■SLiSiiSD BY ....
0. HOUGHTON ^ CO.,
STEAMSHIP AGEMTS.
BOSTON, - - - U. S. H.
•WortbweBtern Xllniverstt? Xibran?
Evanston, Illinois
THE GIFT OF
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Copies of this code can be obtained on application to the
addresses named below and at following prices :
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Sent by Mail on receipt of i% d. or 3 cts. Postage per each copy.
boston.
F. O. HOUGHTON St CO., Publishers,
115 State Street, cor. Broad Street.
RAYMOND & WHITCOMB, 296 Washington Street.
new york.
WHITE STAB LINE, 29 Broadway.
RED STAR LINE, 6 Bowling Green,
BRENTANO'S, 31 Union Square.
RAYMOND & WHITCOMB, 31 East Fourteenth St.
THE AMERICAN NEWS CO.
chicago.
BRENTANO'S, 204 & 206 Wabash Avenue.
RAND, McNALLY & CO., 166 Adams Street.
A. C. McCLURG & CO., 117-121 Wabash Avenue.
cincinnati.
THE ROBERT CLARKE COMPANY, 31-39 East Fourth St.
washington.
BRENTANO'S, 1015 Pennsylvania Avenue.
phi la delphi a.
RAYMOND & WHITCOMB, 1005 Chestnut Street.
san francisco.
MILTON HYNBMANN, 210 Battery Street.
DUTTON & PARTRIDGE, 212-214 California Street.
montreal, canada.
WM. FOSTER BROWN & CO., 233 St. James Street.
Toronto. Canada.
THE HAROLD A, WILSON CO., Ltd., 35 King Street, W.
liverpool.
ISMAY, IMRIE & CO., WHITE STAB LINE.
london.
ISMAY, IMRIE & CO.
WHITE STAR LII^E 1 Licardciiiiapll Street,
EDEN FISHER & CO., 6, 7, 8 Clement's Lane, Lombard St., E. C.
paris.
BRENTANO'S, 37 Avenue de I'Opera.
antwerp.
RED STAB LINE (Passenger Department).
Orders for this code may be placed with telegraph operator at any of the
principal telegraph or cable offices in the United States, and at principal railway
newsstands. ' - .v
' THETA. yo/cYo,''
To
OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS,
THE TRAVELEING PUBEIC,
Ship-owners and Merchants,
to whose interests
our best efforts will always be devoted,
this book
is
RESPECTFUEEY DEDICATED
by
F. O. HOUGHTON & CO.
Publishers.
115 state Street, Boston,
November i, 1896.
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STEAMEBS' FUNNELS, ETC.
STEAMERS.
FUNNEL MARKS.
American
Anchor .
Beaver
Cunard
French
Great Western
Guion . . .
Hamburg-A merican
National
Netherlands American
North German Lloyd
Red Star
Thingvalla ....
White Star ....
Wilson
Black, with white band.
Black.
Black and white.
Red, with black top.
Red, with black top.
Black, with broad red band containing
a blue and white ball.
Black, with broad red band.
Kxpress service, yellow; regular ser-
vice, black.
White, with black top.
Black, white band with green borders.
Cream.
Cream, with red star, black top.
Yellow, white band, blue stars.
Cream, with black top.
Red, with black top.
APPROXIMATE DISTANCES.
Liverpool Landing Stage to Crosby Light-Ship' . .
" " " Formby Light-Ship . .
" " '* Mersey Bar Light-Ship
" " " North-West Light-Ship
Mersey Bar " Point Lynas ....
" " South Stack ....
" " Tuskar Rock, 145
(Tuskar Roek ie at S. £. Extremity of Ireland* entrance of St. GeoKge'e Channel.)
MILKS.
8
11
14
23
38
58
Mersey Bar to Roche's Point
Roche's Point . . . . " Daunt's Rock Light Ship . .
" ... " Kinsale Head, Ireland . . .
" ... " Fastnet Rock (near Cape
Clear, Ireland) . . .
(Roche** Point ie on the mainland at the S. £. entrance of Cork Harbor.)
New York Wharf "
229
4
16
58
or.)
to Quarantine, Staten Island . 8
Sandy Hook Bar .... 20
" Light-Ship . . 28
Fire Island L't-House,Long Isl'd 55
(Flaehins White Light.)
Shinnecock Light-House. . 91
(Sooth eldc Long leland.)
Daunt's Rock Light-Ship,
Northern track, 2805
Southern track, 2892
Sandy Hook Light-Ship,
Northern track, 2727
Southern track, 2857
^Daunt'i Rock Light-Sbip i> off Oannt'e Bock, at the S. W. entrance ot Cork Harbor.)
Sandy Hook Light-Ship
Daunt's Rock Light-Ship
INFORMATION FOR PASSENGERS
LANDING IN ENGLAND.
Passengers will on landing in England be asked by
the Customs Officials whether they have any of the fol-
lowing articles, which are liable to Duty or detention
Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes, Snuff, Scents.
Wines, Spirits (of ^ny sort).
Extracts of Tea, Coffee, Chicory, or Tobacco.
The smallest quantities of any of the articles must
be produced.
Gold or Silver Plate of Foreign Manufacture,,
which has not been assayed in England, should be
produced.
Reprints of any Registered Copyright Works or
Music are also prohibited.
A person Smuggling is liable to imprisonment for a
term not exceeding Six Months in default of pay-
ment of a Fine of Treble the Duty Paid value of
the goods or £ioo (500 Dollars).
Passengers are specially cautioned against offering
gratuities or promising money or other reward to an
Officer of Customs, under any circumstances whatever,
in connection with the execution of his duty.
A
Persons bribing or attempting to bribe are liable to
a penalty of £,200 (1,000 Dols.), and in all cases of
discovery prosecution invariably follows. The offend-
ing Officer is severely punished, and liable to dismissal.
YOU CAM CABLE IB CIPHER TO FRIEHDS OH THE
OTHER SIDE OF THE OCEAN, EVEN IF THE
FRIEHDS HAVE HO CODE.
PARTIES in America desiring to communicate quickly
wiili friends across the water can do so by using The
Adams Cable Codex. On page 42 of this code will be
found words like: "Bushiness." Translated this word
means: —
Please put the following in plain language by using this code
and deliver to , explaining at same time that I send this mes-
sage in cipher through you in order to be more explicit, to insure
quick delivery and save expense.
In the blank space it is intended to insert the name
and address, i.e., "John Jones, Lenox" or "John Jones,
Accursed^ The latter is a code word meaning "Care
Baring Bros, dr Co., London." Receiver of the message
will then understand that contents or translation of the
coile words should be communicated to the third party
mentioned. In the above-mentioned cases the telegrams
would read "Bushiness,JohnJones, Lenox" or "Bushi-
ness,John Jones, Accursed."
By telegraphing to Delta, Boston, the cable address
of F. O. Houghton & Co., 115 State Street, Boston, the
forwarding of cable messages as mentioned above to
parties not holding a copy of the code can be accom-
plished in America; or in London by telegraphing to
Compodelta, London, the cable address of Eden Fisher
& Co., 6, 7, and 8 Clement's Lane, Lombard Street,
E. C., who have on sale The Adams Cable Codex.
EIGHTH EDITION,
IMPORT^f^ If. a,—Owing to tieceaaary changes and eorree-
users of the Adams Coble Codex should
purchase THE EATEST EDITION, and the price has been
made very low to enable frequent purchases. To prevent all
chances of confusion and error both the receiver and sender of
messages should hare copies of this, isCs, the EIGHTH
EDITION.
THE
Adams Cable Codex.
Published by
F. 0. HOUGHTON & GO.
Steamship Hgents
AND
Commission niBichants,
115 State St., Boston, U. S. A.
CABLE ADDRESS. DELTA, BOSTON.
Price, in paper, i shilling, or 25 cents.
Price, in cloth, 2 shillings, or 50 cents.
^ Copyright, 1896.
Jf. sure that both receiver and sender of messaged
have the EIGHTH EDITION.
PREFACE.
EIGHTH EDITION.
The present issue of " The Adams Cable Codex" is an enlarged
edition of over 160 pages, and is published especially in the interest of
the travelling public, and also contains much matter of value to bankers,
brokers, and the business community at large.
The majority of those who travel have investment interests at home
about which tiiey require information while abroad, and to this class
the large number of pages referring to " Buying," " Selling," " Market,"
" Condition of Firms, etc," will commend themselves as of especial
value. In this, i.e., the SEVENTH EDITION, we have made a number
of changes and added pver twenty pages, therefore in cabling be sure that
both the receiver and sender of messages have acopyof this, the SEVENTH
EDITION.
The value of this code will be seen at a glance. We will suppose
that the friend abroad is in Paris and is about to leave for London and
wishes to apprise his friend at home of that fact. He turns to the Index
and finds sentences beginning with ' • Am going to," " Am leaving for,"
etc.) are to be found on pages 80 to 82, and then makes up the following
message;—"INGKATE, LONDON, TUESDAY," which, when trans-
lated by the receiv^er, means, " Am going to London and expect to reach
there Tuesday morning. Telegrams sent to me there will reach me
promptly." In this message twenty words are sent at the cost of but
three. Or, he can cable " INTACT, LONDON," which would mean—
Leave here to day for London, If anything new occurs, telegraph so as
to reach me at that place."
If, at the same time, an address is to be given in London, the
message can be hnade up as follows: — "INGRATE, LONDON
TUESDAY, BANKERS," which would then read, " Am going to
London ana expect to reach there Tuesday morning. Telegrams sent to
me there, care of bankers, will reach me promptly," In the place of
"BANKERS" in the message, can be given the cable name of the
bankers in whose care the message is to be sent. Then again, the one
abroad may wish to know if all goes well at home. He turns to the
index, and finds on page 82 the following: — "INSTTTUTOR," meaning
" Is everything all right and everylx>dy all well at home?" If the frieml
at home is to be apprised of the address of the one abroad, then the
following message can be sent: — " INSTITUTOR, INTOXICATE
BANKERS/' nteaning, " Is everything all right and everybody all well
at home ? Telegraph reply to me here, care of bankers." If in a small
town where there is but one cable office, and a reply is wanted the
following can be added to any message : — " INTRINSIC," meaning
" There is but one office here, to which all cables are sent, so that messaqes
giving my cable name only and addressed to this place will reach me
promptly."
If a number of people are travelling together, and, torn instance Mr
Bowzer and Mr. Towzer of the party wish to inquire through the' one
who is sending the message in regard to those at home, the followimr
can be added : — " BOWZER, TOWZER, JAGGED;" or, "Itowzer aud
Towzer wish to know if everybody is well and everything all right at home "
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Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Tn regard to illness, Mr. Towzer's wife is ill at home and be must be
notified ol; the fact. Turning to the Index, we find a number of pages
under this heading, and from page 17 we can make the following mes-
sage:—**MRS. TOWZEB, ALBURNOUS/' which would read, **Atrs.
Towzer is ill^ Sickness is not serious, but keep within reach of telegram so
that we can communicate with you if wanted.'*
On page 42 will be found a number of sentences by which a message
can be sent and delivered to a third party who may not happen to have
this code. If any telegrams are sent to us—** Delta, Boslon," — we shall
be happy to forward same to any address that may be named in tiie cable
message.
To those unused to cable codes let us say that before leaving
home it will be necessary for both the traveller and the friend at
home to select some distinguishing cable address. For instance, to
send a message to " F. O. Houghton & Co., 115 State St., Boston,"
will entail an expense of cabling nine words for the address alone,
while a despatch can be addressed in two words to " DELTA, BOS-
TON," our cable address, and on its receipt at the cable office, it
will be aent at once to us, our full name and address being regis-
tered, together with our cable name, at the head offices of all the
different companies in Boston.
The frieud who is to cable from abroad must also select some special
cable address, but we do not recommend, on account of the trouble and
expense involved, the usual cost being one guinea, the registration of his
cable name at the telegraph offices in any of the large cities, unless he
intends to remain for some time in one particular city. In travelling
hurriedly from place to place it is better to have messages sent in the
care of a banker, an hotel, or an exchange {preference betng given to the
place where a telegram will be most likely to reach the receiver at any hour
of the day or night), nearly all of which have a cable address, so that mes*
sages sent in their care will be promptly delivered. As a rule we should
say that telegrams sent in care of the hotel where one is stopping would be
soonest delivered. When it is understood beforehand, it will not be nec-
essary to sign messages, unless telegrams are being sent to or received from
different parties in the same place, when it is well that each bear the
cable signature of the sender.
To prevent confusion and any liability of miscarriage, some peculiar
and uncommon name should be selected, if possible, for the cable address.
Any one of the following names will answer, or similar ones can be
chosen. For instance: AKENSIDE, BARHAM, BELLONA, BOS*
CA WEN, etc. If on application to the telegraph office it is found that the
same name has been previously registered by some one else, then, of
course, another must be chosen. On page 66 will be found a sentence
" ELUCIDATE," announcing a change of one's caole name or address.
Also see pages 80 and 81 for changes of cable name or address.
In closing we must add one word of caution ; i. e., when making up a
message be sure to write clearly and distinctly. In sending a telegram it
should be understood, especially in cipher messages, that the telegraph
operator has to deal with letters and not words. In writing a message,
therefore, every letter should stand out so clearly and dtstinclly that
there can be no chance of error.
Furthermore, in sending and receiving messages, do not fail to take
time to read the telegram carefully, and re-check it to and from the code.
Too mvoh care cannot be taken in the translation of cable messages, as an
error may cost both the sender and the receiver a deal of trouble, worry, and
expense.
This code is the result of many months* labor, and must commend
itself to any one who has to use the ocean cables or the overland tele*
graph lines. It does not, of course, cover every exigency which may
uprise, and we doubt if any code could be gotten up that would do this.
Any suggestions which the users of this code may have to make which
will add to its value and efficiency we shall be gM to receive, and may
he able to embody tb^m in our next edition, to which we shall probably
add a number of pages.
TO OUR PATRONS.
Users of this code will confer a favor by advising us of
any mistakes that may come to their notice, and we shall
also be glad to receive any suggestions that may serve to
increase its value and usefulness. In sending a plain mes-
sage (i.e., not in cipher) be sure that none of the words used
can be found in and translated from the code.
F. O, HOUGHTON & CO.
INDEX TO CONTENTS.
Please note particularly pages 42 and 162.
Accidents, 44, 60, 62, 150 to 152.
" Act cautiously," " Act quickly," etc., 43.
" Address letters to," 9, 18.
"Address telegrams," 81.
Address wanted, 22, 23, 30, 48, 84, 85.
"Advise you too," etc., 43.
"All well," 8 to 10, 13, 17, 81.
"Am out of funds," 25.
" Am going to," " Am leaving for," etc., 80 to 82.
"Apply to," 8, 9, 44, 80.
Arrival, 9, 13, 17, 62.
Authority to act, 20, 51, 57, 68.
"Await letter," 9, 21, 22, 46, 48, 50, 51, 53, 68, 71.
Baltimore stocks, 158.
Bonds, payment, stock terms, etc., 129, 130.
Boston stocks, 120 to 123.
Business, 8, 10, 16, 44, 46, 51, 52, 60, 61, 66, 68, 81, 82, 84.
Buying, 65, 67, 88 to 95.
Cable and telegraphic address, 17, 19, 20, 21, 23, 46, 66, 80, 8i
83, 84.
Cable transfer, 29, 30.
"Call zt," or "call for," 10, 14, 18, 2:.
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Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
'' Can do nothing until," etc., 47.
" Cannot leave," 8, 10, 11,80.
"Cannot sail," "Cannot start," 11, 49, 80.
"Care of," 9 to 13, 18 to 20, 22, 80 to 85.
Change of cable address, 66, 80, 81.
Change of cable name, 66, 80.
Change of route, 17.
Chicago stocks, 157, 158;
Code table for dates, 159 to 161.
Congratulations, 80, 82, 84, 150 to 153«
Consiiltation of physicians, 150.
Days, months, interest, etc, 119.
Delay, 11, 12, 17, 22, 23, 47, 59, 63, 68.
Delivery, 49, 52.
Delivery of message to one not using this code, 42.
Departure, 12, 16, 21, 23.
Detained in quarantine, 150.
"Do not commit yourself," etc., 80.
" Do not reply," 80.
"Drafts and Drawing, 25 to 30, 56, 71.
Errors in telegrams, 41, 42.
"Everything and everybody all well," 10, 13, 23, 81.
"Expect to arrive," 13, 19, 52, 80.
" Expect to sail," 10, 13, 22, 23.
" Expect to start," 13.
Forwarding copies of this codex to a third party, 42.
Forwarding letters, 13, 13, 16, 18, 22.
Forwarding messages, etc., ly, 42, 52, 64.
"Full particulars," 13, 19 to 21, 50, 54. 55, 63, 64, 70.
" Happy New Year," 80, 84, ISO, 153.
"Hasten return," 18, 22, 71.
" Have lost," 53, 54. .
" Have started for home," 14, 15.
" Have you closed," etc., 81.
" Hold my letters," 15.
Holidays, 55, 67.
Hour of day, 132.
Illness, 8,12,16,17,21, 24. 44.4St49>6' 1063,81, ISO to 1S3.
•
6 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Immediate reply, 62, 66, 68.
Inquiry as to address, 84, 85.
Instructions, 35, 43, 45, 48, 84, 85.
Insurance, 60, 63, 80 to 82.
" Is everybody well ?" 13, 81, 82, 85.
" Is everything all right and everybody all well at home ?" 82, 85
Letters and correspondence, 9, 10, 12 to 15, 17, 21 to 24, 40, 43,46.
49. 52. SS. 60. 65. 67, 68, 71, 80, 8s, 95, 98, 131.
Letters and telegrams, 40, 41, 131.
Letter of credit, 25 to 29, 54.
Letters of introduction, 11, 19, 48, 49, 54.
Market, 62, 81, 107 to 116.
" Meet her," " Meet him," " Meet me," etc., 44, 62.
"Merry Christmas," 80, 84, 152, 153.
Misellaneous sente nces, 43 to 71, 80 to 87.
" Missing," 20,45, 53, 60, 61.
JVew sentences inserted to be explained by mail, 42.
New York stocks, 124 to 128.
" No need to hasten return," 8.
Numerals and fractions, 141 to 149.
Offer accepted, 39.
Other codes, 21, 188, 189.
Out of funds, 25.
Percentage, 117, 118.
Postponement, 21.
Philadelphia stocks, 158.
Prepaying passage, 11, 14, 18.
Prices, 36, 38, 46, 64, 88, 94, 96,104.
Prospects, 21, 64, 65, 68, 113. •
« Push sales of—," 82.
" Referring to my (our) telegram or letter of," etc., 131.
" Referring to your letter of," 40.
Remaining longer, 16, 21.
Remittances and remitting, 25 to 29.
Reply, 15, 21, 48, 59, 65, 67, 68, 81, 83 to 85.
Return, 8 to 11, 13, 16 to 18, 21 to 24, 46, 68, 84.
"Rush answer," 18.
Sailings, 19^ 20,
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Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Securing staterooms, etc., 31 to 39.
Selling, 27, 29, 46, 65, 67, 82, 84, 9© to 105.
" Send draft," 29,
" Shall remain," 8, i6, 19, 65.
"Shall sail," "Shall start," etc, 8, 10, 14, 15, 19, 21, 23, 66.
" Shall leave," 82, 83.
Shipping, shipment, etc., 154 to 156.
Special requests, 42.
Standing of firms, etc., 53, 60, 135 to 137.
Sterling money, 72 to 76.
" Subject to reply to reach here," etc., 66.
Telegrams and telegraphing, 8, 9, 11 to 14, 16 to 23, 25, 27 to 29.
40, 41, 43, 44 to 46, 52, S3, 59, 60, 63, 65,67, 68, 70, 71, 80
to85, 94, 99, 131, 153.
Telegraphic authority, 20, 68.
Telegraphic money order, 25, 27, 29.
"Telegraph reply," 9, 13, 16, 18, 20 to 23, 44, 45, 60, 65, 68, 81, 83
to 85.
" Too late," 20, 60, 68.
Unintelligible words or messages, 42.
United States money, 77 to 79.
" When do you expect to sail," " to start," " to reach," etc., 22, 23,
69, 85.
" You do not answer my message understandingly," etc., 42.
" What is the trouble ?" 68.
" Where shall you be ," 153.
" Wrote you last mail," etc., 23, 24.
Pages 163 (O SOD added to this edition refer principally to
Merchandise, Orders, Prices, Quotations, Shipment, Vessels,
Departures, Rates of Freight, etc.
8 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
ABRIVAL AND BEPABTUBE,
LETTEBS TELE6BAMS,
BETUBN, PBEPAYMENT OF PASSAGE,
HUrESS, BUSINESS, Etc.
Also see "Miscellaneotcs" and "Financial,"
Aback, All well. Business fair. Stay until
Abaculus, All well. Business good. Stay until
Abandon, All well. Business quiet. Stay until
Abased, All well. Business O. K. Nothing here requir-
ing you; 'mmediate return.
Abasement, All well. Business O. K. No need to hasten
your return.
Abasitis, Am quite ill. Please come here at once.
Abasingr, Am somewhat ill.
Abate, Am somewhat ill. Can you come here ?
Abatement, Am somewhat ill. Cannot leave here at present
Abattoir, Am somewhat ill, but will start as soon as pes-
sible.
Abatude, Am somewhat ill. Shall remain here for the
present.
Abbatical, Am somewhat ill. Shall remain here until
Abbey, And then go to
Abbreviate, Apply at telegraph office for telegram.
Abdicate, Apply to F. O. Houghton & Co., Boston.
Abduction, Apply to F. O. Houghton & Co, Boston, for
sailing lists, giving date and hour of departure.
Abductor, Apply to Red Star Line office, Antwerp.
Aberration, Apply to the agents in
Abetment, Apply to White Star line office, 34 Leadenhall
street, London.
.Abettor, Apply to White Star line office, 10 Water street,
Liverpool.
Abeyance, Are not very busy. No need to hasten return.
Abhor, Are very busy, but you need not hasten return.
Abhorred, Are very busy. Please return s<^on as possible,
^^bborrence, Arrange for my return-
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Abhorring,
Abiding,
Abidingly,
Abject,
Abjectly,
Abjeetness,
Abjure,
Abjuring,
Ablation,
Ablution,
Abnegate,
Abnegation,
Abnormal,
Abode,
Aboding,
Abolish,
Abolition,
Abominate,
Aboriginal,
Abortive,
Abortively,
Abounding,
Abrading,
Abrasion,
Abridge,
Abridging,
Abrogate,
Abrogation,
Arrived all right.
" " address letters to care of
" " and proceed at once.
" " telegraph me in care of
" ' " pleasant passage.
« " " " advise friends.
« « « « writing.
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Arrived — all well — pleasant passage — found
everything all right.
Arrived—all well—had a splendid passage.
Arrived—all well—splendid passage—address
letters to —
Arrived — all well — address letters to care
of
Arrived—all well—pleasant voyage—telegraph
me at —
Arrived — all weil—pleasant voyage—proceed
to —— to-night.
Arrived—all well—pleasant voyage—proceed
to to-morrow.
Arrived—all well—proceed to —— on
Arrived—all well—stormy passage.
" " " " Was very sick.
" " « , « Proceed to
to-night.
Arrived — all well — had stormy passage — tel-
egraph me at ——
Arrived—all well—stormy passage—^proceed at
once to ——
Arrived here to-day
Await letter. It will explain fully.
Await my letter (dated )
Await my letter which I shall address to you at
general Post Office.
Before letter received I (or we) had
Before telegram received I (or we) had
Better return soon as you can. Apply to Red
Star line office, Antwerp.
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Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U .S. A.
Better start for •
■ as soon as possible.
Abrupt,
Abruptly, Business is good, and everything and everybody
all well.
Abruptness, Business is quiet, and everything and everybody
all well.
Abscttnrter, Business is rushing, and everything and every-
body all well.
Absconding', Business is very bad.
Absented, Call at that office for necessary documents.
Absenting, Call at the general Post Office at for
letter (dated ).
Absolute, Call at office of F. O. Houghton & Co., Boston,
for ticket.
Absolutely, Call at the office of
Absolution, Call at office Von der Becke & Marsily, Antwerp,
for ticket.
Absolutory, Call at White Star Line office, 10 Water street,
Liverpool, for ticket.
Call for necessary documents at office of
Call for ticket at office of
Absolve,
Absorb,
Absorbed,
Absorbing,
Absorbent,
Absorption,
Abstain,
Abstemious,
Abstinence,
Abstract,
Abstracted,
Abstractly,
Abstruse,
Abstrusely,
Call for ticket at White Star Line office.
Call for ticket at Red Star Line office.
Call for letter at office of
Call for letter dated , which I have sent to
care of
Call for letter (dated ) which I direct to
you at general Post Office.
Call for letter which I am writing, and which I
will mail to care of
Call on
Can do no good by stopping here. Shall I go to
Can do no good by stopping here. Shall I return
Cannot leave here at present. Will advise you
before I (or we) start.
Cannot leave on date fixed. Hope to sail
(or start)
Cannot leave on date you set. Hope to sail
(or start)
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Absurd,
Absurdity,
Absurdly,
Absurdness,
Abundance,
Abundant,
Abundantly,
Abusive,
Abusively,
Abutment,
Abyss,
Academic,
Academical,
Academy,
Accelerate,
Accented,
Acceptance,
Accessible,
Accessory,
Accidental,
Acclimate,
Accordion,
Accosted,
Accountant,
Accretion,
Accumulate,
Accurate,
Accursed,
Accusation,
Accusing,
Accustom,
Acerbity,
Acetic,
Achieve,
Achieving,
Aching, *
Cannot leave to-day.
" " till to-morrow.
" " " Sunday.
" *' " Monday.
" " " Tuesday.
" " " Wednesday.
" " Thursday.
" " " Friday.
" " " Saturday.
Cannot leave unless
Cannot leave until —^
Cannot prepay your passage.
Cannot return until
Cannot return unless
Cannot return unless you
Cannot return unless you prepay my passage.
Cannot sail by steamer you name. Will come
next steamer.
Cannot sail by steamer you name. Hope to
leave
Cannot sail by steamer you name. Will cable
when steamer and date of departure are fixed.
Cannot say when shall be able to leave
Cannot you start before ——
Cannot you start so as to reach here
Can you send me letter of introduction to
Come at once. Do not delay.
Care of
Care of F. O. Houghton & Co., Boston.
Care of Baring Bros. & Co., Liverpool.
Care of Baring Bros. & Co., London.
Care of Brown Brothers & Co., Boston.
Care of Brown Brothers & Co., New York.
Care of Brown, Shipley & Co., Liverpool.
Care of Brown, Shipley & Co., London.
Care of Comptoir d'Escompte de Paris, Paris.
Care of Drexel, Harjes & Co., Paris.
Care of Drexel, Morgan & Co., New York.
Care of E. Hoskier & Co., Paris.
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Achromatic, Care o£ Hottinguer et Cie, Paris.
Acidity, Care of Ismay, Imrie & Co., Liverpool.
Acidness, Care of Ismay, Imrie & Co., London.
Acidulous, Care of Jacob C. Rogers, Boston.
Aconite, Care of J. S. Morgan & Co., London.
Acom, Care of Red Star Line, New York.
Acquaillt, Care of F. O. Houghton & Co.. Boston.
Acquainted, Care of kidder, Peabody & Co., Boston.
Acquiesce, Care of Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York.
Acquiring, Care of Perier frferes et Cie, Paris.
Acquit, Care of Von der Becke & Marsily, Antwerp.
Acquittal, Care of agents Red Star Line at
Acrimony, Care of agents Red Star Line at this place.
Acrobat, Care of agents White Star Line at
Acrostic, Care of agents White Star Line at this place.
Acrostical, Care of the correspondents* at this place of
Acroterial, Care of the correspondents of at
Acting, Care of the correspondents of Baring Bros. & Co.,
at
Actiniform, Care of the correspondents of Baring Bros. & Co.,
at this place.
Actinism, Care of the correspondents of Brown, Shipley
& Co., at
Actinulite, Care of the correspondents of Brown, Shipley
& Co., at this place.
Care of the correspondents of J. S. Morgan & Co.,
at
Care of the correspondents of J. S. Morgan & Co.,
at this place.
Delay is caused by
Delay will be explained by letter.
Departure postponed. Will wire on what dale I
leave.
Departure postponed. Will write.
Detained here by Illness. Cannot say when
shall be able to leave.
^Actively,
Activeness,
Actual,
Actualize,
Actually,
Actuate,
Aetuation,
•Note.—Where two or more correspondents are given on a Letter of Credit or
Letter of Indication, it is understood that the one named is the corre*
spondent in whose care the matter should be sent.
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Actuosity,
Acumen,
Acuminate,
Acute,
Acutely,
Acuteness,
Adage,
Adamant, Expect to sail per -
Adamantine,Expect to start —
Adaptation, Expect to start for -
Do not know the party named well enougn lo
allow of my giving letter.
Everybody well; stay as long as you wish to.
Everything and everybody all well.
Everything and everybody all well. Do not
hasten your return.
Everything favors speedy recovery.
Everything running smoothly. All well. Noth-
ing here to hasten your return.
Expect to arrive
Adapted,
Adaptness,
Addendum,
Addition,
Adequate,
Adlterency,
Adiierent,
Adlierently,
Atlliesion,
Adhesive,
Adhesively,
Adipose,
Adjacent,
Adjacently,
Adjective,
Adjoining,
Adjourn,
Adjourned,
Adjudicate,
Adjunct,
Adjunctive,
Adjusting,
Expect to start on or about •
Forward all letters to
Forward any letters addressed to following per-
son (or persons) to me at
Forward any letters addressed to
Forward any letters for me to
Forward letters to me here (care of ——)
Forward letters to me here care of my bankers.
Forward letters to care of
Forward letters to care of my bankers at
Forward letters to care of my bankers at London.
Forward letters to care of my bankers at Paris.
Forward letters to my London address.
Forward letters to my Paris address.
Forward my letters to London, care of
Forward my letters to Paris, care of
Forward my letters to the care of
Forward my letters to the care of my bankers
at
Forward the letters to
Full particulars by first mail.
Have had no letters from you for a fortnight or
more. Are all well
Have heard nothing from you since
Have just arrived here. Please wire what you
* have to communicate.
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Adjustment, Have prepaid your passage as requested.
Adjutant, Have just received your letter (dated )
Administer, Have just received your telegram (dated )
Admirable, Have prepaid your passage by Red Star line.
Admiral, Have prepaid your passage by Red Star Line
Call at Antwerp office for ticket.
Admiration, Have prepaid your passage by White Star line.
Admired, Have prepaid your passage White Star Line.
Call at Liverpool office for ticket.
Admission, Have received but letter from you.
Admittance, Have received but telegram from you.
Admixture, Have received no letter from you.
Admonish, Have received no letter from you since the one
dated
Admonition, Have received no telegram from you.
Admonitory, Have received no telegram from you since the
one dated
Adonis, Have received letter from
Adorable, Have received telegram from reading as
follows •
Adoration, Have seen . He says he will do it.
Adorning, Have seen . He says he cannot do it.
Adornment, Have started for
Adroitness, Have started for home.
Adulation, Have started for home, and shall sail by thi.
Adriatic from Liverpool, on
Adulterate, Have started for home and shall sail by the
Teutonic from Liverpool, on
Advantage, Have started for home, and shall sail by the
Britannic from Liverpool, on
Advent, Have started for home, and shall sail by the
Celtic from Liverpool, on
Adventure, Have started for home, and shall sail by the
Germanic from Liverpool, on —
Adverb, Have started for home, and shall sail by the
Majestic from Liverpool, on
Adverbjiil, Have started for home, and shall soil from
Antwerp, per •—
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Adversary, Have started for Lome and sliaB sa'il tront
Boston, per
Adversity, Have started for home, and shall sail fronr
Bremen, per
Advisedly, Have started for home, and shall sail from
Cherbourg, per
Advisory, Have started for home, and shall sail from
Glasgow, per
Advocacy, Have started for home, and shall sail from
Hamburg, per
Advocate, Have started for home, and shall sail from
Havre, per
Advoliltion, Have started for home, and shall sail from
Liverpool, per .
Affability, Have started for home, and shall sail from
London, per
Affably, Have started for home and shall sail from
New York, per
Affected, Have started for home, and shall sail from
Plymouth, per
Affectedly, Have started for home, and shall sail from
Queenstown, per — ^
Affecting, Have started for home, and shall sail from
Southampton, per
Affection, Have started for home, and shall sail from
per
Affianced, Have started for home, and shall sail per
Affidavit, Have you engaged passage ?
Affiliate, Have you engaged passage, and if so, by what
line ?
Affinity, Have you received my letter ?
Affirming, " " " dated ?
Affirinable, Have you received my letter dated ?
Why do you not answer ?
Affiation, Have you received my letters dated ?
Affiicted, Have you received my letter .> Why do you not
answer ?
Affiuencc, He (or she) will remain at
Affiuent, H^ld my letters until further advic*
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Affluently,
Affray,
Afraid,
African,
Africanism,
Agape,
ASTcndum,
Aggravate,
Aggression,
Aggressor,
Aggrieve,
Agility,
Agitate,
Agitation,
Agonize,
Agony,
Agrarian,
Agreeing,
Agreeable,
Ailing,
Ailment,
Aimless,
Aimlessly,
Alacrity,
Alarum,
Albanian,
Albatross,
Albino. *
How is busii'.ess i Am I needed at home ?
How is businessand will it bs possible for me
to remain another week ?
How is business ? and will it be possible for me
to remain another month ?
How is business ? and will it be possible for me
to remain until
How is business? If everything quiet, shall
remain a few days longer.
How long shall you remain at ?
" there?
How soon can you start ?
If detained and obliged to leave later, will
advise you.
If possible, wish to remain another month.
If possible, wish to remain another week.
If possible, wish to remain until
If possible, wish to remain weeks longer.
If you wish to communicate with me (or us) by
telegraph, do so at before
Important matters prevent my (our) leaving at
present.
Impossible to return until
In consequence of the illness of we are
detained here for the present. Please send
our letters here accordingly.
Is any one ill ? Telegraph reply quickly.
Is decidedly better and now out of danger.
has been seriously ill, but is now out of
danger. No need to hasten your return.
has been seriously ill, but is recovering,
and the doctor thinks will now do well.
is better and we expect to leave here
is ill.
— is ill, but not seriously.
is ill. Case quite serious.
is ill. No chance of recovery.
is ill. Return at once.
is ill. Return at once. Do not delay.
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Album,
Albumen,
Alburnous,
Alchemy,
Alcohol,
Alcoholic,
Alcoholize,
Alderman,
Aldlne,
AlemMc,
Al{ir«bra,
Alienate,
Alienation,
Alimentary,
Alimony,
Aliquot,
Alkali,
Alkanet,
Alkermes,
Alkoran,
Alkoranic,
Allaying,
'Allegiance,
Allegoric,
Allegory,
Alleviate,
Alliance,
Alligation,
is ill. Keep me posted as to your movt-
ments so that I can reach you by cable at
any moment.
is ill. Prepare to return in case we
telegraph you.
is ill. Sickness is not serious, but keep
within reach of telegram so that we can
communicate with you if wanted.
is ill. What shall we do?
is ill. While sickness is not yet serious
we think you better return.
is seriously ill. We
think
you
better
return at once.
Is much better. No need for you to come.
Is recovering rapidly.
Is there any change ?
Letter at post office for you.
Letter received.
Letter received. All well.
Letter received. Have written.
Letter received. Have done as requested.
Letter received. Will do as requested.
" " Will write by first mail.
" " Will write to-day.
" " Wrote you under date of -
Letter received,
date of
Wrote party mentioned under
any
Letters received bearing dates of
Letters will soonest reach me if addressed to
May return sooner than expected.
My cable address is registered at ;
messages sent there will be forwarded to me
at once.
My letter will explain.
No delay here.
No need to hasten return. All going well here.
Nothing here requiring your return.
On arrival here find it best to make a change of
route, and therefore go to at once.
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Allig^ator,
Allodiiiiii,
Allotment,
Allnminate,
Aliusfon,
Alluvial,
Aliiiauac,
Almoner,
Aloof,
Aloofness,
Alpaca,
Alphabet,
Alpine,
Alsacian,
Altarage,
Altercate,
Altitude,
Aluinuia,
Ainadetto,
Amalgam,
Amanuensis,
Amaranth,
Amaryllis,
Amateur,
Amatory,
On what date do you start ?
" " " expect to start ?
Please call on F. O. Houghton & Co., Boston,
and prepay my passage.
Please call on F. O. Houghton & Co., Boston,
and prepay my passage by Red Star Line.
Ask them to cable to Antwerp office to furnish
necessary ticket.
Please call on F. O. Houghton & Co., Boston,
and prepay my passage by White Star Line.
Ask them to cable Liverpool office to furnish
necessary ticket.
Please prepay my passage by White Star line.
" " " " Red Star line.
" " line.
Please prepay my passage by line ami
telegraph me at
Please send letters to general Post Office (at
) to be held till called for.
Please send letters to until
Please send letters to this place until
Please send letters to this place until further
advice from me.
Prepare to return in case we telegraph you.
Remain longer if it will pay to do so.
Remain until if it will pay to do so.
Return as soon as possible.
Return at leisure.
Return at once.
Return at once; important matters require your
presence here.
Return by first steamer.
Return, so as to be here if possible, on
Return when ypu wish to; do not hurry back.
Rush'answer. Send reply to me at
Rush answer. Very important, should have
reply at once.
Send all letters to me at
Amaze,
Amazement, Send all letters to me care of
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Amazing:, Send all telegrams, care of
Amazillg:ly, Send all telegrams to me at
Amazon, Send all telegrams until , care of
Amazonian, Send all telegrams until further advised to me
at :—
Ambaj?itory, Send all telegrams until further advised to me
here.
Amber, Send full particulars by first mail.
Ambergris, Send me letter of introduction.
Ambition, Shall remain here until
Ambler, Shall remain here until and then go
t to
Ambling,
Ambrosia,
Ambrosial,
Shall remain there until —
Shall remain until
Shall remain there until •
to
Ambrotyi>e, Shall sail (or start) from
Ambulanee, Shall sail (or start) from Antwerp —
Amimlation, " " " " " per-
Ambliseade, Shall sail (or start) from here
Amblisb, Shall sail (or start) from here per —
Amenable, Shall sail (or start) from Liverpool-
■ and then go
Am«;n(lment,Shall sail (or start) from Liverpool per
Amenity,
Ametliyst,
Amiably,
Amicable,
Amity,
Ammodyte,
Ammonia,
Amnesty,
Amoret,
Ampliibian,
Amphibious,
Ampbipoda,
Ampboral,
Amplify,
Amputate,
Shall sail (or start) from New York
Shall sail (or start) from New York per ■
Shall sail (or start) per
Shall sail (or start) to-day.
" ■' " to-morrow.
" " " Sunday.
" " " Monday.
" " " Tuesday.
" " " Wednesday.
' " " " Thursday.
'" " " Friday.
" " " Saturday.
Start and expect to arrrive,
SS. Adriatic, sailing —
SS. Teutonic sailing ■
Amputation, Britaniiic, sailing
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Amuse, SS. Celtic, sailing
Amusement, SS. Germanic, sailing
Amusing', SS. Majestic, sailing
Anaconda, SS. Friesland, sailing
AnagTPam, SS. Noordland, sailing
Analeptic, SS. Belgenland, sailing
Analogical, SS. Pennland, sailing
Analogism, SS. Rhynland, sailing
Analogous, SS. Switzerland, sailing ——
Analogy, SS. Waesland, sailing—;
Analysis, SS. Westernland, sailing
Analyze, SS. sailing from Antwerp.
Anapestic, SS. sailing from New York.
Anarchy, SS. sailing from Liverpool.
Anathema, SS. sailing from here.
Anatomical, SS. sailing from
Anatomy, Telegram received.
Ancestor, Telegram received; will do as requested.
Ancestress, Telegram received; have done as requested.
Anchorite, Telegram received; cannot do as you request.
Anchovy, Telegram received; cannot do as you request;
have written.
Anciently, Telegram received; cannot do as you request;
will write first mail.
Andalusite, Telegram received, but too late to
Anecdote, Telegram received too late.
Aneroid, Telegram will soonest reach me at
Angelic, Telegrams sent to r will reach me imme-
diately.
Angelus, Telegrams will reach me immediately, if sent
in care of
Angered, Telegraph and write full particulars.
Ang'lican, Telegraph authority for me to
Angling, Telegraph authority for me to protect your
interests.
Angry,, Telegraph date of sailing.
Anguish, Telegraph everywhere and try to find him (her).
Angular, Telegraph full instructions.
.Angularity, Telegraph full instructions to me at this place.
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Animadvert, Telegraph either " Yes " or " No."
Animal,
Animated,
Animation,
Animosity,
Animus,
Anisette,
Annealing,
Annex,
Annihilate,
Annotate,
Annotation,
Annuity,
Anoint,
Anointed,
Anomaly,
Telegraph full instructions to me at -
Telegraph lull particulars.
Telegraph full particulars to me at -
Telegraph if anything important.
Telegraph reply.
Telegraph reply and sign yoursei: —
Telegraph reply quickly.
Telegraph reply to —
Telegraph reply to me at
Telegraph result.
Telegraph this to
Telegraph to
Telegraph what you have done.
Telegraph if any change.
The following words are from Scott's code Call
on F. O. Houghton & Co., Boston, for trans-
, lation.
Anonymous, The following words are from Watkins' code.
Call on F. O. Houghton & Co., Boston, for
translation.
Aliserated, The following words are from code. Call
for translation on
Antagonist,
Antecedent,
Antelope,
Anthem,
Antic,
A nticipate.
Antidote,
Antimony,
Antipathy,
The last letter from you is dated
There is a decided change for the better.
There is a favorable change.
There is a slight change for the better, but
nothing very decided.
There is no change.
There is no prospect of doing anything here.
There is no prospect of doing anything here, so
I am going to
Think it best to postpone departure.
Think it best to postpone departure. If T
receive no further advices from you, shall
sail per
Antipodes, Wait until you receive my letter.
Antiquary, Wait until you receive my letter (dated 1
% before doing anything.
Antiquated, We are all well., No need to hasten return.
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Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO,, 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Antiquity, We had letters from you last week. Wrote you
at once in reply.
Apartment, We have advices which in our judgment may
lead to your return home.
Apathetic, We have advices which in our judgment may
lead to your return to Boston. Where will a
letter or telegram soonest reach you ?
Apathy, We have advices which in our judgment may
lead to your return home. Where will a letter
or telegram soonest reach you i
Aperient, We have advices which in our judgment may
lead to your return to London. Where will
a letter or telegram soonest reach you ?
Aperture, We have advices which in our judgment may
lead to your return to New York. Where will
a letter or telegram soonest reach you
Apex, We have advices which In our judgment may
lead to your return to Where will a
letter or telegram soonest reach you.'
Aphorism, We have an important communication for yuii
to be sent by mail. Where shall it be acl-
dressed }
Aphrodite, We have letters for you, but want directions
where to send them.
Apocryphal, We have sent a letter to you
Apolog:ue, We have sent a letter to you in care of
Apoplectic, We have sent a letter to you to the general Post
Office at
Apoplexy, We have sent a letter (or letters) to you at
Wait there until you receive it.
Apostate, We need you here. Please return as soon as
possible.
Apostolic, What is reason of delay in reply to my (our)
telegram
Apostrophe, What is reason of delay in reply to my (our)
letter
Apparel, When do you expect to sail for home.
Appendage, When do you expect to sail for home? Tele-
graph reply.
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Appertain, When do you expect to sail for home ? Tele-
graph reply, giving port and date of sailing.
Appetizer, When do you expect to sail for home. Reply
by mail.
Applaud, When do you intend to go to ?
Appliance, When do you intend to start?
Apportion, When do you intend to return?
Apprehend, When do you start, and when do you expect to
arrive ?
Apprentice, Where will letter soonest reach you ?
Apprise, Where will telegram soonest reach you ?
Approving, Will advise you when date of departure is fixed.
Aptitude, Will arrange for your return.
Aptness, Will sail by first steamer on which room can be
secured.
Aquarium, Will start as soon as possible.
Aquatic, Will start as soon as possible. May be delayed
a few days.
Aqueduct, Will start for home at once and will cable you
name of steamer before sailing.
Aquiline, Will start for at once and look for advices
from you there.
Arabian, Will telegraph if we need you.
Arabical, Will telegraph if matters grow worse.
Arbitrate, Will return as soon as possible.
ArboretUW Will return if you think best.
Arborical, will not return with us.
Arbutus, Will send letter asked for.
Arcade, " " " " " by first mail.
Arcanum, " " " " " soon as possible.
Architect, " " " per steamship
Archness, Will write by first mail.
Arctic, Will write soon.
Arduous, Write you to-day.
Argent, Wrote you last mail.
Argosy, " " last week.
Argu ment, Wrote you last week.
all well.
Ariauism, you '^is week,
Everything and everybody
24 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
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Aristocrat,
Arithmetic,
Armada,
Armament,
Armature,
Armenian,
Armful,
Armhole,
Arming.
Armistice,
Armor,
Armorial,
Arnica,
Aromatic,
Arraign,
Arraigning,
Arrantly,
Arrayed,
Arraying,
Arrestment,
• to —■
Wrote you yesterday.
Wrote you under date of —
Wrote you under date of —
You are needed at home.
You are not needed at home.
You are not needed at home. Remaiti longer if
it will pay to do so.
You must be here by the
You need not return.
You need not return until
Your has been taken ill (with )
Your brother has been taken ill (with )
Your daughter has been taken ill (with )
Your father has been taken ill (with )
Your husband has been taken ill (with )
Your mother has been taken ill (with )
Your sister has been taken ill (with )
Your son has been taken ill (with )
Your wife has been taken ill (with )
Your presence is needed here.
Your presence is needed here. When can you
start, and when can you arrive here ?
Arrogant,
Arrogation, -
Arrow,
Arsenal,
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FOrAItCIAI.
LETTEES OF CREDIT, DRAFTS, Etc.
BDTING AND SELLING.
Arsenical,
Arson,
Arterial,
Artery,
Artesian,
Artfully, ~
Artichoke,
Articulate,
Artificial,
Artless,
Asbestos,
Asboline,
Ascendency,
Ascendingr,
Asben,
Askant,
Asparagus,
Aspect,
Asperation,
Asperity,
Aspbaltum,
Asphodel,
Aspirate,
Aspiringly,
Assailed,
Assassin,
Assault,
Assaulting,
Assembly,
Assertive,
Am out of funds.
Am out of funds.
here for .
Am out of funds,
at for —
Can you send draft to me
Can you send draft to me
Am out of funds. What shall I do ?
Arrange this by telegraph. I need the funds at
once.
Buy for my account
Can do nothing till I assure myself of your
identity.
Cannot draw without a bank credit.
Cannot honor your draft.
Cannot open credit. .
Cannot remit.
Cannot remit more than ——
Draft at sight.
Draft at 30 days sight
Draft at 60 d3"s sight.
Draft at 90 days sight
Draw at sight on —■
Draw at 30 days sight on —
Draw at 60 days sight on -1-.
Draw at 90 days sigti on .
Draw on ——
Draw on ——
Draw on ■
Draw on ■'« -
Draw on -
Draw on
Draw on for amount due.
Draw on Drexel, Harjes & Co., Paris.
Draw on Comptoir d'Escompte de Paris, Paris
Draw on Consolidated Bank, Limited, London-
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Assessment, Draw on Baring Bros. & Co., London.
Assessor, Draw on Brown, Shipley & Co., London.
Asseverate, Draw on J. S. Morgan & Co., London.
Assiduous, Draw on £. Hoskins & Co., Paris.
Assimilate, Draw on Hottinguer & Co., Paris.
Associate, Draw on Munroe & Co., Paris,
Assorted, Draw on Pereir frhres et Cie, Paris.
Assuag^C, Draw on the correspondents of —
Assurance, Draw on me (for )
Assuringfly, Draw on me for amount due.
Asterisk, For amount due.
Asteroid, For amount of
Asthmatic, For what amount ?
Astonisb, For what amount shall I ——
Astound, For what amount shall I draw?
Astral, For what amount shall I open credit ?
Astringl'Cnt, For what amount shall I remit draft ?
Astrology, For what amount shall you ?
Astronomer, Have bought for your account —
Astutely, Plave drawn on you for . Please pro-
tect draft.
Astuteness, Have drawn on —for ——. Please in-
struct them to protect draft.
Asunder, Have not received draft.
Asylum, Have not received draft. How did you address
letter ?
Atheist, Have not received letter of credit.
Athenian, Have not received letter of credit. How did
you address letter ?
Athletic, Have opened credit as desired.
Atmosphere, Have opened credit as desired. You can draw
at once.
Atomical, Have opened credit as desired through
Atomism, Have opened credit as desired through ——.
for ——
Atomize, Have received for your account the following
amount
Atonement, Have remitted.
Atrocious, Have sent draft as requestecl,
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Attacking, Have sent draft care of
Attain,
Attaining,
Attainment,
Have sent letter of credit as requested.
Have sent letter of credit care of
Attaint,
Attendance,
Attentive,
Attire,
Attitude,
Attorney,
Attract,
Attracted,
Attraction,
Attractive,
Attribute,
Attrition,
Auctioneer,
Audacious,
Audacity,
Audibly,
Audience,
Auditor,
Auditory,
Augment,
Augury,
Have sent telegraphic money order as re-
quested.
Have sold for your account ——
Have you bought
Have you opened letter of credit as requested?
Wire reply.
Have you sold
Have you remitted?
Have you sent draft as requested ? Wire reply.
How can I place you in funds ?
How does my account stand with you ?
How shall I
How shall I remit ?
On whom and for what amount shall I draw?
On whom shall I draw ?
Or equivalent in sterling money.
Please open banker's credit. '
Please open banker's credit in favor of
Please open credit in favor of through
Please open credit in my favor through
Please open credit in my favor through
for sum of ——
Please open banker's credit in my favor. Wire
to me when it is opened, giving amount and
thtough whom it is issued. Send credit by
mail.
Please open banker's credit in my favor by
telegraph for sum of —. Wire to me
when it is opened, stating through whom it
Is issued, as I wish to draw against it at
once.
Please open credit in my favor by telegraph,
through —— for sum of • Wire
to me when it is opened, as I wish to draw
against it at once.
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Auricular, Please open credit in my favor by telegraph,
through for sum of . Wire
to me when it is opened, as I wish to draw
against it at once.
Auriform, Please open credit through 1
Aurora, Please open credit through —-
Auspicious, Please open credit through a first-class banker.
Austere, Please open credit through Baring Bros. & Co.
Austerely, Please open credit in my favor by telegraphy
through Baring Bros. & Co., for sum of
. Wire to me when it is opened as
I wish to draw against it at once.
Authentic, Please open credit through Brown, Shipley &
Co.
Author, Please open credit in my favor by telegraph,
through Brown, Shipley & Co., for sum of
. Wire to me when it is opened, as
I wish to draw against it at once.
Authorial, Please open credit through J. S. Morgan & Co.
Autocracy, Please open credit in my favor by telegraph,
through J. S. Morgan & Co., for sum of
. Wire to me when it is opened, as
I wish to draw against it at once.
Autocrat, Please open credit through Munroe & Co.
Autograph, Please open credit in my favor by telegraph,
through Munroe & Co., for sum of .
Wire to me when it is opened, as I wish to
draw against it at once.
Automatic, Please open credit in my favor by telegraph,
through the correspondents of at your
place, for sum of Wire to me when
it is opened, as I wish to draw against it at
once.
Automaton, Please protect my draft on — for amount
of ——
Autonomy, Remit as soon as possible.
Autopsy, Remit immediately.
Autumnal, Request identification before payment.
Auxiliary, Require confirmed bank credit (for )
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Avalanclk6, Require letter of credit for
Avarice,
Avaricious,
Avengfcr,
Avengingr,
Avenue,
Average,
Averment,
Avei'sion,
Avocation,
Avoidance,
Avoidless,
Avowal,
Avuneular,
Awakened,
Awakening,
Awfully,
Awkward,
Awning,
Azure,
Babbled,
Babylon,
Bacchanal,
Bachelor,
Backing,
Backward,
Backwardly,
Badiy,
Badness,
—. Please
arrange for issue of same by wire as soon as
possible.
Sell for my account ——
Sell for my account and remit draft for proceeds.
Sell for my account and send me letter of credit
for approximate proceeds.
Send by first mail.
Send by first mail letter of credit for
Send by first mail draft for addressed to
me at
Send cable transfer through •
Send cable transfer for -
bankers.
Send credit by mail to me at ■
• for
through my
Send credit by mail to me at this place.
Send credit by mail to me care of
Send draft for to me at
Send draft for amount due.
Send draft for amount due to me at
Send draft for amount due ta me care of
Send draft for amount of passage.
Send telegraphic money order.
Send telegraphic money order for sum of
to
Send telegraphic money order in my favor to
me at for sum of
Send telegraphic money order in my favor to
me here for sum of
Shall draw on —
Shall draw on for
Shall draw on for amount due.
Telegraph when it is opened.'
Telegraph when it is opened, giving amount and
through whom it is issued.
Their correspondents in are
Their correspondents in your place are
Through whom have you issued credit ?
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Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Baffling,
Bagging,
Bagpipe,
BaUable,
Bailiff,
Bailment,
Baiting,
Baize,
Bakehouse,
Baker,
Balcony,
Bald,
Balderdash,
Baldness,
Balefully,
Balkisli,
Balldngly,
Ballad,
Ballastage,
Ballasting,
Will honor your draft.
Will honor your draft for amount named.
Will honor your draft for following amount
Will honoi your draft for amount of
Will remit as requested.
Will send cable transfer as requested to-day.
Will send cable transfer as requested to-morrow.
Will send cable transfer through
Will send draft as requested.
Will send draft (or check) by first post.
Will send draft to
Will you honor my draft, and for what amount?
Will you honor my draft for ?
You can draw at once.
Your account stands credit
Your account stands debit
Your draft on has been paid.
Your draft on has been protested.
Your draft has not arrived here.
Your draft must have miscarried. How did you
address letter ?
Ballister,
Balloon,
Ballooni.st,
Balloting,
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SECXmiNG STATEROOMS, Etc.
Balmy, Accommodations offered accepted.
Balsam, Accommodations offered acccepted. Have mailed
deposit.
Balsamic, Accommodations offered accepted. Have in-
structed to make deposit.
Balustrade, Accommodations offered accepted. Flease ask
to make deposit for my account.
Bamboo, Accommodations offered accepted. Draw at
sight on me for deposit.
Bamboozle, Accommodations offered accepted. Will write
by first mail.
Bandagfe, Accommodations offered accepted. Will send
deposit.
Bandanna, A lower berth.
Bandbox, A lower berth in a four berth room.
Bandit, A lower berth in a three berth room.
Bandoline, A lower berth in a room having berths for
Baneful, A lower berth in an inside two berth room.
Banginiir, A lower berth in an outside two-berth room.
Banishment, A lower berth in room
Banjo, A four berth room, aft.
Banner, A four berth room, forward.
Bannock, A four berth room, midships.
Banquet, A three berth room aft.
Banter, A three berth room, forward. •
Bantering, A three berth room, midships.
Baptism, Aft, as near saloon as possible.
Baptized, Aft preferred.
Barbarian, Also berth for maid.
Barbarity, Also berths for two maids.
Barbarous, Also berth for maid in same room.
Barbecue, ; Also berth for man servant.
Barberry, Also berths for two men-servants.
Bareface, Amidships, as near saloon as possible '
Bareness, Amidships preferred.
Baritone, An inside room.
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Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Barking,
Barley,
Barmaid,
Barnacle,
Barometer,
Barouche,
Barracks,
Barracoon,
Barren,
Barrenness,
Barricade,
Barter,
Barwood,
Baryta,
Basaltic,
Basely,
Baseness,
Bashful,
Basket,
Basking,
Bastile,
Bastinado,
Bathe,
Bathing,
Battalion,
Battening,
Battery,
Bawler,
Baying,
Bayleaf,
Bayonet,
Beacon,
Beadle,
Beaming,
Bearded,
Beardless,
Beast,
Beastly,
An inside two berth room, aft.
An inside two berth room, forward.
An inside two berth room, midships.
An outside room.
An outside two bertli room, aft.
An outside two berth room, forward.
An outside two berth room, midships.
An upper berth.
An upper berth in a four-berth room.
An upper berth in a room having berths for
An upper berth in a three berth room.
An upper berth in an outside two-berth room.
An upper berth in an inside two berth room.
An upper berth in room
As near as possible to room
As near saloon as possible.
At rate of ^50 per adult.
At rate of $60 per adult.
At rate of $70 per adult.
At rate of $75 per adult.
At rate of $80 per adult.
At rate of $go per adult.
At rate of $100 per adult.
At rate of $110 per adult.
At rate of $125 per adult.
At rate of $160 per adult.
At rate of $250 per adult.
At rate of $300 per adult.
At rate of $350 per adult.
At rate per adult of
At rate per adult of dollars.
At rate per adult of guineas.
At rate per adult of £-
Berth in lower deck stateroom.
Best vacant accommodations are -
Best vacant accommodations at rale named are
Best vacant accommodations which we can offer
to-day are
Can give berth ——
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Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Beatific,
Beatitude,
Beautiful,
Beautify,
Beaver,
Becalming,
Becliarm,
Becliarmed,
Becoming,
Becurl,
Bedabble,
Bedaub,
Bedazzle,
Bedding,
Bedeck,
Bedizen,
Bedlam,
Bedquilt,
Bedraggle,
Bedridd?Ji,
Bedroom,
Beetle,
Be2tling,
Befall,
Befitting,
Beggar,
Beggarly,
Beginner,
Begotten,
Can give berth in
Can give berth in room -
Can give berths
Can give berths in
Can give lower berth in room
Can give upper berth in room
Can give you following accomodations per S.S.
Can reserve the berths no longer.
Can you give
Can you give one of the officer's rooms ?
Cannot give accommodations asked for ti>-day.
Can probably do so later, and if so, will wire.
Cannot give accommodations on sailing named.
Steamer full. Can give you accommodations
per sailing
Cannot give refusal of berths.
Cannot give refusal of berths beyond —
Cannot give refusal of berths. Must have imme-
diate reply as we bave parties here who wish
them.
Cannot secure rooms on Line named, but can ret
good accommodations per S. S. sailing
What do you wish me to do ?
Cannot secure rooms by sailing (or sailing'-)
!aamed. Wire what you wish done.
Cannot secure rooms by sailing (or sailings)
named. Write what you wis^ done.
Can you give me
Can you give me captain's room ?
Can you give me doctor's room ?
Can you give me purser's room ?
Can you give me promenade deck stateroom."'
Can you reserve berths ?
Can you reserve berths per
Children between i and 12 years half-fare.
Do not engage berths.
Do not engage berths at present.
Do not engage berths at present Wait for
l^ter from me.
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liefrrime,
Beg^uile,
, Behaving,
Behavior,
Beheading,
Behest,
Beholden,
Beholding,
Behoove,
Belabor,
Belated,
Belching,
Beleaguer,
Belfry,
Believer,
Belittle,
Belladonna,
Bellicose,
Bellitnde, ^
Belting,
Bemoan,
Bemoaning,
Bending,
Benedict,
Benefactor,
Beneficial,
Benevolent,
Do not engage berths for return p.issage at
present.
For steamer sailing about
For second cabin accommodations.'
Forward, as near saloon as possible.
Forward preferred.
Have engaged berths for return passage.
Have engaged berths for return passage
What shall I do?
Have engaged passage.
Have engaged passage per White Star Line.
Have engaged passage per Red Star Line.
Have engaged passage per line.
Have engaged passage by the Pacific Mail
Steamer from San Francisco.
Have nothing to offer at present.
Have nothing to offer at present. If a berth is
relinquished do you wish it ?
Have nothing to offer at present. If a room is
relinquished do you wish it ?
Have nothing to offer at present. If enough
berths are relinquished to accommodate your
party do you wish them ?
Have no vacant berths foi date named.
Have requested to make deposit on my
account.
Have reserved the rooms as requested.
Have reserved the rooms by steamer sailing
Have reserved good rooms on steamer named
by you.
Have reserved staterooms, numbers
Have secured staterooms, numbers by
steamer named in your letter.
How many are there in your party ?
How many are there in your party and how is it
made up ?
How many berths will you need, and how is your
party made up ?
If these are taken, please name next best vacant
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Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Genlj^n^ If you cannot secure berths by that steamer,
telegraph earliest sailing by which you can.
Benigrnity, If you cannot secure rooms by that steamer,
telegraph earliest sailing by which you can.
Address me at .
Benzine, If you have secured berths for return passage,
cancel them and wait for advice from me.
Benzoic, If you have secured berths for return passage,
cancel the engagement.
Bequeatb, In four berth room (or rooms).
Bequest, In inside room (or rooms).
Bereave, In outside room (or rooms).
Bereft, In three berth room (or rooms).
Berg^ander, Instruct some one here to make deposit.
Berry, May be able to do belter later on.
Beseeeli, May be able to do better later on. If we can
shall we'wire you?
Beseeelier, May be able to do better later on. If we can we
will wire you.
Beseeching, Name rate for oflScer's room.
Beseek, Nothing to offer at present.
Beseem, Officer's rooms not available.
Beshre'Vv, Only four-berth rooms vacant.
Besiege, Only inside rooms vacant.
Beslime, Only lower-deck berths vacant.
Besmear, Only two berth inside rooms vacant.
Besmirch, Only two-berth outside rooms vacant.
Besmut, Opening into same passage-way.
Besotted, Or similar, aft.
Besought, Or similar, amidships.
Bespangle, - Or similar, forward.
. Bespatter, Party consists of
Bespoke, Party consists of gentleman,^—
Bestir, Party consists of gentleman, wife, (and ).
Bestow, Please hold berths offered until
Bestowal, Please name best berths you can give.
Bestride, Please name and reserve room like
Bestud,
Please name and reserve room like
wire re^y.
' and
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Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Betide,
Betoken,
Betrap,
Betrayed,
Betrothal,
Betterment,
Beverage,
Bewail,
Bewilder,
Bewitch,
Bewitching,
Bibulous,
Biceps,
Bickering,
Bidding,
Biennial,
Bifurcate,
Bigoted,
Bigotry,
Bilingual,
Bilinguist,
Bilocular,
Binding,
Binnacle,
Biography,
Biscuit,
Bismuth,
Bismuthal,
Please name ami reserve two rooms like
Please name and reserve two rooms like
and wire reply.
Please name and reserve three rooms like
Please name and reserve three rooms like
and wire reply.
Please name and reserve four rooms like
Please name and reserve four rooms like
and wire reply.
Please say what you can do as to price ana
berths.
Please say what you can do as to price and
berths for party of —
Please say what you can give me.
Please name and reserve accommodations for—
Please name and reserve accommodations for
Mr.
Please name and reserve staterooms by SS
-sailing from ■
Please name and reserve berth for one gentleman.
" " " berths for two gentlemen.
" « " « three "
« « « « »
(( <* i( it It
U « U U gjjj «
Please name and reserve berth for one lady.
" " " berths for two ladies.
" " three «
« « « « four «
" « " " five "
" " « « six
Please name and reserve room for married couple
and one child.
Please name and reserve room for married couple
and two children.
Please name and reserve room for married couple
and three children.
Please name and reserve an inside room single
berth.
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Published by P. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Hisulcate, Please name and reserve an outside room single
berth.
Hitterly, Please name and reserve whole inside room.
Bitterness, Please name and reserve whole outside (2 berth)
room.
Bitumen, Please name and reserve whole outside (3 berth)
room.
Bituminize, Please name and reserve whole outside (4 berth)
room.
Bituminous, Please name and reserve — inside rooms.
Bivalve, Please name and reserve — outside (2 berth)
rooms.
Bizantine, Please name and reserve outside (3 berth)
rooms.
Blackmail, Please name and reserve —— outside (4 berth)
rooms.
Blackness, Please name and reserve for myself and party the
following accommodations:
Blade, Please name and reserve fur myself and family
the following accommodations:
Blamable, Please reserve berths —
Blameless, Please reserve berths named by you.
Blanching^, Please reserve inside two-berth room and berth
in opposite room for
Blanket, Please reserve outside two-berth room and berth
in opposite room for —
Blarney, Please reserve rooms
Blaspheme, Please reserve rooms named by you.
Blasphemy, Please reserve rooms named in your letter
(dated )
Blast, Please reserve rooms named in your telegram
(dated )
Blasted, Please reserve two rooms, one four berth and one
two berth, together.
Blastingr, Please send deposit to secure the berths.
Blatant, Please send deposit to secure the berths of $25
per passenger.
Blaze, Please send deposit else we must sell the berths
w^are holding for yourself and party.
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Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U S. A.
Blazing,
Blazonry,
Blacking:,
Bleached,
Bleaching,
Bleak,
Bleakness,
Bleating,
Bleeding,
Blemish,
Blessedly,
Blessing,
BUght,
Blind,
Blindfold,
Blindly,
Blindness,
Blinker,
Blissful,.
Blissfully,
Blister,
Blistering,
Blithesome,
Bloated,
Blockade,
Blockhead,
Bloody,
Bloom,
Blooming,
Blossom,
Please send deposit else we must sell your berth.
Preference given in order named.
Price for same will be
Price mentioned is too high.
Price not to exc^d ——
Quotations have been mailed.
Quote best price and wire reply.
Quote lowest price and wire reply for
Quote lowest price ist cabin, for ■
Quote lowest price 1st cabin, and name berths
for party of
Quote lowest price 2d cabin for party of
Quote price for
Quote price for room ——
Quote price for same.
Quote price and name accommodations for party
of
Quote price for these accommodations for party
of
Rates will be reduced commencing
Second cabin.
Summer rates will come in force
The first steamer by which we can offer you
berths is the SS. sailing
The steamers are full.
The steamers sailing this month are all full.
There has been a change in date of sailing.
There has been a change in hour of sailing.
There has been a change of steamers.
^here has been a change of steamers, and the
SS. will take the place of steamer you
named, and sail on .
There is a chance of getting ——
This is the best we can do at present.
This is the best we can do at present May be
able to do better in a day or two.
This is the best we can do for sailing named.
Can give good accommodations per-—
sailing
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Published by F, O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Blossomings, This is the best we can do for this sailing. Can
give good accommodations on either of the next
two departures.
Blotter, This is the best we can now do and cannot seer
any chance of doing better at present.
This is the only vacancy for sailing named.
Three passengers in the room.
Try and secure berths.
Try and secure berths per •
Blottingr,
Blow,
Blowing,
Blubber,
Blubbering,
Try and secure berths for steamer sailing about
Bludgeon, Try and secure berths by the —
Bluff, What are best accommodations you can offer foi
following party,
Bluffness, Will advise you by wire if we can better this.
Bluntly, Will hold the berths as requested.
Blush, Will reserve berths until receipt of your letter.
Blushing, Will reserve the berths until lo a.m.
Blushingly, Will reserve the berths until noon,
Bluster, Will reserve the berths until 3 p.m.
Blusterer, Will reserve the berths until 5 p.m.
Blustering, Will sail at o'clock, a.m.
Boarder, Will sail at o'clock, p.m.
Boarding, Winter rates will come in force
Boast, Wish if possible to have
Boaster, Wish if possible to secure
Boastful, Wish if possible to secure berth in same room.
Boasting, Wish if possible to secure berth near
Boastingly, Wish if possible to secure room alone.
Bobolink, Wish if possible to secure whole room near
Bobtail, With one other passenger in same room.
Bodeful, With two other passengers in same room.
Bodice, With three other passengers in same room.
Bodily, With four other passengers in same room.
Bodkin, With five other passengers in same room.
Boiling, You may offer.
Boisterous, Your offer is accepted.
Boldly, Your offer is not accepted.
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LETTERS AND TELEGRAMS.
(Also see page i3Xe)
•Day
of the
month.
Your letter of ——
Your telq;ram of
Referring to your
received.
received.
letter of -
1st.
Boldness.
Boundless.
Breathless.
2d.
Bolster.
Bountiful.
Breeding.
3d-
Bolstering.
Bounty.
Breezy.
4th.
Bolting.
Bowlder.
Brethren.
5th.
Bolus.
Bowline.
Breviary.
6th.
Bomb.
Boxing.
Brevity.
7th.
Bombard.
Boyish.
Brewery.
8th.
Bombast.
Boyishly.
Bridal.
9th.
Bombastic.
Brabantine.
Briefless.
loth.
Bombazette.
Bracelet.
Brigade.
nth.
Bondage.
Brackish.
Brigadier.
■"21^
Bonfire.
Bra^art.
Brigand.
13th.
Bonnet.
Braggingly.
Brilliancy.
14th.
Bookish.
Brainless.
Brilliant.
15th.
Bookislily.
Bramble.
Brimstone.
i6th.
Bookworm.
Branding.
Brindled.
17th.
Boorish.
Brandish.
Briskly.
18th.
Boorishly.
Brash.
Briskness.
19th.
Bootless.
Brassy.
Bristle.
20th.
Boozy.
Bravado.
Broach.
2ISt.
Bordering.
Bravely.
Broadside.
22d.
Borough.
Bravery.
Brocade.
23d.
Botanic.
Brawl.
Brochette.
24th.
Botanical.
Brawny.
Brogan.
25th.
Botanist.
Braying.
Broiled.
26th.
Botanize.
Brazen.
Broiling.
27th.
Botany.
Breakable.
Brokenly.
28th.
Bottled.
Breakage.
Broma.
29th.
Boulder.
Breasting.
Bromide.
30th.
Bounce.
Breathe.
Bronchial.
31st.
Bounding.
Breathing.
Bronze.
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. 4'
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO , 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
LETTEES ANB TELEGRAMS.
(Also see page 131.)
Number
of
Code
Word.
Cannot understand
your tel^ram.
nease repeat the
word.
Have made an error
in my telegram.
The — wora should
read
The — word of your
message is not in
this code.
Where shall I find it ?
1st.
Bronzing^.
Buckram.
Bunch.
2d.
Brooding.
Bucolic.
Bundle.
3d.
Brooklet.
Budding.
Bungalow.
4th.
Broom.
Budget.
Bungler.
Sth.
Brownish.
Buffet.
Bungling.
6th.
Browsing.
Buffoon.
Bunion.
7th.
Bruise.
Bugbear.
Bunker.
Sth.
Brunette.
Bugle.
Bunkum.
9th.
Brunt.
Bulging.
Bunting.
loth.
Brushing.
Bulky.
Buoyancy.
Ilth.
Brushy.
Bullet.
Buoyant.
12th.
Brutal.
Bullion.
Buoyantly.
13th.
Brutalize.
Bullionist.
Burden.
14th.
Brutally.
Bullying.
Burdensome.
I Sth.
Brntishly.
Bulrush.
Bureau.
16th.
Bryonia.
Bulwark.
Burgamot.
17th.
Bubbling.
Bumper.
Burglar.
iSth.
Buccaneer.
Bumping.
Burg(undy.
19th.
Bucket,
Bumpkin.
Burial.
20th.
Buckle.
Bumptious.
Burlesque.
Burnable. Cannot understand telegram; please repeat —•
word.
Burning^. Have made an error in my telegram. The •
word should read —^
Buruisber. The word you wish repeated is
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REQUESTS AS TO USE OF THIS CODE,
DELIVERY OF MESSAGES, HEW SEH-
TENOES INSERTED, ETC.
Burrowing,
Bursar,
Bursarship,
Bursary,
Burstvrort,
Bushelage,
Bushlness,
Buskin,
All the words following this will be unintelligible until you re-
ceive advice by mail from me (dated-—).
The word following this will be unintelligible until you receive
advice by mail from me (dated—).
The two words following this will be unintelligible until you
receive advice by mail from me (dated^—).
The three words following this will be unintelligible until you
receive advice by mail from me (dated—).
Please obtain a copy of this codex of and send it to
— - at same time requesting him (her, or them) to use it
in telegraphing to me.
Please obtain a »>py of this codex of F. O. Houghton & Co., 115
State Street} Boston, and send it to at same time re-
questing him (her, or them) to use it in telegraphing to me.
Please put the following in plain language by using this code,
and deliver to .explaining at same time that I send this
message in cipher through you in order to be more explicit,
to insure quick delivery and save expense.
Please put the following in plain language by using this code,
and deliver to , explaining at same time that I send this
message in cipher through you in order to be more explicit,
to insure quick delivery and save expense. I give my cable
address at foot of this message.
Blister^ Please send a copy of this codex to—
Bustling, Please send a copy of this codex to and ask him (her, or
them) to use it in telegraphing to me.
Busybody^ You can obtain a copy of this codex by applying to—— •
BntchorF) You can obtain a copy of this codex by applying to F. O. Hough-
ton & Co., 115 State Street, Boston.
Butmcnty You do not answer my message under^ndingly. Please read
and translate it carefully and then reply.
Batt6rcup9 Be sure and use the — edition of The Adams Cable Codex
in telegraphing me (us).
Bnttermilk, Please obtain a copy of the edition of The Adams Cable
Codex of and use it in telegraphing me (us).
Butte rwort,
Butterfly,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
(Also see pages 80 to 85.)
Bntton,
A matter of great importance.
Bottress,
A matter of importance has arisen atumt —
Boxom,
A trouble has arisen about —
Buxomlf,
Able to
Buxom ness.
Abie to be —
Buzzard,
About the same.
Buzzingly,
About the same as —
Cabaret,
Absolutely necessary.
Cabbage,
Absolutely necessary you should ——'
Calaeon,
Absolutely no truth in the report.
Caitiff,
According to
Cajole,
According to instructions.
Cajolement,
According to news received here.
Calamitous,
Acknowledge receipt of this by ""ail.
Caiamitr,
Acknowledge receipt of this by wire.
Calcine,
Act according to
Calcium,
Act according to instructions.
Calculus,
Act according to instructions contained in —-
Caliber,
Act according to instructions contained in letter (dated
Cairinism,
Act according to instructions contained in telegram (dated
Camboose,
Act as you couader best.
Camel,
Act cautiously.
Camellon,
Act cautiously but quidcly*
Cameo,
«Act only under legal advice*
Camerate,
Act quickly.
Carolsado,
Act upon instructions from ~
Camomile,
Acting under——
Campaign,
Acting under instructions from ——
Campana,
Acting under legal advice.
Camphene,
Acting under your instructions.
Camphor,
Advise you strongly to
Camphorate,
Advise you to
Camping,
Advise you to attend to the matter at once.
Canary,
Advise you to accept
Candle,
Advise you to call on —
Candlemas,
Advise you to come here.
Canescent,
Advbe you not to
Canicule,
Advise you not to accept*
Canine,
Advise you not to do H.
Canister,
After all —
Cankering,
After that —
Cannibal,
After that date.
Cannibally,
After this.
Canny.
Aftei^ou have —
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Canonical,
After you have made nil arrangements—
Canonistic,
After you have seep ttiem.
Canonize,
Agree to
Canopy,
Agree to the arrcugement.
Cantaloupe,
Agree with th^jn if possible.
Cantata,
Aid them all you can.
Cantation,
All arrangements are made.
Canter,'
All goes well.
Canticle,
Always the same.
Canting,
Am able to —
Canvas,
Am acting under legal advice*
Capacious,
Am alone.
Caparison,
Am alone. Meet me at
Caper,
Am alone. Where can I meet you ?
Capering,
Am coming over.
Capias,
Am not coming over.
Capillary,
Am not coming over at presenL
Capitation,
Am not quite —*
Capitoline,
Am not quite sure.
Capitulate,
Am unable to —
Capote,
Am unable to decide.
Capricorn,
Am unable to decide what to do.
CapKicunia
Am very anxious to hear (about ——)
Capsule,
Am very anxious to hear from —>
Captions,
Am very anxious to hear from you.
Captivate,
An accidentp not serious, has occurred.
Captive,
An accident, quite serious, has occurred.
Capture,
An accident, very serious, has occurred.
Capuchin,
And if you can
Capulet,
And if you cannot
Caput,
And perhaps not then.
Caracole,
And then-^ii*
Caradoc,
And thence to
Caramel,
Answer "yea" m '•no."
Caravan,
Any chance of
Caraway,
Anvthlng doing?
Carbine,
Any time within daya.
Carbineer,
Any time within a week.
Carbon,
Any time within — weeks.
Carbonic,
Apply to
Carbonize,
Apply to my bankers.
Carboy,
Apply to them.
Carbuncle,
Apply to your bankers—
Carburet,
Are you able to —
Carcass,
Are you able to sail ?
Cardamon,
Are you any better?
Cardinal,
Are you better ? Telegraph reply.
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Cardlmg,
Are you coining over }
Careen,
Are you iollowing out instrustions?
Careentns,
Are you going to —- ?
Caress,
Are you going to remain where you are ? And until when i
Caressing,
Are you ill?
Caribbean,
Are you ill? Telegraph reply.
Caricature,
Are you in need of — ?
'Carking,
Are you in need of any assistance that I Can tender.
Carloek,
Are you in need of money ?
Carmine,
Are you satisfied^
Cannot,
Are you siure you are correct?
Carnage,
Arrange as best you can#
Carnalism,
Arrange with —
Carniyitl,
Arrangements have been made.
Caroling,
Arrangements are progressing latibfacturilyo
Caromel,
As he (she or they) had
Caronsal,
As near as —
Carouse,
As near as I can ascertain (—)
Carpenter,
As near as I can now figure (—)
Carpet,
As near as I can tell —
Carpinglr,
As soon as *
Carpolite,
As soon as decided.
Carronade,
As soon as obtained.
Carroty,
As soon as possible.
Cartage^
As soon as secured.
Cartoon,
As soon as I learn anything.
Cartouch,
As soon as 1 leam anything wtB let you know
Cartridge,
As the matter is important.
Carring,
Ascertmn at onccp if any —
Cascade,
Ascertain i{ possible if
Casemate,
Ascertiun if possible if anything has happened (to —
Cashmere,
Ask agents of«— Line, ifhas sailed by that lincp and if so
name date of sailing and steamer.
Cassock,
Ask agents of Line if has smied by that line, and if
eo, name date of s^ng and steamer. He (or she) was to have
tailed by S* S. —This steamer has arrived, but he (or
•he) was not on board. If agents of above line can give you
DO information^ please inquire of all the other lines, also at
other ports* and telegraph reply at earliest possible momenL
Castanet,
Ask agents of S. S. — if sailed by that steamer.
Castigator,
Ask all the steamship agents * has sailed, and if so, name
date of sailing and steamer.
Castilian,
Ask all the steamship agents if — has sailed. If you can get
no information inquire at other ports.
Casuistry,
Ask Inm (or her).
Catacomb,
Ask him (or her) to bring
Catalepsy,
Ask the^ to make —
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Catanionnt,
At the earliest possible momente
Catapult,
At what price ?
Catarart,
At what price can you Duy —
Catechise,
At what price can you sell
Category,
At what time did it occur ?
Cathedral,
Avoid the following^named party:
Catnip,
Await letter.
Caucus,
Await letter. It will explain everytluDg.
Caulking,
Be as early as possible.
Causeway,
Because he (she) —
Caustic,
Because he (she) can —-
Causticai,
Because he (she) cannot —
Cauterize,
Because if
Caraiier,
Because if you do —-
Carernons,
Because if you do not
Cavity,
Because it b best.
Cedar,
Because they
Cedilla,
Because they can.
Ceiling,
Because they cannot.
Celebrate,
Because they will not.
Celebrity,
Because you
Celestial,
Because you can
Celibacy,
Because you cannot —
Cellarage,
Before doing an3rthing, consult —»
Cellular,
Before I —
Cement,
Before I received your letter
Cemented,
Before I received your telegram —
Cenotaph,
Before you —
Censorious,
Believe it
Censuring,
Believe it is
Centenary,
Believe it is so.
Centigrade,
Believe it is not so.
Centipede,
Best selection.
Centrally,
Be sure and >
Centurion,
Be sure and register your cable address.
Cerebrum,
Be sure to keep your promise.
Ceremonial,
Be very careful to note
Cesarean,
Better remain where you are.
Cessation,
Better start for home as soon as possible.
Chaffing,
Bring with you.
Chagrin,
Bring person named with you.
Chaining,
Business of importance — -
Chairman,
Business of importance prevents
Chaidaic,
Business will detain me here until —~
Chaldron,
Business will detain me until — (at —
Champion,
Business will prevent my meeting you.
Changeiing,
But I advise
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Chanting,
But I do not —
Chaos,
But I do not advise it.
Chaotic,
But I do not advise you —^
Chapel,
But do not —
Chaplain,
But do not start ——
Chaplets,
But do not start until —~
Chariot,
, But try to do better.
Charioteer,
But you can ——
Charitable,
But you cannot
Charity,
But you roust not ——
Charlatan,
But you must not dehqr.
Charmed,
By maiL
Charming,
By mail and wire.
Charnel,
By wire.
Chartist,
Can alter my (our) plans if necessary.
Chasing,
Can and wiU attend to matter mentioned.
Chasm,
Can arrange
Chaste,
Can arrange as requested.
Chastely,
Can arrange as requested in your letter.
Chastened,
Can arrange as stated in roy letter*
Chasteness,
Can arrange everything.
Chastening,
Can arrange satisfactorily.
Chastise,
Can buy at —
Chastising,
Can do nothing.
Chatter,
Can do nothing on that day.
Chattering,
Can do nothing to-day.
Cheapen,
Can do nothing until —
Checker,
Can do notlung until to-morrow.
Chemical,
Can do nothing until day after to^roorroir.
Chemistry,
Can do nothing until Sunday.
Cherishing,
Can do nothing until Monday.
Cherry,
Can do nothing until Tuesday.
Cherub,
Can do nothing until Wednesday.
Cherubim,
Can do nothing until Thursday.
Chestnut,
Can do nothing until Friday.
Cheyalier,
Can do nothing until Saturday*
Cherroned,
Can I refer to you ?
Chewing,
Can learn nothing at all (about —
Chicanery,
Can learn nothing definite.
Chiding,
Can I earn nothing definite at present
Chieftain,
Can secure —-
Chilblain,
Can secure nothing by-**
Childhood,
Can secure nothing until
Chilling,
Can start at once.
Chimera,
Can you —
Chimney,
Can you arrange (to—^)
Chirping,
Can you arrange to start——
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Chlrslry,
Can you attend to it?
Chloral,
Can you attend to this?
Chloroform,
Can you do better?
Chocolate,
Can you explain —•
Chopping,
Can you get any pontion.
Chorister,
Can you give me the address ol —*
Choms,
Can you gjve me the addressof . Have important news It
communicate.
Chowder,
Can you go (to )
Chromatic,
Can you inform me —
Chromlnm,
Can you inform me why —
Chronic,
Can you join me (us) at —
Chronology,
Can you meet me (us) at
Chnbby,
Can you see —
Chnckle,
Can you start at once?
Chuckling,
Can you tell me anytUng about
Chnnky,
Can yon wait tili ——
Churlish,
Cannot arrange.
Churning,
Cannot anange as you wish.
Cinder,
Cannot arrange as you wish, but can arrange as foOoiw
Cinnabar,
Cannot anange unless
Cinnamon,
Cannot arrange unless you —
Circassian,
Cannot answer positiveiy.
Circuitous,
Cannot answer positively at present. WiU write.
Circumflex,
Cannot answer until —
Circumvent,
Cannot attend to matter mentioned.
Citadel,
Cannot be depended upon.
Citation,
Cannot be made.
Citrate,
Cannot be responsible.
Civilian,
Cannot carry out your instructiona.
Civilized,
Cannot do as yon request.
Claimant,
Cannot do better.
Clamber,
_ Cannot explain by wire.
Clamor,
Cannot explain by wire* Wiut my letter
Clamorous,
Cannot explain (it).
Clannish,
Cannot go direct.
Clapper,
Cannot inform you at present.
Clarify,
Cannot last much longer.
Clarion,
Cannot make use of
Clashing,
Cannot recommend you to -
Classic,
Cannot remain here any longer.
Classical,
Cannot reply positively until
Clawing,
Cannot reply positively until I make some inquiries.
Cleanly,
Cannot see the advantage of
Cleanse,
Cannot see the advantage of what you propose.
Cleansing,
Cannot send —
Clearage,
Cannot send letter of introduction.
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Clemency,
Cannot send letter of introduction, as 1 (we) do not know the
party well enough.
Clergy,
Cannot start at present.
Clerical,
Cannot start until —^
Clererness,
Cannot understand why he (they)—»
Cllmatlon,
Cannot understand why he (they) take such a po8ition»
Clinker,
Cannot tell —
Cloak,
' Cannot you alter your plans?
Cloister,
Change it to read as follows —
Cloistered,
Charge the expense to —
Closeness,
Circumstances over wbidi I (we) have no ccntroL
Closet,
Collect of
Clouded,
Collect all you can of
Cloudy,
Come back by the
ClOTon,
Come back at once
Cloirn,
Come by —
Clournlsli,
Come here.
Clubbed,
Come here as soon as pcsrible.
Clumsily,
Condition is improved.
Clumsiness,
Con<Ution is unchanged.
Cluster,
Conation is worse.
Clustering,
Confirm it by maSL
Coadjutor,
Constilt with
Coagulate,
Could not obtain —
Coalesce,
Could you —
Coalition,
Delivery immediate.
Coarsely,
Delivery here not later than —
Coarseness,
Delivery here within —
Coaxing,
Delivery hem within one month.
Cobalt,
Delivery here within two montha
Cobbler,
Did not —
Cobnreb,
Did not agree.
Cockade,
Did not promise. «
Cockatoo,
Did not see —
Cocoon,
Did he (she) understand?
Coddle,
Did — sail per
Codger,
Did you arrange?
Codify,
Did you do as requested ?
Coercion,
Did you try to —
Coeral,
Did you wish
Coexist,
Did you wish to —
Coffer,
Disapprove of (it).
Cogent,
Does he (she) intend —-
Cogently,
Do all you can.
Cogitate,
Do as I (we) s% in letter (ot -
Cognizance,
Do as you propose.
Coherent,
Do as you think best.
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Cohesion,
Do not act
Cohort,
Do not act at present
Coinage,
Do not allow (it).
Coincide,
Do not be too hasty*
eolation.
Do not believe —
Coldness,
Do not call on
Coiiapse,
Do not come.
Collection,
Do not come at present
Collegian,
Do not come without
Collusive,
Do not decide at present.
Colonial,
Do not decide until —^
Colonnade,
Do not decide until further advice from ma.
Colony,
Do not dedde until you hear from
Coloring,
Do not decide until you receive my letter.
Colorless,
Do not do it.
Colossus,
Do not expect —
Colnmhine,
Do not expect me (us).
Column,
Do not expect to —
Comatose,
Do not expect to go there.
Combat,
Do not fail.
Combatant,
Do not fail to
Combative,
Do not fail to come.
Combinable,
Do not fail to meet me.
Combustion,
Do not forget.
Comedian,
Do not forget this. It is very important
Comedy,
Do not forget to
Comet,
Do not judge until you learn full particulars.
Comfort,
Do not know
Comforter,
Do not know party well ettough to exprem any opamua
Comical,
Do not know the address.
Comically,
Do not know what to advise.
Commanding,
Do not know when
Commend,
Do not make —
Comment,
Do not make any
Commentary,
Do not pay.
Commerce,
Do not pay over
Commercial,
Do not remain.
Commingle,
Do not remain longer than
Committee,
Do not send —
Commodity,
Do not start —
Commonly,
Do not start until —
Commorant,
Do not start until you get my letter (dated
Commotion,
Do not start until you hear from me again*
Communion,
Do not think —
Communist,
Do not think it best (to ) •
Commutable,
Do not think it desirable.
Compact,
Do not think it safe.
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Comparing,
Do not think it safe to —
Comparison,
Do not think you had better
Compass,
Do not think well of party mentioned.
Compassion,
Do not understand —
Compatible,
Do not understand your tetter.
Compelling,
Do not understand your telegram.
Compensate,
Do not wait any longer.
Competency,
Do not wish ——
Compiling,
Do nothing at present.
Complacent,
Do nothing at present. Wut for letter.
Complement,
Do nothing until —
Completely,
Do nothing until I (we) reach home.
Compiotlon,
Do nothing until I (we) see you.
Complex,
Do nothing until you hear from
Complexion,
Do nothing until you hear from me (us) again.
Complicate,
Do nothing until you receive my letter (dated
Complicity,
Do the best you can.
Comport,
Do what you think is b^t for my interests.
Composer,
Do what you think is best for our interests.
Composite,
Do what you think is best .for interests of all concerned
Compound,
Do you expect to —
Comprehend,
Do you know —
Compress,
Do you know anything about
Compute,
Do you expect to start —^
Comrade,
Do you think —
Concare,.
Do you think he (she) —
Conceit,
Do you think I (we) — —
Conception,
Do you think I (we) can
Concern,
Do you think I (we) could —
Concerted,
Do you think you —
Conciliate,
Do you think you can —
Concisely,
Do you think you could
Conclave,
Do you think you will —
Conclude,
Do you think you will be able to —
Conclnslon,
Do you wish —
Concoction,
Do you wish to —
Concourse,
Do you wish me to ——
Concrete,
Economise as much as possible.
Concurrent,
Enquire of —
Concussion,
Enquire about
Condemn,
Everybody dissatisfied.
Condense,
Everybody satisfied.
Condescend,
Everything arranged all right.
Condign,
Everything is arranged.
Condition,
Everything is running smoothly.
Condoling,
Everything will be arranged.
Conductor,
Everything will be arranged all right.
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Confab,
Everything is going on
C'onfoction,
Everything is going on badly
Conference,
Everywhere we can think of.
Confess,
Everywhere you can think of.
Confiding,
Exactly the same
Confine,
Except it is
Confirmed,
Except they should —
Confirming,
Except you should
Confiscate,
Expect person named will be here (by — •)
Confilct,
Expect it will —
Onnflnent,
Expect it will be decided — —
Conform,
Expect it will be arranged (by )
Conformist,
Expect him here (from
Confonnd,
Expect to arrive home about — •
Confront,
Expect to be in — about ——
Confuse,
Expect to be in Boston about —
Confntable,
Expect to be in London about -
Confuting..
Expect to be in New York about •
Congealed,
Expect to be in Paris about —
Congenial,
Expect to be in place you name about —
Congestion,
Expect to give you better news tomorrow,
Congregate,
Expect to go there about
Congruity,
Expect to hear.
Congruous,
Expect to hear from you by —
Conjecture,
Expect to hear from them by —
Conjointly,
Expect to join them at
Conjugal,
Expect to join you about —-
Conjugate,
Expect to join you at ■-
Conjuror,
Expect to reach on - —
Connected,
Expect you to come.
Connivance,
Expect you to come at once.
Conniving,
First choice.
Connubial,
For account of —
Conquer,
For account of whom it may concern.
Conquest,
For the interests of all concerned.
Conscience,
For delivery at - before —
Conscript,
For delivery here before
Consecrate,
For the present.
Consent,
For more than
Consequent,
Forward copy of —
Consistory,
Forward copy of correspondence (with
Consoling,
From information received, should say —
Consonant,
From looks of things
Constable,
Furnish what is necessary.
Constancy,
Further information.
Constitute,
Further information as soon as obtained
Constraint,
Further information by cable.
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Coastrnct, Further information by mail.
Construe, Further information cannot be obtained.
Consume, Further information will be obtmned.
Consummate. Further information is wanted.
Contact, Get him to use his influence.
Contempt, Get what informatio. you can and wire me.
Contiguity, Get what information you can and write me.
Continent, Go to so as to reach there in time to get letter from me at
General Post Office dated
Contingent, Goto and arrange to
Continual, Go to and arrange with —
Contlnuate, Go to and settle with
Continuity, Had been
Contorted, Had I (we) better not —
Contortion, Had you better not
Contraband, Has seen you about ^ ?
Contractor, Has advanced to
Contradict, Has been.
Contrary, Has been decided.
Contract, Has been dedded against us.
Contrareno, Has been decided in our favor.
Contribute, Has been missing since Have you heard or seen any
thing of him (her).
Contrite, Has decided to
Contrition, Has secured passage ?
Controlled, Has secured passage for — ?
Controvert, Has (have) failed.
Contumacy, Has (have) suspended.
Contumely, Has not
Contusion, Has not been ——
Conundrum, Has not been decided.
Conrent, Has not been paid.
Conventual, Has not dedded yet.
Converge, Have attended to it.
Conversant, Have been.
Conversion, Have been unable to —»
Converted, Have changed my mind.
Converting, Have decided to ( )
Convex, Have decided to go (to
Convexity, Have every hope.
Conveyance, Have given up
Conviction, Have given up going to
Convince, Have had
Convivial, Have had no time
Convocate, Have had no chance
Convoke, Have important news which he (she) should know at once.
Convolute. Havel^t*'—
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Convnlaing,
Have lost all my baggage.
Convulsion,
Have lost all my money.
Cookiiig,
Have lost my
Coolness,
Have lost my letter of credit.
Copions,
Have lost my letter of credit. P)eaee notify my bankers
Copiously,
Have made enquiries you vt ished and find "
Coppery,
Have no more news to communicate.
Copulate,
Have not.
Coquette,
Have not accepted.
Coral,
Have not been.
Cordial,
Have not been able
Cordon,
Have not been able to
Cormorant,
Have not decided yet.
Cornet,
Have not obtained —
Cornice,
Have not secured.
Corolla,
Have not seen —
Coronet,
Have not written, but will do so.
Corporal,
Have received no explanation yet.
Corporate,
Have seen
Corpulency,
Have seen him (her).
Correctly,
Have seen them, and they say ■
Corridor,
Have sent ——
Corrosion,
Have sent letters asked for.
Corrugate,
Have sent letters of introduction.
Corruption,
Have sent you full particulars.
Corsage,
Have sifted the matter thoroughly and find'
Corsair,
Have since heard that ■
Corsiean,
Have taken —
Coruscate,
Have you -
Cosmetic,
Have you any —
Cossack,
Have you any knowledge of —-
Costumefp
Have you any objection (to)?
Cotillion,
Have you arranged ?
Cottager,
Have you ascertained ?
Counsellor,
Have you been
Counteract,
Have you done anything?
Coupling,
Have you done as requested?
Courageous,
Have you done so ?
Covenant,
Have you done this?
Covering,
Have you had —
Covertly,
Have you had any —
Covetous,
Have you made any
Covetously,
Have you made any definite arrangements yet
Cowardice,
Have you made all necessary arrangements:
Cowardly,
Have you not
Cradle,
Have you received -
Craftiness,
Have you received any news —
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Craftr,
Have you received any news of —
Cranberry,
Have you secured —
Crantnm,
Have you seen —
Cranky,
Have you sent —
CraTing,
Have written in full.
Crawl,
Have you written full details? If not, be sure and dose bv
first maU.
Crayon,
Having obtained
Crazlness,
Holiday here on Monday.
Creamy,
Holiday here on Tuesday.
Created,
Holiday here on Wednesday.
Creation,
Holiday here on Thursday.
Credence,
Holiday here on Friday.
Credible,
Holiday here on Saturday.
Credulity,
Holiday to*day. Can do nothing until to-morrow.
Credulous,
Holiday to-morrow. Can do nothing ucdl day after
Cremation,
Hope you wilL
Creosote,
Hope you will join us at —
Crescent,
Hope you will join us here*
Cricket,
Hope you will not ■
Criminally,
How about —•
Criminate,
How am
Crimping,
How am I to —
Crimson,
How are —
Crispness,
How are they?
Criterion,
How are they getting on ?
Critique,
How are we —
Croaking,
How are we to —>
Crocodile,
How you ——
Crookedly,
How are you getting on ?
Crncible,
How are you going to ——
Crucify,
How can
Crudely,
How can It —-
Crndeness,
How can it be done ?
Crupper,
How can you ——
Crnsader,
How can you arrange ■■
Crnshing,
How can you expect ——
Crystal,
How eould
Cubical,
How could he (she)
Cucumber,
How could we —
Cudgel,
How could you
Culminate,
How do —
Cniprit,
How do they —
CnitUator,
How do you ——
Cuitured,
How do you do ?
Cumbersome,
How do you find ——
^mbrous.
How far?^
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Cumulate,
How had I (we) better arrange ?
Cunningly,
How have they -
Cupidity,
How have they arranged ?
Curate,
How have you —
Curbing,
How have you arranged ?
Curfew,
How have you decided ?
Curiosity,
How is
Cursory,
How is he (she) ——
Curtain,
How is he (she) getting on ?
Curtly,
How is it
Cnshion,
How is it that —
Custodian,
How is it that you
Custody,
How is the work progressing ?
Cuticle,
How long before it will be decided?
Cutlass,
How long shall I have to wait ?
Cylinder,
How long will you remain ?
Cynical,
How long will you remain at —
Cynosure,
How much ■
Cypress,
How much are —
Dabbler,
How much are they —•
Dactyl,
How much are you—
Daffodil,
How much can —
Dagger,
How much can you ^
Dahlia,
How much could —
Daintiness,
How much could you — —
Dainty,
How much did ——
Daisy,
How much did you —
Dallying,
How much do -
Damask,
How much do you ■ -
Damper,
How much do you wish ?
Damsel,
How much does it - ■
Dancing,
How much have
Dapper,
How much have you
Daring,
How much is there ?
Darken,
How much may —
Darkly,
How much may I draw ?
Darkness,
How much time '
Dashing,
How much will —
Dastard,
How much will it cost?
Dateless,
How much will it cost to
Datire,
How often ?
Danblng,
How shall I (we) arrange ?
Dauntless,
How soon ?
Dawning,
How soon can —
Dazzle,
How soon can he (she) —
Dazzling,
How soon can this be arranged i
^conry.
How soon can you
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Deadly,
How soon can you arrange matters ?
Deadness,
How soon will it be ■
Deafen,
How would ■
Deafening,
How would you
Deafness,
How would it —
Dealing,
I authorize you to act for me. Will confirm this by inaiL
Deanery,
If able to —
Dearly,
If absolutely impossible
Debarment,
If absolutely impossible to do otherwise.
Debasing,
If absolutely necessary.
Debasement,
If agreeable, wire me (us) at
Debate,
If any
Debauch,
If any advantage can be gained.
Debauchery,
If anything new occurs
Debenture,
If any trouble —
Debiiitate,
If any trouble should arise (about —)
Debility,
If by doiiig so —
DebonMr,
If by doing so I (we) can —
Decadence,
If by doing so you can —
Decalogue,
If called upon ■
Decamp,
If circumstances will allow -
Decapitate,
If circumstances will allow me (us) to-'—•
Deceitful,
If circumstances will allow you to —
Decently,
If foundy forward to —
Deciduous,
If foundy forward to me at —
Decimal,
If foundy forward to me here.
Decimator,
If he
Decisively,
If he (she) can —
Decking,
Ik he (she) cannot
Deciaim,
If he (she) can be here by —
Deciarable,
If he (she) cannot be here by ^ •
Declension,
If he (she) does
Declivity,
If he (she) does not —
Decoction,
If he (she) gets
Decompose,
If he (she) had
Decorate,
If he (she) had not —
Decoration,
If he (she) will
Decorous,
If he (she) will not —
Decorum,
If he (she) would —
Decoy,
If he (she) would not —
Decreed,
If his (her) views —
Decrepit,
If I (we)
Dedicate,
If I (we) am —
Dedication,
If I (we) can ^
Deduce,
If I (we) cannot —
Deepen,
If I (we) cannot do as you request —
Deeply,
If I (we)icannot do as you requestp will wir».
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Dcfare,
(we) decide ■
Defamation,
(we) do ■ —
Defender,
(we) do not —
Deflance,
(we) had ——
Deflcient,
(we) had not —
DetllinV,
(we) have —
Definable,
(we) have not —
Define,
(we) may
Deformity,
(we) may not —
Defraying,
(we) were
Deftly,
(we^ were certain (of lt)b
Deftness,
(we) were not
Defying,
n
Degeneracy,
n time ——
Degenerate,
n time you can —
Degrade,
Degrading,
it can be —
Deism 9
t can be done ——
Dejected,
it cannot be ■ ^
Dejection,
t cannot be done
Delectable,
t could be ■ -■
Delegate,
it could not be —
Delicacy,
it does
Delirious,
t does not ——
Delphic,
it does not cost above ■■
Deluded,
t had
Deluding,
t had not
Deluge,
t has
Delusion,
t has been already arranged.
Delusory,
t has not —-
Demagogue,
t has not been already arranged.
Demeanor,
it is
Demented,
t is absolutely ■
Demolish,
t is absolutely necessary.
Demolition,
it is impossible.
Demon,
t makes no difference.
Demonetize,
t makes no difference to —
Demonize,
t must —
Demurely,
t must be done ■
Demurrer,
t should happen ——
Denizen,
t will not interfere.
Denominate,
t will not interfere with ——
Denoted,
t will not interfere with your arrangementa
Density,
not,
Dentifrice,
not, please do so —
Denudate,
not, then
Denying,
possible.
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Drpendent, If sent at once
Pependeney* If so, when —
Depleted, If so, when do you start and from where ?
Depletion, If there are
Deplorably, I f there are no
Deploring, If there is
Deponent, If there is any
Depopulate, If there is any chance^—
Deportment, If they can
Deposing, If they cannot
Depository, If you
Deprave, If you are
Depredate, If you can
Deputation, If you can secure
Deputize, If you cannot
Deputy, If you cannot do better —
Deriding, If you cannot do this
Derivation, If you cannot do this, then —•
Derogatory, If you cannot secure —
Descend, If you change your mind —
Descending, If you change your mind, let me knoWs
Desecrate, If you do not succeed —
Desertion, If you succeed —
Desolate, If you think
Despairing, If you think it best.
Despise, If you think it will pay.
Despoil, If you think it will pay, then —
Despoiling, Impossible to reply within time named.
Desponding, Impossible to reply within time named. Give me until —
Despotic, In absence of —
Despotism, In absence of advices (from
Destined, In absence of advices from you
' Destiny, In absence of advices from you, am unable to decide vv hat tc do
Destroying, In any case
Desultory, In case of
Detach, In case of any delay
Detachment, In case of any delay wire me at ——
Deterring, In case of any delay wire me here.
Detest, In case I can
Detesting, In case I cannot—*
Detestably, In case you can —
Detonate? In case you cannot
Detracted, In consequence of —
Detriment, In favor of
Devastate, In joint account.
Develop, In joint account with us.
Developing, In joint acepunt with you.
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Deviate,
In my favor (for —)
DeTiatlon,
Instead of
Devoted,
Instead of what you propose.
Devotional,
In the matter of —
Devont,
In the event of ^
Devoutlf,
Inquire by telegraph and reply by wire to me (at —)
Dexterity,
Inquire fully about and wire me here.
Dextrons,
Inquire fully about - ■ ■ and wire me at
Diabolical,
Inquire fully about ■ and write me here.
Diabolism,
Inquire fully about and write me at ——
Diadem,
Insure for —
Slagonal,
Insure for amount of invoice, plus 10 per cent.
Diagram,
Insured in full.
Dialect,
In your favor (for —)
Dialogue,
Is anything
Diameter,
Is anything doing?
Diametric,
Is anything wrong (with ) ?
Diaphragm,
Is everything all right ?
Diatribe,
Is following named person coming over?
Dictator,
Is following named person with you ?
Dictionary,
is injured, but not seriously.
Dietary,
—— is injured quite badly, but not fatally.
Diffidence,
■ is injured dangerously.
Diffident,
Is it ■
Dlfformlty,
Is it absolutely necessary?
Dirtnalng,
Is it important?
D!ffuslT6,
Is it possible for - ■
Digested,
Is it possible for you to —• ?
Digestible,
Is it too —^
Digestion,
Is it too late?
Dignifled,
Ic 5t true ?
Dignity,
- is massing. Have you seen or heard of him (her).
Digression,
Is there any change ?
Dilapidate,
Is there any news (from —)?
Dilated,
It is impossible to do as you wish.
Dilute,
It is absolutely necessary.
Diluting,
It is not absolutely necessary.
Dilution,
It is not convenient.
Dimension,
It is not true.
Diminish,
It is rumored that —
Diminution.
It is rumored that following party has suspetided —
Dimness,
It is rumored following party will suspend —
Dimple,
It is-very difficult (to )
Diocese,
It is very important.
Diorama,
It is very important that
Diphthong,
It is very important that I should —
Oipionia,
It is very important that you should
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Diplomatic,
It ought to be
Dlrectorjr,
It ought not to be
Direfnl,
It should
Disabose,
It should have been
Disa^reo,
It was an error.
Disallow.
It was an error of —
Disarmlniir,
It was forgotten.
Disband,
It was misdirected.
Disbanding,
It will
Disburse,
It will be
Discerning,
It will cost
Discharge,
It will cost about
Disciple,
It will depend upon —
Discipline,
It will depend upon circumstances.
Disclaim,
It will interfere with —
Disclose,
It will not —
Discommode,
It will not be —
Discompose,
It will not cost over
Disconcert,
It would be '
Disconnect,
It would be well to —•
Discontent,
Just going (to —)
Discord,
Just in time.
Discordant,
Just starting for —^
Discount, '
Keep down the expenses.
Disconrse,
Keep me well informed.
Discredit,
Keep me well informed as to business. If anything important
occurs do not fail to wire me.
Discussion,
Keep me well informed as to his (her or their) movements.
Disdain,
Keep me well informed by mail as to your movements.
Disembark,
Keep me well informed by wire as to your movements.
Disfavor,
Keep me well informed by mail and wire as to your movements
DIsflgnre,
Keep them separate.
Disgorged,
Keep this strictly private.
Disgorging,
Let me know.
Disguising,
Let me know about —
Disjoint,
Let me know what —
Dislocate,
Let me know when
Dismantled,
Let me know when you can start (for )
Dismay,
Let me know when you start (for —)
Dismember,
Little better.
Dismount,
Little longer time.
Disoblige,
Little worse.
Disorder,
Lose no time.
Disparage,.
Make an appmntment.
Disparity,'
Make fullest search everywhere.
Dispensary,
' Make it —
dispense.
Make it pafhble to the order ol — —
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Dispersing,
Make it payable to my order.
Dispiay,
Make do mistake.
Disposing,
Make the conditions as easy as possible*
Dispntabie,
Market advancing rapidly*
Disputant,
Market declining rapidly.
Disputing,
Market Arm, active and advandi^
Disregard,
Market firm and active.
Disrepute,
Market lirm and dull.
Disrespect,
Market heavy and unsettled*
Disrobed,
Market in buyer's navor.
Disruption,
Market in seller's fovor*
Dissect,
Market quiet and easy.
Dissemble,
Market quiet and lower.
Dissenter,
Market quiet and prices nominat.
Dissolute,
Market weak and active.
Dissonance,
Market weak and dull.
Dissuade,
Market very active and booming.
Dissnaslre,
Market very strong.
Distaste,
Market very strong. Prices have advanced since last advice
Distemper,
Market very weak and panicky.
Distention,
Market very weak and panicky. Many rumors of failures.
Distilling,
Market gone to pieces. Money tight. Failures numerous.
Distortion,
Market gone to pieces. Following firms have failed orsuspended
Distracted,
May I (we)
Distribute,
May I (we) stay until
Disturbing,
Meet boat due —
Diurnal,
Meet her at —
Divergence,
Meet him at
Diversify,
Meet me on arrival of boat due —-
Diversion,
Meet me on arrival of train due*--—
Diverting,
Meet train due —
Divestment,
Meet us at
Dividable,
Meet us on arrival of boat due —•*
Divination,
Meet us on arrival of train due —
Divinely,
More or less.
Divineness,
Mr. is injured but not seriously.
Divinity,
Mrs. — is injured but not seriously.
Divisible,
Miss — is injured but not seriously.
Divisional,
Mr. — is injured quite badly^ but not fatally*
Dizzy,
Mrs. is injured quite badly but not fatally*
Docile,
Mr. IS injured dangerously.
Dociiity,
Mrs. — is injured dangerously.
Docket,
Miss is injured dangerously.
Doctrinal,
Much better. »
Doctrine,
Much worse.
Dodger,
Must have
Doeskin,
Must have immediate reply.
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Dogberry,
Must I (we) —•
Doggedly,
Must try to ■
Doggerel,
Must try to fix it.
Dogma,
Must wait (until) —
Dogmatic,
Must yeu - -
Dogmatism,
My agents are —
Dogmatizer,
My agents at ■■ ■ are
Dolefni,
My correspondents are
Dolefully,
My correspondents at are
Dollman,
My bankers are
Dolorous,
My first telegram should have read as follows:- '
Doiphiu,
Name lowest figure.
Doitishly,
No change.
Domain,
No change since last advice.
Dome,
No insurance.
Domestic,
No particulars received.
Domestical,
No particulars yet. Will wire again.
Domicile,
No time to lose.
Dominant,
Not advisable to
Domination,
Not advisable to press the matlerv
Domineer,
Not at present*
Dominicide,
Not decided yet.
Domino,
Not if it necessitates ——
Donate,
Not later than —r-
Donation,
Not less than
Donkey,
Not soon enough.
Doomsday,
Not until
Doomsman,
Not yet received.
Dormant,
Nothing doing.
Dormitory,
Nothing more to say.
Dotage,
Nothing new yet; will wire when anything ocCbuu.
Dotard,
Nothing offering at present.
Dotingly,
Nothing offering at present except —
Dotted,
Nothing of any consequence.
Doubieness,
Nothing special has occurred (since —)
Doublet,
Nothing yet (from ) .
Doubling,
Obtain best possible
Doubtable,
Of any reason —
Doughty,
Of any other reason —
Dovecote,
Of course, if you cannot do this, then —
Dovelet,
Offer is made —•
Dovetail,
Of great importance.
Dowager,
Of no great importance.
Dowdy,
On account of
Dowdyish,
On account of delay —
Dower,
On board the —*
Powerless,
On my edPount.
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Oowncast,
Or any other.
Drabbish,
Our agents are —
Draftsman,
Our correspondents are ——
Dragoman,
Our bankers are
Dragonet,
Out of danger. ^
Dragoon,
Owing to circumstances^ --
Drain,
Owing to circumstances, about which I cannoi explain b^i
wire,
Drainage,
Owing to circumstances enlirfSy beyond my control.
Draining,
Particulars later on.
Drams, '
Parties named are in trouble.
Dramatic,
Parties named have failed.
Drapery,
Pa.ssenger per S. S. — from ■
Draning,
Passenger per S. S. from here ■
Drawl,
Pay all
Dray,
Pay all the bills.
Drayman,
Pay to the order of ——-
Dreaming,
Pay what you consider right.
Dreamless,
Payable to my order.
Dreamy,
Payable to our order.
Dredger,
Payable to the order of ——
Dredging,
Payable to their order.
Dregs,
Person inquired about is all right.
Drench,
Person mentioned by you is with me (us)
Drenching,
Person named is going over.
Dressed,
Person named is not going over.
Dribbling,
Please accept my thanks for your trouble.
Driblet.
Please do your best in this matter, and I (we) stiall esieera
it a personal favor.
Drifted,
Please forward to —-
Drilling,
Please forward to me at
Drinkable,
Please forward to me at this place.
Dripped,
Please give this your immediate and urgent attentkm.
Driver,
Price not to exceed
Drizzle,
Price not to exceed, per
Dromedary,
Price not to exceed, per pound
Drooping,
Probably not.
Dropsy,
Probably it can be —
Dross,
Probably not before —
Drowsily,
Probably I (we) can —
Drnbbing,
Probably you can ——
Drndge,
Propose to extend tour to —
Dmmstick,
Prospects bad.
Dryly,
Prospects fair.
Dryness,
Prospects good.
Dualism,
Prospects improving.
Dnallsttc,
Prospects very bad.
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Duality, .
Prospects very good.
Dubious,
Provided I (we) can
Ducat,
Provided you can —
Ducking,
Provided you can secure
Duetiie,
Provided I (we) can secure
Dudgeon,
Regarding matter mentioned by
Dueiing,
Regarding matter mentioned in my letter (dated —)
Duicet,
Regarding matter mentioned in my telegram (dated ——)
Duieimer,
Regarding matter mentioned in your letter —
Duiiard,
Regarding matter mentioned in your telegram.
Dumpish,
Regarding matter mentioned would say
Duodecimai,
replies to inquiry sent by wire at your request as follows'
Durabiy,
Regret to inform vou
Duration,
P egret to say
Duress,
Reply by mail.
Dusky,
Reply by mail after thorough investigation.
Dustman,
Reply by wire.
Dutifui,
Reply by wire after thorough investigation.
Dwarfed,
Reply quickly.
Dwindie,
See following named party about contents of his (their) letter
(dated 1
Dynamite,
See him about his leiter referring to (dated )
Dynasty,
See him about his telegram referring to (dated —)
Dyspeptic,
Send a copy (of —)
Eagerness,
Send duplicates of——
Eaglet,
Send it at once.
Earning,
Send it by ■
Earthy,
Send it to me at this place.
Earwig,
Shall be
Easeful,
Shall be alone.
Easement,
Shall come by
Easiness,
Shall I arrange?
""bony,,
Shall I (we) —
"buiiition.
Shall I bring him (her) with me?
Eccentric,
Shall I bring them with me?
Echoless,
Shall I buy '
Eclectic,
Shall I gain anything by
Eclipse,
Shall I gain anything by waiting?
Economic,
Shall I proceed to —-
Tcstasy,
Shall I remain here (until) —»
Ecstatic,
Shall I sai) per
Edible,
Shall I sell ?
Edict,
Shall I sell your — f
Edifice,
Shall I start at once.
Edifying,
Shr I remain at until —
Educate,
Shall remain but a short time,
Effaceabio,
Shall rem^n here umil —
66 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S.
Erfeiuinate,
Shall Stan at once.
EfflSJ,
Shall start for on —
Effrontery,
Should much prefer
Effulgence,
Should much prefer it.
Effusion,
Should much prefer to —
Eglantine,
Should they —■
Egotism,
Sift the matter thoroughly.
Egotistic,
So as (to)
Ejaculate,
So as to be
Ejection,
So as to reach —
Kjectment,
So as to reach here —
Elaborate,
So as to reach here not later than
Elastic,
So as to reach me
Elation,
So as to reach me not later than
Elbowing,
So as to reach there
Elderly,
So as to reach there not later than
Electoral,
So far as can be learned the report is false.
Electric,
So it can
Electrify,
So it can be —
Electrode,
Spare no trouble (to —) •
Elegance,
Spare no expense (to )
Elegiac,
Subject to immediate reply.
Elemental,
Subject to reply to reach here before
Elementary,
Subject to reply to reach here by
Elephant,
Subject to reply to reach here by lo a.m., to-morrow.
Elevate,
Subject to reply to reach here by noon, to*morrow.
Elevating,
Subject to reply tcreach here by 3 p.m., to>morrow.
Elevator,
Subject to reply to reach here by 6 p m., to-morrow.
Eligible,
Suppress as much as possible.
Eliminate,
Suppress it if possible.
Elixir,
Suit yourself.
ElliptfCa
Take such steps as are necessary (to)
Elocution,
Take such steps as are necessary to protect me (us).
Elongate, ,
Telegraph everj'body and try to find him (her).
Elopement,
Tell him (her)
Eloquence,
Tell him (her) to come on —
Eloquently,
Tell them (to )
Elucidate,
The word chosen for my cable address is already registered by
another party, and my address instead will be
Elusive,
Then I (we)
Elysian,
Then I (we) can —
Emaciate,
Then they can —
Emanate,
Then you can
Emanation,
Think I (we) can
Emancipate,
Think I can get some business
Emasculate,
Think I can get some business if ■ —
Embalm,
Think I can get some business if I go to ——
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. 67
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U S. A.
Embslmiiig, Think I (we) had better.
Embsnhment, Think it
Embarri^s, Think it best that —
Embassador, Think it best to
Embassy, Think it is
Embed, Think it is a good time to
Embellish, Think it is a good time to buy —^
Emblazon, Think it is a good time to sell
Emblematic, Think it is likely that
Embodied, Think it is unlikely that»~
Embolism, Think it over and wire what you decide to do.
Embossed, Think it over and write what you decide to do.
Embowered, Think it very undesirable.
Embrace, Think it was.
Embracing, Think it was as you say.
Embrasure,. Think that
Embroider, Think the report is false.
Embroil, Think the report is true.
Embryotlc, Think I had better
Emerald, Think I bad better not —*
Emetic, Think you had better —
Eminence, Think you had better wait.
Emissary, Think you had better not —
Emolument, Think you had better not wait.
Emotion, Think you had better wait until ■
Emotional, Think you had better wait and sail ——
Empaled, Think well of party mentioned.
Empanel, This is a matter of great importance.
Emphasis, Thought it better to —
Empirical, Thought it better to wait until
Empiricism, Thought they had
Emporium, Thought you had
Emptiness, To enable me
Emulate, To enable me to do this
Emulsion, To enable me to do what you desire —
Enactment, To enable you to
Enamel, To enable you to do this
Enchanted, To go to
Encircle, To leave
Enclosure, To-morrow is holiday here.
Encomium, To*morrow is holiday here. Cannot reply till next day.
Encompass, To send
Encounter, To wait at
Encroach, To wait there for me.
Encumber, To wait where you are.
Endanger, To wait until —
Endearing, To whomahall I (we) apply ?
68 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 Stale Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Endearor,
To whom shall I (we) deliver it ?
Endowment,
Too late.
Kndurabley
Too late now to —-
Energetic,
Too late now to make any change.
Enerrate,
Too late to attend to the business.
Knfeeble,
Trust you will — -
Engender,
Trust you will not ——
Engineer,
Unless absolutely necessary.
Engross,
Unless I have immediate reply —
Enhance,
Unless I have immediate reply, the business will fall through.
Enigma,
Unless it will
Enjoin,
Unless it will pay to stay longer.
Eniarge,
Unless you think it will pay to stay longer, I should advise
return at once.
Enlighten,
Until after
Eniisted,
Until further advice.
Eniiven,
Until it - ■—
Enmltjr,
Until the —
Ennoble,
Until then
Enomiitjr,
Until they —
Enraged,
Until you ——
Enrich,
Until you are
Enroiment,
Up to the present time «
Ensconce,
Use care, or you will have trouble.
Enshrine,
Wait for me at —
Ensiaye,
Wait until
Ensnare,
Wait until you receive letter (dated ——)
Entaii,
Wait until you hear from me again.
Entangie,
Waiting for word from you.
Enthusiast,
Was partially destroyed by fire.
Enticement,
Was totally destroyed by fire.
Entomb,
We authorize you to act for us. Will confirm this by mail.
Entrance,
What are the prospects?
Entreat,
What are you doing/"
Entreaty,
What do
Enumerate,
What do you advise ?
Enunciate,
What do you intend to do ? Reply by mail.
Enreioped,
What do you intend to do ? Reply by wire.
Envenom,
What does — intend to do ?
Enviable,
What do you mean ?
Enviously,
What do you think of
Environ,
What else can you learn ?
Epauiet,
What is the cause of the delay?
Ephemeral,
What is the trouble ?
Epigram,
What is the trouble ? Wire reply.
Epiiogiie,
What is the trouble with ——
Epithet,
What shall I (we) do?
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. ^9
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Epitome,
What will it
Equation,
What will it cost?
Equator,
What will it cost to carry out your plan ?
Equeetrian,
What will it cost to make the change ?
Equiform,
When and where shall I meet you?
Equinox,
When and where will you meet'me?
Equipage,
When and where will you meet us? >
Equipment,
When does — expect to be at — ?
Equipoise,
When does — expect to be here?
Eradicated,
When does — expect to start (for —)?
Erasure,
When will it
Ermine,
When will it be decided?
Errant,
When will you come ?
Erratic,
When will you return ?
Erroneous,
When you decide.
Erudite,
When you start.
Erudition,
When are —
Eruption,
When are you going to ■
Escaiop,
When does expect to be at ?
Escapade,
When does —ru expect to be here ?
Escapement,
When does expect to start (for —') ?
Eschew,
When do you expect to be here ?
Escort,
When do you expect to be in —
Esculent,
When do you expect to be in Boston ?
Escutcheon,
When do you expect to be in London ?
Esoteric,
When do you expect to be in New York?
Espionage,
When do you expect to be in Paris ?
Espianade,
When do you start?
Esquimaux,
When do you start for
Essence, .
When is
Essentiai,
Which will detain us at —• (until ——)
Esteem,
Which will detain us here (until)
Estimabiy,
Who are your bankers ?
Estimation,
Who are your bankers here?
Etching,
Who are your bankers in — ?
Eternaily,
Who are the —
Ethicai,
Who will
Etiquette,
Who will arrange matters?
Etymology,
Why are
Eulogistic,
Why are you
Euiogium,
Why did you change your plans?
Euphonism,
Why do you change your plans ?
Euphony,
Why do you do this ?
Evanescent,
Why do you not carry out my (our) request f
Evangelist,
Why do
Evaporate,
Why do they —
Evasion,
Why do they not —
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70 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
EraalTcly, Why do you
Eventual^ Why do you not ——
Erolute, Will arrange matters.
Exacting, Will arrange if can possibly do so.
Exaltation, Will attend to matter mentioned and advise you as soon ai
anything definite is done*
Examiner, Will come at once.
Exasperate, Will come as soon as possible.
Exearate, Will do as you wish, if possible.
Excarator, Will join you at —
Excellence, Will join you as soon as possible.
Exciaement, Will keep you well posted.
Exclaim, Will meet you as requested.
Exclaiming, Will meet you at
Exclusion, Will not —
ExclnsiTe, Will not accept (unless^—)
Excoriate, Will send
Exculpate, Will they allow
Excusably, Will think it over and advise you later.
Execrate, Will you
Execution, Will you authorize roe (us) to act for you ?
Exemplary, Will you gain anything by
Exemplify, Will you gain anything by waiting?
Exempt, Will you give
Exemption, Will you let
Exercising, Will you meet me?
Exhalation, Will you meet me at —^
Exhorted, Will you meet me there?
Exhume, Will you meet us? •
Exiled, Will you meet us at—
Existence, Will you meet us there? '
Exotic, Will wire as soon as 1 (we) can decide.
Expand, Will wire as soon as I (we) can learn the truth.
Expansion,. Will wire as soon as full particulars can be obtained.
Expatiate, Would it be —
Expedition, Would it be possible
Expel, Would it be possible for —
Expending, Would it be possible for you ——>
Experiment, Would it be possible for you to —
Expiation, Yes, if I
Explainer, Yes, if I can
Expletlon, Yes, if I cannot
Explicate, Yes, if you ■
Explode, Yes, if you can
Exploding, Yes, if you cannot
Exploit, Yes, if you cannot do bettero
Explosire, Yes, you may
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. 7'
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Exponent, You are too —
Exposer, You are too urgent.
Expository, Vou can
Expulsion* You can arrange to draw for the amount through —-
Expunge* You can arrange to draw for the amount through my (our)
agents at —
E3^lurgate* You can arrange to draw for the amount through the agents
of
Extenuate* You can arrange to draw for the amount through their agents
at —-
External, You can go
Externally* You can obtain it from
Extinguish, You cannot
Extolled* You cannot depend upon them.
Extolling, You did not reply in time.
Extracted, You do not
Extricate, Vou had better —
Exudation* You had better confer with*^
Exultant* You had better not —
Fabricate* Y ou had better not go (to ■ i )
Fabulist* You had better not insist upon it.
Fabulous* You have broken your promise.
Facetious* You have misunderstood me.
Facility* You have misunderstood my letter.
Factious, You have misunderstood my telegram.
Factorial, You must
Factotum, You must decide before
Faculty* You must decide quickly.
Faded* You must not
Fadeless* Vou must not go. Wait for letter.
Fading* You must not wait.
Fagot* You must not wait. Make haste.
Faint, You need
Fainting, You need not
Falntness* You need not conie.
Fairly* You need not do anything more about It.
Fairness, Vou promised to
Fairy, You receive another telegram from msh
Fairyiike* Vou receive letter from me (dated
Falcon* You shall
Falconer* You should —~
Falconry, You should not
Fallacy* You were mistaken.
Fallible* You wilt find an instance of it in *
Falsely* You will have to ——
Falsetto* You will have to wait.
fnlsify. Your theory is impracticabla.
72 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
STEELINO MONEY. — (Pounds, Shillings and Penct.)
Falter,
Ad.
Fathomless,
9d.
Fertility,
195^d.
Faltering, .
Ad.
Fatigue,
9^d.
Fervently,
W%d.
Fameless,
Ad.
/ad.
Fatling,
9/d.
Fervor,
20d.
Familiar,
Fatness,
9Xd.
Festering,
20/d.
Famine,
Kd.
Fatter,
lOd.
Festiral,
20J4d.
Famish,
^d.
Fatuity,
10/d.
Festoon,
20Kd.
Famosity,
/d.
Fatuous,
J0J4d.
Fetiock,
21d.
Famnlate,
/ed.
Fauna,
lOKd.
Fetterless,
21'^d.
Fanatic,
Kd.
Farorless,
lid.
Feudal,
21Hd.
Fanaticism,
/ad.
Fawning,
HKd.
Feudalism,
21?<d.
Fanciful,
Id.
Fealty,
HMd.
Feudatory,
22d.
Fancy,
I'Xd.
Fearless,
ll^d.
Feverish,
225id.
Fandango,
1/d.
Feasting,
12d.
Feverwort,
22/d.
Fangled,
l^d.
Feather,
12 "Xd.
Fickleness,
22Kd
Fanning,
2d.
Feathered,
12/d.
Fiduciary,
23d.
Fantasied,
2^d.
Feathering,
12Kd.
Fiercely,
23K'i.
Fantastic,
2/d.
Febrifuge,
13d.
Figleaf,
23/d
Fantasy,
2Kd.
Federal,
i3>i;d.
Figurant,
23Kd.
Farce,
3d.
Federalism,
13Md.
Figurative,
24d.
Farcical,
3'Xd.
Feebleness,
13Kd.
Filament,
24Kd.
Fardingale,
3/d.
Feebly,
14d.
Filbert,
24/d.
Farina,
3Md.
Feeder,
14/d.
Filching,
21Xd.
Farinose,
4d.
Feetless,
WM-
Filial,
25d.
Farmable,
4'id.
Feigned,
14Kd.
Filiation,
2.'>/d.
Farrago,
4/d.
Feigning,
15d.
Filibuster,
25Hd.
Farrier,
4Md.
Felicitate,
15/d.
Filigree,
2,0Kd.
Farrow,
5d.
Felicity,
15/d.
Filtering,
26d.
Fascet,
5!<d.
Feline,
ISKd.
Filtrate,
26'Xd.
Fascicle,
5!^d.
Feliowship,
IGd.
Finality,
2G/d.
Fascinate,
5Jid.
Felonious,
16/d.
Fineness,
2GKd.
Fashion,
Gd.
Feispar,
16/d.
Finery,
27d.
Fashioning,
G'Xd.
Feminine,
IG^d.
Fingered,
27>Xd.
Fastening,
6/d.
Femininity,
17d.
Finite,
27Hd.
Fastidious,
6Kd.
Fencing,
17'Xd.
Finitnde,
27Kd.
Fastness,
7d.'
Fender,
17/d.
Firebrand,
28d.
Fatalist,
7Kd.
Fenestral,
17Kd.
Firelock,
28/d.
Fatainess,
7Md.
Ferment,
18d.
Fireside,
28/d.
Fateful,
7Kd.
Fermenting.IS/d.
Firkin,
285id.
Falefuliy,
Sd.
Ferocious,
18Md.
Firmament,
29d.
Fatherland,
s-id
Ferocity,
ISKd.
Fishery,
29/d.
Fatherly,
8/d.
Ferriage,
19d.
Fissure,
29>^d.
Fathom,
8Md.
Fertiie,
19Kd.
Fitful,
29Kd.
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Published by F. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
STERLING MONEY.
Fixedly,
2s.(>d.
Float,
3s.4}^d.
Forage,
4s.3d.
Flaccid,
2s.65iid.
Flocking,
3s.4Kd.
Foray,
4s.3Kd.
Flageolet,
2s.6J^d.
Floored,
3s.5d.
Forborne,
4s.3}^d.
Flagitious,
2s.6Kd.
Floral,
3s.5i^d.
Forcedness.
4s.3%d.
Flagon,
2s.7d.
Floret,
3s.5}4d.
Forceful,
4s.4d.
Flagrant,
2s.7Kd.
Florid,
3s.5Kd.
Forceps,
4sA%6.
Flambeau,
2s.7Md.
Florldness,
3s.6d.
Fordable,
is.i'Ad.
Flamlug,
2s.7^d.
Floscular,
3s.6Kd.
Forebode,
4s.4?4d.
Flamiogo,
2s.8d.
Flotsam,
3s.6'Ad.
Foredoom,
4s.5d.
Flammable,
2s.8'Xd.
Florence,
3s.6Kd.
Foreman,
4s.5'Xd.
Flange,
2s.8Md.
Flounder,
3s.7d.
Foremost,
4s.5J^d.
Flanked,
2s.8Kd.
Flowering,
3s.7Kd.
Forensic,
43.5Kd.
Flannel,
2s.9d.
Flowery,
Ss.VAd.
Forest,
4s.6d.
Flapping,
2s.9Kd.
Fluency,
3s.7^d.
Forestage,
4s.6}id.
Flashed,
2s.9Kd.
Fluently,
3s.8d.
Forester,
ts.6'Ad.
Flashlness,
2s.9Kd.
Fluffy,
3s.8'Xd.
Foretop,
4s.6%d.
Flatflsh,
2s.l0d.
Fluid,
3s.8Md.
Forging,
4s.7d.
Flatness,
2s.l0i^d.
Flummery,
3s.8Kd.
Forlorn,
4s.7Kd.
Flatten,
2s.lOHd.
Fluster,
3s. 9d.
Formalism,
4s.75^d.
Flattered,
2s.lOKd.
Fluttering,
3s.9iXd.
Formality,
4s.7Ad.
Flattery,
2s.lld.
Foaming,
.3s.9}^d.
Formula,
4s.8d.
Flaunt,
2s.ll'Xd.
Focalize,
3s.9Kd.
Fortified,
4s.8Kd.
Flarescent,
2s.llMd.
Focus,
3s.l0d.
Fortress,
4s.8}4d.
Flaror,
2s.llKd.
Fodder,
3s.lOKd.
Fossilize,
4s.8Kd.
Flavorless,
3s.
Foeman,
3s.lOMd.
Foulard,
4s.9d.
Flawing,
3s. «d. ,
Foible,
3s.lOKd.
Foundation,
4s.9>Xd.
Flaxen,
3s. Md.
Follable,
3s.nd.
Foundling,
4s.9Hd
Flecked,
3s. %d.
Foisted,
3s.llKd.
Fowler,
4s.9%d.
Fledgeling,
3s.ld.
Folding, '
3s.UKd.
Foxglove,
4s.lOd.
Fleecy,
3s.lKd.
Foliage,
3s.llKd.
Foxtail,
4s.lOKd.
Fleeting,
3s.lMd.
Falkland,
4s.
Fracas,
4s.lOJ4d.
Fleetly,
3s.lMd.
Foment,
4s.'Xd.
Fraction,
4s.lOKd.
Fleetness,
3s.2d.
Fomenter,
is. Ad.
Fracture,
4s.lld.
Fleshly,
3s.2Kd.
Fondle,
4s. Kd.
Fragile,
4s.llMd.
Flexible,
3s.2^d.
Fondling,
4s.ld.
Fragility,
4s.llMd.
Flickering,
3s.2Md.
Fondness,
4s.l>Xd.
Fragment,
4s.llKd.
Flinch,
3s.3d.
Football,
4s.lJ^d.
Fragrance,
5s.
Flintlock,
3s.3Kd.
Footpad,
4s.lKd.
Frailty,
5s. Kd.
Flinty,
3s.3Hd.
Footrace,
4s.2d.
Framed,
5s. Kd.
Flippant,
3s.3^d.
Footway,
4s.2Kd.
Franciscan,
5s.Kd.
Flippantly,
3s 4d.
Foppery,
4s.2J^d.
Fraiicolln,
5s.ld.
Flirtation,
3s.4'Xd.
Foppishly,
4s.2Md.
Frantic,
5s.lKd.
74 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
STERLING MONEY.—
Fraternal,
5s.lMd.
Fraternity,
Ss.lKd.
Fraternize,
5s.2d.
Freekled,
5s.2^d.
Freebooter,
5s.3d.
Freehold,
5s.3Md.
Freezing,
5s.4d.
Frenzied,
6s.4Hd.
Frenzy,
5s.5d.
Frequency,
5s.5Md.
Fresco,
5s,6d.
Frescoing,
5s.6^d.
Freshen,
5s.7d.
Freshly,
5s.7Md.
Fretful,
5s.8d.
Fretting,
5s.854d.
Friability,
5s. 9d.
Friation,
5s.9Md.
Fricando,
5s.l0d.
Fricassee,
5s,10Md.
Frication,
5s.lld.
Friction,
5s.llMd.
Friendship,
6s.
Frigate,
6s. Md.
Frigid,
6s.ld.
Frigidity,
6s.l}^d.
Frigidness,
6s.2d.
Fringe,
6s.2Md.
Fringeless,
6s.3d.
Frippery,
6s.3}^d.
Friskfui,
6s.4d.
Friskily,
6s.4Md.
Friskiness,
6s.5d.
Fritter,
6s.5}^d.
Frivolism,
6s.6d.
Friroiity,
6s.6J^d.
Froekless,
6s.7d.
Frogged,
6s.7j^d.
Frolic,
6s.8d.
Frolicsome,
Ss.SJ^d.
Frontage,
es.9d.
Frontal,
6s.9Md.
Frontier,
6s.l0d.
Frosting,
Bs.lOMd.
Frothy,
bs.lld.
Frowning,
Bs.llKd.
Fructify,
7s.
Frugal,
7s. Hd.
Frugality,
7s.ld.
Fruitage,
7s.lJ^d.
Fruitful,
7s.2d.
Fruitless,
7s.2Hd.
Frustrate,
7s. 3d.
Fugleman,
7s.3'/^d.
Fulcrum,
7s.4d,
Fullness,
7s.4Md.
Fulminate,
7s. 5d.
Fumble,
7s.5!^d.
Fumidity,
7s.6d.
Fumigate,
7s.6J^d.
Fundament,
7s. 7d.
Fungous,
7s.7Md.
Funicular,
7s.8d..
Furions,
7s.8J^d.
Furlong,
7s. 9d.
Furlough,
7s.9Hd.
Furnace,
7s.l0d.
Fusileer,
7s.lOHd.
Fustigiite,
7s.lld.
Gabardine,
7s.U}^d.
Gablock,
8s.
Gadfly,
8s.5^d.
Gaiatiaii,
8s.ld.
Galenical,
8s.lMd.
Gallantly,
8s.2d.
Gallery,
8s.2}4d.
Gallop,
8s.3d.
Gallopade,
8s.3Md.
Galvanic,
8s.4d.
Gambado,
8s.4}^d.
Gambison,
8s.5d.
Gamboge,
8s.5Hd.
Gambol,
8s.6d.
Gamesome,
8s.6}^d.
Gamester,
8s.7d.
Gammon,
8s.75^d.
Gamut,
8s.8d.
Gaping,
8s.8}4d.
Garbage,
8s.9d.
Garbled,
83.9Hd.
Garlic,
8s.I0d.
Garment,
8s.l05^d.
Garnish,
8s.lld.
Garniture,
8s.llHd.
Garrote,
9s.
Garrnlity,
9s.}4d.
Garrulous,
9s.ld.
Gasconade,
9s.lKd.
Gasometer,
9s.2d.
Gasping,
9s.25^d.
'Gastric,
9s.3d.
Gastropod,
9s.3Md.
Gateway,
9s.4d.
Gauntlet,
9s.4Kd.
Gazeful,
95.5d.
Gazelle,
9s.5}^d.
Gazetteer,
9s.6d.
Gearing,
9s.6!^d.
Gelatine,
9s.7d.
Geminate,
9s.754d.
Gemsbok,
9s.8d.
Genealogy,
9s.85^d.
Generate,
9s.9d.
Generating,
9s.9J^d.
Generative,
9s.l0d. .
Generator,
9s.lO>4d.
Generatrix,
9s.lld.
Generic,
9s.ll}^d.
Generical,
IDs.
Genette,
10s.3d.
Genial,
lOs.Bd.
Geniality,
10s. 9d.
Geniculate,
lis.
Genitive,
lls.3d.
Genteel,
lls.6d.
Genteelish,
lls.9d.
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. 7S
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
STERLING mTSEY.-(Continued.)
Gentian,
12s.
Giraffe,
30s.
Gosling,
£20.
Gentility,
12s.3d.
Girandole,
31s.
Gossamer,
£21.
Gentieness,
12s.6d.
Girdie,
32s.
Gossoon,
£22.
Gentry,
12s.9d.
Girdling,
32s.6d.
Gothic, '
£23.
Genns,
13s.
Girlish,
33s.
Graceful,
£24.
Geodosy,
13s.3d.
Girth,
34s.
Gracefully,
£25.
Geographic,
13s. Od.
Glacial,
33s.
Gracious,
£26.
Geography,
13s. 9d.
Gladiator,
36s.
Gradation,
£27.
Geoiogist,
14s.
Gladness,
37s.
Grafted,
£28.
Geologize,
14s.3d.
Gladsome,
37s.6d.
Grafting,
£29.
Geoiogy,
14s.6d.
Glancing,
38s.
Grail,
£30.
Geometric,
14s.9d.
Glanders,
39s.
Grained,
£31.
Geometry,
15s.
Glandiform,
£2.
Grammar,
£32.
Geraniom,
15s. 6d.
Glandular,
£2.5s.
Granary,
£33.
Gerfalcon,
16s.
Glaring,
£2.10s.
Grandam,
£34.
Germanism,
16s. 6d.
Glassy,
£2.15s.
Grandeur,
£35.
Germinal,
17s.
Gianberite,
£3.
Grandiose,
£36.
Germinate,
17s.6d.
Glazier,
£3.55.
Granlforni,
£37.
Gerund,
18s.
Glazing,
£3.10s.
Granny,
£38.
Gernudlve,
18s.6d.
Giibness,
£3.15s.
Granular,
£39.
Gestation,
19s.
Glimpse,
£4.
Granulate,
£40.
Gestatory,
19s.6d.
Glisten,
£4.10s.
Granule,
£41.
Gewgaw,
£1.
Glitter,
£5.
Grapery,
£42.
Ghost,
2es.6d.
Gioam,
£5.10s.
Graphical,
£43.
Ghostiess,
21s.
Gloaming,
£6.
Grapple,
£44.
Ghostlike,
21s.6d.
Globule,
£6.10s.
Graspingly,
£45.
Ghostiy,
22s.
Gloomily,
£7.
Grated,
£46.
Giant,
22s.6d.
Glowingly,
£7.10s.
Grating,
£47.
Giantess,
23s.
Glucose,
£8.
Gravelly,
£48.
Gibberish,
23s.6d.
Glutton,
£8.10s.
Gravitate,
£49.
Giblet,
24s.
Glycerine,
£9.
Gravity,
£50.
Gibingly,
24s.6d.
Gnarled,
£9.10s.
Grayiiess,
£51.
Gibstaff,
25s.
Gnawing,
£10.
Grecian,
£52.
Giddiness,
25s. 6d.
Gobbler,
£11.
Greedily,
£53.
Giddy,
26s.
Golden,
£12.
Greedy,
£54.
Gifted,
26s.6d.
Goldflnch,
£13.
Greenness,
£55.
Giftedness,
27s.
Gondola,
£14.
Gregarious,
£56.
Giggling,
27s.6d.
Goodly,
£15!
Grenade, 1
£57.
Gilded,
28s.
Gopher,
£16.
Grenadier,
•£58.
Gilding,
28s. 6d.
Gordian,
£17.
Grewsome,
£59.
Gimcrack,
29s.
Gorgeous,
£18.
Greyhound,
£60.
Ginger,
29s.6d.
' Goshawk,
£19.
Griddle,
£61. -
«
76 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 Sute Street, Boston, U. S. A.
STERLING ■HLQ'S'E.Y-(Continued.)
firiillron, £62.
CI rievous, £63.
firiinalkiitf £04,
firimly, £65.
Grhiil, £66.
Griplnsly, £67.
Gristle, £68.
Gritty, £69.
G rizzled, £70.'
Grizzly, £71.
Groaning, £7'2.
Groggery, £73.
tironimet, £74.
Grossness, £75.
G rotesgne, £76.
Grotto, £77.
Grouping, £78.
Grorcling, £79.
Grubber, £80.
Grudging, £81.
Grumbler, £82.
Grumpy, £8.3.
Grunting, £84.
Gudgeon, £85.
Guidon, £86.
Gullet, £87.
Gullible, £88.
Gumboil, £89.
iiumption, £90.
Gunnel. £91.
Gunny, £9-2.
Gunroom, £93.
G unstock, £94.
Gurgle, £95.
Gushing, £96.
Gustatory, £97.
Gustful, £08.
Gusto, £99.
Gutter, £100.
Guttural, £110.
Guzzle, £120.
Gymnastic, £125.
Gymnotus, £130.
Gypsum, £140.
Gyrate, £150.
Gyration, £160.
Gyratory, £170.
Gyroscope, £175.
Gyrose, £180.
Habendum, £190.
Habiliment, £'200.
Habitable, £210.
Hiibltaney, £2*20
Habitation, £225.
Habituate, £230.
Habitude, £240.
Hacienda, £250.
Hacking, £260.
Hackney, £270.
Haddock, £27.5.
Hades, £280.
Haggard, £'290.
Haggardly, £300.
Haggling, £310.
Hailstone, ' £3'20.
Hairy, £3'25.
Halberd, £330.
Halcyon, £340.
Halibut, £350.
Hallow, £360.
Halter, £370.
Hammer, £375.
Hammock, £380.
Hamper, £390.
Hamstrung, £400.
Haniulose, £4'25.
Handcuff, £450.
Handfast, £475.
Handful, £.500.
Handicap, £550.
Handiness, £600.
Handrail, £650.
Handsome, £700.
Handspike, £750.
Handy,
£800.
Hanging,
£82.5.
Hangnail,
£850.
Hankering,
£875.
Hapless,
£900.
Happily,
£9-25.
Happiness,
£950.
Harangue,
£975.
Harass,
£1,000.
Harbinger,
£2,000.
Harden,
£.3,000.
Hardening,
£4,000.
Hardish,
£5,000.
Hardness,
£6,000.
Harem,
£7,000.
Harlequin,
£8,000.
Harmful,
£9,000.
Harmonic,
£10,000.
Harmoiiius,
£15,000.
Harmonizer,
£20,000.
Harmony,
£■25,000.
Harping,
£30,000.
Harpoon,
£35,000.
Harpsichon.
£ 10,000.
Harrier,
£45,000.
Harrow,
£50,000.
Harshly,
£60,000.
Harshness,
£70,000.
Harvest,
£80,000.
Hassock,
£90,000.
Hastiness,
£100,000.
Hatching,
£1'2.5,000.
Hatchet,
£150,000.
Hatchment,
£175,000.
Hatclnvay,
£■200,000.
Hateful,
£'250,000.
Hatred,
£300,000.
Haughty,
£3.50,000.
Haversack,
£100,000.
Havoc,
£.500,000.
Hawker,
£600,000
Han^king,
£700,000.
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. 77
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
UNITED STATES mSEYa,Cfn/s.J
Hawser,
A c'-
Heptagon,
5 cts.
Hobgoblin,
lOK cts.
Hazard,
A Ct.
Heraldry,
5K cts.-
Hobnailed,
lOK cts.
Il:;ze]nut,
A ct.
Herbage,
55i cts.
Hobnob,
1054 cts.
Haziness,
yi ct.
Herbarium,
5K cts.
Hollyhock,
lOK cts.
Hazy,
Vi ct.
Herbless,
cts.
Holocaust,
lOK cts.
Headache,
% Ct.
Hereuleaii.
5K Cts.
Homage,
10% cts.
Header,
M ct.
Hereditary,
cts.
Homely,
11 cts.
Headiness,
Vi ct.
Heresy,
5K cts.
Homeliness,
1154 cts.
Heading,
Vt ct.
Heretic,
6 cts.
Homespun,
11% cts.
Headless,
ct.
Heritable,
654 cts.
Homicidal,
11% CIS.
Headline,
1 ct.
Hermeticai,
6K cts.
Hominy,
ll'A cts.
Headiong,
lyk CIS.
Hermitage,
6K cts.
Homology,
11% cts.
Headmost,
1% cts.
Heroically,
6K cts.
Honorary,
UK cts.
Headsail,
cts.
Heroine,
6K cts.
Hoofless,
IIH cts.
Headwork,
IK cts.
Heroism,
6K cts.
Hooting,
12 cts.
Heaping,
IVi cts.
Hesitancy,
6K cts.
Hopper,
12/8 cts.
Hearken,
IK cts.
Heterodox,
7 cts.
Horizon,
1254 cts.
Hearth,
IK cts.
Hexagon,
754 cts.
Horizontal,
12% cts.
Heartiess,
2 cts.
Hexameter,
7K cts.
Horology,
1254 cts.
Hearty,
2J4 cts.
Hexapod,
7H cts.
Horoscope,
12% cts.
Heathen,
2K cts.
Hiatus,
754 cts.
Horsefly,
12% cts.
Heaving,
2K cts.
Hibernate,
7|4 cts.
Horseman,
12% cts.
Heavily,
2K cts.
Hibernian,
7K cts.
Horsenail,
13 cts.
Heaviness,
2K cts.
Hickory,
V/% cts.
Hospitable,
Hostelry,
IS'/a cts.
Hectic,
2K cts.
Hidalgo,
8 cts.
13/ cts.
Hedgehog,
2K cts.
Hideously,
854 cts.
Hostility.
13% cts.
Heedless,
3 cts.
Hierarchy,
syi CIS.
Hostler,
13/ cts.
Heighten,
3K cts.
Hierogram,
8K cts.
Hotly,
13/ cts.
Hellions,
3K cts.
Highmost,
854 cts.
Hotness,
13/ cts.
Heirloom,
3K cts.
Hilarious,
cts.
Hotspur,
13% cts.
Helicoid,
3K cts.
Hilarity,
8K cts.
Hounding,
14 cts.
Heliotrope,
3H cts.
Hillock,
8Ji cts.
Household,
14/8 cts.
Hellebore,
3K cts.
Hindermost,
9 cts.
Housetop,
14/ cts.
Helmet,
3K cts.
Hireling,
954 cts.
Housing,
14% cts.
Helpful,
4 cts.
Hirsute,
954 cts.
Horel,
14/ cts.
Helpmate,
454 cts.
Hissing,
9K cts.
Horering,
14% cts.
Hematite,
4K cts.
Historic,
954 cts.
Howitzer,
14% cts.
Hemisphere,
4H cts.
Histrionic,
9K cts.
Howling,
14% cts.
Hemlock,
c'.s.
HItherivard,
9K cts.
Huckster,
15 cts.
Hempen,
4K cts.
Hoarsely,
9K cts.
Huddle,
15% cts.
Hepatize,
iH cts.
Hobbling,
10 cts.
Hufllncss,
1554 cts.
Heptachord,
4K cts.
Hobby,
1054 cts.
Huffish,
15% cts.
78 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U S. A.
UNITED STATES MONEY.
Hulk,
16
cts.
Hydroscope,
49 cts.
Idyllic,
91 cts.
Humane,
16H
cts.
Hydrostat,
50 cts.
Igneous,
92 cts.
Humanity,
17
cts.
Hydrous,
51 cts.
Ignited,
93 cts.
Humanue,
IVA
cts.
Hydruret,
52 cts.
Ignition,
94 cts.
Humble,
18
cts.
Hyena,
53 cts.
Ignominy,
95 cts.
Humbleness, 18^
cts.
Hygeian,
54 cts.
Iliad,
96 cts.
Humdrum,
19
cts.
Hylobate,
55 cts.
Illegibly,
97 cts.
Humid,
19^
cts.
Hymeneal,
56 cts.
Illiteracy,
98 cts.*
Humidity,
20
cts.
Hymnal,
57 cts.
Illiteral,
99 cts.
Humiliate,
20M
cts.
Hymnody,
58 cts.
Illuminate,
$1.
Humming,
21
cts.
Hypallage,
59 cts.
Illumine,
$2.
Hummock,
21M
cts.
Hyperbaton,
60 cts.
Illuminism,
$3.
Humorism,
22
Cts.
Hyperbole,
61 cts.
' Illusion,
$4.
Humorless,
22K
cts.
Hyperbolic,
62 cts.
Illustrate,
$5.
Humorsoroe,
23
cts.
Hyphen,
63 cts.
Image,
$6.
Hunger,
23M
cts.
Hypnotic,
64 cts.
Imagery,
$7.
Hungrily,
24
cts.
Hypocaust,
65 cts.
Iiiibeciie,
$8.
Hurdle,
24H
cts.
Hypocrisy,
66 cts.
Imbecility,
$9.
Hurling,
25
cts.
Hypocrite,
67 cts.
Imbibe,
$10.
Hurricane,
20
CIS.
Hypothesis,
68 cts.
Imbrue, .
$11.
Hurtful,
27
cts.
Hypothetic,
69 cts.
Imitation,
$12.
Husking,
28
cts.
Hyson,
70 cts..
Imitatire,
$13.
Husky,
29
cts.
Hysterical,
71 cts.
liumane.
$14.
Hussar,
30
cts.
Iambic,
72 cts.
Immature,
$15.
Huswife,
31
cts.
lambically.
73 cts.
Immerge,
$16.
Hyacinth,
32
cts.
Icarian,
74 cts.
Immersion,
$17.
Hybodus,
33
cts.
Iconoclast,
75 cts.
Immobile,
$18.
Hybrid,
34
cts.
Icteroid,
76 cts.
Immodest,
$19.
Hybridism,
35
cts.
Icterus,
77 cts.
Immolate,
$20.
Hybridity,
36
cts.
Idealism,
78 cts.
Immortal,
$21.
Hydra,
37
cts.
Ideality,
79 cts.
Immovable,
$■22.
Hydramlde,
38
cts.
Idealize,
80 cts.
Immunity,
$■23.
Hydrant,
39
cts.
Ideology,
81 cts.
Immure,
$24.
Hydraulic,
40
cts.
Idiocy,
82 cts.
Immutable,
$'2."i.
Hydrogen,
41
cts.
Idiom,
83 cts.
Inipalpably,
$2(1.
Hydrology,
42
cts.
Idiomatic,
84 cts.
Impanel,
$■27.
Hydromel,
43
cts.
Idiopathy,
85 cts.
Impart,
$28.
Hydropathy, 44
cts.
Idiotic,
86 cts.
Impartial,
$29.
Hydrophid,
45
cts.
Idlotism,
87 cts.
Impassion,
$30.
Hydropical,
46
cts.
Idleness,
88 cts.
Impatience,
$31.
Hydropsy,
47
cts.
Idolater,
89 cts.
Impeaching,
$32.
Hydrosalt,
48
cts.
Idolize,
90 cts.
Impearl,
$33.
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. 79
Published by F* O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
UNTTEB STATES m!fSm—(ContinueJ.)
Impeccable,
$34.
-Incage,
$76.
Infantile,
$10,000
ImpeditioB,
$33.
Incarnate,
$77.
Infantry,
$11,000.
Impeditlve,
$36.
Incensor,
$78.
Infatuate,
$12,000.
Impelling,
$37.
Incensory,
$79.
Infection,
$13,000.
ImpeniteDt,
$38.
Inception,
$80.
Infective,
$14,'K)0.
Imperial,
$39.
Incessant,
$81.
Infelicity,
$15,000.
Imperially,
$40.
Inchoate,
$82.
Inference,
$16,000.
Imperious,
$41.
Incision,
$83.
Infernal,
$17,000.
Impersonal,
$42.
Incitation,
$84.
Infldei,
$18,00".
Impervious,
$43.
Inclining,
$85.
Infliter,
$19,000.
Impetrate,
$44.
Incogitant,
$86.
Iniiitrate,
$20,' 00.
Impetus,
$45.
Incoherent,
$87.
ludnite.
$21,000.
Impinge,
$46.
Incommode,
$88.
Infinitive,
$22,000
Impious,
$47.
Incondite,
$89.
Inflnltade,
$23,00.1.
Implacable,
$48.
Inconstant,
$90.
Infinity,
$24,000.
Implant,
$49.
Incorrupt,
$91.
Infirm,
$23,000.
Implement,
$50.
Incubate.
$92.
Infirmary,
$-26,0< 0.
Imploring,
$51.
Incubus,
$93.
Infirmity,
$27,000.
Impolitic,
$52.
Inculcate,
$94.
Inflame,
$28,000.
Importune,
$53.
Incursion,
$95.
Inflate,
$29,000.
Imposing,
$54.
Indecorum,
$96.
Inflated,
$30,000.
Impost,
$55.
Indeliblep
$97.
'inflation.
$35,000.
Impotence,
$56.
Indelicate,
$98.
Inflatus,
$40,000.
Impotent,
$57.
Indented,
$99.
Inflect,
$50,000.
Impound,
$58.
Indenting,
$100.
Inflective,
$(>0,000.
Iiaporerlsh,
$59.
Indigency,
$200.
liiflexibie.
$70,000.
Imprecate,
$60.
Indigest,
$300.
Inflexure,
$73,000.
Impress,
$61.
Indigo,
$400.
Infliction,
$80,000.
Improrlso,
$62.
Indocile,
$500.
Influenza,
$!)0,000.
Impudence,
$63.
Indolence,
$600.
Infiuxion,
$100,0 0.
Impulsive,
$64.
Indubious,
$700.
Informal,
$150,000.
Impurity,
$65.
Inducible,
$800.
Inforniantp
$200, 00.
Imputable,
$66.
Induction,
$900.
Informer,
$250,000.
Inaccurate,
$67.
Inductive,
$1,000.
Infraction,
$300,000.
Inamorata,
$68.
Indulgence,
$2,000.
Infringe,
$4 0,000.
Inanimate,
$69.
Indusiai,
$3,000.
Infumatlon,
$.5'0,000.
Inanition,
$70.
Inebriate,
$1,000.
Infuriate,
$6"0,000.
Inaptitude,
$71.
Ineffable,
$3,000.
Infusible,
$700,000.
Inaptly,
$72.
Ineffably,
$6,000.
Infusion,
$800,000.
Inborn,
$73.
Inelegant.
$7,000.
Infusory,
$900,000.
Inbreathe,
$74.
Inertness,
$8,000.
Ingenious,
$1,000,000.
Inbred,
$75.
Infancy,
$9,"(0.
Ingenuity,
$2,000,000.
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MISCELIANEOTTS.—<'Supplementary.)
(Also see pages 43 to 7s#)
Ingrlorions,
Accept my heartiest congratulations.
iBiTOt,
Accept our heartiest congratulations.
Ingraft,
A Happy New Year.
Ingrain,
A Merry Christmas*
Ingrate,
Am going to and expect to reach there morning.
Telegrams sent to me there (care of } will reach tie
promptly.
Ingratiate,
Am going to and expect to reach there evening
Telegrams sent to me there (in care of —) will reach me
promptly.
Ingredient,
Am leaving for and —* do not accompany me, but
are going to ——
Ingnlf,
Am leaving for-—, --does not accompany me, but is
going to —
Inhabit,
Am leaving here -
Inhaler,
Am leaving here now for —
Inherent,
Am leaving here now for . If anything new occurs
tel^^aph to me there (care of
Inherit,
Any money transactions with I will arrange here.
Inhuman,
Apply also to —
Inimical,
Apply this to —
Iniquity,
As a last resort.
Initial,
As a last resort you can —
Initiate,
As anticipated.
Injected,
Before doing anything will wait for your reply.
Injection,
But first consult with —-
Injector,
Can arrange as you suggest.
Injudicial,
Can arrange with ■
Injurious,
Can arrange without —
Inking,
Can buy at their discretion.
Inlaid,
Can replace here at lower figures than we paid for stock 00
hand.
Inlay,
Cannot arrange as you suggest.
Inlet,
Cannot arrange with —^
Inmost,
Cannot start on unless I give up my trip to ——
Innate,
Cannot start on unless I give up my trip to . What
do you advise?
Innately,
Change my cable name, and address me hereafter as —
Innermost,
Do not commit yourself, until hearing further from me.
Innhoider,
Do not commit yourself with until hearing further from me.
Innocency,
Do not fail to keep our stock fully insured.
Innocuous,
Do not reply to any letters or telegrams you may receiva
from
InnoTate,
Do this only as a last resort
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Innneiido, Do you intend to sail?
Inoealatev Do you thoroughly understand this?
Inodorous, Every member of the family is well*
Inordinate, Examine at —
Inorganic, Has not done so.
Inosculate, Has taken a most favorable turn.
Inquisitor, Have engaged.
Inroad, Have received no reply to my telegram. If one has not already
been sent, then telegraph reply to me at —
Insearch, Have received no reply to my telegram. If one has not already
been sent, then telegraph reply to me at my former address
at —
Insect, Have received no reply to my telegram. If one has not already
been sent, then telegraph reply to me (care of
Insensate, Have received no telegram from you here.
Insensory, Have you closed, and if so, on what terms ?
Insertion, Have you received my cable, and why do you not reply ?
Insidious, Have you received my cable, and why do you not reply? Am
leaving now for—Send reply, addressed to my cable
name, to me at that place.
Insight, Have you received my cable, and why do you not reply? Am
leaving now for • Send reply to me at that place (care
of ).
Insincere, Have you received my telegram? Telegraph reply to
Insinuate, How is business ?
Insipid, How is the market?
Inslpient, If market changes, advise me*
Insistent, It market goes down
Insnare, If market goes down, buy —
Insolence, If market goes up
Insoluble, If market goes up, sell.
Inspective, If you wish to communicate with him (them), telegraph to —
at
Inspirable, If you wish to communicate with them, telegraph to at
that place.
Instable. It you wisn to communicate with them, telegraph to^—^caie
of ).
Instanter, I omitted,before leaving, to pay-—> the amount I owe him
(them). Please send him (them) cheque
Instigate, J omitted, before leaving, to pay —the amount I owe hini
(them). Let me know amount due and I will then cable you
in regard to payment.
Instigator, I omitted, before leaving, to pay premium on my policy in the
— Insurance Co Please send cheque to that Company foi
' amount due.
Instill, I wish full information, whatever it may be.
Instinct, Is everybody well at — ?
Institnte. Is everylxniy well at home ?
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Institutor,
Instructor,
Instrnment,
Insular,
Insularity,
Insulate,
Insulating,
Insulator,
Insnrgenty
Inswatlie,
Intact,
Intaglio,
Intake,
Intangible,
Integral,
Integrant,
Integrate,
Intellect,
Intensely,
Intensify,
Intently,
Interdict,
Interduce,
Interior,
Interject,
Interjoin,
Interlace,
Interlard,
Interlay,
Interline,
Interlink,
Interlock,
Interloper,
Interlude,
Intermit,
Intermural,
Intermure,
Internal,
Is everything all right and everybody all well at home?
Is going to —
Is going to and expects to reach there morning.
Is going to — and expects to reach there — morning. Tele-
grams sent to him there (care of—) will reach him
promptly.
Is going to and expects to reach there evening.
Is going to —- and expects to reach there — evening. Tele-
grams sent to him there (care o£ ) will reach him
promptly.
Keep nothing back.
Keep nothing back when advising me about this matter.
Keep payments made up on ——.
Keep payments made up on my policy in the
Leave here to-day for . If anything new occurs telegraph
so as to reach me at that place.
Lea/e here to-day for——. If anything new occurs telegraph
so as to reach me (care of —) at that place.
Look carefully after the insurance on my (our) stocky and be
sure to keep fully covered.
Market weak and active. Think you had better sell.
Market weak and active. Think you had better sell all you
can at cost if you cannot do better.
Matters in general.
Meet him (her) at —
Not considered good.
Not in very good standing.
Nothing can be done.
Nothing can be done at present.
Nothing doing.
Nothing doing about —
Nothing will be done.
Nothing will be done at present.
On what terms have you closed ?
Please accept my best wishes ■■■ ■
Please accept my heartiest congratulation*.
Please send cheque to for —
Please send cheque to for amount thit i o.*.e.
Presume you thoroughly understand this.
Push sales of—
Push sales of — Can replace at lower prices.
Push sales of Sell at cost if you cannot do better, as I cM!
replace at lower prices here.
See — and take his (their) advice.
Shall I accept ?
Shall I dispose of —
Shall leave here —»
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Internally, Shallleave here for
Internode, Shall leave Sunday A. M. (for ).
Interpale, Shall leave Sunday P«. M. (for —).
Interpolnt, Shall leave Monday A. M. (for
Interposal, Shall leave Monday P. M. (lor—^).
Interpose, Shall leave Tuesday A. M. (for —).
Interpret, Shall leave Tuesday P. M. (for ).
Interreign, Shall leave Wednesday A. M. (for )•
Interrex, Shall leave Wednesday P. M. (for ).
Interrupt, Shall leave Thursday A. M. (for
Interseind, Shall leave Thursday P. M. for ).
Intersect, Shall leave Friday A. M. (for —).
liitershock. Shall leave Friday P. M. (for
interspace. Shall leave Saturday A. M. (for
Interstate, Shall leave Saturday P. M. (for ).
Interstice, Shalt leave here this afternoon for .
Intertalk, Shall leave here to-morrow for .
Intertax, Shall leave here to-night for .
Intertwine, Shall leave there.
Intertwist, Shall leave there on —— for .
Intervale, Shall leave there the following day for .
Intervary, Shall leave there two days later for .
Intervent, Shall leave there within days after arrival for .
Intervlsit, Take no risk.
Intervolve, Take no risk without hrst communicating with me.
Interweave, Telegrams sent to him there (care of ) will reach him
promptly.
Intextured, Telegrams sent to me there (care of ——) will reach me promptly.
Intlilrst, Telegrams sent to my cable name, at this place, will reach me
promptly.
Intlirall, Telegraph me when you are going to start.
Inthrone, Telegraph me when you are going to start, and when you
expect to arrive.
Intimacy, Telegraph reply by the —.
Intimidate, Telegraph reply by the Telegraph Co.
Intolerant, Telegraph reply by the Anglo-American Telegraph Co.
Intomb, Telegraph reply by the Commercial (Mackay-Bennett) Cable
Co.
Intonate, Telegraph reply by the Direct United States Cable Co.
Intonation, Telegraph reply by the French Atlantic Cable Co.
Intone, Telegraph reply by the Western Union Telegraph Co.
Intorsion, Telegraph reply to me at —
Intoxicant, Telegraph reply to me at so as to surely reach me
before .
Intoxicate, Telegraph reply to me here^ (care of —-).
Intractiie, Telegraph reply to me there, (care of—).
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Intrad08« Telegraph r«ply to me here to same name as I sign to this
telegram» (care of —).
Intrench, Telegraph reply to me there to same name as I sign to this
telegram, (care of ).
Intrepid, Telegraph to —~ what you decide to do.
Intricable, Telegraph to when you are going to start.
Intricacy, Telegraph to when you start.
Intricate, The time here is hours faster than with you.
Intrigue, The time here is hours slower than with you.
Intrinsic, There is but one office here to which all cables are sent, so that
messages giving my cable name only and addressed to this
place will reach me promptly.
Introspect, There is but one office here to which all cables are sent, so that
messages giving my surname only and addressed to s
place will reach me promptly.
Introrert, Think I had better go (to ).
Intruder, Think we had better sell all we can at cost if we cannot do
better.
Intrusion, Think we had better sell all we can at cost if we cannot do
better. What do you advise i
Intrusive, Think you had better go (to ).
Intoition, This seems impracticable, and I (we) advise against it.
Intuitive, This will be decided .
Inuendo, This will be decided within days.
Inumbrnte, To control the business.
Inundate, To control the business you can .
Inundated, To control the business you can offer
Inurbanely, Unless you think .
Inutile, Unless you think I had better .
Inutility, Unless you think I had better go to —.
Invaded, Unless you think I had better return.
Invader, Unless you think it better to
Ipvasion, Unless you think it better to do otherwise.
InTasire, Unless you think it better to wait.
Invective, We all unite in sending you our heartiest congratulations.
Inveigher, We all unite in wishing you a Happy New Year.
Inveigle, We all unite in wishing you a Merry Christmas.
Invendible, We need your instructions.
Inventive, We wish you all a Happy New Year. '
Inventions, We wish you all a Merry Christmas.
inversely, What is the 's address ?
Inversion, What is the *s address, and where are they now ?
Inverted, What is Mr. -- *s address ?
Inveterate, What is Mrs 's address ?
Invidious, What is Miss -'s address ?
Invigorate, What is Mr. 's address, and where is he now t
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luvincible. What is Mrs. ~*s address, and where is she now ?
Inviolable^ What is Miss ^~'s address, and where is she now ?
InTiolatOy What do you hear about —>?
InTOCation^ What do you hear about —? Telegraph reply to me at .
Involate^ What do you hear about ? Telegraph reply to me here.
Inroliitiony What do you hear about ? Telegraph reply to me, care
of .
Inwardly, What do you hear from ?
Inwarp, What do you hear from ? Telegraph reply to me at .
liivrreatho. What doycu hearfrom —• ? Telegraph reply to me here.
Inwrought, What do you hear from — ? Telegraph reply to me, care
of . ,
Iodine, What has been done ?
Ionic, What has been done about ?
Irascible, What have you done ?
Irate, What have you done about ?
Ireful, What have you done ? Telegraph reply.
Iridescent, What have you done ? Write reply.
Irksome, What shall you do t
Ironical, When do you expect to ?
Irradlan, When do you expect to go to—~ ?
Irradiate, When do you expect to hear from t
Irrational, Where are they now ?
Irrelative, Where is he now ?
Irrelevant, Where is she now ?
Irrigation, Was invoice ex all right ?
Irritable, Was invoice ex — equal to sample ?
Irritant, Will act upon receipt of instructions from —•
Irritate, Will act upon receipt of your instructions.
Irritation, Will attend to the matter here.
Irruption, Will wait for instructions from you.
Isomeric, Will you act for me (in the matter of — ) ?
Isonomy, Will you telegraph when you start ?
Italic, Will you telegraph to — when you start ?
Iteration, Will you accept ?
Itinerant, Would advise that this be done at once.
Itlnerm'y, You may expect to see me.
Jabber, Vou may expect to see me at —.
Jackal, - - wishes to know if —.
Jackdaw, wishes to know what .
Jacobin, — wishes to know if everybody is well and everything all right
at home.
Jagged, — and — wish to know if everybody is well and everything
all right at home.
Jai^on, — has decided to sail from per S. S. — sailing —.
Jasper, — has decided to sail per S. S« ,
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Jaundice,
Jarelln,
Jealous,
Jealousy,
Jeering,
Jeerlngly,
Jelly,
Jellybag,
Jellyfish,
Jemldar,
Jeopardy,
Jerfalcon,
Jerky,
Jessamine,
Jester,
Jestfhl,
Jestlni^ly,
Jetsam,
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Jcttinesg,
Jettison,'
Jewel,
lewelllng.
Jewelry,
Jlbboom,
Jiffy,
Jigirep,
JIgpIn,
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BUYDTG.
Jilt,
All right. Will take the at —-
Jilted,
Are buying some.
Jiltin);,
Are there any signs of good buying?
Jlmcrack,
At what price can you buy ?
Jobber,
At what price can you buy Calls on —• ?
Jobbery,
At what price can you buy for ?
Jobbing,
At what price can you buy for delivery on or before —
Jocantry,
At what price can you buy for futun« delivery ?
Jockey,
At what price can you buy for imme^te delivery?
Jockeyism,
At what price can you buy for presenter future delivery:
Jockeyebip,
At what price can you buy good commercial bills?
Jocose,
At what price can you buy more ?
Jocoseljr,
At what price can you buy prime bankers* bills ?
Jocoseness,
At what price can you buy Puts on ?
Jocosity,
At what price can you buy Spreads on ?
Jocular,
At what price can you buy Straddles on ?
Jocularly,
At what price can you buy the ?
Jociilator,
At what price can you buy the rights on —■?
Joculatory,
At what price can you buy the subscriptions on ?
Jocund,
At what price can you buy to arrive ?
Jocundly,
At what price can you buy to arrive by steamer?
Jocundness,
At what price will you trade giving — for — ?
Jogging,
Await instructions before buying.
Joggle,
Bid up.
Johnnycake,
Bid it up.
Joinder,
Bid it up, taking as little stock as possible.
Joinery,
Bought at a loss.
Jointed,
Bought at a loss of
Jolntedly,
Bought at a profit.
Jointure,
Bought at a profit of
Jollity,
Bought at our quotation.
Jollyboat,
Bought at your limit.
Jolt,
Bought for you a few days since.
Jolted,
Bought for you today.
Jolting,
Bought for you yesterday.
Joltlngly,
Bought slightly above your limit.
Joram,
Bought below yogr limit.
Jostle,
Buy all you can get.
Jostled,
Buy and forward.
Jostling,
Buy and hold.
Journal,
Buy any cheap lot that may offer.
Journalism,
Buy any part of ——
Journalist,
Buy as much as you can.
Journalize,
Buy as much as ^'ou can at limit*
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Jovial,
Buy as much as you can at the price.
JoTlalist,
Buy as quickly as possible.
Joviality,
Buy as quickly as possible without limit.
Jowier,
Buy as much as you can at price not exceeding —^
Joyance,
Buy at
Joyfully,
Buy at about closing prices.
Joyfniness,
Buy at about opening prices.
Joylegs,
Buy at a decline of
Joyous,
Buy at an advance of —
Joyously,
Buy at best rate.
Jubilant,
Buy at discretion. ,
Jubilation,
Buy at every advance.
Jubilee,
Buy at every advance of —
J udicative.
Buy at every decline.
Judicatory,
Buy at every decline of —
Judicature,
Buy at once, as I think there is going to be a strong advance.
Judicial,
Buy at once, as we think there is strong evidence of an advance.
Judicially,
Buy at market rate.
Jadiciary,
Buy at, or under
Judicious,
Buy at same price, or lower if possible.
Juggernaut,
Buy at the advance.
Jugular,
Buy at the decline.
Juiceless,
Buy at your quotation.
Juiciness,
Buy at your quotation, if you cannot do better.
Juicy,
Buy back.
Jujube,
Buy back at a profit.
Julep,
Buy back at as small a loss as possible.
Jumble,
Buy back at best.
Jumbling,
Buy back at once.
Jumper,
Buy back if you can without loss.
Jumpseat,
Buy back, keep long.
Juncture,
Buy carefully; there is no hurry.
Juniper,
Buy for —
Junket,
Buy for a quick turn.
Junketing,
Buy for account of ■—
Juno,
Buy for future delivery.
Junta,
Buy for joint account.
Jupiter,
Buy for my account.
Jupon,
Buy for our account.
Jurat,
Buy if market advances.
Juratory,
Buy if
Juridical,
Buy if it looks cheap.
Jurist,
Buy if market declines.
Juror,
Buy if market looks like advancing.
Jnrybox,
Buy if you approve.
Jnrymast,
Buy in addition to —
lustiiler.
Buy in adc^tion to order already given.
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Justify, Buy in addition to what you have already purchased.
Jnstness. Buy in market.
Juvenile, Buy in Boston market.
JuTentate, Buy in Chicago market.
Kabook, Buy in London market.
Kaffer, Buy in New York market.
Kaiser, Buy in Philadelphia market.
Kaland, Buy in San Francisco market.
Kallf, Buy in your market.
Kangaroo, Buy immediately, even at a loss.
Kedge, Buy nothing at present.
Keels^e, Buy on best terms you can, but must have them.
Keelhaul, Buy on each drop.
Keelman, Buy on each drop, and sell at per cent, advance.
Keelrake, Buy on terms mentioned.
Keelson, Buy on terms mentioned in my letter (dated .)
Keenly, Buy on terms mentioned in my telegram (dated —.)
Keenness, Buy, or wait, as you deem best.
Kelpy, Buy quickly; do not delay.
Kennel, Buy, stop order
Keratome, Buy the whole or any part of
Keyhole, Buy what you think best without limit
Keynote, Buy what you think best without loss.
Keystone, Buy what you think best, without regard to previous instruct-
ions.
Kickshaw, Buy the rights at
Kindle, Buyers of yesterday are the sellers today.
Kindliness, Buyer*s option, 30 days.
Kindling, Buyer^s option, days.
Kindly, Can buy
Kindness, Can buy, as mentioned in telegram, at about per cent, from
market, days, for — per cent, and commission.
Kindred, Can buy at
Kingbird, Can buy at the same price.
Kingcraft, Can buy at the same price. Shall we do so ?
Kingdom, Can buy Calls on at about per cent, from market
days, for per cent, and commission.
Kingfisher, Can buy more
Kinghood, Can buy more at
Kingpost, Can buy mo'-e at the same price.
Kingship, Can buy much cheaper.
Kinsfolk, Can buy Puts on at abo.it —• per cent, from market, —
days, for per cen t. and commission.
Kinsman, Can buy Spreads on at about per cent, from market
days, for per cent, and commission.
Kinswoman, Can buy Straddles on at about per cent, from market
dj'ys, for per cent, and commission.
Published by F.
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Kitchen,
Can you buy ?
Kitten,
Can you buy at —— ?
Knare,
Cancel all orders to buy.
Knavery,
Cancel order to buy.
Knavish,
Cancel order to buy at
Knavishly,
Cancel limit, and buy at
Kneel,
Cancel limit, and buy at best.
Kneeling,
Cannot bid for —^
Knife,
Cannot buy —
Knob,
Cannot buy any
Knocker,
Cannot buy any more —
Knoll,
Cannot buy any more at
Knotless,
Cannot buy any more at present.
Knotted,
Cannot buy any more at the same price.
Knottlness,
Cannot buy at discretion; must have positive order.
Knotty,
Cannot buy at your limit; it is too low.
Knont,
Cannot buy today at less than
Knuckle,
Cannot buy under
Knnrly,
Cannot buy at present.
Krnller,
Cannot buy; none offering.
liabadist^
Cannot fill your order to buy. *
Iiabel,
Cannot fill your order to buy; nothing offering at satisfactory
prices.
Labelled,
Cannot fill your order to buy; market rising.
Labelling,
Can you buy more ?
Labellnm,
Can you b':y more (-^) and at what price?
Labent,
Can you buy more at ?
Labial,
Can you buy more at same price?
Labiaiiy,
Can you buy more at same price or less?
Labiated,
Can you buy part?
Labium,
Can you buy part or all ?
Laborious,
Can you make bid on ^—?
Laborless,
Did you buy ?
Laborsome,
Did you buy any ?
Laburnum,
Did you buy any —— and at what price?
Labyrinth,
Do not bid it up.
Lacerate,
Do not bid market up.
Lachrymal,
Do not buy.
Lachrymose,
Do not buy any more unless very cheap.
Lacing,
Do not buy at
Lackaday,
Do not buy for
Lackey,
Do not buy from
Laconic,
Do not buy over
Laconism,
Do not buy unless
Laconize,
Do not buy until —
Lacquer,
Do not buy until further orders.
Lactary,
po not buy until market declines*
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Iiactatlon,
Do not buy until market recovers.
Lacteal,
Do not buy until you have received letter from me (dated
Lactescent,
Do not buy until you have received letter from me of this date.
Lactine,
Do not care to buy.
Lactometer,
Do not care to buy at present.
Lactory,
Do not expect to buy any more.
Lacunar,
Do not forget order to buy (given .)
Lacustral,
Do not pay over —-
Ladkin,
Do not pay over flat, without first reporting.
Ladybird,
Do not pay over and interest, without first reporting.
Ladylike,
Do not wish to buy on seller*s options.
Lairgard,
Do you care to buy ?
Lagoon,
Do you think this a favorable time to buy ?
Laity,
Doing our best to buy, but slow work*
Lakelet,
Enter standing order to buy.
Lamaisni,
Enter stop order to buy.
Lamb,
Expect to buy.
Lambatire,
Expect to buy at your limit.
Lambkin,
Expect to buy balance.
Lamblike,
Expect to buy below your limit*
Lambreqtiln,
Go on buying.
Lambskin,
Go on buying at
Lameness,
Go on buying at a decline of —
Lament,
Go on buying at an advance of
Lamentable,
on buying at discretion.
Lampblack,
Go on buying at the advance.
Lampoon,
Go on buying at the decline.
Lamprey,
Go on buying. How much have you bought?
Lancet,
Had bought before your despatch was received.
Lancinate,
Have bought
Landau,
Have bought for joint account.
Landfall,
Have bought for your account.
Landflshp
Have bought —— shares at
Landgrave,
Have bought shares at about per cent, below your
limit.
Landherd,
Have filled your order.
Landlady,
Have filled your order at an average of
Landless,
Have filled your order at prices slightly below your limit.
Landiock,
Have not bought.
Landloper,
Have not bought yet, but expect to soon.
Landmark,
Have not bought yet, but expect to to-morrow.
Landpike,
Have you bought?
Landpllot,
Have you bought anything?
Landpirate,
Have you bought anything on the order of —-
Landrail,
Have you bought for
Landreeve,
Have you bought for account of —
Landscape,
Have you bought for joint account —?
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Have you filled my order to buy ?
Landslide, Have you overlooked order to buy (given
Landsman, How can you buy ?
Landspont, How long does order to buy remain good ?
Landspring, How much are you willing to buy ?
Landwehr, How much can you buy ?
Language, How much had we better buy ?
Languid, How much have you bought ?
Languidly, How much shall I (we) buy ?
Languish, If bought, sell again at
Langulsher, If bought, sell again at a profit.
Languor, If bought, sell again at as small a loss as possible.
Iisniary, If bought, sell again at once.
Lanlate, If bought, sell the same, stop order, at a decline of -
cent.
Lanlatlon, If you approve, buy.
Laniferous, If you can thus buy cheaper.
Ijaniflcal, If you can buy at then do so.
Lanlllee, If you cannot buy.
Lankly, If you cannot buy at limit, do not buy.
Lankness, If you cannot buy at limit, telegraph best price.
Lanneret, If you have bought nothing, then buy
Lansquenet, If you wish us to buy.
Lantantnm, Is a large buyer.
Lanterloo, Is a purchase.
Lantern, Is buying largely.
Lanternfly, Is buying in short stock.
Lanthanum, Is in our opinion a splendid purchase.
Lanthorn, Is your order to buy still in force ?
Lannginons, Large holders are buying.
Lanyard,. Large operators are buying.
Laodicean, Name your limit.
Laparocele, No buyers.
Lapdog, No buyers at present prices.
Lapfnl, No buyers today.
Laplclde, No buyers today. Shall we keep order good?
Lapidarian, No signs of good buying.
Lapidary, Opinion is divided as to whether —— or —— is buying.
Lapidate, Order to buy is absolute; execute as soon as possible
Lapldation, Order to buy is good for today only.
Lapldeons, Order to buy is good for this week only.
Lapidify, Order to buy is good till including that day.
Lapidlst, Order to buy is good till cancelled.
Lapland, Order to buy is still in force.
Laplander, Quote any bid jyou can get.
Lapping, Quote best bid you can gel (for
Lapponlan, Quote marj^et price on ■■
per
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Lapsable,
Raise limit on stop order to buy (to ——
Lapstded,
Raise limit to and we can probably buy
Lapstone.
Raise limit to buy (to —.)
Lapstreak,
Reduce limit on stop order to buy (to —
Lapwing,
Reduce limit to buy (to
Lapwork,
Remove limit to buy, and buy at best.
Larcenous,
Shall we buy ?
Larceny,
Shall we buy at best?
Larch,
Shall we buy or wait ?
Lardaceons,
Shall we continue buying ?
Larder,
Shall we use our discretion in buying?
Larding,
Stop buying.
Largeness,
Stop buying for the present.
Largess,
Stop buying. How much have you bought ?
Larghetto,
Stop buying when you have bought.
Largltion,
Telegraphed you to buy . Why don*t you report?
Lariat,
There are good parties buying.
Larkspur,
There has been a steady buying all day.
Larmier,
There has been a steady buying (of .)
Larrup,
There has been no evidence of solid buying.
Larum,
The general public is buying largely.
Larra,
The general public is not buying.
Larrated,
The general public is not in the mood to buy.
Larynx,
Think is a fair purchase.
Lascar,
Think is a good purchase.
Lashing,
Think is a splendid purchase.
Lassitude,
Think — is buying.
Lasslorn,
Think — is good for an advance of - per cent
Lastingly,
Think it better to buy.
Latch,
Think it better to buy at once.
Latchet,
Think it better to buy some (——.)
Latchkey,
Think it better to delay buying.
Latency,
Think this is a favorable time to buy.
Lateness,
Think we can buy.
Latent,
Think we can buy more.
Latently,
Think we can buy more at about —
Lateral,
Think we can buy more at about same price.
Latescence,
Think we can buy more at lower prices.
Latex,
Think we can buy more favorably by waiting.
Lathe,
Think well of buying.
Lather,
Think well of buying more.
Latlbulum,
Think you had better buy.
Latinism,
Think you had better buy at once.
Latlnlst,
Think you had better buy more.
Latinistic,
Thought best to buy only a portion.
Latlnity,
Understand you have bought ( .)
Latinize,
Use your best judgment in buying.
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Lat iiancy. Use your best judgment in buying both as to price and amount
of purchase.
Latitation, We have on our books the following orders to buy for your
account.
liattice. We' will trade giving for ——
Laudable, We will trade giving for —— charging —
Laudably, We will trade giving for — paying
Laudanum, When bought, sell the same at an advance of —^
Laudation, Who are principal buyers ?
LaudatlTO, Who is buying ?
Laudatory, Why do you not buy ?
Laugh, Will buy.
Laughable, Will buy as soon as possible.
Laughter, Will buy for you.
Lanmonite, Will buy on terms mentioned.
Launch, Would rather not buy.
Laureate, You must raise limit if you wish us to buy.
Laurel, You reported by letter purchase of
Laurestine, You reported bought at —. .You now say at
Lanrine, You reported — bought at . You now say at .
Which is correct ?
Laurus,
Lavaret,
Lavatic,
Lavatlon,
Lavatory,
Lavature,
Jjaveer,
Lavement,
Lavender,
IiUTerock,
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SELLING.
Ijarlsh,
Advise sale of . Believe it going low"
Larisher,
All right. Sell as mentioned in your telegnUL.
Lavishly,
AU right. Sell the at ,
Lavolta,
Are selling some.
L.-iTrork,
Are there any signs of selling?
Lawful,
Are there any signs of good selling?
Lawfully,
At what price can you sell ?
Lawfulness,
At what price can you sell Calls on ^—?
Lawgiver,
At what price can you sell for ?
Lawgiving,
At what price can you sell for delivery on or before ?
Lawless,
At what price can you sell for future delivery ?
Lawlessly,
At what price can j^ou sell ior immediate deliver. ?
Lawlore,
At what price can you sell for present or future delivery ?
Lawmaker,
At what price can you sell good commercial bills ?
Lawmonger,
At what price can you sell more — ?
Lawn,
At what price can you sell prime bankers* bills ?
Laxation,
At what price can you sell Puts on ?
Laxative,
At what price can you sell Spreads on ?
Laxity,
At what price can you sell Straddles on ?
Laxly,
At what price can you sell the ?
Laxness,
At what price can you sell the rights on ?
Layman,
At what price can you sell the subscriptions on <.
Layrace,
At what price can you sell to arrive ?
Layship,
At what price can you sell to arrive by steamer —
Laystall,
At what price will you sell ?
Lazaretto,
Await instructions before selling.
Lazily,
Cancel all orders to sell.
Laziness,
Cancel limit, and sell at
Lazing,
Cancel limit, and sell at best price you can get.
Lazuli,
Cancel order to sell.
Lazuiite,
Cancel order to sell at .
Lazzaroni,
Cancel order to sell given .
Leach,
Cannot advise sale (of ) being without opinion.
Leachy,
Cannot advise selling short.
Lead,
Cannot execute your order to sell.
Leaded,
Cannot execute your order to sell; market falling.
Leaden,
Cannot execute your order to sell; nothing doing.
Leadership,
Cannot get a hid. ,
Leading,
Cannot sell.
Leadman,
Cannot sell any.
Leadplant,
Cannot sell any more.
Leadsman,
Cannot sell any more at —.
Leadwort,
Cannot sell any more at present.
Leaf,
Cannot sell any more at same price.
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Leafage,
Cannot sell at discretion; must have positive order.
Leafbud,
Cannot sell at over —
Leafless,
Cannot sell at present.
Leaflet,
Cannot sell at your limit; it is too high.
Leafstalk,
Cannot sell; have written.
Leafy,
Cannot sell; no demand.
League,
Cannot sell on satisfactory terms.
Leak,
Cannot sell on your terms.
Leakage,
Cannot sell over—.
Leakiness,
Cannot sell to arrive.
Learner,
Cannot sell to arrive at your limit*
Lean,
Cannot sell today at less than —
Leanface,
Cannot you get an offer for —.
Leanly,
Can sell.
Leanness,
Can sell at .
Leap,
Can sell at the same price.
Leaper,
Can sell at the same price. Shall we do so?
Leapfrog,
Can sell more.
Leapyear,
Can sell more at —.
Learnable,
Can sell more at the same price.
Learned,
Can sell more at the same price. Shall we do sc
Learnedly,
Can sell much higher.
Leasable,
Can sell much higher here.
Leasehold,
Can sell to arrive.
Leastways,
Can sell to arrive by steamer.
Leastwise,
Can you sell ?
Leathern,
Can you sell at ?
Leathery,
Can you sell for delivery within days ?
LetTen,
Can you sell freely ?
Leavening,
Can you sell freely at price quoted ?
Lebban,
Can you sell more ?
Leeanora,
Can you sell more ( ) and at what price ?
Lectual,
Can you sell more at ?
Lectnre,
Can you sell more at same price?
Ledge,
Can you sell more at sape price or higher?
Ledger,
Can you sell part ?
Leecheraft,
Can you sell part or all ?
Leering,
Can you sell readily ?
Leeward,
Can you sell to arrive ?
Lefthanded,
Cheap lots are being sold under the market.
Legacy,
Cover all short sales.
Legai,
Cover all short sales at discretion.
Legailty,
Cover all short sales at once.
Legaiized,
Delay selling.
Legatee,
Delay selling if you think best.
Legatine,
Did you sell ?
Legation,
Did you sell any and at what price r
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egatory,
Did you sell any — for me (us) ?
iCgend,
Doing our best to sell, but slow work.
[legendary,
Do not care to sell.
Legerity,
Do not care to sell at present.
Leggings,
Do not expect to sell any more.
Legibility,
Do not force sales.
Legible,
Do not forget order to sell.
Legion,
Do not sell.
Legionary,
Do not sell any more.
Legislate,
Do not sell any more unless.
Legislator,
Do not sell any more unless at a higher price
Legitimacy,
Do not sell at .
Legitimate,
Do not sell for .
Legitimist,
Do not sell from .
Legumen,
Do not sell just now.
Leisurably,
Do not sell more.
Leisure,
Do not sell over .
lieniming.
Do not sell to arrive.
Lemon,
Do not sell unless .
Lemonade,
Do not sell unless market advances.
Lendabie,
Do not sell unless market looks weak.
Lender, '
Do not sell until .
Length,
Do not sell until further orders.
Lengthened,
Do not sell until market advances.
Lengthways,
Do not sell until you have received letter from me (dated )
Leniency,
Do not sell until you have received letter from me of this date.
Lenient,
Do not think we (I) shall be able to get any more.
Leniently,
Do not think we (I) shall be able to sell balance.
Lenitive,
Do you care to sell ?
Lenity,
Do you care to sell any ?
Lentando,
Do you care to sell any? If so, at what price?
Lenten,
Do you think this a favorable time to sell ?
Lenticular,
Enter standing order to sell.
Lentiform,
Enter stop order to sell.
Lentigo,
Expect to sell.
Lentil,
Expect to sell above your limit.
Lentitnde,
Expect to sell at your limit.
Leonine,
Expect to sell balance.
Leopard,
Follow the advance.
Lepadite,
Follow the advance, selling at every advance of
Leper,
Force sales if necessary.
Leporine,
Go on selling.
Leprosy,
Go on selling at .
Lessened,
Go on selling at a decline of .
Lesson,
Go on selling at an advance of —.
Letnargic,
Go on selling at discretion.
Lethargy,
Go on selling at the advance.
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letterbox.
Go on selling at the decline.
Lettertns,
Go on selling. How itiuch have you sold ?
levelled.
Had sold before your dispatch was received.
levelling.
Had we not better begin selling >
lever.
Have every reason to think is a good sale.
leverage.
Have not sold.
leveret.
Have not sold, but expect to tomorrow.
leviable.
Have not sold; hope to do better.
leviathan.
Have not sold; no market just now.
levigated.
Have not sold; unable to get any bid.
levity.
Have sold.
lexicology.
Have sold shares at —.
lexicon.
Have sold shares at per cent above your Knot.
lexigraphy.
Have sold shares at per cent below your limit
libation.
Have sold at
libellons.
Have sold for .
liberalism,
Have sold for account of .
liberality.
Have sold for joint account.
liberalize.
Have sold for your account.
liberation.
Have sold for you today.
libertine.
Have sold out.
liberty.
Have sold remainder at —.
libidinous.
Have sold remainder at about per cent advance.
librarian.
Have sold remainder at about per cent decline.
library.
Have sold to arrive.
llbrettw.
Have you overlooked order to sell ?
license,
Have you overlooked order to sell (given ——
licensing.
Have you sold ?
licentious.
Have you sold anything ?
licorice.
Have you sold anything on my order of —f
liege.
Have you sold for — ?
liegeman,
Have you sold for account of — ?
lieutenant,
Have you sold for joint account ?
lifebelt.
Have you sold for my account ?
lifeboat.
Holders anxious to sell*
llfeglving.
Holders less anxious to sell ?
lifeguard.
Holders pressing sales.
lifeless.
Holders refuse to sell except at higher prices*
lifelessly.
Hope you can sell.
lifelike.
Hope you can sell at —» or better.
lifelong.
Hope you will sell.
lifetime,
Hope you will sell at once. X)o not delay.
lifting.
Hope you will sell more.
ligament.
How can you sell?
llgamental.
How long does order to sell remain good ?
ligature.
How many shares of were sold ?
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tight.
How many shares of were sold, and at wnat range or
prices?
Lightened,
How much are you witling to sell ?
Lighterage,
How much can you sell ?
LIghtfoot,
How much have you sold?
Lightful,
How much shall I (we) sell?
Lighthouse,
How much will you sell?
Lightness,
If is not sold, withdraw it from the market.
Lightning,
If seller has no further liability.
Lightsome,
If sold.
Ligneous,
If sold, buy back.
Lignlform,
If sold, buy back at —.
Likened,
If sold, buy back at a profit.
Likeness,
If sold, buy back at as small a loss as possible.
Lilae,
If sold, buy back at once.
LImberness,
If unsold on receipt of your answer.
Limbo,
If you approve, sell.
Lime,
If you can get about .
LImejulce,
If you can get about ■ then sell.
Limekiln,
If you cannot sell.
Limestone,
If you cannot sell at my price, telegraph the best you can do
LImenrater,
If you can replace at a lower figure, sell.
LImltable,
If you can sell.
Limitary,
If you can sell at or better, then do so.
Limitedly,
If you can sell to better advantage.
Limner,
If you wish to sell.
Limpid,
Is a sale?
Limpidity,
Is a large seller.
Limpidness,
Is selling largely.
Limpingiy,
Is selling long stock.
Linchpin,
Is selling short.
Lineage,
Is there any prospect of selling?
Lineal,
Large holders are selling.
Lineament,
Large operators are selling.
Lineation,
Let the go at —.
Linen,
Let the go at the best you can get»
Lingering,
Lower limit to on order to sell.
Lingot,
Name lowest price for ■
Lingual,
Name your limit.
Linguist,
No sellers.
Lining,
No sellers at present prices.
Linkboy,
No sellers today.
Linked,
No sellers today. Shall we keep order good
Linking,
Opinion is divided as to whether — or is selling.
Linnet,
Order to sell is absolute; execute as soon as possible.
Linseed,
Order to sell is good for this week only.
Linsey,
Order to sell is good for today only.
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Lintel.
Order to sell is good till including that day.
Lion,
Order to sell is good till canceled.
Lionel,
Order to sell is still in force.
Lioness,
Quote best price at which you can sell.
Lipojtram,
Raise limit on stop order to sell (to
Liquation,
Rjuse limit to sell.
Liquefy,
Raise limit to on order to sell.
Liquescent,
Reduce limit on stop order to sell (to —•)
Liquid,
Reduce limit to sell.
Liquidity,
Remove limit to sell.
Liquidize,
Remove limit to sell and sell at best.
Liquidness,
Sell all my stock on the present market without fail at the best
price you can get
Liquor,
Sell all you possibly can at — or better.
Lisped,
Sell all you possibly can at cost or better.
Lispingly,
Sell any part of .
Listener,
Sell as much as you can.
Listening,
Sell as much as you can at limit.
Listless,
Sell as much as you can at price not exceeding ■ •
Litany,
Sell as much as you can at the price.
Llterailze,
Sell as quickly as possible*
Literary,
Sell as quickly as possible without limit.
Literate,
Sell at .
Literature,
Sell at about closing prices.
Litharge,
Sell at about opening prices.
Litheness,
Sell at a decline of —.
Lithesome,
Sell at an advance of —.
LIthIa,
Sell at as small a loss as possible.
Lithograph,
Sell at best market rate.
LIthoidal,
Sell at best price.
Lithomancy,
Sell at best price without forcing
LIthophyte,
Sell at best price you can get. ^
Litigant,
Sell at discretion.
Litigated,
Sell at every advance.
Litigious,
Sell at every advance of —.
Litmus,
Sell at every decline.
Littleness,
Sell at every decline of —.
Liturgical,
Sell at once. ^
Liturgist,
Sell at once, as we (I) think there is going to be a decided decline.
Lirelihood,
Sell at once, as we (1) think there is strong evidence of a decline.
Lireiiness,
Sell at oncey even at a loss.^
Lirelong,
Sell at, or over —.
Lirerwort,
Sell at price named if you cannot do better.
Livery,
Sell at quotation if you cannot do better.
Liveryman,
Sell at same price, or better, if possible^
LIvldness,
Sell at the advance
Lizard.
Sell at tito decline
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Loadstar,
Sell at your quotation.
Loathful,
Sell at your quotation^ if you cannot do better.
Loathing,
Sell balance.
Loathsome,
Sell balance at
Lobby,
Sell balance at best price you can get
Lobster,
Sell carefully; there is no hurry.
Local,
Sell at or better
Localism,
Sell —— shares — at — or better.
Locality,
Sell for .
Localize,
Sell for a quick turn.
Localizing,
Sell for account of .
Located,
Sell for future delivery.
Locating,
Sell for future delivery, if you can get —— or better.
Locket,
Sell for joint account.
Locking,
Sell for my account.
Lockram,
Sell for my account shares — at — or better.
Locksmith,
Sell freely whenever you can do so without loss to me.
Locofoco,
Sell if .
Locomotive,
Sell if at a profit; otherwise await instructions.
Locust,
Sell if market advances.
Lodestone,
Sell if market declines.
Lodging,
Sell if market looks like declining.
Lodgment,
Sell if you approve.
Lofty,
Sell, if you can, at —.
Logarithm,
Sell, if you can get — or better.
Loggerhead,
Sell in addition to .
Logbook,
Sell in addition to order already given.
Logging,
Sell in addition to what you have already sold.
Logic,
Sell in market.
Logicaliy,
Sell in Boston market.
Logician,
Sell in Chicago market.
Logiine,
Sell in London market.
Lognood,
Sell in New York market.
Loiter,
Sell in Philadelphia market.
Loitering,
Sell in San Francisco market.
Loneiiness,
Sell in your market.
Lonely,
Sell more at same figure, to the amount of .
Lonesome,
Sell nothing.
Longevity,
Sell nothing at present.
Longing,
Sell on best terms you can.
Longitude,
Sell on each advance.
Longlegs,
Sell on each advance, and buy at — per cent decline.
Longways,
Sell only a part
Looming,
Sell on terms mentioned.
Loophoie,
Sell on terms mentioned in my letter (dated
Loosely,
Sed on terms mentioned in my telegram (dated —
Loosened,
Sell on terms mentioned in your letter
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LooseneaSy Sell or wait as you deem best«->*
Loosening, Sell out.
Loqnaclous, Sell out at a profit.
Loquaeity, Sell out at as small a loss as possible.
Loranthns, Sell out at once; do not delay.
Lordlingy Sell out; keep short
Lordly, Sell quickly; do not delay.
Lordship, Sell the rights at .
Loricate, Sell the whole, or any part of .
Lorication, Sell through another broker. Do not wish to know whom.
Lottery, Sell what you think best.
Loudness, Sell what you think best without limit.
Lonnge, ' Sell whenever you can at a profit.
Lounging, Sell whenever you can without loss to me.
Loutish, Sell when you think best.
Lorable, Sell when you think best at
LoTCblrd, Sell when you think best without limit.
Lovoknot, Sell when you think best without loss.
LOTOlass, Sell when you think best without regard to previous instructions
Loreliness, Sellers of yesterday are the buyers today.
Lorelock, Seller's option.
LoTOlong, Seller's option, days.
Lovely, Seller's option, 30 days.
Lovesick, Shall continue selling.
Lovesome, Shall continue selling unless you advise to the contrary.
Lovesuit, Shall I close the sale ?
Loving, Shall I sell?
Lovingness, Shall I sell — at and how much ?
Lowbell, Shall I sell or buy ?
Lovrered, Shall we sell?
Lowering, Shall we sell at best?
Lowland, Shall we sell, or wait until there is a decent demand ?
Lowlily, Should like to sell part and hold remainder.
Lowliness, Sold at a loss.
Loyalist, Sold at a loss of —.
Loyalty, Sold at a loss of about per cent.
Lozenge, Sold at a profit.
Lubber, Sold at a profit of .
Lubberly, Sold at a profit of about per cent.
Lubricate, Sold at' our quotation.
Lubricator, Sold at your limit.
Lnbricity, Sold for you.
Lucent, Sold for you a few days since.
Lucid, Sold for you today.
Lucidly, Sold for you yesterday.
Lucldness, Sold. Letter by maiL
Lucifer, Sold sligNtly above your limit.
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luckily,
Sold slightly below your limit.
Luckiness,
Speculators are selling.
Luckless,
Speculators are selling largely.
Lucky,
Speculators are selling out.
Lucrative,
Speculators are the principal sellers.
Lucre,
Stop selling.
Luculent,
Stop selling for account of —.
Ludicrous,
Stop selling for joint account.
Lugger,
Stop selling for my account.
Lugsail,
Stop selling for the present.
Lugubrious,
Stop selling. How much have you sold ?
Lukewarm,
Stop selling until further orders.
Luiiaby,
Stop selling when you have sold —
Lumbago,
Telegraphed you to sell . Why don't you repor*
Lombering,
The general public is not in the mood to sell
Luminary,
The general public is not selling.
Luminosity,
The general public is selling largely.
Lnminons,
There are good parties selling.
Lumping,
There does not seem to be much for saie.
Lumpish,
There has been a steady selling.
Lunacy,
There has been a steady selling all day.
Lunar,
There has been no evidence of solid selling.
Lunatic,
There is a very general desire to sell.
Lunch,
There will be a free selling at any advance, we think
Luncheon,
Think — is a fair sale.
Lunette,
Think is a good sale.
Luniform,
Think is a splendid sale.
Lunisolar,
Think is selling.
Lnpercal,
Think it better to delay selling.
Lnpine,
Think it better to sell.
Lurid,
Think it better to sell at least •
Luridness,
Think it better to sell at once.
Lurking,
Think it better to sell some.
Luscions,
Think shall be able to sell balance.
Lnsciously,
Think this is a favorable time to selL
Lustre,
Think we can selL
Lustrous,
Think we can sell more.
Lustrum,
Think we can sell more at about —
Lustwort,
Think we can sell more at about same prices
Luxuriate,
Think we can sell more at higher prices.
Luxurious,
Think we can sell more favorably by waidng.
Luxnry,
Think well of selling.
Lymph,
Think well of selling more.
Lymphatic,
Think you had better sell.
Lynx,
Think you had better sell at once.
Lynxeyed,
Think you had better sell more.
Lyric,
Think you had better sell only a portion.
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Ijyricalf Think you will do better by waiting.
Iijrlst, Thought best to sell.
Macadamize) Thought best to sell only a portion.
Macaroni, Understand you have sold.
Macaroon, Understand you have sold all of your . Is it true?
Macebearer, Understand you have sold out. Is it true ?
Macerated, Understand you have sold part of your . Is it true?
Macerating, Understand you have sold your . Is it true ?
' Maceration, Use your best |udgment in selling.
Machinal, Use your discretion in selling.
Machine, Use your discretion in selling, but we (I) recommend accepting
present price.
Machinery, Use your discretion in selling, but we (1) recommend selling at
once.
Machinist, We had sold before we received your letter.
Mackerel, We had sold before we received your telegram.
Mackintosh, We have on our books the following orders to sell for yout
account:—
Macrodome, We will sell with you on joint account.
Hadbrained, What have you sold ?
Madcap, What will sell for ?
Madden, When sold, buy back at
Maddening, When sold, buy back at a decline of .
Maddened, Who are the principal sellers ?
Hadhonse, Who is selling ?
Madman, Why do you not sell ?
Madness, Will sell.
Madonna, Will sell as soon as posrible.
Madrepore, Will sell at your offer.
Madrigal, Will sell for'you.
Magazine, Will sell on terms mentioned.
Magazinist, Would rather not sell.
Maggot, You must reduce limit if you wish us to sell.
Magic,
Magically,
Magician,
Magistracy,
Magistrate,
Magnate,
m
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Magnetic,
Magnetics!,
MagnetUm,
Magnetized,
Hagnifler,
Hagnifylngv
Magnitude,
Magpie.
Mahogany,
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MABEET.
Maiden, Active demand for —
Maidenly, Advices from have advanced the market
Hallclad, Advices from have depressed the market.
Mainland, A good demand for —.
HalDly, An active demand has sprung up (for ).
Mainmast, An authority on money believes it will rule easy.
Halnsail, An authority on money believes it will rule tight.
Mainsheet , Are having a broken market.
Mainspring, Are having a broken market. Can form no opinion.
Hainstay, A strong undertone is noticeable in all the dealings.
Haintatn, A weak undertone is noticeable in all the dealings.
Maintop, At what rate can you borrow ?
Mainyard, At what rate can you carry ?
Hajestical, At what rate can you lend ?
Majorate, At what rate can you replace ?
makepeace. Bank of England discount rate is .
Makeshift, Bank of England discount rate is advanced to —.
Malady, Bank of England discount rate is reduced to —
Malapert, Bank of England discount rate remains unchanged.
Malcontent) Banks are nervous.
Malefactor, Banks are nervous and are calling loans.
Malevolent, Banks are nervous and requiring brokers to sell.
Malicious, Banks are nervous and requiring holders to sell.
Malign, Cannot advise, but think market a purchase.
Maligned, Cannot advise, but think market a sale.
Malignancy, Cannot advise, but think market will go higher.
Malignant, Cannot advise, but think market will go lower.
Maligning, Cannot advise, but think market will not change much for the
present.
Malignity, Cannot advise on this market.
Malignly, Confidence in values is gradually gaining ground.
Mallard, Confidence seems to prevail everywhere.
Malleable, Confidence seems to prevail in commercial circles.
mslleat«. Demand active.
Mallison, Demand better.
Malmsey, Demand fair; does not run on.
Malt, Demand falling off.
Malted, Demand good.
Malting, Demand good and prices firm.
Malster, Demand increasing.
Mammalia, Demand is greater than the supply.
Mammalogy, Demand is less than the supply..
mammiform. Demand moderate.
Mammillary, Demand not sustained.
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Hammodls,
Demand poor.
Mammon,
Demand rather less.
Hammotli,
Demand rather more*
Manacles,
Demand runs on.
Manageable,
Demand slightly better.
Managing,
Demand slow for —,
Manchet,
Demand suddenly sprung up.
Mandamus,
Demand well sustained.
Mandarin,
Disquieting rumors are afloat about
Mandate,
Do not think it a good time to operate.
Mandatory,
Holders accepting a large reduction in prices.
Mandible,
Holders accepting a small reduction in prices.
Mandibular,
Holders affected by unfavorable tenor of .
Mandrake,
Holders affected by unfavorable tenor of advices from
Mandrel,
Holders anxious to
Mandncate,
Holders anxious to buy.
Maneater,
Holders anxious to sell.
Manful,
Holders cannot realize without losing fully —.
Manfulness,
Holders cannot realize without making concessions.
Manganese,
Holders cannot realize without making decided concessions.
Mangle,
Holders cannot realize without making heavy losses.
Mangling,
Holders confident.
Mango,
Holders despondent.
Mangonel,
Holders firm.
Hangonize,
Holders keeping back stock.
Mangrore,
Holders less anxious.
Manhole,
Holders meet demand freely.
Manhood,
Holders nervous.
Maniacal,
Holders nervous and anxious to selL
Hanichean,
Holders not affected by .
Manifestly,
Holders not affected by unfavorable tenor of .
Manifesto,
Holders not affected by unfavorable tenor of advices from
Manifold,
Holders not disposed to give way in prices.
Manikin,
Holders not free sellers.
Hanipular,
Holders of are getting rattled.
Mankiller,
Holders pressing sales.
Mankind,
How does the market look ?
Manlike,
How does the market look now ?
Manliness,
How is and do you think it a purchase ?
Manly,
How is and do you think it a sale ?
Mannerlsh,
How is the market ?
Mannerly,
How is the market and do you think it a purchase ?
Manners,
How is the market and do you think it a sale ?
Manse,
How is the market for ?
Mansion,
How is the money market ?
Hantelebi
How is the money market and what is the going rate?
Mantle,
How much are you long ?
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Mantoloi^y) How much are you short?
Manualy How much can you borrow?
Manure, How much can you borrow on and at what rate?
Hannscrtpt, How much can you carry ?
Happod, How much can you lend ?
Maranatha, How much can you lend and at what rate?
Marasmus, How much can you turn?
Maraud, Is lower and weaker.
Marauder, Is lower but firm at prke.
Marauding, Is there any chance of a trade in —?
Marble, Is there any market ?
March, Is there any market for—?
Karchin^t Is there any market for ? How much could you dispose of
and at about what price?
Mareiditjp Is there any new feature in •^"?
MmreschiU, Is there any new feature in the market ?
Hargiiip Is there any present or prospective demand (for
Marginal, Isvery strong; better cover.
Margrave, Large offerings and few buyers; market heavy.
Marigold, Large supply firmly held.
Mariner, Large supply weakly held.
Marital, Looks like ea»er money.
Maritime, Looks like easy money.
Marjoram, Looks like easy money and higher prices.
Harkman, Looks like easy money 2or some time to come.
Mariaceous, Looks like higher prices.
Marled, Looks like lower prices.
Marline, Looks like tight money.
Maripit, Looks like tight money and lower prices.
Marmalade, Looks like tight money for some time to come.
Marmorean, Looks like tighter money.
Marplot, Lowest rate for money is
Marquetry, Market active at higher prices.
Marquis, Market active at lower prices.
Marquisate, Market active at yesterday's prices.
Marriage, Market advancing.
Marrow, Market advancing in face of adverse reports.
Marrowbone, Market advancing in face of heavy exports.
Marrowfat, Market advancing rapidly.
Marrowless^ Market advancing slowly.
Marrying Market affected by —.
Marshalled, Market affected by bad crop reports.
Martial, Market affected by favorable advices from
Martialist, Market affected by fear of —.
Martinet, Msrket affected by fear of tight money.
Martingale, Market affected by good crop reports.
Hartimas, Market affected by good traffic returns.
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Martyr,
Market affected by scarcity of money.
Martyrdom,
Market affected by uniavorable advices from —>
Marrel,
Market bad.
MarTclllng,
Market badly rattled and very shaky.
Marrellous,
Market barely steady.
Mascot,
Market better.
Hascaline,
Market came very near a panic on .
Masker,
Market closes.
Masking,
Market closes irregular.
Masonic,
Market closes steady.
Masonry,
Market closes strong.
Masorite,
Market closes strong; prices are a little off from the highest
Masquerade,
Market closes strong; prices well sustained.
Massacre,
Market closes weak.
Massire,
Market closes with declining tendency.
Masted,
Market closes with hardening tendency.
Masterdom,
Market declining.
Masterhand,
Market depressed.
Masterless,
Market dull.
Mastership,
Market dull and drooping.
Masticable,
Market dull and irregular.
Masticated,
Market dull but not quotably lower.
Mastiff,
Market dull with downward tendency.
Matadore,
Market dull with no special features
Match,
Market dull with no change in prices.
Matching,
Market easy.
Matchless,
Market excited.
Matchmaker,
Market excited and dearer.
Materiated,
Market excited and demoralized.
Maternally,
Market falling.
Maternity,
Market falling rapidly.
Mathematic,
Market falling slowly.
Matins,
Market featureless.
Matricidal,
Market feels the influence of .
Matricide,
Market feels very badly the influence of —
Matrimony,
Market feels very badly the influence of unfavorable ne
(from —.)
Matrix,
Market feverish.
Matron,
Market firm.
Matronage,
Market firm and higher.
Matronal,
Market firm, but not quotably higher.
Matting,
Market firmer.
Mattock,
Market greatly depressed.
Mattress,
Market greatly excited.
Maturation,
Market growing better.
Matured,
Market growing worse.
Maturely,
Market is flat; holders anxious to sell.
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■atntinsl.
Market is hardening.
HaDdlln,
Market is rery strong; better cover.
Hausolenm,
Market looks better* with more enquiry and a firmer tone.
Hawkish,
Market looks higher.
Hawworm,
Market looks Uke going higher.
Haxillary,
Market looks like going lower.
Maxim,
Market looks like recovering.
Haxlmist,
Market looks strong and like advancing.
Maximize,
Market looks weak.
Mayoraity,
Market looks weak and like declining.
Mayoress,
Market not well supplied.
Maypole,
Market opens.
Mayflower,
Market opens better.
Meadow,
Market opens dull.
Meagre,
Market opens dull* but now improving.
Meatman,
Market opens dull* with dedining tendency; offerings large.
Mealy,
Market opens firm.
Meander,
Market opens firm* with an active demand.
Meandering,
Market opens firm* with an active demand; offerings light*
Meanness,
Market opens irregular.
Measles,
Market opens quiet* but steady.
Measurable,
Market opens quiet without change.
Measure,
Market opens steady.
Mechanical,
Market opens strong.
Mechanism,
Market opens strong* and advance has been maintained.
Medal,
Market opens strong* but prices no higher.
Medallion,
Market opens strong* but too excited to give accurate quotations
Medallist,
Market opens weak.
Meddler,
Market oversold.
Meddlesome,
Market overstocked.
Meddling,
Market reacting.
Medial,
Market remains about the same as when you left.
Mediation,
Market running away.
Mediatrix,
Market seems very high and cannot see how it can advance
much more. Think it a better sale than purchase.
Medicable,
Market seems very low and cannot see how it can decline much
more. Think it a better purchase than sale.
Medical,
Market steady. No change of any note to report
Medicated,
Market strong.
Medication,
Market strong and active.
Medicinal,
Market thoroughly demoralized. Nothing doing.
Medicine,
Market unchanged.
Mediocre,
Market unsettled.
Mediocrity,
Market unsettled; cannot name prices to keep open.
Meditate,
Market very active.
Meditatire,
Market very dull.
Medium,
Market very easy.
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Medley, Market very firm.
Medullar, Market very much depressed.
Meekly, Market very much depressed and declining.
Meekness, Market very quiet, with no change in prices.
Meeting, Market very steady.
Megrim, Market very strong.
Melancholy, Market weak and dull
Melange, Market weak and dulL Nothing doing. Lower prices expected
Melilot, Market very weak.
Meliorated, Market well supplied.
Meliorlty, Money abundant.
Mellowed, Money at a discount.
Mellowness, Money at a premium.
Melodious, Money between banks is
Melodist, Money between banks is 1 per cent.
Melodrama, Money between banks is 2 per cent.
Melody, Money between banks is 3 per cent.
Melon, Money between banks is 4 per cent.
Meltingly, Money between banks is 5 per cent.
Member, Money between banks is 6 per cent.
Membrane, Money between banks is 7 per cent.
Membranous, Money between banks is 8 per cent.
Memento, Money cannot be had at any price.
Memoir, Money loaned at
Memorable, Money loaned on call at •
Memoranda, Money loaning.
Memorial, Money loaning at
Memory, Money loaning at on —.
Menace, Money loaning on call at —.
Menacing, Money loaning on choice collateral at —.
Mendacity, Money market.
Mendicant, Money market depressed.
Menial, Money market depressed by fear of —.
Meniscus, Money market easy.
Mensurable, Money market, for the moment, .
mental. Money market, for the moment, no longer induences prices.
Mentioning, Money market is rather close.
Mercantile, Money market is steady.
Mercenary, Money market is very active.
Mercer, Money market^is very easy.
Merchant, Money market is very firm.
Merciful, Money market is very tight
Merciless, Money market is without any special feature.
Mercurial, Money market remains about the same as when you left.
Mercury, Money market still remains unchanged.
Mercy, Money very easy and rules about ——.
Mercyseat, Money very scarce and rules about —•
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Bferidlany No demand (for
HerinOf No change of any note since iast advice.
Merits No change of any note since you left.
Merlteti, No change since last advice.
Meriting, No change since you left.
Mermaid, No market at the moment.
Merrily, No prospect at present of
Merriment, No prospect of higher prices at present.
Merriness, No prospect of lower prices at present.
Mesenteric, No special feature in the market.
Mesmerize, Nothing doing in .
M^enger, Our idea of is that —.
Messmate, Our idea of is that it is .
Metabasis, Some uneasiness is apparent about —
Metabola, Some uneasiness is apparent among —.
Metacarpus, Some uneasiness is apparent among holders of
Metal, Something apparently at work to advance .
Metallic, Something apparently at work to advance the market.
Metalline, Something apparently at work to depress —
Metalloid,! Something apparently at work to depress the market,
Hetallnrgy, The high rate for money is chiefly caused by .
Metaphor, The high rate for money is chiefly caused by manipulation.
Metaphrase, The market has
Metaphysic, The market has turned.
Metastasis, The market has turned and is now .
Meteor, The rate in the open market is .
Meteoric, The rate of discount by the bank is .
Method, There is a better feeling prevailing.
Methodical, There is a better feeling prevailing especially in .
Methodist, There is a decidedly better feeling all around.
Methodize, There is a decidedly better feeling all around and especially in
Metre, There is a general desire to curtail operations.
Metrical, There is a general desire to realize.
Metropolis, There is a general panic.
Mezzo, There is a general panic and a tremendous drop in prices.
Mezzotint, There is a general panic. Impossible to quote.
Miasms, There is a general panic in .
Miasmatic, There is a general panic. Market gone to pieces.
Micaceons, There is a general panic. Market gone to pieces. Impossible
to advise you what to do.
Microcosm, There is a general panic. Market gone to pieces. Impossible
to give accurate quotations.
Micrometer, There is a panic among holders of
Microscope, There is a panicky feeling among holders of .
Midnight, There is a panicky feeling prevailing.
■idritf. There is a panicky feeling in .
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Hidghlpmaii,
There is a strong combioadon to advance —.
Midst,
There is a strong combinadon to advance the market.
Midstream,
There is a strong combination to depress .
Hidsommer,
There is a strong combination to depress the market.
Midwife,
There is an uneasy feeling among the banks.
Midwinter,
There is an uneasy feeling in commercial circles.
Vishtily,
There is an uneasy feeling prevailing.
Mightiness,
There is no market here for .
Mignonette,
There is no market here now for the stock you mendon.
Migrate,
There is nothing new to report.
Migration,
There is nothing new to report except in .
Mildew.
There may be a severe squeeze in money.
Mildewing,
There will be a very good market for .
Mildly,
There will not be a very good market for .
Mildness,
Think is a purchase at present Jfigures.
Mileage,
Think is a sale at present figures.
Milestone,
Think market a purchase.
Milfoil,
Think market a sale.
Militant,
Think market will go higher.
Military,
Think market will go lower.
Militate,
Think market will go still higher.
Militia,
Think market will go still lower.
Milked,
Think we are on the eve of a .
Milking,
Think we are on the eve of a big advance.
Milkmaid,
Think we are on the eve of a crisis.
Milkman,
Think we are on the eve of a decline.
Milksop,
Think we are on the eve of a panic.
Hllktooth,
Think We are on the eve of a rise.
Hilkwhite,
Think we are on the eve of a serious decline.
Millennial,
Uneasiness condnues in commercial circles.
Millennium,
Uneasiness prevails among —
Milleped,
Uneasiness prevails among holders of —•
MlUerlte,
Uneasiness prevails very generally.
Millesimal,
Uneasiness somewhat abated in commercial circles.
Milliner,
Very difficult to borrow money.
Miilrace,
Very difficult to borrow money even on the choicest collaterals.
Millwheel,
Very difficult to borrow money on —.
Mimic,
Very little doing; not quite so strong.
Mimical,
We anticipate an easy money market
Mimicry,
We anticipate a tight money market
Minaret,
What are your views about money 1
Mincing,
What is the price of — ?
Mlnclngly,
What is the rate of discount ?
Minded,
What is the rate of discount by the bank?
Mindful,
What is the rate of discount in the open market?
Mindless,
Why does not — advance?
Mineral,
Why does not — dedine?
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Minendonr,
Miniature,
Hinba,
Hinlater.
HinlatatTs
■iniMiw,
HlnorltTt
Hlnstielt
Hlnatteltrs
Mintmaiis
Hlntmasters
Minuet,
Mtnntelisnd,
Minutely,
Mlnotenese,
Miracle,
Miracnlone,
Mirage,
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Witk.
Htrthfal,
MirtklMS,
Migbeitared,
HUbom,
XlMsrtft
Xlgcellaay,
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PEECENTAGE.
Per Cent.
Per Cent. Discount*
Per Cent. Prent.
A
Hlschance.
Mocking.
Monarch.
it
Hhchief.
Model.
Monarchic.
it
Hlsconduct.
Modelling.
Monarchisir
y*
ntgcreant.
Moderate.
Monarchy.
y*
nisdeed.
Moderately.
Monaster]
H
llisdoingr.
Moderation.
Monastic.
%
Klsersble.
Modern.
Monetary.
Xioerly.
Hodernisnio
Money.
H
nisfortune.
Modernize.
Moneyless.
n
HlgSlTlng.
Modesty.
Mongrel.
1
nig^uided.
Modicum.
Monitor.
Mishap.
ModlflablCo
Monitorial.
IX
Misjudge.
Modify.
Monitress.
m
Mislaid.
Modifying.
Monkey.
IX
Misleading.
Modillion.
Monkeyism.
iy>
Mismatch.
Modulate.
Monkish.
m
Misnomer.
Modulating.
Monkhood.
m
Misogaraist.
Modulation.
Monochord.
2
Misprint.
Mohair.
Monoculous.
254
Misrule.
Mohawk.
Monodist.
Missal.
Moiety.
Monody.
m
Missing.
Moist.
Monogamist.
2X
Mission.
Moistened.
Monogamy.
iVt
Missionary.
Moistness.
Monograph.
2X
Mistaken.
Moisture.
Monolith.
2/8
Mistily.
Molecast.
Monologue.
3
Mistiness.
Molecular.
Monomania.
3%
Mistletoe.
MolehiU.
Monopolist.
8X
Mistress.
Molest.
Monopoly.
3H
Misuse.
Molested.
Monotone.
3H
Mitred.
Molesting.
Monotonous.
3H
Mittens.
Moietrack.
Monsoon.
3H
Mixed.
Molewarp.
Monster.
3%
Mixedly.
Moiiified.
Monstrance.
4
Mixing.
Moliusk.
Monstrous.
m
Mixture.
Molten.
Monument.
4X
Mobbed.
Moment.
Moodiness.
m
Mobbing.
Momentary.
Moonbeam.
4X
Mobility.
Momentous.
Mooncalf.
m
Moblatr.
Monad.
Moonitsh.
4X
Mockery.
. ^
Monandria.
Moonless.
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Per Cent.
Per Cent. Discount.
Per Cent. Prem.
*%
Moonlight.
Mortmain.
Muggy.
6
Moonshine*
Mortuary.
Mulatto.
m
Moonstrnck.
Mosqne.
Mulberry.
Moonwort.
Mosquito.
Mulct.
5H
Moorage.
Mossiness.
Mnlctuary.
5H
Moorcock.
Mossgrown.
Muleteer.
SH
Moored,
Mossy.
Mulish.
5H
Moorgame.
Motherhood.
Mulishness.
5K
Moorhen.
Motherless.
Mullioned.
6
Moorish.
Motherly.
Multiform.
6M
Moorland.
Motioned.
Multiplied.
7
Moorstone.
Motioning.
Mnltltude.
Hoosemeat.
Motionless.
Mumbler.
8
Hooted.
Motley.
Mumbling.
8M
Moping,
Mottled.
Mummery.
9
Mopish.
Motto.
Mumpish.
9H
Moppet.
Mould.
Mumps.
10
Moral.
Mouldablo.
Munching.
11
Moralist.
Mouldering.
Mundane.
12
Moralizing.
Mouldlness.
Mnndatlon.
13
Morally.
Moulting.
Municipal.
U
Morass.
Mount.
Munificent.
15
Morbid.
Mountain.
Murder.
16
Morbidly.
Mountebank.
Murderer.
17
Morbidness.
Mounted.
Murdering.
18
Morbose*
Monsehole.
Murderous.
19
Morbosity.
Mousetrap*
Murmur.
20
Mordant.
Movable*
Murmuring.
25
Moreen.
Movement.
Murrain.
30
Moresque*
Mowburn*
Muscadel.
35
Morlgerons.
Mucilage.
Muscadine.
40
Morion.
Muck work.
Muscle.
45
Morisco.
Mucous.
Hnseosity*
50
Morosely.
Mucousness.
HnscnlaTo
60
Moroseness.
Muddily.
Hosenm.
70
Morphia.
Muddiness.
Mush.
75
Mortality.
Muflln.
Mushroom.
80
Mortar.
Muffler.
Music.
100
Mortified.
Muffling.
Musician.
150
Mortify.
Mufti.
Musing.
200
Mortised.
Hugglsh.
Musket.
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DATS, MONTHS, INTEHEST, Etc.
Hasketeer,
3 days.
Musketry,
5 days.
Muslin,
10 days.
Mussulman,
15 days.
Mustache,
20 days.
Mustard,
30 days.
Musterbook,
60 days.
Musterroll,
90 days.
Mustlly,
4 months.
Mustlnegs,
6 months.
Musty,
12 months.
Mutability,
3 days* date, dated
Mutable,
5 days* date, dated —
Mutation,
10 days' date, dated
Mutely,
15 days' date, dated
Mutilated,
20 days' date, dated
Mutilation,
30 days' date, dated
Mutineer,
60 days* date, dated
Mutinously,
75 days* date, dated
Mutiny,
90 days' date, dated
Mutton,
4 months* date, dated ■
Muzzle,
6 months' date, dated
Myriad,
3 days' interest at —
Myrmidon,
6 days' interest at —
Myrrh,
10 days' interest at —
Myrrhine,
15 days* interest at
Myrtle,
20 days* interest at
Mysterious,
30 days' interest at
Mystery,
60 days' interest at
Mystic,
90 days' interest at —
Mystically,
4 months' interest at —
Mysticism,
6 months' interest dt
Mystified,
3 days* sight.
Mythicai,
5 days' sight.
Mythologic,
10 days' sight.
Mythology,
15 days* sight.
Myths,
20 days' sight.
Nabob,
30 days' sight.
Nadir,
60 days' sight.
Naively,
90 days* sight.
Naked,
4 months* sight.
Nakedness,
6 months* sight.
Nameless,
What is the date ?
Namely,
What is the due date?
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BOSTON STOCKS.
Namesake,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa F^.
Nankeen,
Atchison, Topcka & Santa Fd, Gen. Mort. 4*s, 1989.
Naminsly,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fd, Income 5's (non-cum.),i989.
Napkin,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa F^,2d. (Class A) 19&9.
Napping,
Atlantic & Pacific R. R.
Naphtha,
Bay State Gas Co.
Naphthalie,
Boston & Albany.
Narcissus,
Boston & Albany, 6's, 1895,
Narcotical,
Boskon & Lowell.
Narcotics,
Boston & Maine.
Narrated,
Boston & Maine, Imp. 4's, 1905.
Narrating,
Boston & Maine, 4's, 1907.
Narrative,
Boston & Maine, 4's, 1937.
Narrowed,
Boston & Montana Mining Co.
Narrowly,
Boston & Providence.
Narrowness,
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn.
Nasturtium,
Boston Water Power Co.
Natatorial,
Butte & Boston Mining Co.
Nation,
Calumet & Hecla Mining Co.
National,
Centennial Mining Co.
Native,
Central Massachusetts.
Nativity,
Centsal Massachusetts, pref.
Natural,
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy.
Naturalist,
Chicago Junction R'y & Stock Yards.
Naught,
Chicago Junction R'y & Stock Yards, pref.
Nausea,
Chicago & West Michigan. *
Nauseated,
Cleveland, Canton & Southern.
Nauseating,
Cleveland, Canton & Southern, pref.
Nauseous,
Concord & Montreal.
Nautical,
Connecticut & Passumpsic.
Nautilloid,
Connecticut River R. R.
Nautilius,
Detroit, Lansing & Northern.
Navigable,
Detroit, Lansing Sc. Northern, pref.
Navigate,
Dominion Coal Co.
Navigating,
Dominion Coal Co., pref.
Navigation,
Erie Telephone Co.
Nazarite,
Fitchburg R. R.
Nearness,
Fitchburg R. R., pref.
Neatherd,
Flint & Pfere Marquette.
Nebula,
Flint & P^re Marquette, pref.
Nebulouity,
Franklin Mining Co.
Nebulous,
General Electric Co.
Neckcloth,
General Electric Co., pref.
Necklace,
Iowa Falls & Sioux City.
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BOSTON STOCKS.
Necktie,
Kansas City, Clinton & Springfield.
Neerollte,
Kansas City, Ft. Scott & Memphis.
Necrology,
Kansas City, Ft. Scott & Memphis, pref.
Necropolis,
Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham.
Nectar,
Lamson Co. Store Service.
Nectareal,
Louisiana & Missouri River.
Nectarine,
Louisiana & Missouri River, pref.
Needful,
Maine Central R. R.
Neediiy,
Mexican Central R. R.
Neediness,
Mexican Central R. R., Con., 4's, 1911.
Needle,
Mexican Central R. R., 1st Con. Inc. 3's, 1939.
Needlessly,
Mexican Central R. R., 2d Con. Inc. 3's, 1939.
Needlework,
Nashua & Lowell R. R.
Nefarious,
New England Telephone Co.
Negation,
New York & New England R.R.
Negatived,
New York & New England R.R., pref.
Negatively,
Northern (N. H.) R. R.
Neglect,
Norwich & Worcester R. R.
Neglected,
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain.
Neglectful,
Old Colony R. R.
Neglecting,
Old Colony R, R. 6's, 1897.
Negligence.
Osceola Mining Co.
Negro,
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore.
Negress,
Portsmouth, Great Falls & Conway.
Negundo,
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth.
Neighbor,
Quincy Mining Co.
Neophyte,
Rutland R. R.
Nepenthe,
Rutland R. R., pref.
Nephew,
San Diego Land Co.
Nephritic,
Southern California.
■ Nephrology,
Southern California, pref.
Nepotism,
Summit Branch
Nerve,
Tamarack Mining Co.
Nerveless,
Tamarack Junior Mining Co.
Nethermost,
Topeka Land & Development Co.
Netting,
Union Pacific R, R.
Network,
Vermont & Massachusetts.
Neuralgia,
West End Land Co.
Nenrotomep
West End Railway Co.
Neuter,
West End Railway Co., pref.
Neutral,
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co.
Neutrality,
Wisconsin Central.
Neutralize,
Wisconsin Central, pref.
• Newborn,
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester.
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BOSTON STOCKS.
Newfangle,
Nieeneaa,
NewsmoD^cr,
Nickel,
Nickname,
Niggard,
NiKFCrdif,
Nightcap,
Nightdress,
Nightfall,
Nightly,
Nightless,
Nightmare,
Nightpiece,
Nightshade,
Nightwatch,
NihUlstic,
t
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Ninepins,
Nipper,
Nlpplngly,
Nitrate,
Nitrogen,
Nitrons,
Nobility,
Noble,
Nobleman, — —
Nobleness, —
Nobody,
Noctnitry,
Noctnrnal, —
Nodd6d9 —— —
Nodding,
Nodosity,
Noise, — —
Noiseless, ——— —
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
Noisily, Adams Express Co.
Noisiness, Alton & Terre Haute.
Noisome, Alton & Terre Haute, pref.
Nomad, American Bell Telephone Co.
Nominal, American Cotton Oil Co.
Nominally, American Cotton Oil Co., pref.
Nominated, American Express Co.
Nomination, American Sugar Kehning Co.
Nominee, American Sugar Refining Co., pref.
Nonagon, American Tel. & Cable Co.
Nonentity, American Tobacco Co.
Nonpareil, American Tobacco Co., pref.
Nonplus, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fd.
Nonplussed, Atlantic & Pacific.
Nonsense, Baltimore & Ohio.
Nonsuit, Baltimore & Ohio, pref.
Nonsuiting, Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg.
Noonday, Canada Southern.
Noontide, Canadian Pacific.
Normal, Central Pacific.
Normally, Chesapeake & Ohio, V. T. R.
Norseman, Chesapeake & Ohio.
Nosegay, Chesapeake & Ohio, ist pref.
Nosologist, Chesapeake & Ohio, 2d pref.
Nosology, Chicago & Alton.
Nostril, Chicago & Alton, pref.
Notability, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy.
Notable, Chicago & East Illinois.
Notarial, Chicago & East Illinois, pref.
Notary, Chicago Gas Companies.
Notation, Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul.
Notch, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, pref.
Notching, Chicago & Northwestern.
Notebook, Chicago & Northwestern, pref.
Noticeable, Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific.
Noticing, Chicago, St. P., Minn. & Omaha.
Notoriety, Chicago, St. P., Minn. & Omaha, pref.
Notorious, Chicago Stock Yards.
Nourish, Chicago Stock Yards, pref.
Nourished, Citizens' Gas, Brooklyn.
Nourishing, Claflin Company.
Novel, Cleveland, Cin., Chi. & St Louis.
NovelUt, Cleveland, Cin., Chi. & St. Louis, pref.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
Norelty, Colorado Coal & Iron Co.
Norenary, Colorado Coal & Iron Dev. Co.
XOTennlal) Colorado Fuel & Iron.
Novice, Columbus & Hocking Coal & Iron Co.
Novitiate, ColumbuSy Hock. Valley & Tol.
Noxious, Columbus, Hock. Valley & Tel., pref.
Nudation, Consolidated Gas Co.
Nudity, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western.
Nngaclty, Delaware & Hudson Canal Co.
Nugatory, Denver & Rio Grande.
Nngget, Denver & Rio Grande, pref.
Nuisance, Distilling & Cattle Feeding Co.
Nulliblety, Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic.
Nnllifled, East Tennessee, Va. & Ga.
Nullity, East Tennessee, Va. & Ga., ist pref.
Numberless, East Tennessee, Va. & Ga., ad pref.
Numberiug, Edison Electric Illuminating Co.
Numbness, Evansville & Terre Haute.
Numbskull, General Electric Co.
Numerable, Great Northern, pref.
Numeral, Green Bay, Win. & St. Paul.
Numeration, Green Bay, Win. & St. Paul, pref.
Numerator, Illinois Central.
Numeric, Iowa Central.
Numerous, Iowa Central, pref.
Numismatic, Kingston & Pembroke.
Nunciature, Laclede Gas.
Nuncio, Laclede Gas, pref.
Nunnery, Lake Erie & Western.
Nuptial, Lake Erie & Western, pref.
Nursed, Lake Shore & Michigan,Southern.
Nursery, Long Island R. R.
Nursling, I^uisville, Evansville & St. Louis.
Nutcracker, Louisville & Nashville.
Nutgall, Louisville, New Albany & Chicago.
Nutmeg, Louisville, St. Louis & Texas.
Nutriment, Manhattan Consolidated.
Nutrition, Michigan Central.
Nutritive, Michigan Peninsular Car Co.
Nutshell, Minneapolis & St. Louis.
NyctalopS, Minneapolis & St. Louis, pref.
Nymph, Missouri, Kansas & Texas.
Nymphean, Missouri, Kansas & Texas, pref.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
Nymphieal,
Missouri Paciiic.
Oak,
Mobile & Ohio.
Oakling,
Morris & Essex.
Oak tree.
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis.
Oakum,
National Cordage.
Oatcake,
National Cordage, pref.
Oatmeal,
National Lead.
Obduracy,
National Lead, pref.
Obdurate,
National Linseed Oil.
Obedience,
National Starch.
Obediently,
National Starch, ist pref.
Obeisance,
National Starch, ad pref.
Obelisk,
New Jersey Central.
Obeseness,
N. Y. Central & Hudson River.
Obesity,
N. v., Chicago & St. Louts.
Obey,
N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis, ist pref.
Obeyed,
N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis, ad pref.
Obeying,
N. Y,, Lake Erie & Western.
Obituary,
N. Y., Lake Erie & Western, pref.
Objector,
N. Y. & New England.
Obligation,
N. Y. & New England, pref.
Oblige,
N. Y. & Northern, pref.
Obliging,
N. Y,, New Haven & Hartford.
Oblique,
N. Y., Ontario & Western,
Obliquity,
N. Y., Susquehanna & Western.
Obliterate,
N. Y., Susquehanna & Western, pref.
Oblirjon,
Norfolk & Western.
OhIlTlous,
Norfolk & Western, pref.
Oblocutor,
North American Company.
Oblong,
Northern Pacific.
Oblonglsh,
Northern Pacific, pref.
Oblongly,
Ohio Southern.
Oblon^nesS)
Ohio & Mississippi.
Obloquy,
Ontario Silver Mining.
Obnoxious,
Oregon Imp. Co.
Obnubilate,
Oregon Imp. Co., pref.
Obreptlon,
Oregon Railway & Navigation.
Obscenely,
Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern.
Obscenity,
Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Obscurant,
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville.
Obsenrely,
Philadelphia & Reading.
Obscurity,
Pittsburgh, Cin., Chi, & St. Louis.
Obsecrate,
Pittsburgh, Cin., Chi. & St. Louis, ptef
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
ObsequionSy Pittsburgh & Western, pref*
Obseqoy, Pullman's Palace Car Co.
Observable, Richmond & West Point Ter.
Observance, Richmond & West Point Ter., pref.
Obstinacy, Rio Grande Western, pref.
Obtaining, Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg.
Obtainment, St. Louis % Southwestern.
Obtrndedy St. Louis & Southw^tern, pref.
Obtmdlngy St. Paul & Duluth.
Obtrusion, St. Paul & Duluth, pref.
ObtrnsivC) St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba.
Obviated, Southern Pacific Co.
Obviating^ Tennessee C. I. & R. R. Co.
Obvious, Tennessee C. I. & R. R. Co., pref.
Obviously, Texas & Pacific.
Occasional, Toledo, Ann Arbor & North Michigan.
Occasloner, Union Pacific.
Occiduons, Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf.
Occipital, United State.s Express.
Occiput, United States Rubber.
Occult, United States Rubber, pref.
'*^Occultness, Wabash Railroad.
Occupancy, Wabash Railroad, pref.
Occupied, Wells, Fargo & Co., Express.
Occurrence, Western Union Telegraph.
Oi^hlocracy, Wheeling & Lake Erie.
Oehraeeous, Wheeling & Lake Erie, pref.
Octagon, Wisconsin Central Company.
Octagonal,
Octahedral,
Octangular,
Octare,
Ocnlar,
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OenliRt,
Oddity,
OddnesR, — 1
Odious, :
Odiously,
Odiousness, —
Odium,
Odometer,
Odonto,
Odontology,
Odontoide,
Odor,
Odoruted,
Odorous,
Offul, •
Offendlag,
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BONDS, PAYMENT, STOOK TEEMS, ETO.
OffensiTe,
Are the bonds likely to be defaulted?
Offertory,
Are the coupons likely to be defaulted?
OtSciated,
At rate of per mile.
Officinal,
Bid —- asked —-
OffiCiOUB,
Bonds and coupons.
Offspring,
Bonds and coupons payable in -
Ogler,
Bonds and coupons received in
Ogling,
Bonds and coupons stamped in ■■ '
Ogress,
Bonds are convertible into
Olleolor,
Bonds are convertible into common stock.
Oiled,
Bonds are convertible into preferred stock.
Olliness,
Bonds are in default.
Oiling,
Bonds are in hands of
Ointment,
Bonds are likely to default.
Oldish,
Bonds are likely to default on the interest.
Oleaginous,
Bonds are not a good delivery.
Oleander,
Bonds are not likely to default.
Olfactory,
Bonds are not likely to default on the interest.
Oligarch,
Bonds are payable here.
Ollraceous,
Bonds are payable in
Olive,
Bonds can be registered in sums of —
Olympiad,
Bonds have been issued as follows:
Omega,
Bonds have defaulted on the interest.
Ominous,
Bonds issued in sums of ■ each.
OmlssiODy
Bonds issued) ist issue. •
Omnibus,
Bonds issued) and issue.
Omnipotent,
Bonds issued) 3rd issue.
Omniscient,
Bonds issued, 4th issue.
Onerous,
Bonds issued) 5th issue.
Onomancy,
Bonds issued) 6th issue.
Onset,
Bonds issued per mile.
Onslaught,
Buyer, 3 days.
Ontology,
Buyer, 5 days.
Onyx,
Buyer, 10 ^ys.
Opaline,
Buyer, 30 days.
Opaque,
Buyer, 60 days.
Opaqoenes89
Buyer, 90 days.
Opened,
' Buyer, 6 months.
Openhand^
Collateral Trust Bonds.
Openly,
How many bonds have been issued and at what rate per mile 1
Opera,
Seller, 3 days.
Operatic,
Seller 5 days.
Operatlcal,
Seller, 10 days.
Operative,
Seller, 30 day,.
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Oplitlialmle,
Seller, 60 days*
0.)iate,
Seller, 90 days*
Opossum,
Seller, 6 months.
Oppidan,
1st Mortgage.
Opponeney,
ist Mortgage Bonds at rate of- per mile.
Opponent,
ist Mortgage, 4's.
Opportune,
xst Mortgage, 5's.
Oppress,
ist Mortgage,
Oppressing,
xst Mortgage, 7's.
Oppresslre,
2nd Mortgage.
Opsimathy,
2nd Mortgage Bonds at rate of— per mile.
Optical,
and Mortgage, 6's.
Optician,
2nd Mortgage, 7's.
Optics,
3rd Mortgage.
Optlmacy,
3rd Mortgage Bonds at rale of per mile.
Optimism,
4th Mortgage.
Optimity,
5th Mortgage.
Option,
6th Mortgage.
Opulence,
U. S. 4*s registered, 1907. Int due, J A. J. & O.
Oracular,
U. S. 4*scoupon, 1907. Int. due, J J.
Orange,
U. S. 6's currency, 1895 Int due, J. & J.
Orangeman,
U. S. 6's currency, 1896. Int. due, J ^ J.
Orangetree,
U. S. 6's currency, 1897. Int. due, J & J.
Orator,
U. S. 6's currency, 1898. Int. due. J. & J.
Oratorical,
U. S. 6's currency, 1899. Int. due, J & J.
Oratorio,
ist Mortgage Gold Bonds.
Oratory,
2nd Mortgage Gold Bonds.
Orbicular,
3rd Mortgage Gold Bonds.
Orbit,
General Mortgage.
Orbital,
Consolidated Mortgage.
Orbltnde,
Guaranteed, principal and interest (by
Orblike,
Non-cumulative.
Orchard,
Sinking Fund.
Orchestra,
Land Grant.
Orchilia,
Per mile.
Ordain, ,
Ordslninir,
Ordalian,
Ordeal,
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LETTEES AND TELEGEAMS.
, (Also see Pages 40 and 4t.)
Day
of the
Referring to my (our)
telegram Qf
Referring to my (our)
Referring to our (or
your) telegram of
beginning with the
word
month.
1st.
Orderly,
Ossirorous,
Outsoar,
2ci.
Ordinal,
Ossuary,
Outsparkie,
3J-
Ordinalism,
Ostensible,
Outspeak,
4th.
Ordinance,
Osteology,
Outspeed,
5th.
Ordinarily,
Ostracism,
Outspend,
6th.
Ordinate,
Ostracized,
Outspin,
7th.
Ordination,
Ostrich,
Outsport,
8th.
Organ,
Ounce,"
Outspread,
9th.
Organism,
Ousted,
Outspring,
loth.
Organloft,
Ousting,
Outstand,
lith.
Orioles,
Outbrazen,
Outstare,
I2th.
Oriel,
Outbreak,
Outstep,
13th.
Orient,
Outcast,
Outstorm,
14th.
Oriental,
Outcry,
Outstretch,
ISth.
Oriflee,
Outfit,
Outstride,
i6th.
Orlop,
Outgoing,
Outstrip,
17th.
Ormolu,
Outgrowth,
Outsuffer,
iSth.
Ornament,
Outlandish,
Outswear,
19th.
Ornate,
Outlaw,
Outsweeten,
20th.
Orphan,
Outlawing,
Outsweil,
21 St.
Orphanage,
Outlawry,
Outtaken,
«d.
Orthodox,
Outline,
Outtaik,
23d.
Orthoepist,
Outlying,
Outthrow,
24tVi.
Ortolan,
Outpost,
Outtrarei,
2sth.
Oscillated,
Outreach,
Outraiue,
26th.
Osmium,
Outrider,
Outrenom.
27th.
Ossicle,
Outshine,
Outriiialn,
28th.
Ossifled,
Outshoot,
Outroice,
29th.
Ossifrage,
Outskirt,
Outrotc,
30th.
Ossify,
Outsleep,
Outwalk, ,
31st.
Ossifying,
Outsiide,
Outwatcii,
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HOIJB OF DAT.
Dutsrear,
12.30
a.m.
Overhigh,
Outweary,
i.oo
a.m.
Overjoy,
Outweep,
1.30
a.m.
Overjump,
Outwlnd,
2.00
a.m.
Overkind,
Outwit,
2.30
a.m.
Overlap,
Outwork,
3.00
a.m.
Overlarge,
Outwrest,
3-30
a.m.
Overlay,
Bral,
4-00
a.m.
Overlive,
dTalifonu,
4-IS
a.m.
Overlook,
Oratioii,
4-30
a.m.
Overlooker,
Oren,
4-45
a.m.
Overmost,
freract.
5.00
a.m.
Overmuch,
Oreractlon,
5-IS
a.m.
Overpass,
Oreralla,
5-30
a.m.
Overpay,
Orerareh,
5-45
a.m.
Overplus,
Overawe,
6.00
a.m.
Overply,
Orerawful,
6. is
a.m.
Overrate,
Overbear,
6.30
a.m.
Overreach,
Overbend,
6-45
a.m.
Overripe,
Overboil,
7.00
a.m.
Overrule,
Overbold,
7-15
a.m.
Overrun,
Overbreed,
7-30
a.m.
Overseer,
Overbrim,
7-45
a.m.
Overshadow,
Overbuilt,
8.00
a.m.
Overshlne,
Overbnik,
■ 8.15
a.m.
Overshoot,
'dverburden.
8.30
a.m.
Oversight,
Overcast,
8-45
a.m.
Oversleep,
Overeatch,
0.00
a.m.
Overseen,
Overelimb,
9-15
a.m.
Overspread,
Overcloud,
9-30
a.m.
Overstare,
Overcome,
9-45
a.m.
Overstep,
Overcount,
10.00
a.m.
Overstrain,
Overdose,
10.15
a.m.
Overstrew,
Overdress,
10.30
a.m.
Overtake,
Overdrink,
10.45
a.m.
Overtaking,
Overflow,
11.00
a.m.
OTerthrow,
Overerlad,
11.15
a.m.
Overture,
Overgreat,
11.30
a.m.
Overturn,
Overgrowth,
11-45
a.m.
Overwhelm,
Overhang,
12.00
noon.
Overwise,
Overhaul,
12.15
p.m.
Overwork,
Overhead,
12.30
p.m.
Orerworn,
Overhear,
12.45
p.m.
Oviparlons,
Overheat,
I.OO
p.m.
Owlet,
1.15 p.m.
1.30 p.m.
1.45 p.m.
2.00 p.M.
2.15 P.M.
2.30 p.m.
2.4s p.m.
3.00 p.m.
3.15 p.m.
3.30 p.m.
3-45 P-M.
4.00 p.m.
4.15 P.M.
4.30 p m.
4.45 p.m.
5.00 p.m.
S I5 P M.
5.30 p.m.
5.45 p.m.
6.00 p.m.
6.15 p.m.
6.30 p.m.
6.45 p.m.
7.00 p.m.
7.15 p.m.
7.30 p.m.
7.45 p.m.
8.00 p.m.
8.15 p.m.
8.30 p.m.
8.45 p.m.
9.00 P.M.
9.15 p.m.
9.30 p.m.
9-45 p m.
10.00 p.m.
10.15 pm.
10.30 p.m.
10.45 p m.
11.00 p.m.
11.15 p.m.
11.30 p.m.
h-4s p m.
12 midnighl
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. «33
l^iblished by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 Sute Street, Boston, U. S. A.
STANDING OP PIEMS, ETC.
OwlUh) Are any of our customers involved by any late failures, and if so»
who and to what extent ?
OxaliCy Are considered a good, reliable house.
OxalltOy Are considered a good» reliable house with sufficient capital for
their business.
Oxidate^ Are considered doubtful as to means but otherwise reliable.
Oxide, Are considered doubtful both as to means and character.
Oxidize^ Are considered hrst-class as to character and fair means.
Oxygen, Are considered first-class as to character, but have little means.
Oxytone^ Are considered good for any amount.
Oyster^ Are considered good for anything they may undertake.
Oysterbed) Arc considered good for a moderate amount.
Oysterman, Are considered highly respectable.
Pzbiilomy Are considered highly respectable, but have not much means.
Paeer, Are considered highly respectable, do a good business and stand
high in business circles.
Paeholie, Are considered thoroughly bad.
Pacing) Are in difficulty.
Padt^C) Are—- involved by any late failure, and if so, to what extent t
Pa^horsC) Are known to us but little.
Packing) Are known to us but little and that little not favorably.
Packload) Are not considered good.
Packman, Are not considered very reliable.
PacksaddlC) Are not considered safe.
Packthread) Are not considered very safe.
Padded, Are not known here.
Padding) Are not thought to do a safe business in proportion to their means.
PaddlC) Are not thought to have large means, but are well backed in
financial matters.
Paddock) Are not well known here.
Padlock, Are rated as fair.
Pagan) Are rated as ** fair credit and following capital —
Paganism, Are rated as good.
Paganize, Are rated as " good credit" and following capital
Pageant) Are rated as ** high credit and following capital
Pagoda, Are rated as " moderate credit" and following capital
Palifui, Are rated the " highest" both as to capital and credit.
Painful, Are rated " very high."
Painfully, Are rated " very high " as to credit and following capital
PainlesS) Are rated very low.
Painter, Are rated " worthy of confidence, capital not considered."
Painting) Are reported to be in trouble.
Pair, Are reported to have failed.
Palatial, Are reported to have suspended. Is it true ?
*
>34 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 Slate Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Palarer^ Are shrewd and active, do a good business and are considered
reliabie in every way.
Pale^ Are supposed to be respectable.
Palenesay Are supposed to be respectable, but we would rather not deal
with them.
Palftrey^ Are very active and doing a good business.
Palingy Are we involved by any late failure, and if so, to what extent ?
Palishy Are we involved by the failure of , an J if so, to what extent?
Pallet) Are we involved either directly or indirectly?
Palliate) Are we involved either directly or indirectly by the failure of—^?
Pallof) Are we involved or likely to be involved by any late failure ?
Palmate) Arc well known and are considered perfectly reliable.
Palpable) Are you involved by any late failure, and if so, to what extent?
Palsied) Are you involved by the failure of—, and if so, to what extent?
Palteref) Are you sure as to the good standing of—?
Paltry) Are you sure as to the poor standing of^—?
Pamper) Be very careful in dealing with —*
Pamphlet) Be very careful in dealing with them.
Panacea) Can leam but little regarding —
Pancake) Can learn but little regarding party mentioned.
Panel) Can leam nothing against
PanelsaW) Can learn nothing favorable regarding
Panelwork) Can leam nothing favorable regarding party mentioned.
Pang, Can learn nothing of any moment either for or against the party
mentioned.*
Panier) Can leam nothing respecting —
Panoply) Can learn nothing respecting the party mentioned.
Panorama) Do not consider the parties safe.
Pansy) Do not consider the parties very solid.
Pant) Do not know the party. Will inquire and let you know shortly.
Panther) Have failed.
Pantometer) Have had some losses lately.
PantomimC) Have had very heavy losses lately.
Pantry, Have had very heavy losses lately. Be careful in dealing with
them.
Papacy) Have large means.
Papal) Have made a bad failure.
Paper) Have nothing to do with them.
Papist) Have nothing to do with party mentioned.
PapyrnS) .Have returned bills for non-acceptance.
Parable) Have rich connections to back them.
Parachute) Have small means, but good connections to back them
Paraclete) Have strong social connections.
Paraclose) Have suspended payment.
Paradise) Have suspended payment, but will probably make s>o i.c
ment to resume.
Published by F.
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. «3S
O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Taradox,
He is involved about—
Paradrome,
He is not involved by any late failure.
Parafflne,
He is not involved to an appreciable extent by any late failure.
Paragon,
How good is following named party ?
Paragram,
Is a rascal as far as we can hnd out.
Paragraph,
Is a fair house.
Parallax,
Is a first-class house.
Paralytic,
Is a good house.
Paralyze,
Is a good house of moderate capital.
Paramount,
Is a merchant in first-class standing.
Parapet,
Is a weak house.
Paraphrase,
Is a wealthy house.
Parasol,
Is involved by any late failure, and if so, to what extent t
Parboil,
Is not considered a strong house.
Parbnekle,
Is there any reason for ?
Parcel,
Keep them square with us.
Parched,
Looks like a bad failure.
Parchment,
Name stands in bad repute.
Pardon,
Name stands in good rei*ute.
Pardonable,
Name stands well.
Pardoning,
Please make inquiries as to standing and credit of—~
Parent,
Please make inquiries as to standing of
Parental,
Please make inquiries of and ascertain what they think as to
the standing and credit-of —.
Parietal,
1 lease name by mail the full names of the partners comprising
the following named firm ——
Paring,
Please name iy wire the full names of the partners comprising
the following named firm
Parish,
Please send references.
Parisian,
Please wire at once and say if you consider the following firm
substantial and worthy of credit.
Parity,
Recommend caution.
Parlance,
References given do not furnish us with the information which
we wish.
Parley,
Reference is considered highly respectable.
Parochial,
Reference is not considered first-class.
Parole,
Reference is not considered good.
Paroquet,
Refer to us for information.
Paroxysm,
Refer to you for information.
Parricide,
Refer you to—for information.
Parrot,
Reported failure (of—') is false.
Parsimony,
Reported failure (of~) is true.
Parsley,
Rumor is current of the suspension of - .
Parsnip,
Standing is considered bad.
Parson,
Standing is considered first-class.
Parsonage^
Standing is considered good.
'36 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Pargonisli,
ParUke,
Parterre,
Particle,
Parting,
Partisan,
Partition,
Partitive,
Partlveiy,
Partner,
Partook,
Partridge,
Pasquinade,
Passable,
Passbook,
Passbox,
Passeheek,
Passing,
Passingly,
Passion,
Passionate,
Passive,
Passively,
Passkey,
Passman,
Password,
Paste,
Pastime,
Pastorage,
Pastoral,
Pastorate,
Pastorless,
Pastorly,
Pasturage,
Pasture,
Patch,
Patency,
Paternal,
Path,
Standing is considered middling.
Standing is considered poor.
Standing is considered very good.
Suspended payment a short time ago.
Take care to protect us.
Take care to protect us if anything should go wrong (with —).
Take care to protect yourselves.
There is no truth in the rumor of the failure (of—).
There is no truth in the rumor of the suspension (of ■) •
They are involved about—
They are not involved by any late failure.
They are not involved to an appreciable extent by any late
failure.
They have a large business and are considered good.
They offer in settlement —.
They offer in settlement . Bo you advise acceptance ?
They offer in settlement —payable in —. Do you advise
acceptance ?
They offer to settle at cents on the dollar.
They offer to settle at —^ cents on the dollar. Do you advise
acceptance ?
Think failure is likely to result.
Think failure will prove very bad. Authorize me (us) to
protect your interests and to act to the best of my ^our) judg-
ment for all concerned.
Think more failures will follow.
Think more failures will follow. It looks as if following firms
would have to suspend
Think the following firms will suspend ——
Think they are a fairly strong house.
Think they are not very strong.
Think they will not pay more than per cent, on the dollar.
To what extent are they involved ?
To what extent are you involved ?
To what extent are you involved ? Shall we be involved also ?
To what extent are we involved ?
To what extent are we involved ? Who are the heavy creditors?
To what extent shall we be losers ?
To whom can he (they) refer us ?
We are getting anxious.
We are getting anxious about —
We are involved by late failures.
We are involved to the extent of—
We are not involved, and are not likely to be involved by any
late failure.
We are not involved by any recent failure.
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX, J37
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U S. A.
PathettC) We are not involved by the failure (of —).
Pathiljry We are not involved either directly or indirectly.
Pathless^ We are not likely to be involved.
Pathology, We are anxious about—in consequence of their extensive
> operations with us. Are they all right in every way ?
Pathos, We authorize you to protect our interests and to act to the best
of your judgment for all concerned.
Pathway, We expect we shall lose about
Pationee, We fear there is truth in the rumored suspension (of—).
Patient, We have reason to believe that
Patiently, We have reason to believe that have met with serious losses
lately.
Patois, We have reason to believe that —" ■ will suspend shortly.
Patrial, Were in difficulties a short time ago.
Patriarchy \Vhat can you say respecting the standing of — ?
Patrician, What is the reason for their low rating or standing ?
patrimony. What is the reason fot the low rating or standing of 1
Patriot^ What references can he (they) give us ?
Patriotic, What references can you give us ?
PatrUttC) Who are the heaviest creditors t
Patrol, Will cause no trouble to others.
Patron, Will make inquiry and report as soon as possible.
Patronal, You are involved.
Patronate, Vou are involved about •
Patroness, Vou arc involved, but not badly.
Patronize, Vou arc involved by the failure of—— (to the extent of—).
Patter, You arc involved to the extent of——
Pattern, You are involved to the extent of . If yOu wish us to act
for youi send instructions.
Paucity, You arc not involved.
Pauper, You are not involved by the failure (of—).
Pauperism, You are not likely to be involved.
Pausingly, You can refer to the following firm.
Pavement, Vour references are not as satisfactory as we wish fot
Paver, Your references are not satisfactory.
Favilion, Your references arc perfectly satisfactory.
I avisor, —
rawn,
lannable.
awner,
*
>38 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
PubJished by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A-
Peaceable,
Peacefol,
Peacemaker,
Peacock,
PeaJacket,
Peak,
Peaking,
PeakUh,
Peannt,
Pearl,
Pearlash,
Pearledge,
Pearleye,
Pearly,
Peascod,
Peaahell,
Peatbog,
Peatmoss,
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. «39
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 Sute Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Pecan,
Peccary,
Pectoral,
Pedagogne,
Pedant,
Pedantic,
Pedantry,
Pedestal,
Pedestrian,
Pedigree,
Pediment,
Pedireme,
Pedometer,
Peduncle,
Peerage,
Peerdom,
140 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Palacriaiis
Pelerines
Pellages
Pellets
PelUtory,
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. '4«
Published by F, O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S^ A.
NUMERALS AND FRACTIONS.
Penal
A
Peppering
2X
Perk
8X
Pencage
Pepperpot
2X
Perklnlsm
8X
Pencilled
Pepsin
2X
Permeable
3X
Pencraft
K
Peptic
3
Permeate
3X
Pendence
Peracute
SX
Permltter
3X
Pendently
A
Peragrate
3X
Peronate
8X
Pendicle
Perception
3X
Peroxide
8X
Pendnle
K
Perch
3X
Perpender
9
Pendnlons
Perchance
3X
Perpetrate
9X
Pendulum
A
Percher
3X
Perpetuity
9X
Penetrate
hi
Perchpest
3X
Perplex
9X
Penflsh
X
Percolate
4
Perplexly
9X
Penfold
Percuss
4X
Persecutor
9X
Penjpiln
A
Percussion
iX
Persiun
9X
Peninsula
Percussive
iX
Persic
9X
Penitent
X
Perdlfoll
iX
Persiflage
10
Penman
hi
Perdition
iX
Persistent
lox
Pennage
-le
Perdue
iX
Persolve
lox
Pennant
Perdulous
*x
Personate
lox
Pennate
X
Peregal
5
Pert
lox
Pennon
35
Peregrine
53s
Pertain
lox
Pennock
U
Perennial
5X
Pertinate
lox
Penrack
3?
Perennlty
5X
Pertinent
lox
Penslre
X
Perfecter
5X
Pertly
II
Pensively
S
Perfection
5X
Pertness
11}^
Penstock
ii
Peril dy
5X
Perturb
lix
Pentacle
ii
Perforate
5X
Perturber
lix
Pentagon
X
Perforce
6
Perturbing
lix
Pentecost
■
Perform
6X
Pertn sable
lix
Penthouse
Performer
OX
Perusal
nx
Pentroof
35
1
Perfume
ex
Peruse
iix
Penult
Perfumery
ex
Pervade
12
Penumbra
IX
Perfusion
ex
Pervasion
12X
Penury
IX
Perfuslve
ex
Pervasive
12X
Peonage
IX
Peridot
ex
Pervert
12X
Peonlsm
IX
Perldrome
7
Perverter
liX
Peony
IX
Perlgone
7X
Pestilent
12X
Peoplish
IX
Period
^X
Pestle
12X
Pepastlc
IX
Periodic
-<x
Pestling
12X
Peperine
2
Perish
IX
Petal
13
Pepper
2X
Peristyle
IX
Petalite
13X
Pepperbox
2X
Periwig
7X
Petard
13X
Peppercake
2X
Periwink
7X
Petitioner
13X
Peppercorn
iX
Perjury
8
Petong
13X
«
»42 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street. Boston, U. S. A.
NUMERALS AND FRACTIONS.
Petrel
13H
Petrescent
13X
Petrille
13^
Petrify
14
Petrine
ux
Petronel
Petrous
Petticoat
14K
Pettifog
Pettiness
MX
Pettish
MX
Pettishly
15
Petty coy
15X
Petulance
15X
Petulant
15X
Pewter
15K
Pexity
15X
Phacolite
15X
Phalanx
15,X
Phallic
16
Phantasm
l«X
Phantasy
16X
Phantom
16X
Pheasant
16X
Phengite
16X
Phial
16X
Philter
16X
Phlegm
17
Phlegmon
17X
Phocine
17X
Phonetic
17^.^
Phonelist
17X
Phonolite
17X
Phosphite
nx
Phosphor
17X
Phosphoric
18
Phosphoms
18X
Photograph
I8X
Phrase
isx
Phrasing
18X
Physic
18X
Physical
18X
nysldaK
18X
'Pluo
19
Piazza
19X
PIcamar
19X
Picaroon
19X
Pickaxe
19X
Pickle
19X
Picture
19X
Pieceless
19X
Piecemeal
20
Piecework
20X
Piedstall
20X
Pieman
20X
Pieplant
20X
Piepowder
20X
Plerglass
20X
Pietism
20X
Piety
21
Pigbed
21X
Pigeon
21X
Pigeonry
21X
Pigeyed
21X
Piggery
21X
Piglead
2IX
Figmean
21X
Pigment
22
Pigmy
22X
Pignut
22X
Pigsty
22X
Pigtail
22X
Pigweed
22X
Pikelet
22X
PIkelin
22X
Plkeman
23
Pikestaff
23X
Pilaster
23X
Pilchard
23X
Pilcrow
23X
Pilement
23X
Pllentum
23X
Pileplank
23X
Pileworm
24
Pilfer
24X
Pilferer
24X
Pilgarlic
24X
Pilgrimage
24X
Pllgrlmize
24X
Piliform
24X
Pillage
24X
Pillar
25
Pillared
25X
PiUarlst
25X
Pillion
23X
Piilorize
25X
Plllwort
25X
Pilosity
25X
Pilotbird
25X
Piiotilsh
26
Pilotism
26X
Pliotry
26X
Pimpillo
26X
Pimple
26X
Pinafore
26X
Pinaster
26X
Pinax
26X
Pincase
27
Pincers
27X
Pindaric
27X
Pindarism
27X
Pindarist
27X
Pindnst
27X
Pineclad
27X
Pineful
27X
Pinery
28
Pinetree
28X
Pinfeather
28X
Pingster
28X
Pinion
28X
Pink
28X
Pinkeye
28X
Pinkroot
28X
Pinkster
29
Pinnacle
29X
PInnage
29X
Pinnated
29X
Pinnifon
29X
Pinnifred
29X
29^
Pinnock
Pinnule
29X
Pintado
30
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. M3
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
NUMERALS AND FRACTIONS.
PlnteU
30H
Placeless
sax
Plastron
ilX
Pioneer
30H
Placeman
sax
Plateful
ilX
Pious
say.
Placid
sax
Platform
iix
Piously
sa%
Placidly
36
Platina
iix
Pipeclay
say.
Placita
36X
Plating
iix
Pipeiish
sax
Placket
sex
Platinize
iix
Pipetree
sax
Placoid
sex
Platinode
iix
Pipewort
31
Plafond
sex
Platinum
42
Pique
SIX
Plagiary
sex
Platitude
i2X
Piracy
SIX
Plaguo
sex
Platonic
i2X
Pirate
SIX
Plagueful
sex
Platonist
i2X
Piratic
SIX
Plaid
37
Platonize
i2X
Piratical
SIX
Piaided
SIX
Platoon
iSX
Piscation
SIX
Piaidingr
SIX
Plaudit
i2X
Piscatory
SIX
Plainly
SIX
Piauditory
i2X
Pistillate
32
Plainness
SIX
Plausibly
43
Pistol
S2X
Piaintful
SIX
Playful
iSX
Pistolade
S2X
Plaintiff
SIX
Playmate
isx
Pistonrod
S2X
Piaintire
S7X
Plaything
iSX
Pitapat
32X
Plancher
38
Pleader
iSX
Pitchiu);
S2X
Pianching
ssx
Pleasing
isx
Pitcoal
32X
Planet
ssx
Plenarily
iSX
Piteous
S2X
Planetary
ssx
Plenteous
iSX
PitfaU
33
Planetoid
ssx
Plethora
44
PitAsh
ssx
Planetree
ssx
Pleurisy
ax
Pitframe
3SX
Planisher
ssx
Pliability
ux
Pithily
SSX
Planked
ssx
Pliant
iiX
Pithiness
ssx
Planking
39
Plighted
ux
Pithole
ssx
Plankroad
S9X
Plodding
ux
Pithless
ssx
Planner
SOX
Ploughing
ux
Pitiable
ssx
Plantable
SOX
Pioughabie
ux
Pitifully
34
Plantador
SOX
PioTers
45
Pitiless
Six
Plantage
SOX
Plucking
45>^
Pitsasr
Six
Plantation
SOX
Plumage
iax
Pittance
Six
Planted
SOX
Plumbing
ux
Pitying
Six
Flantless
40
Plumber
iax
Pityingly
Six
Plantlet
iax
Plummet
ux
Pirotal
Six
Plantule
iax
Plumpness
ux
Pirotgun
. Six
Plasmatic
iOX
Plunging
ux
PiTotman
35
Piaster
iox
Pluperfect
46
Placable
35X
Plasterer
iax
Pneumatic
iex
Placard
sax
Piasterly
iax
Poach
ux
Placate
sax
Plastic
iax
Poaching
ux
Plaeeful
sax
Plastical
*
41
Pocket
ux
144 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
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NUMERALS AND FRACTIONS.
Poem
46%
Poesy
46%
Poetaster
46%
Poetess
47
Poetical
47%
Poetry
47%
Poignant
47%
Pointedly
47%
Pointer
47%
Pointless
47%
Poisonous
17%
Pokers
48
Polarize
48%
Poieaxe
48%
Polecat
48%
Polestar
48%
Polish
48%
Polishing
48%
Polite
48%
Politeness
49
Pollute
49%
Pollution
49%
Poltroon
49%
Polygamist
49%
Polygamy
49%
Polyglot
49%
Polygram
49%
Polytheist
50
Poinaceous
50%
Pomiferous
50%
Pomposity
50%
Ponderable
50%
Pondering
50%
Pontiflc
50%
Pontonier
50%
Poodle
51
Poorness
51%
Popgun
51%
Popinjay
51%
Popularity
51%
Porcelain
51%
Porcine
51%
Porcupine
51%
Porkling
52
PorODsness 52X'
Porpoise 52X
Porridge SSH
Portoble 52>^
Portcallis 62K
Portend 52X
Portentous 927^
Portfolio 53
Portico 53X
Portliness 93>i
Portrait 53?f
Portrayed 5SK
Postern 53^
PossessiTO 53X
Postable 53%
Posterior 54
Posthnmous 64%
Postillion 54%
Postman 54%
Postulant 54%
Postnlatnm 54%
Postnre 54%
Potency 54%
Potentate 55
Potential 55%
Pothook 55%
Potluck 55%
Potsherd 55%
Pottage 55%
Pottery 55%
Pouch 55%
Poulterer 55
Poultice 5C%'
Poultry 56%
Pouncet 56%
Poundage 56%
Foundrate 56%
Pouring 56%
Pouter 53%
Poyerty 57
Powdering 57%
Powerful 57%
Powerless 57%
Practicnm 57%
Pragmatic
57%
Prairie
67%
Prai sable
57%
Praise
58
Praiseful
58%
Prancing
58%
Prandial
58%
Pranks
58%
Pratingly
58%
Prattler
58%
Prayers
68%
Preacher
50
Preaching
59%
Preadamite
59%
Preamble
59%
Prebend
59%
Prebendary
59%
Precarious
59%
Precentor
59%
Precept
60
Preceptire
60%
Precinct
60%
Precious
60%
Precipice
60%
Precise
60%
Precision
60%
Preclude
60%
Precocious
61
Precocity
61%
Precompose
61%
Preconcert
01%
Precursor
61%
Predatory
61%
Predestine
61%
Predicate
61%
Prediction
62
Predispose
62%
Preface
62%
Prefatory
62%
Preferment
62%
Pregnable
62%
Prejudge
62%
Prejudice
62%
Prelacy
63
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Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
NUMERALS AND FRACTIONS.
Prelate
63>^
Prelatare
63>4
Prelector
Premise
63K
Premonish
83
Premonitor
63%
Preordain
63%
Preparate
64
Prepense
64%
Preponder
64%
Prepotent
64%
Presage
64%
Presbjrter
64%
Prescience
64%
Prescribe
64%
Presentiai
65
Preserrer
65%
Presidiai
65%
PresignUy
65%
Pressgang
65%
Pressman
65%
Pressness
65%
Prestabie
65%
Prestige
66
Presto
66%
Presuming
66%
Presuppose
66%
Presnrinise
66%
Pretence
66%
Pretender
66%
Preterite
66%
Pretermit
67
Pretext
67%
Pretoriai
67%
Prettily
67%
Prettiness
67%
Pretty
67%
Preraii
67%
Preyaiiing
67%
Prevalence
68
Preventer
68%
Prepiasm
68%
Priceless
68%
Fride
68%
Pridefui
68%
Pridingiy
68%
Priest
68%
Priestess
69
Priesthood
69%
Priggish
69%
Primacy
69%
Primal
69%
Primaiity
69%
Primate
69%
Primely
69%
Primeval
70
Primevons
70%
Priming
70%
Primitive
70%
Primness
70%
Primrose
70%
Princedom
-70%
Princess
70%
Printer
71
Printing
ri%
Printiess
71%
Prioress
71%
Prismatic
71%
Prismoid
71%
Prisodon
71%
Pristine
71%
Privacy
72
Privation
72%
Prizing
72%
Probation
72%
Probatory
72%
Problem
72%
Proboscis
72%
Procedure
72%
Procerity
73
Processive
73%
Proclaim
73%
Prociivity
73%
Procreant
73%
Procter
73%
Proctorial
73%
Procurator
73%
Procurer
74
Prodigal
74%
Prodigy
74%
Prodition
74%
Prodrome
74%
Producent
74%
Productive
74%
Proemiai
74%
Profanate
76
Profane
75%
Proffer
75%
Proficient
75%
Prollie
75%
Profiting
75%
Profligacy
75%
Profluent
75%
Profound
76
Profundity
76%
Profnseiy
76%
Profusion
76%
Progenitor
76%
Progeny
76%
Prognosis
76%
Programme
76%
Projector
77
Prolapse
77%
Proiation
77%
Proiepsis
77%
Prolific
77%
Prolix
77%
Prolixity
77%
Prologue
77%
Prolonging
73
Promenade
78%
Prominence
78%
Promissory
78%
Promotive
78%
Prompted
78%
Promulgate
78%
Promulge
78%
Proneness
79
Prongs
79%
Pronoun
79%
Pronubial
79%
Propagate
79%
M6 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
NUMERALS AND FRACTIONS.
Propel
79«
Province
Son
Pulseless
90
Propendent
79X
Provincial
Son
Puisiflc
oon
Propensity
Provision
ssn
Pulverize
oon
Properate
80
Provisory
ssn
Pulvlnate
91
Prophecy
son
Provoke
Son
Pumice
91)i
Prophesied
son
Provost
S5n
Pumper
oin
Prophet
Prow
85n
Pumpkin
oin
Prophetess
son
Prowess
86
Punch
01 n
Propine
son
Prowling
son
Puncheon
oin
Propitiate
son
Proximity
son
Punetural
oin
Propitious
son
Prudence
son
Punctures
oin
Propolis
81
Prudential
son
Pungency
92
Proponent
sin
Prudery
son
Punishment
02n
Proprietor
sin
Prudishly
son
Punster
o-in
Propulse
sin
Prunelio
son
Pupil
oin
Propulsion
sin
Pruning
87
Pupilage
o2n
Prosaic
sin
Prurience
sin
Puppet
02n
Proscenium
sin
Prussiate
sin
Puppyism
92n
Prescript
sin
Pryingly
sin
Purblind
02n
Proselyte
82
Psalmist
sin
Purely
93
Prosiness
S2n
Psalmody
sin
Pureness
93)i
Prosodical
S2n
Psaltery
sin
Purged
osn
Prosedi St
82n
Publican
sin
Purifier
osn
Prosody
S2n
Publicist
88
Purifying
osn
Prostrate
s^n
Publisher
Purity
osn
Prostyle
82n
Puckered
ssn
Purlieu
osn
Protean
san.
Pudding
ssn
Purling
osn
Protector
83
Pudieity
ssn
Purioiner
94
Protestant
83X
Puerile
ssn
Purple
oin
Protiiesis
ssn
Putr
ssn
Purport
oin
Protocol
ssn
Puffery
ssn
Purse
oin
Protoplast
ssn
Puffiness
89
Pursuabie
oin
Prototype
S3n
Pugilism
son
Pursuant
oin
Protract
S3n
Pugnacious
son
Pursuit
oin
Protruding
ssn .
Puissant
son
Purulent
oin'
Protrusion
84
Puiingiy
son
Purview
95
Proud
Sin
Pulley
son
Puseyism
95X
Proudfoot
S4n
Pulling
89X
Pushing
9514
ProudnesB
s4n
Pulmonary
89^
Quack
95?;
Provable
sin
Pulpiness
90
Quackcned
95K
Proven
s*n
Pulpit
oon
tjuackcry
osn
Provender
sin
Pulsatilla
oon
Quackishly
osn
Proverb
sin
Pulsation
oon
t^uackisin
osn
Proverbial
95
Pulse
oon
Quadrangle
96
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. H7
PubUshed by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
NUMERALS AND FRACTIONS.
<}uadrant
96K
Quassation
113
Quodiibet
157
<{uadrature
96K
tjaaver
114
Quoits
158
(^aadrle
96?^
Quavering
115
Quondam
159
Quadricorn
96^
Quayside
116
Quorum
I60
t^uadrifoll
96>s;
Queenlike
117
Babble
161
<{uadrllle
96 Ji
Queenship
118
Babblement
162
QuadriTial
96%
Queerish
119
Babdoiogy
163
(Juadroon
97
Queerness
120
Babid
164
Quadromana
97%
Quenehahle
121
Babotage
165
<{uadriiped
97%
Quenching
122
Bacecourse
166
Quadruple
97%
Quenchless
123
Bacehorse
167
Quaff
97%
Querist
124
Bacer
168
Qnaffer
97%
Queruious
125
Badness
169
Quaffing
97%
Quest
126
Backeting
I70
Quagmire
97%
Questant
127
Backing
171
Quail
98
Questioner
128
Backrent
172
Quaiiing
98%
Quibbling
129
Baccoon
173
Quailpipe
98%
Quickbeam
130
Badoiite
174
Quaintiy
98%
Quickening
131
Badiance
175
Quaintness
98%
Quicklime
132
Badiantly
176
Quakeress
98%
Quickmatch
133
Badiation
177
Quakerish
98%
Quickness
134
Badical
178
Qaakishlj
98% .
Quicksand
135
Badicality
179
Quakerly
99
Quickset
136
Badius
ISO
Quailing
99%
Quidnunc
137
Badoucir
181
Qualifying
99%
Quiescent
138
Baffie
182
Qnalm
99%
Quieting
139
Baffermir
183
Qualmish
99%
Quietness
140
Baffinage
184
Quaimishly
99%
Quietsome
141
Bagamuffin
185
Quantitire
99%
Quietude
142
Bageful
186
Quantum
99%
Quietus
143
Bager
187
Quarrelet
100
Quiilman
144
Bagingly
188
Quarry
101
Quilting
145
Bagman
189
Quarrying
102
Quinarj
146
Bagoutant
I90
Qaarrymen
103
Quinine
147
Bagrandir
191
Quarterage
KM
Quintuple
148
Bagstone
192
Quaternary
105
Quirinal
149
Bagvrort
193
Quartering
106
Quirkish
150
Ballings
194
Quartette
107
Quittance
151
Baiment
195
Quarto
108
Quiver
152
Baiubow
196
Quatrain
109
Quivering
153
Bainwater
197
Quartz
110
Quixotical
154
Balny
198
Quashing
111
Quizzical
155
Baisable
199
Quasimodo
112
Quizzing
156
Baklsh
200
148 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A
NUMERALS AND FRACTIONS.
Rakishness
225
Rapporteur
1,550
Reascent
5,100
Rallied
250
Raptorial
1,600
Reasoning
5,200
Rallumer
275
Rapture
1,650
Reassemble
5,300
Rally
300
Raptnrlst
1,700
Rebalgner
5,400
Rallying
325
Rarefied
1,750
Rebander
5,!i00
Ramadan
350
Rarefying
1,800
Rebeller
5,600
Ramasser
375
Rareness
1,850
Reblanchlr
5,700
Rambler
400
Rarity
1,900
Reboatlon
5,800
Rambling
425
Rascally
1,950
Reborder
5,900
Rameoua
450
Rashly
2,000
Rebonnd
6,000
Rambead
475
Rashness
2,050
Rebonndlng
6,100
Ramifleate
500
Raspberry
2,100
Rebronsse
6,200
Bainlff
625
Ratability
2,150
Rebuff
6,300
Ramifying
550
Ratable
2,200
Rebuffade
6,400
Ramming
575
Ratchet
2,250
Rebuild
6,500
Ramolllr
600
Ratepayer
2,300
Rebnkable
6,600
Rampalllan
625
Ratlfier
2,350
Rebuke
6,700
Rampantly
650,
Ratigar
2,400
Rebuking
6,800
Rampart
675
Ratio
2,500
Rebus
6,900
Ramplon
700
Ratlssage
2,600
Rebutter
7,000
Ramrod
725
Ratliness
2,700
Recant
7,100
Rancid
750
Ratsbane
2,800
Recantator
7,200
Rancidity
775
Raraudage
2,900
Recanting
7,300
Rancidness
800
Rarenous
3,000
Recasting
7,400
Rancorous
825
Rarlngly
3,100
Recede
7,500
Rancour
850
Rarissant
3,200
Receding
7,600
Random
875
Rawness
3,300
Receleur
7,700
Ranger
900
Rayless
3,400
Recepage
7,800
Rangership
925
Rayonnant
3,500
Receptacle
7,900
Rankled
950
Reachless
3,600
Receptary
8,000
Rankling
975
Reactlre
3,700
Reception
8,100
Rankncss
1,000
Readable
3,800
Recess
8,200
Ransack
1,025
Readaption
3,900
Recession
8,300
Ransacking
1,050
Reader
4,000
Rechampir
8,400
Rantipole
1,075
Readership
4,100
Recharge
8,500
Ranuncular
1,100
Readiness
4,200
Rechand
8,600
Rapacious
1,150
Realistic
4,300
Recherche
8,700
Rapacity
1,200
Reality
4,400
RecldlTate
8,800
Rapagon
1,250
Realized
4,500
Recipe
8,900
Rapamento
1,300
Realm
4,600
Recipient
9,000
Rapeseed
1,350
Realment
4,700
Reciprocal
9,100
Rapidity
1,400
Reanimate
4,800
Recircle
9,200
Rapldness
ly450
Reaper
4,900
Becislon
9,300
Rapier
1,500
Rearward
5,000
Recital
9,400
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NUMERALS AND FRACTIONS.
Beeitatlon
9,500
BeeltatiTe
9,600
Beekoner
9,700
Beckoning
9.800
Beelalmer
9,900
Beclaap
10,000
Beelouer
10,500
Beelnae
11,000
Becognitor
11,500
Beeoll
12,000
Beeolllng
12,500
Beeoinage
13,000
Becoller
13,500
Becommit
14,000
Beeompact
14,500
Becompter
15,000
Beeonelle
15,500
Beeondenae
16,000
Becondite
16,500
Beeording
17,000
Becorder
17,500
Beconeher
18,000
Beeonnt
18,500
Becoup
19,000
Beeoupette
19,500
Beeracher
20,000
Becreancy
21,000
Beereant
22,000
Beereated
23,000
Beereation
24,000
Beerudency
25,000
Becrnit
26,000
Beernlting
27,000
Beernteur
28,000
Bectangle
29,000
Beetify
30,000
Beetifying
35,000
BectUine
40,000
leetltude
45,000
Beetorial
50,000
Beetorahip
55,000
Beenbation
60,000
Beeumbency
65,000
Recumbent
70,000
Beenperate
75,000
Beeur
80,000
Becurrence
85,000
Becuralon
90,000
Becurrate
95,000
Beeuryity
100,000
Beeuaable
105,000
Becnaant
110,000
Becuaation
115,000
Bedacteur
120,000
Bedargoer
125,000
Bedbreaat
130,000
Bedcap
135,000
Bedeoat
140,000
Bederoaa
145,000
Bedden
150,000
Beddening
175,000
Beddiahly
200,000
Bederance
225,000
Bederoir
250,000
Bedgun
275,000
Bedhead
300,000
Bedbonae
325,000
Bedlngote
350,000
Bedolence
375,000
Bedoublant
400,000
Bedouble
425,000
Bedoubling
450,000
Bedpule
475,000
Bedreaa
500,000
Bedahank
550,000
Bedatart
600,000
Bed tail
650,000
Reducement
700,000
Reducible
750,000
Beduetive
800,000
Redundance
850,000
Bedning
900,000
Beedless
9.50,000
Beeiing
1,000,000
Befaneher
1,250,000
Befection
1,500,000
Befectory
1,750,000
Bgferable
2,000,000
Beferment 2,250,000
Befl Dement 2,500,000
BeBex 2,750,000
Beflexible 3,000,000
Beflourish 3,500^000
Beflow 4,000,000
Befloent 4,500,000
Befonder 5,000,000
Beforinado 5,500,000
Beformer 6,000,000
Beforming 7,000,000
BeA-actory 8,000,000
Befragable 9,000,000
Befrainer 10,000,000
Befrapper 11,000,000
Befuge 12,000,000
Befulgence 13,000,000
Befutable 14,000,000
Befuted 15,000,000
Begal 16,000,000
Begalade 17,000,000
Begalement 18,000,000
Begardable 19,000,000
Begardant 20,000,000
Begardful 21,000,000
Begatta 22,000,000
Begency 23,000,000
Begenerate 24,000,000
Begent 25,000,000
Begentess 26,000,000
Begentship 27,000,000
Begicidal 28,000,000
Regimen 29,000,000
Begimental 30,000,000
Begin a 35,000,000
Beglon 40,000,000
Registrar 45,000,000
Begresslon 50,000,000
Begularlty 60,000,000
Beignlng 70,000,000
Beindeer 80,000,000
Belnforce 90,000,000
Beinless 100,000,000
Beinstate 125,000,000
150 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
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Reiaxable,
Am feeling better.
Relaxation,
Am feeling quite ill.
Relaying,
Am feeling somewhat better.
Relegating,
Am feeling too ill.
Relent,
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Relenting,
Am improving rapidly.
Relentless,
Am improving slowly.
Relevant,
Are they all well?
Religion,
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Relocation,
Are you all well?
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Remodel,
Happy New Year to you all.
Remodelled,
Has a bad
Remolten,
Has had a bad —.
Remontage,
Has had an attack of.
Remordancy,
Has met with a serious accident.
Bemorse^
Has met with a slight accident.
Remorseful,
Have a bad —.
Remote,
Have had a bad —.
Remotely,
Have had a consultation.
Remoteness,
Have had a consultation of physicians.
Removing,
Have had a consultation of physicians with following re
suit —.
Bempotage,
Have had a cousultatioa with —.
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. IS»
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
CONGRATULATIONS, ILLNESS, ACCIDENTS, ETC.
Benditlon, Have had an attack of .
Bene^ade^ Have just learned of —,
Benonnce, Have just learned of 's engagement.
BenOTatOy Have just learned of his (her or their) —
BonOTation^ Have just learned of your ——.
Benowiiy Have just learned of your engagement.
Beatable^ Have just learned of your good fortune.
Bentagey Have just learned of your illness.
Bentrollf Have just learned of your marriage.
BeparatlODy Have just learned the sad news.
Bepartee^ Have met with a serious accident.
Bepass, Have met with a slight accident.
Bepasture, Hope all are well.
BepealablOy Hope is well.
Bepeatery Hope all is going well at
Bepentaneey Hope all is going well at home.
Bepine^ Hope all is going well with •
Bepiningy Hope all is going well with you.
Beplanty Hope he (she) is very well.
BeplenUh, Hope you and your family are very well.
Beplete, Hope you are all very well.
Bepletion, Hope you are well.
Bepllquer, How are the ?
BepolUhq How are the family?
Beportablep How are you all?
BeposCp How is -^—?
Bepository, How is he (she)?
Beposters, If he (she) is ill.
Beprehendp If he (she) is ill, do not fail to advise me at once.
BepresSp If illness is serious, do not fail to advise me at once.
Bepression, If is seriously ill .
Repressiagp If is seriously ill, do not fail to advise me at once.
Beprimandp I regret deeply to learn of sad affliction.
Reprint, I regret deeply to learn of his (her or their) sad affliction.
Reprinting, I regret deeply to learn of your sad affliction.
Reprisal, I regret deeply to learn of — trouble.
Reproach, I regret deeply to learn of his (her or their) trouble.
Reprobate, I regret deeply to learn of your trouble.
Beproduee, Is better.
Reprovable, Is better and expects to be out by .
Reproring, Is better and expects to be out very shortly.
Beptlle, Is decidedly better.
Bepndlator, Is decidedly better and expecu to be out very shonty.
Bupngnance. la entitdy recovered.
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Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
CONGRATULATIONS, ILLNESS, ACCIDENTS, ETC.
BepulsiTe^ Is everybody well?
Repotable^ Is everybody well at home?
Requester, I miss you veiy, very much.
Bequieniy I shall miss you very much.
Bequlcken, Is ill with a slight attack of . Doctor says there is no
occasion for alarm and that be (she) will recover shortly.
Beqnited* Is — any better?
Rescript, Is he (she) any better!
Bescae^ Is—^ any worse?
Bescaingy Is he (she) any worse?
Besearchy Is improviog, but very slowly.
Beseatp Is improving rapidly.
Besemble^ Is improving rapidly and expects to be out by —
Besented, Is improving rapidly and expects to be out very shortly
Besentful) Is improving slowly.
Bosentmentf Is improving slowly and expects to be out by
Beseryotr, Is improving slowly, but it will be some time before he (she)
can go about.
Residence, Is not improving as I (we) could wish.
Residing, Is not seriously ill and doctor says there is no occasion lor alarm
Besidaary, Is quite ill, but doctor says there is no occasion for alarm.
Besigiianty Is rapidly sinking.
BesinonSp Is slightly ill. Doctor says there is no occasion for alarm.
Besistable^ Is there any change?
BesolntOp Is there any change for the better?
Besolation, Is too ill to go out.
Besolvablep Let me know about .
Besolvent* Let mc know about him (her or them)*
Besonantp Let me know about the trouble at
Besistlvep Let me know as soon as any change occurs.
Besotted, Let me know everything.
Besource, Let me know fully about him (her or them).
Bespect, Let me know how everybody is. '
Bespectful, Let me know how he (she) is.
Bespirated, Let me know how they are.
Responsive, Let me know how you are.
Responsory, Let me know what the trouble is.
Bestltnted, Many Happy Returns of the day.
Restless, Merry Christmas to you all.
Restiessiy, Owing to an accident to , I (we) am detained here.
Resplrable, Owing to a slight accident, I (we) am detained here.
Restorable, Owing to a slight illness, I (we) am detained here.
Bestoring, Owing to illness of , I (we) are detained here.
Beatntin, Owing to slight illness of —, 1 (we) am detained heie
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. IS3.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON &. CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
CONGRATULATIONSy ILLNESS, ACCIDENTS, ETC.
Beatralned, Please actxpt my best wishes for a pleasant trip and a safe
return.
BMUltanty Please accept my heartiest congratulations.
Betalnable, Please accept my heartiest congratulations on your good fortune.
Beterdlng. Please accept my heartiest congratulations on your success.
BoterMge^ Please accept my very best wishes.
BGtiCGnCO) Please give to — my (our) best wishes for many Happy
Returns oi the day.
Botlfonii) Hease remember me kindly to —
Betlnne, Please remember me kindly to him (her or them).
Betinment, Please tender my (our) best wishes for a pleasant trip and a
safe return (to
B0toniber» Please tender my (our) heartiest congratulations (to —)•
B6tOEty Please tender my (our) heartiest congratulations on the happy
event (to ).
Betortlng, Please tender my (our) sincere sympathy (to ).
Betneing. Please tender my (our) sincere sympathy to him (her or them)
in his (her or their) trouble.
Betmetim. Please tender my (our) sincere sympathy to his (her) family in
their trouble.
Betraetor, Please tender to him (her or them) my (our) heartiest con-
gratulations.
Betreat. Shall have a consultation.
BotoeaUngy Shall have a consultation^ and will advise you of result.
Betreneh, Telegraph me every day without fail.
Betriever, Telegraph me if there is any change.
Betrofiex, Telegraph me twice a day, morning and evening, without fail.
Betrograde, There is a slight change.
Betrospeet, There is a slight change for the better.
Betrovert, There is a slight change for the worse.
Bennion, There is no change.
Bennltlng, There b no noticeable change.
Bevaneher. There is no occasion for alarm.
B^yelry^ There is not the slightest occasion for alarm.
Bevealed. They were married ,
Beveallng, Unites with me in sending our heartiest congratulations.
Bevelation, Unites with me (us) in wishing you all a Happy New Year.
Bevenge, Unites with me (us) in wishing you all a very Merry Christmas.
Revengefulf Unites with me in wishing you many Happy Returns of the day.
RcTengingy We all unite in sending our heartiest congratulations.
Beverenee* We all unite in wishing you all many Happy Returns of the day,
BeTerently* We all unite in wishing you a Happy New Year.
Rerersibley We all unite in wishing you a very Merry Christmas.
Buvibrate. Where shall you be f
■>54 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
SHIPMENT, SHIPPING, ETC.
BeriTkl,
Anything ready for sliipment*
BeyiTtng,
At what rate can you ship?
KcToeable*
At what pricey what quantity, and how soon can you ship?
BevocatiOB,
Can duplicate.
Beroke,
Can duplicate first shipment.
BSTOlt,
Can duplicate invoice dated (or No.
BeToltisf,
Can duplicate last shipment.
BoTolTer,
Can duplicate shipment per
BoTOlTlng,
Can duplicate shipment mentioned.
RoTulgioa,
Cannot duplicate.
Rewarded,
Cannot duplicate first shipment.
Bhapsody,
Cannot duplicate invoice dated (or No. ).
Bhetorle,
Cannot duplicate shipment mentioned.
Bheomatle,
Cannot duplicate last shipment.
Hhlnoeeroa,
Cannot duplicate shipment per —
Rhyme,
Cannot ship at present.
Rhymester,
Cannot ship by —
Ribaldry,
Cannot ship by route mentioned.
Ribbon,
Cannot ship unless
Rlbprass,
Cannot ship unless on following terms :
Ribless,
Cannot ship unless our terms are agreed to.
Richland,
Can you arrange for immediate shipment?
Richness,
Can you arrange for shipment?
Rickety,
Can you arrange for shipment from (or by —)?
Ricochet,
Can you duplicate ?
Riddance,
Can you duplicate first shipment ?
Rider. '
Can you duplicate invoice dated ^ (or No.
Riddle,
Can you duplicate last shipment ?
Riderless,
Can you duplicate shipment per ?
tldicoie.
Can you ship ?
dldicnions.
Can you ship and how much ?
Ridinrhood,
Can you ship at once ?
Rifleman,
Delay shipments as long as possible.
Uif^adoon,
Do not ship.
niflK'ng,
Do not ship any more.
Righteona,
Do not ship any more at present.
Rightful,
Do not ship unless —
Rigidity,
Do not ship unless on consignment.
Rigidness,
Do not ship until further advice from us.
Rigmarole,
Expect to ship not later than
Rigorous,
First half of shipment.
Blmoaity,
For shipment by
Rincon,
For shipment by first steamer.
Biagdore,
For shipment not later than •
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Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 Slate Street, Boston, U S. A.
SHIPMENT, SHIPPING, ETO.
Binghrad,
Have not been able to ship.*
Blnglet,
Have not shipped.
Blugirorni,
Have shipped.
Biiisiag,
Have shipped for your account and risk.
Blparian,
Have shipped as directed.
Bipeness,
Have shipped by
Bipper,
Have shipped to
Bippllng,
Have you shipped ?
Biaibility,
Have you shipped, and so by what route ?
Bitoal,
Have you shipped, and if so how much ?
Bitaalist,
Have you shipped, and if so when, which way and how much ^
Biyalry,
How much is ready to ship ?
Biyalahip,
How much can you ship?
BiTerain,
How soon can you ship ?
Bivarhead,
If guaranteed equal in every respect to
Biyeled,
If guaranteed equal in every respect to last purchase.
Biyalet,
If guaranteed equal in every respect tq lot
Bixtlon,
If guaranteed equal in every respect to sample.
Boadster,
If you can arrange for immediate shipment.
Boadnay,
If you can arrange for shipment before
Boaming,
If you cannot ship.
Boarar,
If you cannot ship before —^
Boaatad,
If you cannot ship within time named.
BoMnat,
If you can ship.
Bobnat,
If you can ship at once.
Bobnatneaa,
If you can ship at lower prices.
Bocailla,
If you can ship at same freight rates*
Boeksalt,
If you can ship at same price (as —),
Bocktrork,
If you can ship at — you can send
Bodomonts
If you can ship before —
Boebocks
If you have shipped.
Bogation,
If you have not shipped*
Boiatarar,
In event of non-shipment.
Baltelat,
Last half of shipment.
Balicallr
Must arrive here before — or we cannot accept.
Bvllicking)
Must be shipped before —
Bamaucers
Must be fully equal or we cannot accept.
Bamantics
Must be shipped before — or we cannot accept.
Bamplng,
Must be shipped before date named or we cannot accept.
Baudache.
Must be'shipped immediately.
Baadeau,
Now ready for shipment.
Bandamentj
Shall we ship?
Bangaants
Shall we ship, and by which route ?
Bpaflets
Shall we sly, and if so when and by what route }
15^ THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F, O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U S. A.
SHIPMEIIT, SHIPPING, ETO.
Bookery,
Shall we ship your order (of ^—) ?
Hooted>
Ship all rail#
Booflng,
Ship all you possi51y can.
Boofleur
Ship by cheapest route.
BoominoM,
Ship by express.
Boperralk)
Ship by fast freight.
Bopineti,
Ship by first sailing vessel.
Rosary,
Ship by first steamer.
Boseate,
Ship by first steamer from —>
Bosemary,
Ship by lake and rail.
Boaeirater,
Ship by lake and rail if at insured rate.
Rosewood,
Ship by quickest route.
Bosiaeas,
Ship by steamer.
Kostram,
Ship by sailing vessel.
Botated,
Ship by very first opportunity.
Rotating,
Ship by way of
Rotation,
Ship everything via —-
Rottenness,
Ship everything by sail.
Bolonda,
Ship everything by steamer.
Botnndity,
Ship first lots by sail and balance by steamer.
Roughhenn,
Ship first lots by steamer and balance by sail.
Roughshod,
Ship the greater part by —
Roulade,
Ship to - by
Bonlement,
Shipments will be made as directed.
Roulette,
Shipments will be made from
Roundelay,
Shipments will commence about
Rounders,
Shipments will end about
Roundhead,
Stop all shipments.
Roundhouse,
Stop all shipments waiting further advices from us.
Ronndiug,
Telegraph what shipments you have made.
Roundness,
To be shipped.
Ronndstone,
To be shipped to " order."
Beundwood,
You can ship if on following basis
Rousing,
What has become of shipment ?
Routine,
What have you shipped and when ?
Roving,
What quantity can you have ready for shipment by
Rowable,
What quantity can you ship ?
Rowlock,
What quantity is ready for shipment ?
Royalism,
Why don't you ship my (our) order ?
Rubber,
When shall we ship, and how ?
Rubbing,
Will ship as soon as can secure freight room.
Rubescent,
Will ship as soon as possible.
Rubicund,
Will ship first opportunity.
Rubric,
Will ship first opportunity as much as possible.
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. IS7
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State .Street, Boston, U S. A.
OHIOAQO STOOES.
BaddTs
Bodenegi,
Bodiments
Bnefalljs
BbAIsBs
RnfflBBtiBl,
Rugseds
BBggedBesi,
Bugotltys
RnlBbles
Bnleltst,
Baling,
Raminant,
RnnlnatlOB,
Rnmrnage,
Rumple,
BuBBgate,
Boneatlon,
Rnndlet,
Bunnet,
Bnptarad,
Baral,
RaralneH,
Barallty,
Ruralize,
Raehllglit,
RasaettBg,
Rnatle,
Rusticated,
Rasticity,
Rustling,
Ruthless,
Rubbish,
Ryegrass,
Sabaism,
Sabalera.
Rabanero,
Sabbath,
Sabbatical,
Sablamente,
Sablanal,
Sabliere,
Sabloiiner,
Sabolier,
Allen Paper Car Wheel Co*
American Straw Board Co*
Calumet Iron and Steel Co*
Calumet & C. Canal & Dock Co.
Central Union Telephone Co*
Central Safety Deposit Co*
Chicago Auditorium Assn.
Chicago Brew'g & Malting Co.
Chicago Brew'g & Malting Co., pfd.
Chicago Packing & P. Co., Ltd.
Chicago Packing & P. Co., Ltd., pfd.
Chicago City Railway.
Chicago City Railway, 5-30 4^/^*3.
Chicago Edison Co.
Chicago Gas Co.
Chicago, R. I. & Pacific, 6*$.
Chicago Passenger Ky.
' Chicago Telephone Co.
Chicago & N. W. coup. Gold, 7's.
Consumers Gas, ist M. 5*3.
Diamond Match Co. of IIL
Harvey Steel Car Co.
Illinois Steel Co.
In. Pack. & Prov. Co., Ltd.
In. Pack. & Prov. Co., Ltd., pfd.
Lake Street Elevated R.R.
Laclede Gas L. Co. (St. Louis).
Laclede Gas L. Co. (St. Louis) 5*s.
Mil. & Chi. Brew's, Ltd.
Mil & Chi. Brew's, Ltd., pfd.
National Railway Co.
National Linseed Oil Co.
New York Biscuit Co.
North Chicago City Ry.
North Chicago City Ry. Co., ist M. 6's.
North Chicago City Ry. 6*s.
North Chicago Street R.R. Co.
North Chicago Street R.R. ist M. 5's.
Northern Pacific Land Grant, 6's.
P. Schoenhofen Brw. Co. Ltd.
P. Schoenhofen Brw. Co. pfd.
Pullman's Palace Car Co.
Street's W. Stable Car Line.
Street's W. Stable Car Line, pfd.
IS8 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U S. A,
Sftboalerf Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
Sabrenasy U. S. Brewing Co., 5*5.
Sabalonsy West Div. City Railway.
Sacahala, West Chicago Street R.R.
Saccada^ West Chicago St. R R. ist M.
Saccharina^ Western Stone Co.
5'»-
Siiceiforma,
Saeordottlr
Sachel,
Sackbot)
BALTIMOEE AND PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Sackcloth^ Atlanta & Charlotte.
Saeramaiity Catawissa, 1st. pref.
Saerata> Catawissa, 2d pref.
Sacredly^ Baltimore & Ohio.
SacradnaB8> Baltimore & Ohio, ist pre!.
Sacriflea^ Baltimore & Ohio, 2d pref.
Sacrilegay Baltimore & Ohio, 5's.
Sacripanty Baltimore Traction Co.
Sacrlatay^ Huntington & Broad Top.
SaddeOf Huntington & Broad Top. pref.
Saddanlng) Huntington & Broad Top, con. 5's
Saddlebag) Lehigh Valley R.R.
Saddler* Lehigh Coal & Nav. Co.
Saddletree) Metropolitan Traction Co.
SadirOB) Nesquehoning Valley R.R.
Sadly, North American Co.
Sadneif) Northern Central R'y Co.
Safeguard) Northern Pacific R.R.
SaffrOD) Northern Pacific R.R. pref.
Sagacious, Pennsylvania R.R.
Sagacity, Pennsylvania R.R. gen. 6*s.
Sagamore, Philadelphia & Erie R.R.
Sagely, Philadelphia & Reading R.R.
Sagemgnt) Philadelphia Traction Co.
Sageness, United Gas Improvement Co.
Sagiaate, United Cos. of New Jersey.
Saslltary, Western New York & Penn. R.R.
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Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO.. ..j State Street, Boston. U. S. A.
CODE TABLE POE DATES.
Use great care in translating to and from this table.'
Day of
JANUARY.
FEBRUARY.
MARCH.
APRIL.
Month.
1st.
Sagrado.
Saltspring.
Sarcasm.
Savageness.
2d.
Sailmaker.
Saltworks.
Sarcastic.
Savory.
3d.
Saintlike.
Salubrious.
Sarcenet.
Sawdust
4th.
Saintly.
Salubrity.
Sardine.
Sawmill.
5th.
Saintship.
Salute.
Sardonic.
Sawpit.
6th.
Salad.
Saluting.
Sardonical.
Scabbard.
7th.
Salamander.
Salvage.
Sassafras.
Scaffold.
8th.
Salaried.
Salvo.
Satchel.
Scaldhead.
9th.
Salable.
Samaritan.
Satellite.
Scaldingly;
10th.
Salesman.
Sanatory.
Satiable.
Scaliness.
11th.
•Saleswoman
Sanctified.
Satiated.
Scallop.
12th.
Salework.
Sanctify.
Satiety.
Scalloping.
13th.
Salicylic.
Sanction.
Satirical.
Scalped.
14th.
Saline.
Sanctuary.
Satirized.
Scalping.
16th.
Salineness.
Sandals.
Satirist.
Scalps.
16th.
Salivary.
.Sandbags.
Satisfying.
Scamper. ;
17 th.
Salivated.
Sandbank.
Satrap.
Scamping.
18th.
Salivating.
Sandblind.
Saturable.
Scandal.
1 th.
Sallowness.
Sandiness.
Saturated.
Scandalize.
20th.
Sallyport.
Sanguinary.
Saturnalia.
Scandalous.
21st.
Salmagundi.
Sanguine.
Satyr.
Scantily.
22d.
Salmon.
Sanhedrim.
Saucebox.
Scantiness.
23d.
Saltated.
Sanscript.
Saucepan.
Scantlet
24th.
Saltation.
Sapient.
Saucer.
Scantling.
25th.
Saltatory.
Sapling.
Saucily.
Scapegoat.
26th.
Saltcellar.
Saponary.
Sauciness.
Scapegrace.
27th.
Salted.
Sapper.
Saunter.
Scapement.
28th.
Salting.
Sapphic.
Sauntering.
Scapular.
29th.
Saltless.
Sapphires.
Saurian.
Scarad.
30 th.
Saltmine.
Sausage.
Scarceness.
31st.
Saltpan.
Savagely.
•
160 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
OODE TABLE TOE DATES.
. Use great care in translating to and from this table.
Day of
Month.
MAY.
JUNF.
JULY.
AUGUST.
1st.
Scarecrow.
Scimetar.
Scratching.
Scurrile.
2d.
Scaritied.
Scissors.
Scream.
Scurrility.
Scarifying.
Scofi.
Screamer.
Scurrilous.
4th.
Scarlet.
Scoffed.
Screaming.
Scurviness.
5tb.
Scathed.
Scoffingly.
Screech.
Scurvy.
6th.
Scatheless.
Scooping.
Screecher.
Scutch.
7th,
Scatter.
Scorch.
Screeching.
Scutiform.
8 th.
Scattering.
Scorched.
Screechowl.
Scuttle.
9th.
Scavenger.
Scorching.
Screw.
Scymeter.
10th.
Scenery.
Scordium.
Screwblade.
Scythe.
11th.
Scenes.
Scorned.
Screwed.
Seagirt.
12th.
Scented.
Scornful.
Scribbler.
Seagull.
13th.
Scentless.
Scornfully.
Scribbling.
Seahorse.
14th.
Sceptic.
Scorning.
Scribe.
Sealing.
15th.
Scepticism.
Scorpion.
Scriptural.
Sealingwax.
16 th.
Sceptred.
Scoundrel.
Scripture.
Seaman.
17th.
Schedule.
Scour.
Scrivener.
Seamanship.
18th.
Schemer.
Scourge.
Scrofula.
Seamstress.
Kith.
Scheming.
Scourging.
Scroll.
Seaport
20th.
Schism.
Scourings.
Scrollwork.
Searcher.
21st.
Schismatic.
Scouted.
Scrubbed.
Searchable.
22d.
Scholar.
Scouting.
Scrubbing.
Searcloth.
23d.
School.
Scowled.
Scruple.
Seashore.
24th.
Schoolboy.
Scowling.
Scrupulous.
Seaside.
25th.
Schooldame.
Scraggy.
Scudding.
Seated.
26th.
Schooldays.
Scramble.
Scuffle.
Seaworthy.
27th.
Schoolgirl.
Scraped.
Scuffling.
Seceder.
28th.
Schooling.
Scraping.
Sculler.
Seceding.
2Sth.
Sciatica.
Scratch.
Scullion.
Secession.
30th.
Science.
Scratched.
Sculptor.
Secluded.
31st.
Scientific.
Scupper.
Secondary.
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CODE TABLE TOE DATES.
Use great care in translating to and from th s table.
Day of
SEPTEMBER,
OCTOBER.
NOVEMBER.
DECEMBER.
Month.
1st.
Seconded.
Seldom.
Sepulchral.
Shaker.
2d.
Seconding.
Selecting.
Serfdom.
Shakiness.
3d.
Secretions.
Selfsame.
Sergeant.
Shallow.
4th.
Sectarian.
Semaphore.
Series.
Shambles.
6th.
Sectarism.
Semblance.
Seriously.
Shamefaced.
6th.
Section.
Semicircle.
Sermon.
Shampoo.
7th.
Sectional.
Semicolon.
Sermonize.
Shamrock.
8th.
Secular.
Seminary.
Serpent.
Shanty.
9th.
Secularism.
Semipedal.
Serpentine.
Shapeless.
10th.
Secularity.
Semiquaver.
Service.
Shapely.
nth.
Securable.
Semitone.
Servingman.
Sharpen.
12th.
Secureness.
Senatorial.
Servitor.
Sharpening.
13th.
Security.
Senile.
Settee.
Shaveling.
14th.
Sedate.
Senior.
Severely.
Shawl.
15th.
Sedateness.
Seniority.
Sewage.
Sheaf.
16th.
Sedative.
Sensation.
Sexagenary.
Shearing.
17th.
Sedentary.
Senseless.
Sextant.
Shedding.
18th.
Sediment.
Sensible.
Sextility.
Sheepcot.
19th.
Sedition.
Sensitive.
Sexton.
Sheepfold.
20th.
Sedulity.
Sensorium.
Sextonship.
Sheepish.
21st.
Sedulous.
Sensual.
Sextupal
Sheep walk.
22d.
Seedling.
Sensualism.
Shabbily.
Shellfish.
23d.
Seedpearl.
Sensuality.
Shackled.
Shellwork.
24th.
Seedplot.
Sentencing.
Shackling.
Sheltering.
25th.
Seedsman.
Sentiments.
Shaded.
Shepherd.
26th.
Seedtime.
Sentinel.
Shading.
Sherbet.
27 th.
Seemliness.
Sentry.
Shadow.
Shielded.
28th.
Seemly.
Separable.
Shadowing.
Shielding.
29th.
Seesaw.
Separatist.
Shagginess.
Shingles.
30th.
Segment.
Septenary.
Shaggy.
Shingling.
31st.
Septennial.
•
Shinleaf.
162 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Ptablished by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
NOTICE
TO USERS OF
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Do not fail to copy these three code
words and sentences and place them where
they can be found in case of loss of this code.
Shilllogy Have lost my code. Have sent for an-
other, and as soon as I receive it
will reply to your message.
Shinney, Have lost my code. Where can I obtain
another ?
Shipboard. You can obtain a copy of The Adams
Cable Codex by applying to
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. 163
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
APPENDIX TO EIGHTH EDITION.
Abaeanado,
Abaeanar,
Abacellar^
Abactor,
Abadejo,
Abadengo,
Abadernaa,
Abafador,
Abafaa,
Abainbar,
Abalirrado,
Abalxada,
Abaixador,
Abaixar,
Abaixo,
Abalancar,
Abalizado,
Abalroa,
Abanado,
Abanadura,
Abanar,
Abaneado,
Abandoar,
Abandono,
Abano,
Abaptlsta,
Abaratado,
Abaratar,
Abaeardo,
Abarbar,
Abarca,
Abarriaco,
Abarroado,
Abasaor,
All of your orders are shipped.
All of your orders are shipped excepting
All of your orders were shipped.
All of your orders were shipped excepting-^—
Alt freight room is engaged.
All freight room is engaged on vessel named.
Alt freight room is engaged until steamer sailing about —^
AH freight room is engaged until steamer sailing about .
Shall we ship then?
Am awaiting your orders.
Am in great haste about filling order.
Am in great haste about filling order. Wish goods to arrive
here, if possible, not later than *
Am in no haste about filling order, but should like it shipped
before
Am in no haste about filling order. Take your time.
Apply on arrival to —-
Approximate cost, freight and insurance to your port on
will be about as follows: —
Approximate cost, freight and insurance to your port on cargo
mentioned will be about as follows:
Approximate cost f. o. b. will be about as follows:
Are obliged to sign a contract.
Are obliged to sign a contract the terms of which are as
follows: —
Are obliged to sign a contract the terms of which are as follows,
to which we understand you agree, and that you authorize us
to sign such contract in your behalf:
As mentioned in my (our) letter (of —)
As mentioned in my (our) telegram (of )
As mentioned in your letter (of ).
As mentioned in your telegram (of —).
As to date of delivery.
As to date of sailing.
As to date of shipment.
At what price can you duplicate?
At what price can you duplicate invoice dated
At what price can you duplicate order dated —
At what rate can you charter?
At what rate can you ship?
At what rate can you charter a vessel of about tons burthen
to bring full cargo of— to this port?
At what rate can you charter a vessel of about —— tons burthen
to bring full cargo of — from to this port?
I64 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Abasta^ At what rate can you charier a vessel to bring following cargo
from to this port?
Abastatio, At what rate can you charter a vessel to bring following caigo
from Boston to this port?
Abastanea, At what rate can you charter a vessel to bring following cargo
to this port?
Abaulado, At what time did she arrive?
Abbacial, At what time did she sail?
Abbadia,
Abbatina,
Abcedar,
Abeesao,
Abdalab,
Abdlcado,
AbdicaTel,
Abelbiaba,
Abelbudo,
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. i^S
l^blished by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 Sute Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Abemolar,
Balance will be shipped about —
Abeneoar,
Balance will be shipped as soon as can get vessel.
Aberto,
Balance will be shipped by next voyage.
Abertona,
Bark arrived.
Abertura,
arrtvedy and will sail about —
Abesantar,
arrived, and will sail in about two weeks.
Abesttm,
arrived. Everything all right.
Abeatruz,
arrived. Everything all right. Will sail
about —
Abetarda,
arrived. Everything all right. Will sail in
about a week*
Abetumar,
arriveds Everything all right. Will sail in
about three or four days.
AbUmado,
arrived. Everything all right. Will sail in
about two weeks.
Abobora,
arrived. Everything alt right. Will sail in
about three weeks.
Aboear,
sailed
Aboletar,
sailed^—and will go to your port direct.
Abolido,
sailed to-day.
Abolorio,
sailed to-(b(y and will go to your port direct.
Abolsado,
sailed yesterday.
Abominado,
sailed yesterday and will go to your port direct.
Abominador,
will sail ——
AbominaTel,
will sail and will go to your port direct.
Abominogo,
will sail about —
Abonanca,
will sail about . We tan ship all of your
orders except the following: —
Aborear,
will sail about —. We can ship only part of
your order as follows: —
Abordo,
will sail about . We can ship ,your order
by her. Shall we ship? Cable reply.
Aborrido,
will sail about . We expect to ship all of
your orders by her.
Aborrirel,
will sail in two days.
Abortado,
will sail in three days.
Abotoear,
will sail in four days.
Abraeo,
wilt sail to-day.
Abrazado^
will sail Sunday.
Abrazar,
will sail Monday.
Abrego,
will sail Tuesday.
Abrepticio,
will sail Wednesday.
Abreviado,
will sail Thursday.
Abreriar,
will sail Friday.
Abrldor,
will sail Saturday.
Abrigada,
will sail to-morrow.
Abrigo,
Be very particular in the execution of this order.
i66 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO , 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
AbrimentOy But cannot say posuiively.
Abroehtr, But we can get no guarantee.
Abrogar, But we can get no guarantee and therefore cannot give one.
Abrolhar^ But we can give no guarantee.
AbrolbOt But we can give so guarantee as to date of delivery.
Abrotaly But we can give no guarantee as to date of delivery or date of
sailing.
Abrotea, But we can give no guarantee as to date of sailing.
Abrotonite^ But we expect
AbruteeidO) But we expect to
Abruteia^ But we expect to ship about —
Absogro, But we expect to ship before that time.
AbsolvidOy But we expect to ship by that time.
AbstemiOy But we expect to ship not later than
Absterger^ By doing this we can reduce the cost about per cent.
Absterslro,
Abgtrahir,
Abuhaneg,
Abiillado,
Abnndado,
Abandoso,
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. i®?
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A
Abnnhado,
Aburelado,
Abusado,
Abusar,
Abutilon,
Abyla,
Abyasinio,
Aeabado,
Aeabante,
Acaburro,
Acacia,
Acafelado,
Acitjadar,
Aealentar,
Acalmado,
Acampar,
Acamucar,
Acanaceo,
Acanellar,
Acanhado,
Acanthlco,
Acantllado,
Acantoar,
Acapcllar,
Acarapuco,
Acardumado,
•Acarna,
Acarrear,
Acarreto,
Acarrado,
Acarvar,
Acastellar,
Acatado,
Acaudelar,
Acarallar,
Acalmo,
Accender,
Accendlblc,
Accipiter,
Accolade,
Accordably,
Cancel all orders until further notice.
Cancel part of my (our) order as follows: —
Cancel part of my (our) order dated as follows: —
Cancel the order.
Cancel the order dated
Cancel the order for
Cancel the order from ——
Can and will duplicate invoice as requested.
Can duplicate invoice.
Can duplicate invoice at same price.
Can duplicate invoice at same price as last.
Can duplicate invoice (dated ) at — per cent, higher cost.
Can duplicate invoice (dated ) at per cent, lower cost.
Can duplicate invoice but not at same price. It will cost - -
per cent, more than invoice mentioned.
Can get a vessel that will carry about •—
Can get lower prices by ordering direct from mill.
Can get lower prices by ordering direct from mill^ which will
delay shipment until about—Shall we do this or ship at
once?
Can get no guarantee.
Can get no guarantee and therefore cannot give one.
Can get no refusal.
Can get no refusal at these quotations.
Can make the price.
Can make the price about — lower.
Can make the price about lower per —
Can make the price about — lower per barrel.
Can make the price about lower per bushel.
Can make the price about — lower per gallon.
Can make the price about —— lower per metre.
Can make the price about lower per pound.
Can make the price about lower per thousand.
Can make the price about — lower per ton.
Can make the price about lower per yard.
Cannot accept.
Cannot accept less (than ).
Cannot accept kss than price named.
Cannot accept order (of-^—).
Cannot accept order if you limit us to time of shipment. Will
do the best we can to ship within time limit, but cannot guar-
antee to do so. I f you wish us to place order to be delivered
as soon as we can arrange lo deliver, cable reply.
Cannot afford to run any risk.
Cannot afford to run any risk whatever.
Cannot countermand your order.
Cannot countermand your order. Your cable came too late
168 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Accostable, Cannot countermand your order. Your letter came too late.
Aceitavely Cannot duplicate.
AeeitOf Cannot fill order at your limit.
Aeenado, Cannot fill order at your limit. Can you raise it about ?
AcendidOy Cannot fill order at your limit. Can you raise it and how
much?
AeephalOy Cannot fill order on terms named.
AceqaiSy Cannot fill order on terms named in your letter (of —).
AcerrimOy Cannot fill order properly within time mentioned.
Aeetabulo, Cannot fill order properly within time mentiooedy but can prob.
ably get goods ready, so as to ship aboutShall we do
this?
Aceloso, Cannot fill order unless ——
AceTadar^ Cannot fill order unless date of shipment is extended to ——
Achadora* Cannot fill order unless you can give us more time.
Achamento, Cannot fill order unless you can raise limit about , Can
you do this?
AehanadOy Cannot get any orders.
Achantar, Cannot get any orders for —^
AchagadOy Cannot get any orders for vessel named.
Achilles, Cannot get a vessel.
Acicular, Cannot get a vessel at your limit.
Acidia, Cannot get a vessel of the size named.
Acidifero, Cannot get a vessel that will exactly fit your order.
Aelarar, Cannot get a vessel that will exactly fit your order. If it is
necessary to increase or diminish order shall we do so?
Acllmar, Cannot get a vessel to carry less than
Acllulco, Cannot get a vessel to carry so small an order.
Acoehar, Cannot get a vessel to carry so small an order without paying
too high a freight. If you will increase order about we
can probably charter at a reasonable hgure.
Acodir, Cannot get goods for part of your order.
Acoletado, Cannot get goods for part of your order in time to ship as
requested. Shall we ship what we have ready or wait until
we can ship entire order?
Acolhedor, Cannot get goods in time to ship as requested.
Aeolyto, Cannot get goods in time to ship as requested, but can ship
about —. Will this be satisfactory?
Acomas, Cannot get goods in time to ship as requested, but can ship by
sailing about . Will this be satisfactory?
Aconheeer, Cannot get goods in time to ship as requested. Shall we ship
by (sailing about —)
Aconito, Cannot get goods in time to ship as requested. Wliat shall we
do?
Acontiado, Cannot guarantee time of delivery.
Acopic, Cannot guarantee lime of delivery, but expect to deliver
about
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. 169
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
AcordOy Cannot guarantee time of sailing.
Acosmis, Cannot guarantee time of sailing, but it will be, as at present
fixed, on or about-
Acosmism, Cannot guarantee time of shipment.
Aeostado, Cannot guarantee time of shipment, but expect to ship about
Acogtumar, Cannot possibly ship your order,before
Acotomaday Cannot possibly ship your order before . Will this be
satisfactory?
Acotobelar, Cannot send regular consignments.
Acontado, Cannot ship.
Acoutar^ Cannot ship as requested, but can ship about ——. If this is
not satisfactory, cable reply.
Acobardar^ Cannot ship as requested, but can ship about —Will this
be satisfactory ? Cable reply.
Acodar, Cannot ship before
Acomado, Cannot ship by the
AcoradO) Cannot ship by the but expect to be able to ship by the
. Will this be satisfactory?
Acorenha, Cannot ship by the vessel named.
Acougagem, Cannot ship by the vessel named, but will ship about unless
you cable immediate reply to the contrary.
Acougaria, Cannot ship by the vessel named. She is full. Can ship about
. Will this be satisfactory?
Aequirir, Cannot ship by the vessel named
sailing about
Acravar^ Cannot ship your order.
Acredor, Cannot ship your order before
Acrescer, Cannot ship your order unless
Acrescido, Cannot ship your order unless you are willing to
AcretOpOtO, Cannot ship your order unless you are willing to pay in gold
on delivery.
Acrisolar, Cannot ship your order without cash in hand.
Acritico, Cannot ship your order without cash in hand. Can you remit
by first steamer?
Acroatico, Cannot ship your order without cash in hand. Please remit and
we will ship at once.
Acrobata, Cannot take any risk.
Aerolitho, Cannot take any risk in this matter.
Acrologia) Cannot you get for us the consignment of the ■
Acrostico, Cannot you get us some orders fo/ shipment by a vessel sail-
ing from here about
Aeroterios, Cannot you get us some orders for shipment by her?
AcrotismO) Cannot you get us some orders for shipment by the ——
(sailing about )
Actas, Cannot you get us some orders for shipment by the
(sailing about )
Actlvar, Cannot you give ns an order?
She is full. Can ship by
Will this be satisfactory?
»70 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Ai^tTidAdCf Cannot you give us an order for lumber for shipment by
ActriZ) Cannot you give us an order for lumber for shipment by
the
Actuoso, Cannot you give us an order for shipment by
AcoadO) Cannot you give us an order for shipment by
(sailing about
Aeomolar, Cannot you give us an order for shipment by her?
Acarralar, Cannot you give us an order for shipment by the
Acuryado, Cannot you give us an order for shipment by the (sailing
about )
Acaryilhar, • Cannot you give us some orders for shipment by a vessel sail-
ing from about ?
Acusmetro, Cannot you give us some orders for shipment by a vessel sail-
log from here about —
Aeustica, Cannot you give us the consignment?
Acutilado, Cannot you give us the consignment of
Acumagre, Cannot you send us some orders?
Ada^ma, Cannot you send us some orders for —^
Adagial, Carmot you send us some orders for shipment by
(sailing about ^
Adagio, Can probably get a vessel.
Adamanes, Can probably get a vessel that will cany about
Adamascar, Can probably get a vessel that will carry about for
Adamlco, Can save you about
Adamitaa, Can save you money.
Adaptado, Can save you money if you will allow us to use our judgment
and discretion.
Adaptavel, Can save you money if you will allow us to use our judgment
and discretion in hlling and shipping your order.
Adarga, Can ship.
Adargueiro, Can ship about —— by and balance
Adarrado, Can ship about by and balance about
Addensado, Can ship about one half by and balance about
Addensar, Can ship all of your order except the following: —
AddncldOy Can ship balance about
AdduetiTO| Can ship balance next voyage.
Addoetor, Can ship by sailing about . Shall we ship!
Adduzldo, Can ship by sailing about . Shall we ship?
Adduzlr, Can ship by steamer sailing about
Adeante, Can ship by steamer sailing in about one week.
Adebaixo, Can ship by steamer sailing in about two weeks.
Adelere, Can ship by steamer sailing in about three weeks.
Adelgacar, Can ship by steamer sailing in about four weeks.
Adenalgia, Can ship this about '
Adentado, Can ship this by the (sailing about )
AdentTO, Can ship this by the sailing .about
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. »7i
PubUshed by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 Sttte Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Adepucha, Can ship your order as requested, but think prices will be lower
and should advise waiting until about
Adequado, Can ship your order as requested, but we can get lower prices
(for —) by ordering direct from mill, which will delay ship^
ment until about —. Shall we do this or ship as requested?
Adequar, Can ship your order if you will remit in gold by first steamer.
Aderenca, Can you cancel?
AdernadOy Can you cancel order (from ■■—)?
AdeshoraSy Can you cancel part of order?
AdestradOy Can you cancel part of order, and if so, what part?
Adestrador, Can you cancel part of order, and if so, how much?
Adestro, Can you extend date of delivery, and if so, to what time?
Adevinhar) Can you extend date of shipment, and if so, how long?
Adextrar^ Can you extend date of shipment to about
AdgeneradOy Can you increase it?
Adgenerar, Can you increase it to
Adherir, Can you increase limit about —
AdiadO) Can you increase limit to —
AdlameniOy Can you increase order about —
AdiantadOy Can you increase order to
Adjudiear, Can you reduce?
Adjantar, Can you reduce order, and if so, how much?
Adjutorio, Can you reduce order to
Adjavar^ Can you send samples to
AdmiradOy Can you send us samples (of )
Admirantey Case oil is selling at , and barrel oil at —— per gallon.
AdmiraTely Case oil is selling at , and barrel oil at —, per gallon.
Cannot you give us an order for shipment per
(sailing about ) ?
AdonicOy Case oil is selling at , and barrel oil at per gallon.
Shall we ship all of your oil orders?
Adorando, Consider order filled unless you hear from us to the contrary by
to-morrow.
Adoravel, Consider order filled unless you hear from us to the contrary on
or before —
Adormldo, Consider order filled unless you hear from us to the contrary
very shortly.
Adoxa, Consign goods to
AdabiOy Consign goods to me (us).
Adnladory Consign goods to " Order."
Adaasia, Consign vessel to
AdyertidOy Consign vessel tome (us).
Ateminar,
▼
172 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
AlTectlvo, Do net act on order contained in letter Irom (daieJ )
Afflrmador, Do not act on order contained in letter from me (dated )
AfflxadOy Do not consign ship to
Allligidor, Do not delay in placing your orders. The longer time we
have to fill them, the better we can do for you.
Aflluido, Do not deliver, unless paid for on delivery, the goods marked
as follows: —
AflluxOy Do not put the ship in the hands of —^
Affretar, Do not ship.
AffrontadOy Do not ship at present.
Aflancado, Do not ship my order.
AUdalgar, Do not ship my order dated
Aflgurado, Do not ship my order unless —~
Afllado, Do not ship my order unless you can forward as requested.
Afllamento, Do not ship my order unless you can forward by first
opportunity.
Aflnamento, Do not wish to increase order.
Aflsiulado, Do not wish to order at present, but may do so later.
AfttAdo, Do you not wish to order?
Aforiunar, Do you not wish to order some
Afontado, Do you wish to wait?
Afracado, Do you wish to wait, or will you substitute, and if so, what?
Africano, Do you wish us to ship?
Afrouxar, Do you wish us to substitute?
Afuniadara, Do you wish us to substitute, and if so, what?
Afundido,
Agalanar,
Aggrarar,
Agitador,
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. '73
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Expect to telegraph definitely
Expect to telegraph definitely very
iigitavel, Endeavoring to arrange.
Agnatico, Endeavoring to arrange.
Agnocasto, Endeavoring to arrange,
shortly.
Agonranto, Endeavoring to arrange. Wait until . Will telegraph
definitely at that time.
AgramentOy Everything sailing before this is full.
Agriastico, Expect to ship.
Agrometar, Expect to ship about
Ajantar^ Expect to ship all of your order.
Ajustada* Expect to ship all of your order by
Alabarar, Expect to ship all of your order by
about ——)
AlagOSO) Expect to ship all of your order by about
Alambicar, Expect to ship all of your order by first steamer.
AlamboradOy Expect to ship before that time.
Alampada^ Expect to ship by first steamer, which will sail about
Alastrador, Expect to ship on or about
AlitanadOy Expect to ship on or about . Will this be satisfactory?
Alavanca, Expect vessel will sail.
AlavercadOy Expect vessel will sail on or about
(sailing
Albacar,
Albardado,
Albardllha,
Albarrada,
Albergador,
»74 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U S. A
AlUergaria, Give us a higher limit and we will try and fill your order.
Albertina, Give us a limit and we will try and fill your order.
Albibarba, Give us a limit of and we will try and fill your order.
Albieanto, Give us your very best limit.
AlbinUmo, Give us your very best limit and we will try and fill your order
Albocar^ Granulated sugar is selling at — per pound.
Alborotar, Granulated sugar is selling at per pound. Cannot '•-.1
give us an order for shipment per (s. ilin^
about ) ?
Albngem,
Alburno,
Alcandora,
Alcanzia,
Alcatroado,
Alcador,
Akala,
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. '75
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Bos.on, U. S. A.
Alcape, Has advanced and is now selling at —,
Alchazar, Has advanced and is now selling at —f. o. b.
Alchimiado, Has advanced and is now selling at f. o. b. Shall we
cancel order or ship?
Aleoforar, Have chartered. Expect vessel will sail about
Aleonado, Have chartered the
Alcorana, Have chartered the . She will sail about
AlcOTetar, Have deposited amount of invoice as requested.
AlcoyanaSy Have no refusal.
Alerebite^ Have no refusal at these quotations.
AlcueeroSy Have received no consular invoice.
Alcamenay Have received no consular invoice for shipment per——.
Please send one first mail without fail.
Aleopetor» Have received no consular invoice. Please send one first mail
without fail.
Alcyonianiy Have received no invoice.
Alcyonoid» Have received no invoice for shipment per . Please send
one first mall without fail.
Aldabazos, Have received no letters from you.
AldabeamoSj Have received no letters from you by the
Aldabearia, Have received no letters from you by the—. Did you send
any?
Aldabearon, Have received no letters from you by the last steamer. Did
you send any ?
AldabeO) Have received no letters from you since the one dated—.
Why do you not write?
Aldeazinha, Have received none up to date.
Aldebul, Have received no orders for from you. Do you wish us
to ship?
Aldehyde, Have received no orders for lumber from you. Do you wish
us to ship any by (sailing about ?)
Aldeola, Have received no orders for petroleum from you. Do you
wish us to ship any by (sailing about ?)
Aldeseus, Have received no orders from you.
Aldhelni, Have received no orders from you since the one dated
Aldlana, Have received nothing up to date.
Aldonza, Have received your order (dated )
Aldraba, Have secured the consignment.
Aldrajando, Have secured the consignment to you of
Aldttdes, Have you any orders!
Aleatory, Have you any orders for
Alebant, Have you any orders for shipment per (sailing about )
Alefrono, Have you any orders for shipment per (sailing
about )
Alecrim, Have you executed my order (of )
Alectoriam, Have you executed my order to
Alectorido, Have you received any news from —
>76 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Alectryoiiy Have you received any news of —
Alodrain, Have you received any news of the
Alefan^ine, Have you received invoice?
AlegadoSy Have you received invoice for
Alegramos, Have you received samples?
Alegoatre^ Have you received my invoice?
Alembert, Have you received my order (dated )
Alembical^ Have you received my order for —
Alenboek, Have you received my order of
Alendoa^ Have you received my order of for —
Alentamoa, Have you remitted and how much?
AlentltreU, Have you remitted for invoices?
Alentaron, Have you sent sample?
Alantonry Have you sent sample mentioned in your letter?
Alepaae, How are you remitting?
Alepida, How do you intend to ?
AleqnaadaSp How do you intend to remit?
Alertabaa, How long will it take to fill my order (of )
Alataran^ How long will it take to fill my order (for
Alertemos, How much can you increase it?
AlartaSp How much can you increase the order?
AleMDip How much can you remit?
Ale8C6bftip How much can you remit by first steamer?
Aleseentp How much can you remit on account?
Aleseendnm, How much can you remit on account invoices last trip and liow
soon?
AlotftZOS) How much has— deposited with you?
Alotesn^ How much have you —
Aletrlnas, How much have you collected?
Alottoriay How much have you deposited?
AleuriOp How much have you deposited with ?
Alexanor, How much have you remitted?
Alexidenip How much have you remitted on account invoices?
AlexIdISp How much more time do you need?
AlexlnuSp How much will be saved?
AlexioOp How much will be saved by waiting?
Aleyrode, How much will you remit?
AlfabetoSp How shall we draw?
Alfabetunip How shall we remit?
Alfajor, How shall we ship?
Alfana, How soon can they ship?
Alfanlca, How soon can you remit?
Alfanjada, How soon can you remit and how much?
AlfarabI, How soon can you ship?
Alfardon, How soon do you expect to ship?
Alfazema, How soon do you expect to ship my order (dated ) ?
AlfenideR, How will you remit?
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. 177
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Alfobre,
Alfoll,
Alfoliero,
Alfolles,
Alfombrado,
Alfombro, '
Alfondega,
Alfonsinag,
Alfongino,
Alforjado,
Alforzaba,
Algal tado,
Alganon,
Algarlgmo,
Algarogo,
Algaroth,
Algatrane,
Algayaro,
Algazella,
Algebrigta,
Algemar,
Algerina,
Algegcam,
Algico,
Alglrag,
Algodan,
Algodonal,
Algoideo,
Algorab,
Algorigmo,
Algunog,
Alhajado,
Albayot,
Aibenamog,
Albondigag,
Alborma,
Albumitjo,
Aliamentls,
ir it does not arrive.
If it does not arrive until about , will it be in lime?
it is shipped.
If it is shipped on or about—'
If it is shipped on or about it will b^ satisfactory.
If it is shipped on or about will it be satisfactory?
If price is right can probably get a good order.
If price is right can probably get a large order.
If price is right can probably place a large order.
If price is right will give you an order.
If price is right will give you an order for
If she sails before —~
If she sails before that time.
If she sails on or about —
If this is not satisfactory, cable immediate reply.
If this is not satisfactory, cable immediate reply, giving instruc-
tions.
If this vessel sails on or about
If you can double the order.
If you can get the consignment.
If you can give us an order.
If you can give us an order without restrictions.
If you can give us an order without restrictions as to
If you can give us an order without restrictions as to delivery
or date of sailing.
If you can give us more time.
If you can give us more time, we can probably All order at
lower prices.
If you can give us more time, we can probably hll order at
per cent, lower.
If you can give us more time, we can probably fill order withi.i
limit.
If you can give us until
If you can give us until we can probably do better as to
prices.
If you can give us until we can probably fill order at
per cent, lower.
If you can give us until we can probably fill order within
limit.
If you can increase order.
Is expected to leave
Is expected to leave about
If you can increase order about
If you can increase order to
If you can increase order to we can get lower freight.
If you can increase order to — we can get lower freight and
probably lower prices.
'78 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., sis State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Aliando,
Aliartus,
Aliatis,
Alibando,
Alibato,
AlibaTamo,
Alibilium,
Aliboron,
Alicarium,
Alieaatra,
Allcastrnm,
Alicatado,
Alienaba,
Alienammo,
Alienainoa,
Alifado,
Aliremoa,
Aligaban,
Alijaro,
Alimana,
Alimango,
Aliquando,
Aliquoi^m,
Aliquota,
Alkalden,
Alkanet,
Alkarsine,
Alkermes,
Allabatos,
Allambitos,
Allambitum,
Allampando,
Allaiupare,
Allampo,
Allappa,
Allectando,
Allectatos,
If you can increase order to —-, we can get lower prices.
If you can increase order to ——, we can obtain - per cent,
lower.
If you can make up a cargo of about ■■ , we might charter.
If you cannot do thisp what can you do?
If you cannot do this, what is best you can do?
If you cannot fill the order.
If you cannot fill the order, cable reply.
If you cannot fill the order exactly as given.
If you cannot fill the order exactly as given, how near to specU
fication can you fill it?
If you cannot fill the order exactly as given, what is the best
you can do?
If you cannot fill the order within limits.
If you cannot fill the order within limits, what can you do?
If you cannot fill order within time named, what is best you
can do?
If you cannot increase order.
If you cannot ship.
If you cannot ship as requested, do not ship.
If you cannot ship as requested, then do the best you can.
If you cannot ship before " ■-
If you cannot ship before do not ship.
If you cannot ship by that vessel.
If you cannot ship by that vessel, do not ship.
If you cannot ship by that vessel, then ship by
If you cannot ship by that vessel, then ship by first opportunity.
If you will give us the order.
If you will give us the order without restrictions.
If you will give us the order without restrictions as to —
If you wish to place an order at these prices, cable quick.
If you wish us to ship at these prices, cable quick. We can
ship by the (sailing about )
If you wish to place an order at these prices, cable quick. We
can ship by the (sailing about —-)
If you wish us to ship on this basis, cable reply.
If you wish us to ship on this basis, with the understanding
that we give no guarantee, but will do our best to carry out
your wishes, cable reply.
If you wish us to ship on this basis, cable reply without
delay.
If we can get a smaller vessel, we will reduce your order.
If we cannot get consignment.
If we cannot ship.
If we cannot ship as requested, how shall we ship?
If we cannot ship by that vessel, shall we ship by the
(sailing about —')
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. 179
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U S. A.
Allegramnio, H we cannot ship by , will ship by first opportunity
following.
Allegrando, If we cannot ship by that vessel, will ship by first opportunity
following.
Allegrato, If we cannot ship by that vessel, will ship by
(sailing about—)
AllibratO) If we cannot ship then, shall we ship by the , sailing
about — -
Allibrava, If we cannot ship by the we will ship by the , sail-
ing about
Alllgabo, If we wait.
Allisuroa, If we wait much longer.
Allobo, If we wait much longer, cannot fill order at prices quoted.
Allobroger, If we wait to get a vessel small enough to take your order.
Allobrogo, In compliance with your order.
Allobroxy In addition to order already given.
Alloccato, In addition to order already given, please ship.
Allocutum, In compliance with your order of
Allodapa, In order to comply with your request.
Allodola^ In order to obtain consignment.
Allodromey Instead of the pronoun*'we" please insert the pronoun " I,"
as I telegraph in a personal sense only.
Allofana, Instead of the pronoun " you" please understand it means the
party you are dealing with.
Allogato, Invoice will amount to about —»
Allopaiico, Invoice will amount to about —Can you pay for same in
gold on arrival?
AllophanOy Invoice will amount to about. How soon can you remit
for same?
Allospermey Inward consignment.
AllottandO) In whose hands do you wish us to place the business?
Alluduntar, In whose hands do you wish us to place the ship?
AllumanOy Is your last order in addition to order dated ?
Allumnar, Is your last order in addition to previous orders?
Allangando, Is your order for — still good?
Allungato, Is your order of — in addition to previous orders?
Allyatem, Is your order of — in addition to order dated —
Almachio, Is your order of — still good?
Almadaneta, Is your order still good to ——
Almadia, Is your order still good to ship?
Almadlado, It may be a few days before we can do this.
Almadrena, It may be a week before we can do this.
Almafega, It may be two weeks before we can do this.
AlmagestOy It may be until before we can do this.
Almagralt impossible to get this.
AlmagramoS) It will be impossible to get this before
AlmagrandO) It will be imp^sible to ship as requested.
i8o the ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 Sute Street. Boston, U. S. A.
AliUkBdray It will be impossible to ship before
Alm&iiias, It will take longer than expected.
Almarbato, It will take until to get them made.
AIniatero, It will take until that time to
Almaturos, It will take until that time to get the g<H)ds made.
Alnienado,
Almerio,
Almibar,
Almibarado,
Almidonar,
Almirantes,
Almocat,
AlmodOTar,
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. i8i
Published by F. O. HOUOHTON & CO., 115 Sute Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Almofftr, 'Make my order of read as follows:
Ambronuni, Make my order read as follows;
Ambrostolo, Make my order read for instead of—
Ambryon, May be able to buy at
Ambryssus, May be able to buy lower.
Ambrysum, May be able to buy lower, and if we do, you will, of course,
receive the benefit of any reduction in prices.
Ambulaban, May not be able to -
Ambulabunt, May not be able to do this.
Ambulacrum, May not be able to do this before
Ambulada, May not be able to report on this before
Anibulani^is,
Ambulandos,
AmbuUres,
Ambulatos,
Ambulalrix,
I82 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Ambiirendos, Order filled before your dispatch was received.
AmbureDdum, Order filled before your letter was received.
Ambastos, Order is executed at limits.
Ambusturftiu, Order is too small.
AmechandOy Order is too small. Cannot you increase it?
AmelonadaS) Order is too small to enable us to charter at a satisfactory figure.
If you can increase it to we can do better for you.
Amentabafl, Order is too small to enable us to buy at limit given.
Amentabniity Order is too small to enable us to buy at lowest prices.
Amentemos, Order is too small to enable us to buy at lowest prices. Cannot
you increase it?
Amerolla, Order is too small to enable us to buy at lowest prices. Cannot
you increase it to —
AmestratuSy Order received.
Ametabola^ Order received and shall have our best attention.
AmetaboliCy Order received but we cannot accept same if you wish us to
give guarantee.
Ainatalado, Order received but we cannot accept same if you wish us to
give guarantee as to time of shipment or delivery.
Ametrallar, Order received too late.
Amezendar, Order received too late to ship.
Amherstia^ Order received too late to ship as requested. How shall we
ship?
Amiealibns, Order received too late to ship as requested. Shall we ship by
first opportunity?
Amlctoriuniy Order received too late to ship as requested. Shall we ship by
Sarah " ?
Amienlatum, Order received too late to ship as requested. Shall we ship
by ?
Amidoso, Order received too late to ship as requested. Will ship as
soon as we can get the goods.
Amigabamos, Order received too late to ship as requested. Will ship by first
vessel on which we can secure freight room.
Amigamoay Order received loo late to ship as requested. Will ship by the
(sailing about )
AmigandOy Order received too late to ship by vessel named. Can ship by
sailing about Shall we ship?
AmigdolatOf Order received too late to ship. What shall we do?
AmUtamos, Order received. Will ship as soon as we can get the goods.
Expect this will be on or about
AmmanipolOy Order shipped before your dispatch was received.
AniiDansitOy Order shipped before your letter was received.
AmmariDO,. Our agents are
AmmartellOy Our agents at are —
AmmassandOy Outward consigiunent '
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. 183
Published by F; O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Ammftssato, Part of your order has to be manufactured. Have placed the
order and as soon as goods are received we will ship.
Ammazzano, Part of your order has to be manufactured. This will delay
shipment until about. Do you wish us to ship what
goods we can at once or wait until we can ship all?
Ammazzolo, Per barrel.
Ammodytes, Per barrel of 280 lbs.
Ammogliato, Per bushel.
AmmogliO) Per bushel of 56 lbs.
AmmoUammo, Per bushel of 60 lbs.
Ammollato, Per 100 lbs.
Ammonalum, Per cwt. of 112 lbs.
Amnionlacum, Per gallon.
Ammortano, Per kilogramme
Ammoscito, Per pound.
Ammotta^ Per quarter.
Ammotino, Per quarter of 448 lbs.
Ammudates, Per quarter of 480 lbs.
Ammurleo, Per standard.
Ammutendo, Per thousand.
Amobatas, Per M of 1200 pieces.
Amoeado, Per ton of looo kilos
Amoforos, Per ton of 2000 lbs.
Amojamo, Per ton of 2240 lbs.
Amolabas, Per ton of 40 cubic feet
Amolador, Per yard.
Amoladura, Place the matter in the hands ol ^
AmoldamoS) Place the ship in the hands of
Amollantes, Please act as our agents.
Amone8ta9 Please act as our agents in tne mattes.
AmonestadOy Please act as our agents. We give you full discretionary power.
Do as you think best for our interests.
Amonestingy Please do not deliver the goods marked as follows, unless paid
for on delivery: —
Amonlaco, Please place the business in the hands of
AmonlatoS) Please send by hrst opportunity
Amontay, Please send by first opportunity samples'of—
Amontonado, Please send us by mail some good orders for the next voyage of
the (sailing about
Amontonar, Please send us your account current.
Amorabando, Please send us your account current. We have received none
since the one dated —^
Amoranza, Please ship — more by first opportunity.
Amorataba, Please ship —^ by first steamer.
Amoratamos, Please ship the following order by
Amoratando, Please ship the following order by first steamer on which you
can secure frei||^t room: —
I84 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Amorgog, Quote approximate cost, freight and insurance, on following
cargo delivered at vessel's tackles at this port.
Amorlbus* Quote approximate cost, freight and insurance, on following
cargo from to ——
Araorfgtie, Quote approximate cost, freight and insurance, on following
cargo from and delivered at vessel's tackles at this port.
Amorium, Quote approximate cost, freight and insurance, on following
cargo from Boston and delivered at vessel's tackles at this
port.
AmormftdOy Quote approximate cost, freight and insurance, on following
cargo from New York and delivered at vessel's tackles at this
port.
Amorosas, Quote cost {.o.b. on following: —
Amorosello, Quote cost f.o.b. on following cargo and when can you ship: ^
Amorosino^ Quote cost, freight and insurance on following cargo delivered
at vessel's tackles at—
Amortlza, Quote cost, freight and insurance on following cargo delivered
at vessel's tackles at this port:
Amoaeada,
Amoatazadn,
AmAtnrisr
Avnpae,
Ampaeog,
Ampalaba,
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. i8s
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U, S. A.
Ampaiion, Referring to my order (dated -)
Amparabas, Referring to my order for ■
Ampareinos, Referring to your cable we quote —
Ampelleos, Referring to your invoice (dated —)
AmpeliDa* Referring to your order by cable we quote
Ampelitas, Referring to your order (dated
Ampelus, Referring to your order for——
Ampelusia, Regarding date of
Ampersand, Regarding date of delivery.
Amphasie, Regarding date of sailing.
Amphialus, Regarding date of shipment,
Amphibalis, Regarding samples.
Amphibolic, Regarding samples of
Amphidonax, Regarding samples mentioned.
Amphldoxus, Regarding samples mentioned in our letter (of
imphidiira, Regarding samples mentioned in your letter (of ——)
Amphigenia, Regarding shipment mentioned.
Amphigoric, Regarding shipment mentioned in our letter.
Arophilytus, Regarding shipment mentioned in your letter.
Amphimarus, Regret we cannot.
Amphion, Regret we cannot accept.
Amphitapos, Regret we cannot accept less than price quoted.
Amphode,
Amphonix. — —
.. >
Amphorario. ^
Amphoteric, n ■ —
..-titoaiiA
■ — .ti>;a >auA
AmplectlTO, — — -— —.'
iS6 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S.
Amplexofy Sailing direct (to
AmpllainoSy Same grade (or quality) as—~
Ampliariaiiy Same grade (or quality) as last shipment.
AmpliatiTOy Same grade (or quality) as last shipment per
AmplifleOy Same grade (or quality) as shipment
Amplitudes^ Samples mentioned (in your letter of *—) not yet received.
AmpollUy Samples not received.
AmpollamoSy Samples not received for —
Ampollett*» Samples not received by the ■
Ampollnzza, Samples not received. What shall we do?
AmpotiSy Samples not yet received. Send duplicates by hrst opportunity.
AmprandOy Samples of —• not yet received. Send duplicates by iirst
opportunity.
Ampsaenm, See him (them) and arrange matters.
AmpulosaSp See him (them) and arrange matters as quickly as possible.
AmputzdOy Send by hrst mail without fail.
AmputzrlOp Send by first mail without fail a copy of
AmpntatriXp Send by first mail without fail two copies of—
AmpntOy Send consular invoice.
AmputollOf Send consular invoice by first opportunity.
AmputonSy Send consular invoice by first opportunity for shipment of
Ampycns, Send consular invoice by first opportunity for shipment per —
AmncandOp Send invoice in detail by first opportunity.
AmueblOy Send invoice in detail by first opportunity for shipment of
AmnfadOy Send invoice in detail by first opportunity for shipment per —»
AmugronOy Send us an order and we will do the best possible.
ArauletiC) Shall we act as agents for you in the matter?
AmnradoSy Shall we look after your interests?
Amuraty Shall we sign contract?
Amnreaban, Shall we ship?
Amurillap Shall we ship at that time?
AmusgamoSp Shall we ship by
AmnsgandOp Shall we ship by first opportunity following?
AmnsgarODp Shall we ship by next opportunity following?
AnabioSy Shall we ship by that vessel?
Anabolap Shall we substitute?
AnabolicuSp Shall we substitute what we consider equally as good?
Anabolium, Shall we take charge of the business for you? If so, please cable
your instructions.
AnabrosiSp She has arrived.
Aaabura, She has arrived and will sail
Aoacardlum, She has arrived and will sail, as at present fixed, on or about
Anactorium, She has sailed.
AnadosiSp She is consigned to —
Anadromep She is consigned to you.
Anafestua, She is expected to arrive at loading port so as to load her cargo
and sail about —
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. 187
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., iis State Street, Boston. U S. A.
Anafora, She is now on a voyage, but is expected to arrive at loading
port so as to load her cargo and sail about—^
Anaforieo, She is on a voyage to —
Anafrodltay She is on a voyage to — and will be consigned to you.
Anagramma^ She is on a voyage to your port.
AnaleptleO) She is on a vt^age to your port and will be consigned to you.
Anaplastic^ She sailed
Anaspando, She sailed to-day.
Anaspavay She saikd yesterday.
Anatarios. She should arrive at destination about
AnatrandOy She should arrive at your port about—
AnchariaSy She will be consigned to^—•
AneillatoSy She will be consigned to you.
AneipitadOy She will go to your port direct.
Anclpitoas^ She will go to your port via
AncoratOy She will sail
Ancyrauuniy She will sail, aS at present fixed, on or about ■ ■
AndamcntOy She will sail on or about
AndamiO) She will sail to-morrow.
Andaremos, Ship best way you can.
AndatorCy Ship by the following order: —
Andnlarios, Ship by first steamer the following order: —
Anemolia^ Ship by next steamer.
AnfanatOy Ship double the quantity.
Anforeita, Ship only half the quantity.
AngazOSy Ship by S. S. ** Peninsular " the following order: —
AnglomanaSy Ship by S. S. ** Vega" the following order: —
AngolatOy Shipment to be made not later than —
Angrodas, Ship my order by
AngnlariaSt Ship my order by if she sails on or before —
AngnatammOi Ship my order by first vessel on which you can secure freight
room.
Aoillarian^ Ship my order (dated ) as soon as possible.
Animalesco, Should much prefer
Anlmastico, Should much prefer to —
Animatore) Should much prefer to meet you.
Anisatum,
Aniiops,
i88 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F* O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U S. A.
WORDS FROM OTHER CODES.
AnUonini, The following words are from my private code.
Anoreetum, The first word following is from my private code, and the rest
from this code.
ABOrtharfty The two words following are from my private code, and the rest
from this code.
AnostomOy The three words following are from my private code, and the rest
from this code.
AnselmOy The four words following are from my private code, and the rest
from this code.
Anserlna, The hve words following are from my private code, and the rest
from this code.
Antagony^ The following words are from the A. B. C. Code.
Antagoras, The first word following is from the A. 6. C. Code, and the rest
from this code.
Antecedo, The two words following are from the A. B. C. Code, and the rest
from this code.
Anteeoros, The three words following are from the A. B. C. Code, and the
rest from this code.
AnteerUtOf The fourwords following are from the A. B. C. Code^and the rest
from this code.
Antedico, The five words following are from the A. B. C. Code, and the rest
from this code.
Antedorsal, The following words are from the Cosmopolitan Code.
Antefactum, The first word following is from the Cosmopolitan Code, and
the rest from this code.
Aotefero, The two words following are from the Cosmopolitan Code, and
the rest from this code.
Antegestum, The three words following are from the Cosmopolitan Code, and
the rest from this code.
Antelatum, The four words following are from the Cosmopolitan Code, and
the rest from this code.
Antemano, The five words following are from the Cosmopolitan Code, and
the rest from this code.
Anteposito, The following words are from Leiber's Telegraphic Cipher
Code.
Antepotens, The first word following is from Leiber's Telegraphic Cipher
Code, and the rest from this code.
Anthodium, The two words following are from Leiber's Telegraphic Cipher
Code, and the rest from this code.
Anthropoid, The three words following are from Leiber's Telegraphic Cipher
Code, and the rest from this code.
Antlclpons, The four words following are from Leiber's Telegraphic Cipher
Code, and the rest from this code.
Antleorro, The five words following are from Leiber's Telegraphic Cipher
Code, and the rest from this code.'
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. '89
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U S. A..
Antlerates,
Antidoreaa,
Antifona,
AntigonOR,
Autigrsdo,
Antimuro,
Antipasto,
Antlcopo,
Antlpodum,
Antomides,
Anzoladaa,
Anzolar,
Anzolinho,
Anzuelo,
Aortieo,
Apagado,
Apalaneo,
Apaneora,
Apandara,
ApandemoS)
Apandillo,
Apandorgo,
Apanosco,
Aparato,
Apartium,
Apehood,
Apelmazo,
Apeaboonij
Apereollo,
ApertamuR,
ApcRtaron,
The following words are from Scott's Code and Supplement.
The first word following is from Scott's Code and Supplement,
and the rest from this code.
The two words following are from Scott's Code and Supplement,
and the rest from this code.
The three words following are from Scott's Cede and Supple-
ment, and the rest from this code.
The four words following are from Scott's Code and Supplement,
and the rest from this <^e.
The five words following are from Scott's Code and Supplement,
and the rest from this code.
The following words are from Watkins' Code and Appendix.
The first word following is from Watkins' Code and Appendix,
and the rest from this code.
The two words following are from Watkins'Code and Appendix,
and the rest from this code.
The three words following are from Watkins' Code and Appen-
dix, and the rest from this code.
The four words following are from Watkins' Code, and Appen-
dix, and the rest from this code.
The five words following are from Watkins' Code and Appen-
dix, and the rest from this code.
Telegram received. Cannot ship as requested hut will ship by
the — sailing about . Will this be satisfactory?
Telegram received. Cannot ship as requested hut will ship by
vessel sailing about . Will this he satisfactory?
Telegram received. Caimot ship by vessel named. She is full.
Will ship by first vessel on which we can secure freight room.
Telegram received too late to cancel your order.
Telegram received too late to change your order.
Telegram received too late to ship as requested.
Telegram received too late to ship as requested. Will ship by
first vessel on which we can secure freight room.
Telegram received too late to ship as requested. Will ship by
the sailing about . Will this he satisfactory?
Telegram received too late to stop shipment. Goods were
already on board.
Terms of the contract are as follows:
Telegraph when you ship.
Telegraph when you ship and give name of vessel.
The delay is —
The delay is in getting
The delay is in getting a vessel.
The delay is in getting a vessel small enough to carry your
order.
The delay is in getting a vessel that is suited to your order.
The delay is in gwting the goods.
190 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Stixet, nostoii. US./.
AphftDltey The delay is in getting the goods manufactured.
AphyllouSy The delay was caused by
Apianoniniy The delay will be
Apicaraba^ The delay will be until about
ApiculadOy The difficulty is
ApicnloSy The difficulty is in getting
Apicultor, The difficulty will be to
ApidaDBSy The difficulty will be to get ■ ■ ■
Apinarian, There must be no cancellation of the order unless yuu agree tc
stand any loss resulting from such cancellation.
AplacOy These goods are not manufactured now.
Aplana^ Think the delay will not be longer than —- days.
AplanabaSy Think we can fill.
AplanaraBy Think we can fill order.
AplantillOy Think we can fill order, but must have more time.
AplastamoSy Think we can fill order* but must have until
AplastaadOy Think we can save you about ■
Aplaudas* Think you had better arrange.
Aplomando* Think you had better arrange as suggested.
Apoeopum* Think you had better arrange with —
Apoculnre* Think you had better sc<.
Apoeulem* This may delay shipment.
Apodamos* This may delay shipment until abou.
Apodeetam* This is in addition to order of •
Apomazo* This is in addition to order from ——
ApophanitOy This is in addition to order sent by
Apoptose^ This is in addition to previous order.
Aporiandoa* This is the best that can be done at present.
Aportlllas* This is the situation at the present writing, but it may chance
at any moment.
Apostamos, This is the situation at the present writing, but it may change
for the worse at any moment.
Apostarian, This is the situation at the present writing, but we believe it is
likely to improve rather than grow worse.
ApostatieOy This is the situation at the present writing, but the feeling i.s
that we have seen the worst and from this time onward
matters will improve.
Apostolat) This is the very best that can be done.
Apoatolum, This is the very best we can do.
Apostura* This order must be shipped on or before —
Apotamia* This vessel is bound to
AppagollOf This vessel is bound to this port.
Appellandl, This vessel is bound to your port.
Appigliano, This vessel is on voyage to —~
Appinza, This vessel is on voyage to your port —
Applosom*^ To what amount may I (we) draw?
Applicatig, To whom is she consigned?
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. I9'
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 SUte Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Applicatam, To whom is the vessel consigned (at —)?
Apploratar, To whom shall I (we) apply?
AppontonI, To whom shall I (we) apply for —
Apportando, To whom shall I (we) apply on arrival (at )?
Apprezzano, Try and get an order from
Approbamiis, Try and get an order from — for shipment per
Approbator, Try and get an order from — for shipment per Bark " Sarah,**
Approfonda, Try and secure consignment of
Approssimo, Try and secure con»gnment to us of She is bound to this
port.
Appuntassi,
The following words are found in the Special White Star Line
Code.
Aprazador, The following words are found in the Special Red Star Line
Code.
AprensamoSy The following words are found in the Special Leyland Line
Code.
Aptosime,
Aptotic,
Aptrorum,
Apaado,
»92 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., xij State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Apulgaba, Unless you can give us.
ApunchOy Unless you can give us a higher limit.
Aquluas, Unless you can give us a higher limit, we shall be unable to fiH
your order.
ArabeseOy Unless you can give us more time.
ArabizandOy Unless you can give us more time we shall be unable to (ill
your order.
Arabus, Unless you can increase order.
Aracillum, Unless you can increase order to ——
Aragonita^ Unless you can increase order to ——, we shall be unable to fill
at your limit.
ArandolO) ■ Unless you can increase order to — —, we shall be unable to
ship.
Arapoca, Unless you can increase order to—, we shall be unable to ship
within time mentioned.
Arbttrados,
Arbltrando,
Arbocala,
Arbogast,
Arboladoa,
Arbollon,
Arborator,
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. i93
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., iij State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Arborifal, Vessel is consigned to
Arboroaa^ Vessel is consigned to her captain.
Arbroty Vessel is consigned to no one at present.
ArbuBtabo, Vessel is consigned to you.
Arcadore, Vessel is nearly full.
Arebandros, Vessel is not consigned to ■
Arehdraid, Vessel is not consigned to you.
Archdtical, Vessel must be consigned to us.
Archebnlus, Vessel sailed
Archemore^ Vessel sailed to-day.
Archenda, Vessel sailed yesterday.
ArchepoliSy Vessel will sail, as at present fixed, on or about
Archetimus, Vessel will sail on or about
ArehUenm,
Archlma^e,
Arehimagus,
Aiehon,
Archontie,
Arciballo,
Areibaneo,
194 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
AreUUmos,
ArelmMtro,
Areimboldi,
Areolalano,
Areontado,
Areularnm,
Ardalna,
Ardentello,
Ardentibua,
Arderollo,
Ardiamoa,
Ardlentea,
Arengador,
Arenoao,
Areatiaado,
Arganollo,
Argentamoa,
Argeutarnm,
Argolieaa,
ArgoIieO)
Argomento,
Argotant,
Argntandoa,
Arlbonen,
Arldornm,
Arldnlos,
Arlatobnla,
Arlatonna,
Ariatophon,
Armatorum,
Armblaker,
We accept order.
We accept order if you will agree to pay in gold on arrival of
goods.
We accept order if you will agree to remit by Hrst steamer.
We accept order if you will pay in gold on arrival of goods, also
cost of freight and insurance on specie this way.
We accept order subject to ——
We accept order subject to our being able to
We accept order subject our being able to charter.
We accept order subject to ur being able to charter within
specified time.
We accept order subject to our being able to charter within
your limit.
We accept order subject to our being able to fill it at limits given.
We accept order subject to our being able to fill it at limits
given both as to prices and time of shipment.
We accept order subject to our being able to ship within time
specified.
We are offered
We are offered a vessel that will carry about—
We are offered a vessel that will carry about Can you
change order to agree and what shall we cut down (or
increase)?
We are remitting —— per —
We are remitting to you by first steamer the sum of —*
We are sending you a consignment (of ^—)
We are sending you a sample consignment (of ——)
We are sure we can execute the order to your satisfaction.
We expect to ship on or about —~ but may not be able to do
so.
We give you the consignment.
We have the matter well in hand.
We have the matter well in hand and will cable as soon as we
can get the information desired.
We have the matter well in hand and will cable as soon as we
make progress enough to warrant reporting.
We must be fully protected.
We quote approximate cost, freight, and insurance on to
your port, as follows:
We quote approximate cost, freight, and insurance on cargo
mentioned to your port, as follows:
We quote prices f. o. b. as follows:
We shall have to charge cost of freight and insurance on specie
this way.
We shall have to charge interest from time of shipment until
time of payment here, also cost of freight and insurance on
specie this way.
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX. '95
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Armborst,
Armenstoek,
Armentosug,
Arm bitten,
Armltactor,
Armkraft,
Armkussen,
Armotoma, '
Arpagono,
Arripiado,
Arrobustar,
Arrogador,
Armgo,
Armmbo,
Arsenidos,
Arshlne,
Arsolah,
Artienlado.
Artimpasa,
Aryandes,
Arzinho,
Arzobispal,
Arzolla,
Asal tamos,
Asaltarian,
Asbostinas,
Asbolus,
Ascalonem,
Ascanius,
Asearldes,
Ascobolo,
Asellaram,
Asertorlo,
Asereramos,
Asfaltado,
Asfaltemos,
Asfaltieo,
Asflxiando,
Asfodelado,
Asfodelina,
Asfodillo,
Ashimab,
Ashkelon,
Ashlar,
Why has n't she sailed?
We solicit the consignment of -
What can you offer for — f. o. b.?
What can you offer for — f. o. b, here?
What can you offer for f. o. b. in —?
What are the terms?
What are the terms of the contract?
What do you wish us to do?
What do you wish us to substitute?
What is delaying the
What is the best you can do?
When and what way does — return?
When and what way do they return?
When and what way do you return?
What part of your order shall we cut down?
What part of your order shall we increase?
What part of your order shall we increase or diminish?
What will it cost?
What will it cost to carry out following plan?
What will it cost to carry out your plan?
When can we expect — ?
When can you execute my (our) order?
When can you execute my (our) order (of ^—)?
When can you remit?
When can you remit balance?
When can you remit balance due us?
When can you ship this order?
When did sail?
When will the first steamer sail?
When will the first steamer sail direct for
When may 1 expect my ordcr(s) ?
When may we expect your order(s) ?
When did she arrive ?
When did she sail ?
When do you expect — ?
When do you expect to ship?
When do you expect to ship my (our) order?
When do you intend to —
When will she be due ?
When will she sail?
When will the
When will the
order by her?
When will the
by her?
When will the
— by her?
When will the sail?
sail?
sail, and can you ship following
sail, and can you ship my order
sail, and can you ship my order
196 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Atldno,
Asignamos,
Aainolto,
Askold,
Asmatico,
Aaobarcar,
Asolaramos,
Aaolaggimo,
Agombro,
Agomor,
Agpalax,
Agpando,
Agpariag,
Agpartato,
Agpeadag,
Agpearlan,
Agpectamug,
Agpeetandi,
Agpellant,
Agpendiog,
Agperella,
Agperga,
Agpergine,
Agpergolo,
Agperltndo,
Agpermong,
Agperog,
Agpettaado,
Agphalle,
Agphaltog,
Agphodelug,
Agpidinm,
Agpiloteg,
Agplenog,
Agpona,
Agporag,
Agpredo,
Agpoli,
When will the sail, and can you ship following order by her?
When will the vessel sail?
When will the vessel sail, and can you ship my order by her?
When will you remit?
Where are the samples ?
Where are the samples mentioned in your letter of ?
Where do you expect to be in —?
Why do you not attend to —?
Why do you not attend to request in our letter of ^^ ?■
Why do you not send —— ?
Why do you not send us some orders?
Why have you not shipped my order (dated —) ?
Will accept order if you will deposit the amount of the invoice
with
Will do the best we can, but can give no guarantee.
Will do the best we can, but can give no guarantee as to date
of sailing.
Will do the best we can, but can give no guarantee as to
delivery.
Will do the best we can, but can give no guarantee as to
delivery or date of sailing.
Will it do if we ship by ^—?
Will it do if we ship by next steamer?
Will not join with
Will pay as requested.
Will pay in gold on arrival here.
Will remit as requested.
Will remit balance by
Will remit by —
Will remit by first steamer.
Will remit by first steamer the sum of >
Will ship all we possibly can.
Will ship all we possibly can by
Will ship all we possibly can by vessel named.
Will ship by
Will ship by sailing about —
Will ship your order per . If this is not satisfactory, cable
reply.
Will try and fill order, but think limit too low.
Will try and fill order, but think limit too low. Cannot you
raise it?
Will try and fill order, but think time too short.
Will try and fill order, but think time too short and limit too
low. Can you give us more time and how much can you
raise limit?
Will try and fill order, but think time too short. How much
longer can you give us?
THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX, '97
Published by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 State Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Asponteii) Will you accept the consignment of 1
AssadO) Will you accept the consignment of bound to ?
Assalgo, Will you pay in gd»d on arrival of goods?
Assaltato, Will you remit in gold by first steamer?
Assiratnm, Will you see ?
Astloeh, Will you see him (or her)?
A8toniora]ii> Will you see them?
AstOxemiiSy Will you take an interest in consignment of —— ?
AtabnluS) Will you take consignment of ?
AtalhadOy With this exception.
Atamancar, With this exception everything is all right.
Atemorlzo,
Athanatus,
Athanor,
Athenibar,
Athermancy
Atheroma,
Athlon.
«
198 THE ADAMS CABLE CODEX.
Publishea by F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., 115 Sute Street, Boston, U. S. A.
Athoneni,
Attaotis,
Athraeem,
Athnilla,
Atbymbra,
Athymia,
Athjrrion,
Atlantieoa,
AtlaDiieum,
Atlaaband,
Atlasblnme,
Atlttsrock,
Atlodyme,
Atractode,.
Atragantar,
You may draw at sight on London for amount of invoice.
You may draw with bill of lading attached.
You may increase limit as requested.
You may increase limit to —
You may increase order as requested.
You may increase order to
You may use your judgment and discretion.
You may use your judgment and discretion in executing and
shipping the order.
Yeu may use your judgpient and discretion in executing the
order as to prices, but it must be shipped so as to arrive here
on or before —
You will save money.
You will save money by —
You will save money by doing this.
You will save money by waiting.
Your cable received too late to cancel order.
Your cable received too late to stop shipment.
Atramento,
Atrapadoa,
Atroebado,
Atronador,
Atropina,
Atropoua,
WHITE
5TAR
^ WEDNE
LINE
United States and Royal Hail Steamers.
WEDNESDAY,
New York and Liverpool,
CALUNG AT QUEENSTOWN.
PASSENGER STEAMERS.
M/UeSTIC, 10,000 tons. /ON/Of 4,753 tons.
TBUTON/C, xo,ooo tons. DO/f/U* 4,784 tons.
BR/TANN/0, 5,000 tons. OOPT/C, 4,448 tons.
QERMANIO, 5,oco tons. BCLQIC, 4,211 tons.
ADR/AT/0, 3,887 tons. QAEL/Q, 4,205 tons.
QOTHIC, 7,730 tons. OCBAHIO, 3,807 tons.
CARGO AND LIVE STOCK STEAMERS.
*0£0/t6/Ct Twin Screw, xo,ooo tons. TAU/i/0, Twin Screw, 5,728 tons.
•• '• ®'3'S " HOMAOIO, „ „ '5,749 „
fiOC/C. „ „ 6,583 „ OUFIO, „ „ 4,639 ..
RUN/C, Twin Screw, 4,640 tons.
^Largest Cargo Steamer in tne world.
Route. ~ The Steamers of this Line adhere strictly to the Atlantic Lane
Routes, on both the outward and homeward voyages.
Baggage. — Each adult passenger is allowed to carry 20 cubic feet, and any-
thing in excess of this quantity will be charged at the rate of is. per foot. Trunks
or packages for Staterooms should not exceed 14 inches in height, 2 feet in width,
or 3 (eet in length. Baggage can be sent to the Pier on Monday or Tuesday
before sailing.
Insurance. ~ Baggage can be insured at 25 cents per $100.
Steamer Chairs. — Specially constructed for this Company, can be hired for
$1.00 at this office or on the Company's Pier. Orders should be accompanied
by cash.
Jewelry and all Valuables are entirely at the passenger's risk, unless placed
in the Purser's care.
Steamers sail every Wednesday from Pier 45, foot of West 10th Street.
Cotton is carried on the Mail Steamers of the White Star Line,
Pacifle Steam Navigation Co., to East and West Coast of
. South America.
' AGENCY Orient Line, to Naples, B^pt, and Australia.
tShftW, SsTill A Albion Line, to Teneriffe, Cape Town, Tas-
mania, and New Zealand.
~ Castle Hail Packet Co., to Cape Town and all points in South
Africa.
SPECIAL PLEASURE EXCURSIONS, by Orient Line Steameia from
London, during Winter and Spring Months to the Mediterranean,
and during the Summer to the Norway Fiords and North
Cape (for midnight sun). Send for circulars
giving routes, passage rates, etc.
F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., OenT Agents,
,15 State Street, cor. Broad St. BOSTON.
Teiephone 1359.
Red Star Line.
One of the Shortest Routes to NEW YORK
Belgium, Holland, France, Swit- AND
zerland, The Rhine and Italy. ANTWERP.
S.S. '^SOUTHWARK/'
8607 Tons,
and S.S. " KENSINGTON,"
8669 Tons.
S.S. "Southwakk" and "Kensington" are
Twin Screw Steamers of Latest Construction.
They were built in the year 1894, and special pains were
taken in fitting them out, so as to combine in them greatest
SBjfety, comfort and speed.
The steamers are provided with a double bottom, and are
divided into five watertight compartments.
The first and most important difference is in the fact that
S.S. "Southwakk" and "Kensington" carry only one
class of cabin passengers, which is called " Second Cabin,"
but is practically "First Cabin." The staterooms are in
the centre of the vessel, where the highest priced First
Cabin rooms are located in other steamers. The passengers
have the use of the main saloon, the promenade deck,
smoke-room, bath-rooms, etc., etc., in the best part of the
steamer.
For passage, cabin plans, etc., apply to
F. O. HOUGHTON & CO.,
New England Agents,
US State Street, Cor. Broad St., BOSTON.
W. N. Proctor & Co.
Customs SSro/cersj
J'orwarders and i^ailroad
^ffonts.
lmpor*t F'reigfit Agents.
NHW MNGI^AND R. R.
BOSTON & ATBANY R. R.
MRIB R. R.
BRIM DBSPATCH.
WBST SHORB BINB.
Through Bills of Lading issued from Europe to
all points in United States and Canada.
Consignments of Personal Baggage and House-
hold Effects Solicited*
Entries also made in Chicago^ Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
AGENCIES THROUGHOUT EUROPE.
OFJPICEJS t
BOSTON: 7 India Street.
HVMRPOOI: 18 James Street.
NBW YORK: zg Broadway.
Cable Ad^ess, "TRUCK."
LEYLAND LINE.
Passenger Steamers.
A "RIWRTrT A TT Y Tonnage. Itength. Breadth. Xtepth.
Feet, Feet, Feet.
N,)
c
•W, )
CESTBIAN,
VICTORIAN
LANCASTRIAN,
PHILADELPHIAN,
9.000 515 59 39
I 6,000 442 45 35
» )
These Steamers are appointed to sail from
BOSTON EVERY WEDNESDAY,
From Pier 6, Boston & Albany Docks, East
Boston, and from
LIVERPOOL EVERY SATURDAY.
These new and immense steamships are the largest vessels sail-
ing from Boston, and have a limited number of staterooms for ist
cabin passengers at very moderate rates. No steerage carried.
The staterooms are large and roomy, and are located on the top
or Bridge Deck, thus ensuring the best of ventilation.
RATES VERY MODERATE.
FREDK. LEYLAND & CO., Limited,
27 James Street, Liverpool.
Berths secured only on deposit of $25 per passenger.
For passage, cabin plans, etc., apply to
F. o. Houghton & Co.,
Cencral Passenoer Agents,
J15 State Street, Cor. Broad Street, BOSTON.
<S"10nly AVedal and Diploma awarded at World's Pair,
Chicago, 1893, for a Cipher Code.
Lieber's
Standard
Cipher
Code
Contains 75,000 Sentences.
Lieber Publishing Company,
2 & 4 STONE STREET, 112, QUEEN VICTORIA ST.
NEW YORK. LONDON, E. C.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Used by the LEADING BANKERS and /MERCHANTS
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Extant.
Over 3,000 sold since date of Issue, January, 1896,
H^The ONLY Cipher Code ever offered the public
in connection with which each purchaser receives bl-
monthly a list of those usln^ It.
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Contains 95,000 Code Words of Blank Tables.
THE
"COIERCIAL"
-is the
ALL GABLE ROUTE.
The "COMMERCIAL" studies the con-
venience of travellers and has made every
arrangement for the collection and prompt des-
patch of cablegrams at Queenstown, Liver-
pool and Southampton. Its well-known
"globe" cablegram blanks will be found on
all Atlantic steamships.
Messages should be deposited at the Com-
pany's own offices, if possible, but may be de-
posited at any Post and Telegraph office. Do
not fail to make a special request to have your
messages marked "VIA COMMERCIAL," for
which no charge is made.
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LONDON . . 23 Royal Exchange.
LIVERPOOL 83 Exchange BIdgs.
MANCHESTER, 18 Moult St., Cross St.
BRADFORD . . . 8 Forster Square.
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, 29Sandhill.
WESTON SUPER MARE.Richmond St.
BRISTOL, Carlton Chambers, Baldwin
Street.
CARDIFF, 100James St., Cory'sCorner.
SWANSEA .
GLASGOW .
EDINBURGH,
DUNDEE . .
LEITH . .
PARIS . .
. 15 Adelaide St.
67 St. Vincent St.
. 82 George St.
37 Albert Square.
. 5 Bernard St.
. II Rue d'Alger.
HAVRE, 112 Boulevard de Strasbourg.
ANTWERP . 37 Marche St. Jacques.
The COMMERCIAL'S .office in London, at No. I, Northumberland Ave.,
Charing Cross, next to the Victoria Hotel, and opposite the Grand Hotel, will be
found most convenient for American travellers.
J. W. MACKAY, President.
GEO. G. WARD, Vice-Pres. 8c Gen'l Mgr.
is the
IMHe ATLANTIC USU RL
The "COMMERCIAL" is the ONLY
Company owning and operating THREE com-
plete submarine telegraph lines between
Europe and America.
Its triplicate system, comprising 9,110 miles,
is duplexed throughout.
Its route is the SHORTEST, SWIFTEST
and SAFEST, and the favorite means of com-
munication between travellers and home.
The Commercial Cable Company's
Collectors meet all incoming steamships
at New York, prepared to receive and promptly
forward cablegrams.
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NEW YORK
NEW YORK, I Broad St., cor. Wall St.
. . . Stock Exchange.
. . Cotton Exchange.
. . . 9 Beaver Street.
Postal Telegraph BIdg.
. . . 29 Spruce Street.
BOSTON
HARTFORD
442 Broome Street.
. Hoffman House*
' Herald " Buildings
112 State Street
99 Milk Street.
3 Central Row.
And all offices of THE POSTAL TELEORAPH CO. and
CANADIAN ^ACIPIC TELEORAPHS.
^J^TIONAL (^Y^ANK,
... 53 State Street, . . .
. . . BOSTON, MASS. . . .
Gapiial and Surplus, - - $1,100,000
ESTABLISHED 1822.
Lbvbrbtt S. Tvckbbmah, President. Gbo. W. Gbant, Cashier.
Chablbs F. Allbh, Asst. Cashier.
. . QUALITY . .
. . . PRICE . . .
These two words are OUR business CODE and regulate
our dealings with customers.
We aim always to please our patrons in these respects,
as well as in all details.
Francis Doane & Co.
ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
STATIONERS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS,
116 State St., BOSTON.
ESTABLISHCD 1826.
CONNECTCO BY TEEEPHONE.
WHITE STAR LINE,
UHITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
EVEBT WEDNESDAT, BETV^T^BN
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL QUEENSTOWN.
The following table gives the average passages:
WESTWARD.
days.
hours.
minutes.
Majestic
11 Voyages
6
4
2
Teutonic
6
5
Germanic
7
7
9
41
Britannic
11 "
8
3
11
EASTWARD.
days.
hours.
minutes.
Majestic
11 Voyages
6
6
55
Tectonic
11 "
6
4
40
Germanic
7
7
3
36
Britannic
11 •'
7
19
38
COMPANY'S OFFICRS AND AGENCIES:
LONDON, 34 Leadenhall St.)
\ . . . ismay, imrie & Co
LIVERPOOL, 10 Water St. )
queenstown James Scott & Co.
{Telegraphic Address—Ismay, Queenstown.)
PARIS, 1, Rue Scribe . . . . H. Genbstal & Delzons.
HAVRE H. Genestal & Delzons.
leghorn .... William Shepherd, Ship Owner.
MANNHEIM Gundlacb & Barenklau.
MOSCOW, RUSSIA A. illingworth.
naples Holme & Co.
PALERMO, SICILY .... Angelo, Tagliavia & FiLl.
bordeaux, 12, Cour du Cbapeau Rouge . . A. Ch. Colson.
BREMEN, 54 Lang^nstrasse Edward Ichon.
FLORENCE Whitby & Co., Bankers.
GENOA W. & P. Shepherd.
ROME, 20, Piazza-di-Spagna .... Sebasti & Reali.
And at all Important Points.
Co2icbii79 Tours
Rural Eijglapd
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THE HALFORD L. MILLS CO.,
^®°gTverffScd.), LONDON, ENGLAND.
Three days to a month. Qivinc access to those parts of the
country which are inaccessible by rail.
ENTIRELY PRIVATE PARTIES
OP PAIAILIES AND FRIENDS.
ROUTES OPTIONAL,
But carefully arranged journeys, including many places of Interest,
are suggested.
The Rozidj of
Equal to the roads in Central Park, N. Y., ramify over the whole
country. Every spot is accessible by driving.
ONF CHAPflF 'Smade for PROVIDING AND MAINTAIN-
WHOLE OUTFIT, including all
the expense of horses and men upon the road.
AVERAGE COST* Including Hotels, $8.00 a day, each person.
FOR CIRCULARS AND TERMS, APPLY TO
F. O. HOUGHTON & CO., General Steamship and Tourist
Agents.
TELEPHONE 13S9. 115 STATE ST.. COR. BROAD, BOSTON, MASS.
Red Star Line.
. . NBW YORK . .
. . ANTWERP . ■
One of the Shortest Routes to Belgium, Holland, France,
Switzerland, The Rhine and Italy.
Sailing from New York Wednesdays.
Sailing from Antwerp Saturdays.
United States and Belgian Mail Steamers to and from Antwerp.
This Line is composed of new and first-class Steamers of from
4,000 to 9,000 tons burthen, and offers unusual advantages to passen-
gers bound for the Continent, both in matter of passage rates and
saloon accommodations. Antwerp is only one hour from Brussels,
and six hours from Paris, and is advantageously situated as a
starting point for all parts of the Continent.
FLEEX.
Tonnage. Tonnage.
friesland, . 7,116 soothwark,
Noordlano, . . . 5,212 Berlin
Kensington, . . 8,669 Illinois,
Westernland, . . 5,736 Switzerland,
Pennsylvania, . . 3,166 Nederland,
8,607
5,526
3,163
2,819
2,839
STEAMEKS SAIL from Piers 14 and 15, North River, foot
of Fulton Street, New York, adjoining Pennsylvania Railroad,
Cortiandt Street Ferry from Jersey City, and Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western Railroad Ferry from Hoboken.
TBBOVGH BAGGAGE EOJt PBINCIPAL POINTS IN
EUROPE. — By applying to the chief steward the day before
arrival at Antwerp passengers can arrange to have their baggage
shipped through to the principal cities in Europe, thus avoiding
all delay and Custom House examination at Antwerp. Receipts
will be given for this baggage, and it will be sent forward by slow
or fast train as desired.
VON DER BECKE & MARSILY, Gen'l European
Agents Red Star Line, Antwerp.
F. O. HOUGHTON & CO.,
NEW ENGLAND AGENTS,
115 State Street, cor. Broad Street,
BOSTOIN.
CABLE ADDRESS: DELTA. * TELEPHONE 1359.
PANAMA BAILROAD 8. 8. LINE,
NKW YORK TO COLON.
DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN
New York, Isthmus of Panama, Central and
South America, Mexico and
California (San Francisco),
Superior accommodation for Passengers and Freight by
the Splendid Steamships
"ALLIANCA," 3,000 tons.
"ADVANCE," 2,700 tons.
"FINANCE," 2,700 tons.
Steamers sail from West 27th Street, North River,
N. Y., the loth, 20th, and 30th of each month (Sundays
excepted).
For Passage, Freight Rates or General Information
apply to
The Panama Railroad S.S. Line,
■A9 BROADWAV, NEW YORK,
OR
F. O. HOUGHTON & CO.,
G^NERAh EASTERN AGENTS,
115 State Street, Boston, U.S. A.
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Head Office: 178 DEVONSHIRE STREET.
Board of Directors:
William H. Brewster.
Hon. Charles A. Sinclair.
James E. Whitney.
B. Rowland Allen.
Hon. Frank Jones,
Howard S. Wheelock.
George D. Aloen.
W. Putnam Page.
Eugene P. Carver.
WM. H. BKKWSTEK, Pres. JAS. E. WHITNEY, Jr., Sec. ani> Treas.
HOWARD S. WHEELOCK, General Manager.
Before going abroad be sure to get a policy of this Company,
your house may be pntered irhile you are away.
BOSTON TOW BOAT CO.
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Towing of Vessels in harbor and bay and along
the coast from Nova Scotia to South America.
I/ightering Merchandise of all kinds in Boston
Harbor and transportation along the entire coast.
"Wrecking Apparatus of all kinds ready at short
notice to relieve vessels in distress.
MAIN OFFICE, 89 STATE ST., BOSTON.
Boat OtBce, Bad of Lewis Wharf.
New York Oi&ce, 70 South Street.
Philadelphia Office, 338 So. Delaware Ave.
Baltimore Ofhce, 203 Smith's Wharf.
ALFRED WINSOR, Pres't. W. P. HUMPHREY, Treas.
T. I. WIHSOR, Manager.
Mbitc Star Xine.
EXCHANGE ON
GREAT BRITAIN,
PAYABLE IN ANY TOWN OR CITY IN
ENGLAND, IRELAND OR SCOTLAND.
Drafts payable everywhere on the Continent and
at the Azores Islands and Madeira.
Btlas Xine ^ STMAMnRS.
SPECIAL WEEKLY SERVICE OF ^
WINTER TOURS TO THE TROPICS.
¥¥¥
DIRECT RASSBINGER SERVICE
NEW YORK KINGSTON, JflmfllGH,
West Indies and Sontb Ameriea,
Repuhlie of Colombia,
Costa Riea, Guatemala,
Honduras, and
The Repuhlie of Hayti.
The fleet of the Atlas Line are all iron and steel screw steam-
ships, constructed under the superintendence of the surveyors to
English Lloyds and in accordance with the requirements of the
British Board of Trade.
The Atlas Steamship Company's fleet comprises twelve Iron
and Steel Steamers, built by the most celebrated shipbuilders in
Great Britain; they are constructed in water-tight compartments,
the greatest care and attention having been bestowed upon the con-
struction of the compartments and water-tight bulkheads. They
have also been fitted up specially for the convenience of passen-
gers; the accommodations are of the best description and the
steamers are furnished ^ith every requisite for making their trips
safely and agreeably.
The Company since its formation, twenty-five years ago, has a
remarkable record for safety, and being its own insurer offers the
best guarantee that every precaution is taken for the safe navi-
gation of its vessels.
For* Ffeisht or* Fassaee, apply to
FORWOOD BROTHERS & CO. - - - London.
LEECH, HARRISON & FORWOOD, Mgrs., LIvorpooI.
PIM, FORWOOD & KELLOCK, Qen'l Agents,
24 State Street, New York.
F. O. HOUGHTON <5c CO.,
New England Agents. 115 State St., Boston, U.S.A.
♦
Direct Steamship line to
AZORES, MADEIRA, LISBON, CADIZ,
GIBRALTER, CANARY ISLANDS,
CAPE VERDE ISLANDS.
S. S. PENINSULAR, S. S. VECA,
4100 tons. 3800 tons.
Sailings from New York about every month. These fine Steamers
have been equipped especially for the trade. Large staterooms,
electric lights and bells, bath-rooms, and well-ventilated closets,
light, open, dining saloons amidships, music room, smoke-room
upon upper deck; all heated by steam. Spacious promenade with
awnings, settees, and comfortable chairs. Special tours among the
Islands from six to ten weeks, by interchanging with vessels of same
line; passengers remaining upon vessel when in port. The pursers
will act as interpreters, seeing passengers through Custom House,
securing rooms at hotels, transferring baggage, etc., etc. Invalids
and ladies travelling alone carefully looked after and given every
attention and comfort.
Passengers booked through to Lisbon have the privilege of
remaining on the Azores at their leisui%, take our Steamer for
Maderia, remain there, and can continue the journey to Lisbon when
ready.
For further particulars apply to
BENSAUDE & CO. ADOLPH FALCK,
Oen'l Passenger Agent,
Lisbon and Fayal. 29 Broadway, New York.
F. O. HOUGHTON 6c CO.,
115 State St., cor. Broad St., BOSTON.
Cable Address; DELTA.
KIDDER, PEABODY & CO.,
113 DEVONSHIRE STREET,
BOSTON.
BANKERS.
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INVESTMENT SECURITIES,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
LETTERS OF CREDIT.
RASSRORTS.
Passports are issued only to citizens of the United States, upon
application, supported by proof of citizenship. Citizenship is
acquired by birth, by naturalization, and by annexation of territory.
An alien woman who marries a citizen of the United States thereby
becomes a citizen. Minor children resident in the United States
become citizens by the naturalization of their father.
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NATURRLIZED CITIZENS.
If the applicant be a naturalized citizen, his certificate of natu-
ralization must be transmitted for inspection (it will be returned
with the passport), and he must state in his afifidavit that he is the
identical person described in the certificate presented. Passports
cannot be issued to aliens who have only declared their intention
to become citizens. Military service does not confer citizen-
ship.
Every applicant is required to state his occupation, and the
place of his permanent legal residence, and to declare that he goes
abroad for temporary sojourn, and intends to return to the United
States with the purpose of residing and performing the duties of
citizenship therein.
The wife or widow of a naturalized citizen must transmit the
naturalization certificate of the husband, stating in her affidavit
that she is the wife or widow of the person described therein.
The oath of allegiance to the United States will be required in
all cases.
KPPLICKTION.
The application should be accompanied by a description of the
person, stating the following particulars, viz.: Age: years.
Stature: feet, inches (English measure). Forehead: .
Eyes: . Nose: . Mouth: . Chin: . Hair: .
Complexion: —. Face: —.
If the applicant is to be accompanied by his wife, minor children,
or servants, it will be sufficient to state the names and ages of such
persons, and their relationship to the applicant, when a single
passport for the whole will suffice.
A woman's passport may include her minor children and servants.
A passport is good for two years from its date, and no longer.
Citizens of the United States desiring to obtain passports while
in a foreign country must apply to the chief diplomatic represen-
tative of the United States in that country, or, in the absence of a
diplomatic representative, then to the consul-general, if there be
one; or, in the absence of both the officers last named, to a consul.
Professional titles will not be inserted in passports.
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