_Tilling_ _Please deposit ____ dollars._
_Tillable_ _Please send ____ dollars by first express._
_Tillage_ _Deposit ____ dollars to our credit and have Bank wire
us._
_Tillman_ _Unless you deposit ____ dollars to our credit and have
Bank wire us at once shall close your trades._
_Timbal_ _Have deposited ____ dollars to your credit._
_Timeful_ _Your credit balance._
_Timeless_ _Your debit balance._
_Timerous_ _Please leave more margin in future drafts against
shipments._
_Tinged_ _You must leave margin to cover shortage and misgrading._
_Tinkered_ _Your draft excessive. Deposit ____ dollars to our credit,
have Bank wire us and we will honor your draft._
_Tinkering_ _Please remit to our New York house for our credit ____
dollars._
_Tinsmith_ _Your draft seems excessive, wire weights at once._
_Tinware_ _Do not draw to exceed ____ cents per bu. on wheat._
_Tippet_ _Do not draw to exceed ____ cents per bu. on corn._
_Tippling_ _Do not draw to exceed ____ cents per bu. on oats._
_Tireless_ _Do not draw to exceed ____ cents per bu. on _____
_Tiresome_ _Draft with bill of lading when loaded._
_Titantic_ _Draft with bill of lading when navigation opens._
_Tithes_ _Please send bill of lading at once._
_Title_ _Bill of lading forwarded _____
_Titmouse_ _Bill of lading not yet received._
_Toadstool_ _We must receive bill of lading by opening market._
_Tobacco_ _Draft when loaded, shipment opening navigation._
Tigress Must draw for margin, payable on demand.
Timely Must draw for ____ dollars margin.
Timid Must draw at sight.
Timidly Must draw on demand.
Tincture Banks will not advance on property, must have currency to
act.
Tinkling Margin of ____ per cent. on all property bought or sold,
margin to be kept good.
Tinsel Unless you remit additional margin immediately we must
cover your sales.
Tipple Unless you remit additional margin immediately we must
sell your property.
Tipsy Market advancing; your margin nearly exhausted; shall we
draw for additional margin or cover your sales?
Tissue Market declining; your margin nearly exhausted; shall we
draw for additional margin or sell your property?
Titbit Your margin exhausted; have closed all your trades.
Toast Have closed your trades; you may draw for ____ dollars.
Toasted We hold subject to your order ____ dollars.
Toasting Have deposited proceeds with ____
Toddy Money market easy.
Toilet Money market tight.
Toilsome Sight exchange ____ per cent. premium.
Tomato Sight exchange par.
Tombstone Sight exchange ____ per cent. discount.
Tongue . . . . . .
Tonnage . . . . . .
Tooth . . . . . .
Toothless . . . . . .
Topaz . . . . . .
ABOUT INSURANCE.
Tophet Keep fully insured in good offices.
Topic Effect marine insurance.
Torment At what rate can you insure?
Tormented Have effected insurance.
Tormenting We will insure.
Torpedo We can insure at ____
Torpid Shall we insure here?
Torture Insured here in our open policy.
Total Have not insured; consider you have insured in your open
policy.
Totally Including marine insurance.
Towards Marine insurance ____ cents per $100.
Township . . . . . .
Track . . . . . .
Tracked . . . . . .
Tracking . . . . . .
ABOUT TELEGRAPHING.
Trackless Telegraph when you buy.
Trader Telegraph when you sell.
Tradition Telegraph when you ship.
Traduce Telegraph when you draw.
Traducing Telegraph when you remit.
Traffic Telegraph when you do anything.
Tragedian Telegraph when ____ stops advancing.
Tragedy Telegraph when ____ stops declining.
Tragic Telegraph when you are offered any bargains.
Tragical Telegraph receipts for to-day.
Traitor Telegraph cars posted for to-morrow.
Tramp Telegraph shipments for to-day.
Trample Telegraph your stock.
Tranquil Telegraph best offer.
Transact Telegraph fully and often.
Transfer Telegraph promptly what progress.
Transfix Telegraph immediately if satisfactory.
Transfixed Telegraph price, quality, and brand.
Transform Telegraph price, quality, and quantity.
Transgress Telegraph any important change.
Transit Telegraph shipping instructions.
Translate Telegraph quotations.
Transmit Telegraph state of your market.
Transpire Telegraph to-morrow early.
Transplant Telegraph frequently and keep us well posted.
Transport Telegraph closing prices of ____
Trap Telegraph closing prices of ____, night despatch.
Trapped Telegraph daily with quotations, until further advised.
Trapping Telegraph market daily, by night despatch.
Travel Telegraph in cipher.
Traveler Telegraph in plain language.
Traveling Answer by telegraph.
Tread Answer by telegraph immediately.
Treadle Answer by night despatch.
Treason We do not understand your despatch.
Treasure We telegraphed you, but have no reply.
Treating Your despatch received after market closed; will act next
session unless otherwise instructed.
Treatment Your order by telegraph received at ____
Treaty . . . . . .
Tremble . . . . . .
Trembling . . . . . .
CROPS AND WEATHER.
Trespass The seeding this spring is backward.
Trespassed The weather is unfavorable for the growing crops.
Trial The weather continues unfavorable.
Triangle Up to this time very little has been done, the ground
being too wet.
Tribunal Late frosts said to have done much injury.
Tribute Reported damage to crops by ____
Trifle Crops have been injured by the late rains.
Trifling Crops have been injured by the severe drought.
Trigger Should wet weather continue the harvest will be very
late.
Trinity The seeding this spring progressing favorably
Trinket The weather is favorable for the growing crops.
Triplet Accounts of the crops very encouraging.
Tripod Indications of an early harvest.
Triumph Harvesting in this section will probably begin next week.
Trombone Harvesting is now progressing in this section.
Trodden ____ in this section has been mostly secured in good
condition.
Trouble Samples exhibited of the new crop look ____
Trowel Quality of the new crop is superior to last year's.
Trudge Quality of the new crop is inferior to last year's.
Trudging Quality of the new crop as good as expected.
Truly The new crop, it is estimated, will average ____ bushels
per acre.
Trumpet The yield, both as to quality and quantity, is very
satisfactory.
Trundle Prospects of an early crop.
Truss Prospects of a late crop.
Trustee Prospects of an average crop.
Trustful Prospects above an average crop.
Ugly Prospects below an average crop.
Ugliness Little of the new crop arriving.
Ultimate The proportion of the new crop in arrivals is ____
Ultra The new crop now arriving freely.
Umbrage First samples of the new crop exhibited here to-day.
Umbrella Condition of the new crop arriving is excellent.
Umpire Weather is fine.
Unaware Weather is hot and forcing.
Unbelief Weather is unsettled.
Unbend Weather showery.
Unbended Weather is stormy.
Unbending Weather wet and cold.
Unbolt Weather is cold for this time of the year.
Unbolted Weather is warm for this time of the year.
Unbolting Severe thunder storms prevailing.
Unborn Weather more settled.
Unbosom Weather is spring-like.
Unbridle Weather is brilliant.
Unbuckle Frost seems breaking up.
Unbutton Incessant rains still prevail.
Unchain Hard frost last night.
Unclasp Light frost last night.
Uncle Weather is warm and pleasant.
Unclean Heavy rains in this section of the country.
Uncover . . . . . .
Undaunted . . . . . .
Undergo . . . . . .
Undone . . . . . .
Undress . . . . . .
ABOUT PACKING.
Uneasy The Hogs arriving are very heavy in weight.
Unequal The Hogs arriving are heavier than usual.
Unrobe The Hogs arriving are mostly light in weight.
Unroll Very few of the Hogs now arriving are heavy enough for
Mess Pork.
Unruly The Hogs now arriving will average about ____ lbs. net.
Unsaddle Dressed Hogs arriving are too soft to ship.
Unseen Dressed Hogs arriving are in good condition.
Unsettle Dressed Hogs arriving are in fair shipping condition.
Unsightly The Hogs now arriving are heavier than those received
earlier in the season.
Unstable The Hogs now arriving are not as heavy as those received
earlier in the season.
Unspotted The weather is cold and favorable for packing operations.
Untimely The weather is unfavorable for packing operations.
Untold The Hogs thus far received will average about ____ lbs.
net.
Untrue The cutting is principally into ____
Untruth The packing to the present time is about ____
Untwist The packing season is expected to be short.
Unwell The packers expect to stop cutting for the season ____
Unwind The packing season may now be considered closed.
Unwise The number of Hogs packed amount to ____
Unworthy Packers will not guarantee any foreign inspection.
Upbraid . . . . . .
Upcast . . . . . .
Upheave . . . . . .
Uphill . . . . . .
Uphold . . . . . .
Upholding . . . . . .
TIME OF DAY.
Upland 6:00 A. M.
Uplift 7:00 A. M.
Upright 7:30 A. M.
Upset 8:00 A. M.
Upsetting 8:15 A. M.
Upshot 8:30 A. M.
Upside 8:45 A. M.
Upstart 9:00 A. M.
Urbane 9:15 A. M.
Urgent 9:30 A. M.
Usage 9:45 A. M.
Useful 10:00 A. M.
Useless 10:15 A. M.
Usher 10:30 A. M.
Usurp 10:45 A. M.
Utensil 11:00 A. M.
Utility 11:15 A. M.
Utmost 11:30 A. M.
Utter 11:45 A. M.
Utterly 12:00 M.
Vacant 12:15 P. M.
Vacantly 12:30 P. M.
Vacate 12:45 P. M.
Vacating 1:00 P. M.
Vacation 1:15 P. M.
Vagabond 1:30 P. M.
Vagrant 1:45 P. M.
Valentine 2:00 P. M.
Valet 2:15 P. M.
Valiant 2:30 P. M.
Validity 2:45 P. M.
Valuable 3:00 P. M.
Value 3:15 P. M.
Vampire 3:30 P. M.
Vandyke 3:45 P. M.
Vanguard 4:00 P. M.
Vanilla 4:15 P. M.
Vanish 4:30 P. M.
Vanished 4:45 P. M.
Vanity 5:00 P. M.
Vanquish 5:15 P. M.
Vapor 5:30 P. M.
Vastly 6:00 P. M.
Vegetate 6:30 P. M.
Vegetation 7:00 P. M.
Vehement 7:30 P. M.
Velvet 8:00 P. M.
Vengeful 8:30 P. M.
Vengeance 9:00 P. M.
Venom 9:30 P. M.
Ventilate 10:00 P. M.
Verdant 10:30 P. M.
SUNDRIES.
Vesper . . . . . .
Vestment . . . . . .
Vestry . . . . . .
Veto . . . . . .
Vexed . . . . . .
Vexation . . . . . .
Viaduct . . . . . .
Vial . . . . . .
Vibrate . . . . . .
Vibration . . . . . .
Vibrating . . . . . .
Victim . . . . . .
Victuals . . . . . .
Vigilant . . . . . .
Vignette . . . . . .
Village . . . . . .
Villa . . . . . .
Villain . . . . . .
Virtue . . . . . .
Virtuous . . . . . .
Visage . . . . . .
Visably . . . . . .
Visit . . . . . .
Vital . . . . . .
Vitally . . . . . .
Vixen . . . . . .
Vocal . . . . . .
Vocalist . . . . . .
Volcano . . . . . .
Volume . . . . . .
Vomit . . . . . .
Vomited . . . . . .
Vomiting . . . . . .
Vortex . . . . . .
Vulcanize . . . . . .
Vulgar . . . . . .
Vulgarly . . . . . .
Vulture . . . . . .
Waddle . . . . . .
Waddling . . . . . .
Wafer . . . . . .
Waffle . . . . . .
Wager . . . . . .
Wagon . . . . . .
Waist . . . . . .
Waiter . . . . . .
Wakeful . . . . . .
Walrus . . . . . .
Wampum . . . . . .
Wanton . . . . . .
Wardrobe . . . . . .
Warfare . . . . . .
Warlike . . . . . .
Warped . . . . . .
Warping . . . . . .
Warrant . . . . . .
Warranty . . . . . .
_Wabbly_ . . . . . .
_Wafted_ . . . . . .
_Wagging_ . . . . . .
_Waggish_ . . . . . .
_Waggishly_ . . . . . .
_Wagonette_ . . . . . .
_Wagtail_ . . . . . .
_Wainscot_ . . . . . .
_Waistband_ . . . . . .
_Waitress_ . . . . . .
_Waken_ . . . . . .
_Wakened_ . . . . . .
_Wakening_ . . . . . .
_Waldgrave_ . . . . . .
_Walk_ . . . . . .
_Walked_ . . . . . .
_Walking_ . . . . . .
_Wallop_ . . . . . .
_Walloped_ . . . . . .
_Walloping_ . . . . . .
SUPPLEMENT
TO THE
REVISED EDITION
OF
THE ROBINSON
Telegraphic Cipher.
TRADE MARK
SOLD BY
Grain & Feed Journals Consolidated
332 SOUTH LA SALLE STREET
CHICAGO, ILL.
EXPLANATORY.
In adding a Supplement to THE ROBINSON TELEGRAPHIC CIPHER, no other change
whatever has been made.
All but the supplement being printed from the same plates as the former
Revised Edition.
The supplement will supply to a great extent phrases, etc., that changes in
business methods and new Grades, Railroads, etc., have been called into use
since the last revision.
The additions by themselves, rather than scattered through the code, will
avoid danger of using a code word for the additions, with one who has not
as yet received a copy with the supplement.
With the present arrangement it will at times be necessary to look in two
places, for a phrase or code word, the extra turn of a leaf.
Many users of the code having written their own phrases on the blank lines,
or pasted phrases over the printed ones they do not care for, but using the
"Code" word for the phrase covered up. Any change in the original book
would cause confusion, loss and lack of confidence.
You have probably found phrases not needed by you, and failed to find some
you do want; to supply this need, write them in the blank lines. A few
minutes time will do it.
To attempt to put in one Code the matter to meet all wants, _the size would
kill its usefulness_.
Time is too valuable these days of rush, to use a dollar's worth hunting
through a big code to save a few cents in Telegraph Tolls.
Better use two code words, combining the phrases of each, for even then you
will seldom fail to get your Telegram inside ten words.
THE ALL IMPORTANT THING IS SAFETY.
Very few realize the liability of error by the receiving operator in
receiving cipher or code words by sound, where the connecting words are no
help.
The missing or adding of a single dot or dash, the misjudgment of a
"space", may change the entire meaning.
It is therefore _vital_ that the code words should be selected with the
utmost care, and by one fully competent to judge of their fitness.
I studied nearly a year selecting a list of words I considered safe to use,
analyzing every one from a telegraphic standpoint, as well as from their
liability of being _misread_ from manuscript. In many cases several words
equally safe, if but one used. Cutting out the words from Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary till I had between five and six thousand I considered
safe to use as "code words."
Every word added, the danger of error increases, and the more words added
the ratio of danger increasing in proportion.
In this selection I gave the benefit of fifteen years' personal experience
as an operator and manager, over three years as operator and cipher clerk
for the United States Government, and ten of the fifteen as telegraph
manager on the Chicago Board of Trade.
In the majority of codes the cipher words are virtually copied as they come
out of a dictionary. Many words so little in use that the sending operator
for fear of sending one wrong asks to have the words rewritten, thus
causing delay that may cost as much as _if sent wrong_.
During the past thirty-five years THE ROBINSON TELEGRAPHIC CIPHER has been,
and is still in use in nearly every city and town in the United States and
Canada having a telegraph office. Thousands using it, yet the errors in
transmitting its code words are less even than in messages in plain
English. In fact virtually _nil_.
Its record speaks for itself.
INDEX
SEE INDEX ON PAGE 4 OF ADDITIONAL SUPPLEMENT.
PAGES
Basis, 25
Breadstuffs, (Barley), 15
Breadstuffs, (Buckwheat), 18
Breadstuffs, (Corn), 12
Breadstuffs, (Flour), 17
Breadstuffs, (Mill Feed), 16
Breadstuffs, (Hay and Straw), 18-19
Breadstuffs, (Oats), 13-14
Breadstuffs, (Rye), 14
Breadstuffs, (Seeds), 18
Breadstuffs, (Wheat), 9-11
Buying and Selling, 22-23
Condition and Quality, 20-21
Foreign Advices, 26
Indemnities, 28-29
Miscellaneous, 27
Railroads and Rail Routes, 5-6
Shipping and Freights, 24
Transportation Lines (Lake Lines), 7
Transportation Lines (Ocean, Coast Lines), 8
Transportation Lines (Ocean Lines), 8
Transportation Lines (R. R. Freight Lines), 7
U. S. Government Standards, 30
RAILROADS AND RAIL ROUTES.
Babbler Ann Arbor.
Babbling Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic.
Babyish Atlantic Coast Line.
Baccarat Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic.
Baccate Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg.
Bacillus Canadian Northern.
Bacteria Central of Georgia.
Backbone Central R. R. of New Jersey.
Badly Central Vermont.
Badness Chesapeake and Ohio.
Bagatelle Chicago and Alton.
Bagpipe Chicago and Illinois Western.
Bailiwick Chicago Great Western.
Bailment Chicago, Indiana and Southern.
Bakery Chicago Junction.
Baking Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound.
Balconet Chicago Union Transfer.
Balefully Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton.
Ballastic Colorado and Southern.
Balloonist Colorado Midland.
Balmy Erie.
Balustrade Florida East Coast.
Bandana Frisco Lines.
Bandbox Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio.
Banded Gulf Air Line.
Bandelet Hocking Valley.
Bandoleer Houston and Texas Central.
Bandoline Houston, East and West Texas.
Bandsaw Illinois Terminal.
Baneful Indiana Harbor Belt.
Banefully International and Great Northern.
Banished Kansas City Southern.
Banishing Missouri, Oklahoma and Gulf.
Banjo National Railway of Mexico.
Banking Norfolk and Western.
Banter New Orleans Great Northern.
Bantering New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago.
Baptistry Northwestern Pacific.
Baptized Oregon Short Line.
Barbarian Oregon-Washington R. R. and Navigat'n Co.
Barbaric Pennsylvania.
Barbarism Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
Barbecue Pere Marquette.
Barbette Pittsburg and Lake Erie.
Barbican Quebec Central.
Bardism Queen and Crescent Route.
Barbatine Rio Grande and Western.
Barnacle Rutland.
Barology Star and Crescent Route.
Baronage Sunset Route.
Baronial Seaboard Air Line.
Baroscope St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern.
Barque Texas Midland.
Barracan Toledo, St. Louis and Western.
Barricade Western Maryland.
Barrister Western Virginia.
Basaltic West New Jersey and Sea Shore.
Bascule Wheeling and Lake Erie.
Basket Yazoo and Mississippi Valley.
Bassinet Western Pacific.
Beatify . . . . . .
Beatitude . . . . . .
Beckon . . . . . .
Becloud . . . . . .
Becoming . . . . . .
Bedraggle . . . . . .
Bedrench . . . . . .
Beehive . . . . . .
Beetle . . . . . .
Beginning . . . . . .
RAILROAD FREIGHT LINES.
Behavior Ashville Line.
Belch Blue Ridge Despatch.
Belittle Cumberland Gap Despatch.
Belladonna Grand Trunk Despatch.
Bellows Jersey Central, Lake Shore Despatch.
Belvedere Jersey Central Mich. Central Despatch.
Benefactor Lake Shore, Lackawanna Line.
Benefice Lake Shore, Lehigh Valley Route.
Benighted Lackawanna Grand Trunk Line.
Benzine Michigan Central Lackawanna Line.
Bereave Michigan Central Lehigh Valley Route.
Bergamot Norfolk and Western Despatch.
Bermuda Wabash Erie Despatch.
Bertha Wabash O. and W. Route.
Beseech . . . . . .
Beset . . . . . .
Bespeak . . . . . .
Bestial . . . . . .
LAKE LINES.
Billows Ann Arbor Line.
Binding Algoma Central Steamship Line.
Binocular Canadian Atlantic Transit Co.
Biologist Canadian Lake Line.
Biology Canadian Pacific S. S. Lines.
Bishopric Chicago and Duluth Transportation Co.
Bisque Erie and Western Transportation Co.
Bittern Merchants Montreal Line.
Bivalve Mutual Transit Co.
Blacken Merchants Union Line.
Blackish Northern Michigan Transportation Co.
Blameful Northern Transportation Co.
Blazon Pere Marquette Line.
Blinker Rutland Transit Co.
Bloater U. S. and Dominion Transportation Co.
Blooded . . . . . .
OCEAN LINES.
Blossom Atlantic Transport Line.
Blundered Canadian Pacific S. S. Line.
Blustered Cosmopolitan Line.
Boarding Dominion Line.
Bobolink Great Northern S. S. Line.
Bobtail Head Line.
Bodice Neptune Line.
Bogus Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Boldly Philadelphia Trans-Atlantic Line.
Bombast Scandinavian American Line.
Bonanza United States Shipping Co.
Bonifice Virginia Line.
OCEAN (COAST) LINES.
Bonnet Clyde Line.
Boodle Mallory Steamship Co.
Booklet Metropolitan S. S. Co.
Boomer Morgan Line.
Bootless Munson S. S. Line.
Booty Old Dominion Line.
Borough Southern Pacific S. S. Line.
Botanic Ward Line Route.
Bouquet United Steamship Co.
Bovine . . . . . .
Bowery . . . . . .
Bowline . . . . . .
Boyhood . . . . . .
Brag . . . . . .
Bragged . . . . . .
Bragging . . . . . .
Branchlet . . . . . .
Brashly . . . . . .
BREADSTUFFS.
WHEAT.
Bravely Chicago Contract Wheat.
Brazen No. 3 Chicago Spring Wheat.
Brevity No. 4 Chicago Spring Wheat.
Bridegroom Rejected Chicago Spring Wheat.
Brigand Sample Grade Chicago Spring Wheat.
Brighten No. 3 Milwaukee Spring Wheat.
Broaden No. 4 Milwaukee Spring Wheat.
Brogue Rejected Milwaukee Spring Wheat.
Bromide Sample Grade Milwaukee Spring Wheat.
Bronco No. 1 Duluth Spring Wheat.
Brooklet No. 2 Duluth Spring Wheat.
Brougham No. 3 Duluth Spring Wheat.
Buddhist No. 4 Duluth Spring Wheat.
Budget Rejected Duluth Spring Wheat.
Building Sample Grade Duluth Spring Wheat.
Bulkhead No. 3 Northwestern Spring Wheat.
Bulrush No. 4 Northwestern Spring Wheat.
Bulwark Rejected Northwestern Spring Wheat.
Bungalow Sample Grade Northwestern Spring Wheat.
Burgess No. 3 Minnesota Spring Wheat.
Burgundy No. 4 Minnesota Spring Wheat.
Burmese Rejected Minnesota Spring Wheat.
Bushman Sample Grade Minnesota Spring Wheat.
Buttercup No. 3 Northern Spring Wheat.
Cabalism No. 4 Northern Spring Wheat.
Cabaret Rejected Northern Spring Wheat.
Cackle Sample Grade Northern Spring Wheat.
Caddy No. 4 White Spring Wheat.
Cadenza Rejected White Spring Wheat.
Calamus Sample Grade White Spring Wheat.
Calcine Sample Grade Spring Wheat.
Calliope No. 1 Hard Spring Wheat.
Calvanist No. 1 Durum Wheat.
Candle No. 2 Durum Wheat.
Candy No. 3 Durum Wheat.
Canister No. 4 Durum Wheat.
Cankerous Rejected Durum Wheat.
Cantata Sample Grade Durum Wheat.
Canteen No. 1 Velvet Chaff Wheat.
Canticle No. 2 Velvet Chaff Wheat.
Capias No. 3 Velvet Chaff Wheat.
Capillary No. 4 Velvet Chaff Wheat.
Carburet Rejected Velvet Chaff Wheat.
Careen Sample Grade Velvet Chaff Wheat.
Caressed Mixed Velvet Chaff Wheat.
Caressing No. 4 Hard Winter Wheat.
Carnation Rejected Hard Winter Wheat.
Caroline Sample Grade Hard Winter Wheat.
Cartilage Rejected White Winter Wheat.
Casino Sample Grade White Winter Wheat.
Cassock Rejected Red Winter Wheat.
Castanet Sample Grade Red Winter Wheat.
Catalpa No. 1 Pacific Coast Red Wheat.
Cataract No. 2 Pacific Coast Red Wheat.
Cavalcade No. 3 Pacific Coast Red Wheat.
Cayman No. 4 Pacific Coast Red Wheat.
Celibacy Rejected Pacific Coast Red Wheat.
Centaur Sample Grade Pacific Coast Red Wheat.
Cephus No. 1 Pacific Coast White Wheat.
Chainless No. 2 Pacific Coast White Wheat.
Chaldean No. 3 Pacific Coast White Wheat.
Chalice No. 4 Pacific Coast White Wheat.
Chalk Rejected Pacific Coast White Wheat.
Chamois Sample Grade Pacific Coast White Wheat.
Chancery Pacific Coast Mixed Wheat.
Changeless No. 1 Mixed Wheat.
Chaotic No. 2 Mixed Wheat.
Chariot No. 3 Mixed Wheat.
Charmful No. 4 Mixed Wheat.
Charmless Rejected Mixed Wheat.
Cheerless Sample Grade Mixed Wheat.
Chemise Straight Country Run Wheat.
MANITOBA WHEAT.
Chicane No. 1 Alberta Red Winter Wheat.
Chicanery No. 2 Alberta Red Winter Wheat.
Chiefdom No. 3 Alberta Red Winter Wheat.
Chiefless Sample Grade Alberta Red Winter Wheat.
Chigger No. 1 Manitoba Hard Wheat.
Chillness No. 1 Manitoba Northern Wheat.
Choral No. 2 Manitoba Northern Wheat.
Chlorine No. 3 Manitoba Northern Wheat.
Choppy Sample Grade Manitoba Northern Wheat.
Chromo No. 4 Extra Wheat.
Churchly No. 5 Extra Wheat.
Circus No. 6 Extra Wheat.
Civility Feed Wheat.
Clamped No. 2 Feed Wheat.
Clannish No. 4 Winter Wheat.
Clasp Scoured Manitoba Wheat.
Clasped Sample Manitoba Wheat.
Clasping . . . . . .
Claymore . . . . . .
Clematis . . . . . .
Clemency . . . . . .
Climatic . . . . . .
Cloven . . . . . .
Cobalt . . . . . .
Collodion . . . . . .
Colonel . . . . . .
Coloring . . . . . .
CORN.
Colossus No. 4 White Corn.
Columbine Rejected White Corn.
Compiling Sample Grade White Corn.
Composite No. 4 Yellow Corn.
Conception Rejected Yellow Corn.
Concrete Sample Grade Yellow Corn.
Condor No. 1 Mixed Corn.
Condusive No. 2 Mixed Corn.
Confab No. 3 Mixed Corn.
Confusing No. 4 Mixed Corn.
Conquer Rejected Mixed Corn.
Consort Sample Grade Mixed Corn.
Contralto Mixed Corn.
Contrary Old Corn.
Cordage Old Ear Corn.
Cordial New Ear Corn.
Corduroy Good Feeder Corn.
Corona Common Feeder Corn.
Corrugate St. Charles Red Top Corn.
Cough Kiln Dried Corn.
Coughing Kiln Dried Corn, testing ____ per cent. moisture or less.
Coverlet Testing ____ per cent. moisture or less.
Creation White Kaffir Corn.
Cremated Red Caffir Corn.
Cremating Milo-Maize.
Cremation . . . . . .
Cribbage . . . . . .
Croak . . . . . .
Croaked . . . . . .
Croaking . . . . . .
Crowded . . . . . .
Crucible . . . . . .
OATS.
Crucifix Standard White Oats.
Culvert No. 4 White Oats.
Cumulate Rejected White Oats.
Cupidity Sample Grade White Oats.
Cuspidor No. 1 Yellow Oats.
Dado No. 2 Yellow Oats.
Dagger No. 3 Yellow Oats.
Dahlia No. 4 Yellow Oats.
Damson Rejected Yellow Oats.
Dandy Sample Grade Yellow Oats.
Datum No. 1 Mixed Oats.
Daybreak No. 2 Mixed Oats.
Deadened No. 3 Mixed Oats.
Debutant No. 4 Mixed Oats.
Decalogue Rejected Mixed Oats.
Decorate Sample Grade Mixed Oats.
Decorum No. 1 Red or Rust Proof Oats.
Decoy No. 2 Red or Rust Proof Oats.
Deepen No. 3 Red or Rust Proof Oats.
Deepened No. 4 Red or Rust Proof Oats.
Deface Rejected Red or Rust Proof Oats.
Defeated Sample Grade Red or Rust Proof Oats.
Demerit No. 3 White Clipped Oats.
Denude No. 4 White Clipped Oats.
Dependent Rejected White Clipped Oats.
Deployed Sample Grade White Clipped Oats.
Desecrate No. 1 Red Clipped Oats.
Desperado No. 2 Red Clipped Oats.
Despise No. 3 Red Clipped Oats.
Despoil No. 4 Red Clipped Oats.
Despond Rejected Red Clipped Oats.
Devoted Sample Grade Red Clipped Oats.
Devoutly Red Clipped Oats ____ lbs.
Diabolic Testing ____ lbs. or over.
Diagnosis . . . . . .
Diaper Extra 1 Canadian Western Oats.
Dicker No. 1 Canadian Western Oats.
Dickering No. 2 Canadian Western Oats.
Dictation No. 3 Canadian Western Oats.
Dictum Sample Grade Canadian Western Oats.
Diffuse No. 1 Canadian Mixed Oats.
Diffusely No. 2 Canadian Mixed Oats.
Digress No. 3 Canadian Mixed Oats.
Dilation No. 1 Canadian Black Oats.
Dilatory No. 2 Canadian Black Oats.
Dilemna Rejected Canadian Black Oats.
Dinghy Sample Grade Canadian Black Oats.