Part 4
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STATE OF THE MARKET.
INACTIVE.
Poultry Market inactive. Poverty Market quiet, prices nominal. Powder Market very quiet, scarcely anything doing. Powdered Market unchanged. Practice Demand checked, but prices nominally unchanged. Practical Foreign advices have checked business. Praise Little inquiry, but prices steady. Prancing Shippers holding off. Prattle Shippers holding off, there being no margin for shipment. Pray Market dull, but holders unwilling to make concessions. Preach Holders not pressing their stock on the market. Preacher Quotations nominal, no disposition to operate. Preaching Demand of an entirely retail character. Predestine Nothing doing. Predict Market inactive, buyers and sellers apart. Predicted Packers disposed to let their stocks accumulate rather than sell at a decline. Preface Market very tame. Prefer Very quiet at unchanged prices. Prefix No life in the market. Prefixed Closes very quiet.
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MARKET ADDITIONS.
_Prank_ _Leaders buying looks like higher prices._ _Prankish_ _Local support being given should do better._ _Prattling_ _New York buying freely in this market._ _Prayer_ _St. Louis buying freely in this market._ _Praying_ _Northwest buying freely in this market._ _Preamble_ _Foreigners buying freely in this market._ _Precaution_ _Chicago buying freely in this market._ _Precede_ _Country buying freely in this market._ _Precedence_ _Shippers buying freely in this market._ _Preceding_ _Elevator men buying freely in this market._ _Precentor_ _Firmer on large shipments from here._ _Precept_ _Firmer on large clearances seaboard._ _Preceptor_ _Cash demand a bullish feature._ _Precious_ _Light receipts making shorts nervous._ _Preciously_ _Frost reports scaring in shorts._ _Precise_ _Dry weather causing firmer feeling._ _Precisely_ _Dry weather and hot winds causes advance._ _Precision_ _Market oversold locally, look for reaction._ _Preclude_ _Continued cold weather advancing market._ _Precluding_ _Continued, wet weather advancing market._ _Preclusion_ _Crowd so bullish bear news has little effect._ _Predatory_ _Bulls talk higher prices but too timid to follow up their conviction._ _Predicant_ _Bears talk lower prices but lack the nerve to follow their conviction._ _Predicate_ _Bulls seem to have lost courage._ _Prejudice_ _Character of buying too much by scalpers chancing an eighth._ _Prelacy_ _Character of selling too much by scalpers chancing an eighth._ _Prelate_ _Good investment buying; ought to do better._ _Premature_ _Looks as if market bulled to sell on._ _Premises_ _Higher cables would advance market quickly._ _Preparable_ _Crowd bearish and short, any bull news will start buying._ _Prepayment_ _Market of a negative character, without guiding indications._ _Prepay_ _Cables conflicting look as if manipulated from this side._ _Prepaying_ _Leaders selling looks like lower prices._ _Preponder_ _New York selling freely in this market._ _Prepossess_ _St. Louis selling freely in this market._ _Prepotent_ _Northwest selling freely in this market._ _Presbyter_ _Foreigners selling freely in this market._ _Prescribe_ _Chicago selling freely in this market._ _Presence_ _Country selling freely in this market._ _Presently_ _Elevator men selling freely in this market._ _Press_ _Receivers selling freely in this market._ _Pressing_ _Crowd so bearish bull news has little effect._ _Presto_ _Bears seem to have lost courage._ _Pressed_ _Will require fresh buying to sustain prices._ _Pressman_ _Holders realizing freely market lacks support._ _Prestige_ _Lower cables would cause decline._ _Pretension_ _Crowd bullish and long, any bear news will start selling._ _Prettily_ _Lower cables a damper on the market._ _Prevalent_ _Estimated cars wheat for to-morrow._ _Prevention_ _Estimated cars corn for to-morrow._ _Priest_ _Estimated cars oats for to-morrow._ _Priestess_ _Estimated live hogs for to-morrow._ _Priestly_ _Visible supply wheat increases._ _Priesthood_ _Visible supply com increases._ _Prigged_ _Visible supply oats increases._ _Prigging_ _Visible supply wheal decreases._ _Priggish_ _Visible supply corn decreases._ _Primacy_ _Visible supply oats decreases._ _Primal_ _To-day's clearances seaboard wheat _____ _Priming_ _To-day's clearances seaboard corn _____ _Primeval_ _To-day's clearances seaboard oats _____ _Primative_ _____ boat loads taken at seaboard for export._ _Primness_ _____ taken here for export._ _Primrose_ _____ taken here for shipment._ _Princely_ _____ cash wheat worked here._
STATE OF THE MARKET.
DOWNWARD.
Pretending Market dull. Pretense Market dull, but not quotably lower. Pretext Market dull and irregular. Prevail Market dull and declining. Prevailed Market dull; holders anxious to realize. Prevailing Market is a shade lower. Pride Market weak; transactions small. Princess Market tending downward. Principle Market is declining. Privation Market is declining rapidly. Probable Market is dull at the decline. Probate Market generally is easier. Probation Market is heavy and a good deal unsettled. Probe Market heavy. Probing Market very heavy. Problem Market very dull. Proclaim Market rather worse. Proclaimed Market completely unsettled. Proclaiming Market depressed and so unsettled accurate quotations can't be given. Prodigal Market in a panic. Prodigy Market has declined. Produce Market moderately active at the decline. Producing Market active at the decline. Profane Market is very fluctuating. Profanely Market in buyer's favor. Profess Demand moderate. Professed Demand very moderate. Profession Demand for shipment very moderate. Profile Demand for local trade moderate. Profound Scarcely any demand for local trade. Profoundly Supply exceeds the demand and prices have declined. Progress Holders pressing their stock on the market. Prohibit More disposition to sell. Prohibited New York advices have had a depressing effect on the market. Prohibiting Foreign advices have had a depressing effect on the market. Project Decline in Eastern markets has reduced prices here. Projectile Very few purchases being made on Eastern orders. Prolific Advance in freights has caused decline here. Prologue The decline caused by reported heavy failure. Prolong Large buyers have withdrawn from th market. Promenade Buyers holding off for lower prices. Prominent Packers buying very moderately. Promise Packers not buying. Promising Packers holding off for lower prices. Promote Very few shippers in the market. Promoting There are no shippers in the market. Promotion Speculators less anxious to buy for future delivery. Prompt Prospects of large receipts depress the market. Promptly Closeness in the money market has a depressing effect on the market. Prompting Heavy stock depresses the market. Pronoun Heavy receipts depress the market. Pronounce Fine weather depresses the market. Proof More disposition to sell but not to force sales. Propel Buyers waiting for the bottom. Propelled Large sales at lower prices. Propelling Receivers free sellers for future delivery. Properly No improvement in condition of market to-day. Prophet Strong efforts being made to reduce prices. Proportion To force sales would have to accept lower prices. Proposal Difficult to sell much at quotations. Propose Bears have the advantage and are hammering the market. Proposing Sellers at last quotations but buyers demand a reduction. Prospect A combination is formed to break the market. Prosecute Everybody disposed to sell. Prosper At one time sales were made as low as ____ Prostrate Free sellers, indications of a lower market to-morrow. Prostrating Closes weak. Protege Closes very weak. Protract Closes very weak with sellers at quotations. Protracted Opened firm but closed weak.
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Prudence Market opens this morning. Prudent Market opens on 'Change. Prudently Market opens this afternoon. Prudish Market opens. Puberty Market closes this noon. Public Market closes this afternoon board. Publican Market closes, final close. Publicly Market closed on the call. Publish Market closed on the evening board. Published Market closed last night.
FOREIGN ADVICES.
Publishing Beerbohm quotes Liverpool, Wheat. Pudding Beerbohm quotes Liverpool, Corn. Puffing Beerbohm quotes Liverpool. Pugilist Beerbohm quotes London, Wheat. Pulley Beerbohm quotes London, Corn. Pulpit Beerbohm quotes Mark Lane, Wheat. Pulse Beerbohm quotes Mark Lane, Corn. Pumpkin Beerbohm quotes cargoes off coast, Wheat. Punctual Beerbohm quotes cargoes off coast, Corn. Pungent Beerbohm quotes cargoes on passage, Wheat. Punish Beerbohm quotes cargoes on passage, Corn. Punished Beerbohm quotes floating cargoes, Wheat. Punishing Beerbohm quotes floating cargoes, Corn. Punishment Beerbohm quotes California Wheat. Punster Beerbohm quotes Flour. Pupil Beerbohm quotes English country markets. Purely Beerbohm quotes French markets. Purgative Beerbohm quotes weather in England. Purgatory Beerbohm quotes. Purge Private cables quote Wheat. Purging Private cables quote Corn. Purify Private cables quote weather in England. Purloin Private cables quote. Purloined Public (or ticker) quotes Wheat. Purple Public (or ticker) quotes Corn. Purport Public (or ticker) quotes Flour. Purpose Public (or ticker) quotes California Wheat. Purposely Public (or ticker) quotes weather in England. Pursue Public (or ticker) quotes. Pursuit Private cables are conflicting.
Pustule Penny higher. Puzzle One to two pence higher. Quadrant Two pence higher. Quadrille Two to three pence higher. Quadruped Three pence higher. Quaff Three to four pence higher. Quaffing Three to six pence higher. Quail Four to six pence higher. Quaint Six pence higher. Quaintly Six to nine pence higher. Quake Six pence to shilling higher. Quaking Nine pence higher. Qualify Nine pence to shilling higher. Quarrel Shilling higher. Quarrelled Shilling to shilling six pence higher.
Quarry Penny lower. Quarter One to two pence lower. Quartered Two pence lower. Quartette Two to three pence lower. Quartz Three pence lower. Queen Three to four pence lower. Queenly Three to six pence lower. Quell Four to six pence lower. Quelled Six pence lower. Quelling Six to nine pence lower. Quench Six pence to shilling lower. Quenched Nine pence lower. Quenching Nine pence to shilling lower. Question Shilling lower. Questioned Shilling to shilling sixpence lower.
Quietly Holiday, no market.
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RECEIPTS.
Rabbit Receipts are large. Rabble Receipts are very large. Radiance Receipts are increasing. Radiant Receipts are light. Radiate Receipts are very light. Radical Receipts are diminishing. Radish Receipts are light, owing to bad condition of the roads in the country. Radius Receipts are light, owing to detention of trains. Ragged No receipts. Raging Receipts of Flour to-day ____ bbls. Rainbow Receipts of Flour for last six days ____ bbls. Rakish Receipts of Wheat to-day ____ bush. Ramble Receipts of Wheat for last six days ____ bush. Rambling Receipts of Corn to-day ____ bush. Rampart Receipts of Corn for last six days ____ bush. Ranch Receipts of Oats to-day ____ bush. Random Receipts of Oats for last six days ____ bush. Range Receipts of Rye to-day ____ bush. Ransack Receipts of Rye for last six days ____ bush. Ransacked Receipts of Barley to-day ____ bush. Ransomed Receipts of Barley for last six days ____ bush. Rape Receipts of Wheat to-day by canal ____ bush. Rapid Receipts of Corn to-day by canal ____ bush. Rapidly Receipts of Oats to-day by canal ____ bush. Rapture Receipts of Live Hogs to-day ____ Rarely Receipts of Live Hogs for last six days ____ Rascal Receipts of Dressed Hogs to-day ____ Rascally Receipts of Dressed Hogs for last six days ____ Rashly Receipts of Mess Pork to-day ____ bbls. Ratify Receipts of Mess Pork for last six days ____ bbls. Ratio Receipts of Lard to-day ____ tierces. Rattan Receipts of Lard for last six days ____ tierces. Ravine Receipts of ____ to-day ____ Ravish Receipts of ____ for last six days ____ Ravished Cars of Wheat posted for to-morrow. Ravishing Cars of Corn posted for to-morrow. Read Cars of Oats posted for to-morrow. Reader Cars of Rye posted for to-morrow. Reading Cars of Barley posted for to-morrow.
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SHIPMENTS.
Rebuff Shipments are light. Rebuke Shipments are very light. Rebuking Shipments are diminishing. Rebus Shipments are large. Recall Shipments are very large. Recalled Shipments are increasing. Recalling No shipments. Reckless Shipments of Flour to-day ____ bbls. Recommend Shipments of Flour for last six days ____ bbls. Redeem Shipments of Wheat to-day ____ bush. Redeemed Shipments of Wheat for last six days ____ bu. Redeeming Shipments of Corn to-day ____ bush. Redemption Shipments of Corn for last six days ____ bu. Reduction Shipments of Oats to-day ____ bush. Refine Shipments of Oats for last six days ____ bush. Refining Shipments of Rye to-day ____ bush. Refinement Shipments of Rye for last six days ____ bush. Refit Shipments of Barley to-day ____ bush. Refrain Shipments of Barley for last six days days ____ bush. Refresh Shipments of Live Hogs to-day ____ Refreshed Shipments of Live Hogs for last six days ____ Refreshing Shipments of Dressed Hogs to-day ____ Refuge Shipments of Dressed Hogs for last six days ____ Refund Shipments of Mess Pork to-day ____ bbls. Refunded Shipments of Mess Pork for last six days ____ bbls. Refunding Shipments of Lard to-day ____ tierces. Regal Shipments of Lard for last six days days ____ tierces. Regalia Shipments of ____ to-day ____ Regard Shipments of ____ for last six days ____ Regarded Charters to-day Wheat ____ bush. Regiment Charters to-day Corn ____ bush. Region Charters to-day Oats ____ bush. Register No charters to-day.
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Relation Stock in store Flour ____ bbls. Relax Stock in store Wheat ____ bush. Relaxed Stock in store Corn ____ bush. Relaxing Stock in store Oats ____ bush. Relent Stock in store Rye ____ bush. Relented Stock in store Barley ____ bush. Relenting Stock in store Mess Pork ____ bbls. Reliable Stock in store Lard ____ tierces. Reliance Stock in store ____ Relic Stock is estimated at ____ Religion Stock of all grades about ____ Relish Stock is large. Relished Stock is very large. Relishing Stock is accumulating rapidly. Reluctant Stock is diminishing rapidly. Rely Stock is small. Remains Stock is entirely exhausted. Remark Corresponding time last year. Remarked Corresponding week last year. Remarking Up to corresponding time last year.
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ABOUT BUYING.
CUSTOMER.
Remote Buy immediately. Remotely Buy as soon as possible. Remove Buy at opening of the market. Renegade Buy at about ____ Renew Buy at not exceeding ____ Renewed Buy in store. Renovate Buy afloat. Renown Buy aboard cars. Renowned Buy buyer's option. Rental Buy seller's option. Renting Buy and ship. Repair Buy and ship immediately. Repaired Buy and ship as soon as possible. Repairing Buy and ship by first opportunity. Repentance Buy and ship for account of ____ Repented Buy and ship if you can lay down here at ____ Repenting Buy and ship if you can lay down in in ____ at ____ Replenish Buy immediately and ship when you can engage freight at ____ Replenished Buy and hold for further orders. Reporter Buy at not over quotations in letter. Reporting Buy at prices you name. Represent Buy at prices you name or a shade higher. Reprint Buy when prices have declined to ____ Reprinted Buy to arrive. Reprinting Buy a small cargo. Reproach Buy a medium sized cargo. Reproached Buy a large cargo. Reproaching Buy when cheap lots offer. Reptile Buy in my short. Republic Buy if no material change. Republish Buy if you can hold on margin. Repudiate Buy for immediate delivery. Repugnant Buy if you can draw part on time. Repulse Buy if you can draw half on time. Repulsing Buy if you can draw at ____ days. Repulsive Buy if quality is choice. Repute Buy on the best terms. Require Buy to-day at the best prices you can. Requisite Buy if foreign advices higher. Rescue Buy according to your judgment. Resemble Buy all you can contract for the season. Resembling Buy part if you cannot get all. Resentful Buy in when you can without loss including all charges. Reside Buy in when profit can be had over all charges. Residence Buy if you can ship. Residing Buy if you can ship immediately. Resolute Buy if you can ship in bulk by railroad. Resolutely Buy at country points, freights being equal to Chicago rates. Resolution Buy car lots daily without exciting prices. Resist Buy fresh receipts if you can so as to save extra storage. Resistance Buy if strictly prime. Resisted Buy in favorite houses. Resisting Buy for account of of ____ Resolve Buy for my account. Resolving Buy at ____, freights to be equal to Chicago rates. Resound Buy delivery any point same freight as from Chicago to ____ Resounded Keep on buying. Resounding Keep on buying; how much have you bought? Respected Get refusal of ____ at lowest price until we can answer by telegraph. Respectful If you cannot buy at our limits, telegraph the best you can do. Respond If you cannot get all to-day complete order to-morrow. Responded Buy ____ order in force until countermanded. Responding Buy ____ order in force to-day only.
Response Can you buy? Restless Can you buy buyer's option? Restrain Can you buy in store? Restrained Can you buy afloat? Restraining Can you buy freely? Restrict Can you buy to arrive? Restricted Can you buy for immediate delivery? Restricting Can you buy for future delivery? Restriction Can you buy and lay down here at ____? Result Can you buy for future lower than for present delivery? Resulted Can you buy and hold on margin? Resulting Can you buy aboard cars? Retire At what price can you buy? Retiring At what price can you buy for present delivery? Retreat At what price can you buy for future delivery? Retreated If not bought await further orders. Retrench If not bought, telegraph the best price you can buy at. Retrenched Is there any prospect of buying? Return Have you bought? Returned How much have you bought? Reveal Quote expense of holding ____ in your city ____ days including all charges. Revealed Quote cost free on board. Revealing Quote cost free on board not including commission. Revelation Quote price ____ laid down in ____ Revelry Stop buying; how much have you bought? Revenge Stop buying until you receive our letter dated ____ Revenging Stop buying unless prices lower. Revengeful Stop buying until further orders. Revenue Order to buy is hereby countermanded. Revile Do not buy on order contained in our letter dated ____ Reviling Don't buy at over ____ Revisal Do not buy to arrive.
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ABOUT BUYING.
BROKER.
Riddance Have bought. Ridge Have bought in store. Ridicule Have bought afloat. Rifle Have bought to arrive. Rifling Have bought at your limits. Rigger Have bought for immediate delivery. Rigging Have bought for your account. Righteous Have bought for account of ____ Rigid Have bought and are shipping. Rigidly Have bought subject to inspection. Rigidness Have bought at ____ freight to be equal to Chicago rates. Rigor Have bought aboard cars. Ringlet We are buying slowly. Rinse Had bought before your despatch reached us. Ripen Had bought before your letter reached us. Ripened Can buy. Ripple Can buy at ____ Rippling Can buy buyer's option. Risky Can buy in store. Risking Can buy afloat. Ritual Can buy to arrive. Rivalry Can buy freely. Rivulet Can buy for immediate delivery. Robe Can buy aboard cars. Robber Can buy at prices you name. Robin Can buy for future lower than for present delivery. Robust Can buy and hold here on margin. Robustly Can buy free on board including all charges. Rogue Have refusal for ____ hours. Roguish With order in hand think could buy at ____ Roman Can buy and hold with ____ dollars margin. Romance Can buy for future delivery with ____ dollars margin. Romantic Can get no refusal, but think direct offer of ____ would buy. Romp Can buy ____ to cost not exceeding ____ laid down in ____ Romping We are offered but cannot get refusal. Roomy We are offered subject to your immediate reply by telegraph. Rooster We expect to buy at your limits. Rosebud We expect to be able to fill your order soon. Rosette Think we can buy. Rotate Think we can buy at about ____ Rough Might possibly buy at ____ Roughly We are trying to buy. Roughness Difficult to buy much without advancing prices. Roulette Cannot buy. Routine Cannot buy aboard cars. Rover Cannot buy buyer's option. Royal Cannot buy in store. Rubbish Cannot buy afloat. Ruby Cannot buy to arrive. Rudder Cannot buy freely. Rudely Cannot buy for immediate delivery. Rudeness Cannot buy for future delivery. Rudiment Cannot buy at prices you name. Ruff Cannot buy for future lower than for present delivery. Ruffian Cannot buy and bold here on margin. Ruler Cannot buy at your limits. Rural Cannot buy under ____ Russet Cannot buy now, but consider order open. Rustic Cannot buy except for cash. Rusticate None offering in the market. Ruthless Little trading in buyer's option; difficult to buy. Sabbath Have not bought. Sachem Shall we buy? Sacrament How much shall we buy? Sacred Shall we buy more? Sacredly Name the highest price you will pay, and if we can do better will give you the benefit. Saddle Is your order to buy still in force?
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ABOUT SELLING.
CUSTOMER.