The Robinson Telegraphic Cipher

by Stephen L. Robinson

Tasteful	Allan Line.
Tasteless	American Line.
Tattoo	Anchor Line.
Tavern	Bremen Line.
Tax	Cunard Line via Boston.
Taxable	Cunard Line via New York.
Taxation	Guion Line.
Taxed	Hamburg Line.
Taxing	Havre Line.
Teach	Inman Line.
Teacher	National Line.
Teaching	Red Star Line.
Teamster	State Line.
Teapot	White Star Line.
Tedious	. . . . . .
Tediously	. . . . . .
Teeth	. . . . . .
Teething	. . . . . .
Temper	. . . . . .
Temperate	. . . . . .
Tempest	. . . . . .
Templar	. . . . . .
Temple	. . . . . .
Tempt	. . . . . .
Tempted	. . . . . .
Tempting	. . . . . .

ABOUT FUNDS.

Tenant	Draw at sight.
Tenderly	Draw at sight with bill of lading attached.
Tendon	Draw on demand.
Tendril	Draw on demand with bill of lading attached.
Tenement	Draw payable with New York Exchange.
Tenor	Draw as before.
Tension	Draw on us.
Tepid	Draw for what margin you require.
Tepidly	Draw at one day.
Terminus	Draw at five days.
Testament	Draw at ten days.
Testator	Draw at fifteen days.
Testified	Draw at twenty days.
Testify	Draw at thirty days.
Testimony	Draw at forty-five days.
Textile	Draw at sixty days.
Texture	Draw at ninety days.
Thankful	At what rate can you draw?
Thankfully	Can you negotiate time drafts?
Thankless	Have remitted.
Thatch	Have remitted currency.
Thatched	Have remitted New York Exchange.
Thatching	Have remitted Chicago Exchange.
Thawed	Have remitted by mail.
Thawing	Have remitted by express.
Theater	Have deposited margin with ____
Thebes	We are remitting margins.
Theme	Will remit immediately.
Theology	Will remit to-morrow.
Thereby	Will remit in a few days.
Therefore	Will remit New York Exchange.
Thick	Will remit Chicago Exchange.
Thicket	Will remit currency.
Thickly	Will remit necessary funds.
Thief	Can you wait for a remittance?
Thievish	What margin do you require?
Thigh	Retain margin until you hear from us.
Thimble	Have drawn at sight.
Thirsty	Have drawn at sight with bill lading attached.
Thirstful	Have drawn on demand.
Thistle	Have drawn on demand with bill lading attached.
Thorny	Have drawn payable with New York Exchange.
Thought	Have drawn as before.
Thoughtful	Have drawn for ____ dollars margin.
Thrall	Have drawn at one day.
Thrash	Have drawn at five days.
Thrashed	Have drawn at ten days.
Thrashing	Have drawn at fifteen days.
Threat	Have drawn at twenty days.
Threaten	Have drawn at thirty days.
Threatened	Have drawn at forty-five days.
Threshold	Have drawn at sixty days.
Thrifty	Have drawn at ninety days.
Throb	Will you remit or shall we draw?
Throbbing	How shall we draw?
Throng	Can draw at ____
Throttle	A remittance will do if it reaches us ____
Thrust	You can remit New York Exchange or we will draw.
Thumb	Can draw as desired.
Thumping	Will telegraph you if want more margin.
Thunder	Can make advances with ____ per cent. margin.
Thwart	How have you remitted?
Thwarted	Have you remitted?
Ticket	Cannot draw as directed.
Ticklish	Cannot negotiate time paper.
Tidal	Cannot draw time drafts against shipments.
Tidily	Cannot act without margin in hand.
Tidings	Cannot wait for a remittance, seller demands cash, must draw.
Tiger	Cannot make advances now, but hope to do so soon.
Tiller	Please remit ____ dollars.
Tilling	Please deposit ____ dollars.
Tillable	Please send ____ dollars by first express.
Tillage	Deposit ____ dollars to our credit and have Bank wire us.
Tillman	Unless you deposit ____ dollars to our credit and have Bank wire us at once shall close your trades.
Timbal	Have deposited ____ dollars to your credit.
Timeful	Your credit balance.
Timeless	Your debit balance.
Timerous	Please leave more margin in future drafts against shipments.
Tinged	You must leave margin to cover shortage and misgrading.
Tinkered	Your draft excessive. Deposit ____ dollars to our credit, have Bank wire us and we will honor your draft.
Tinkering	Please remit to our New York house for our credit ____ dollars.
Tinsmith	Your draft seems excessive, wire weights at once.
Tinware	Do not draw to exceed ____ cents per bu. on wheat.
Tippet	Do not draw to exceed ____ cents per bu. on corn.
Tippling	Do not draw to exceed ____ cents per bu. on oats.
Tireless	Do not draw to exceed ____ cents per bu. on ____
Tiresome	Draft with bill of lading when loaded.
Titantic	Draft with bill of lading when navigation opens.
Tithes	Please send bill of lading at once.
Title	Bill of lading forwarded ____
Titmouse	Bill of lading not yet received.
Toadstool	We must receive bill of lading by opening market.
Tobacco	Draft when loaded, shipment opening navigation.
Tigress	Must draw for margin, payable on demand.
Timely	Must draw for ____ dollars margin.
Timid	Must draw at sight.
Timidly	Must draw on demand.
Tincture	Banks will not advance on property, must have currency to act.
Tinkling	Margin of ____ per cent. on all property bought or sold, margin to be kept good.
Tinsel	Unless you remit additional margin immediately we must cover your sales.
Tipple	Unless you remit additional margin immediately we must sell your property.
Tipsy	Market advancing; your margin nearly exhausted; shall we draw for additional margin or cover your sales?
Tissue	Market declining; your margin nearly exhausted; shall we draw for additional margin or sell your property?
Titbit	Your margin exhausted; have closed all your trades.
Toast	Have closed your trades; you may draw for ____ dollars.
Toasted	We hold subject to your order ____ dollars.
Toasting	Have deposited proceeds with ____
Toddy	Money market easy.
Toilet	Money market tight.
Toilsome	Sight exchange ____ per cent. premium.
Tomato	Sight exchange par.
Tombstone	Sight exchange ____ per cent. discount.
Tongue	. . . . . .
Tonnage	. . . . . .
Tooth	. . . . . .
Toothless	. . . . . .
Topaz	. . . . . .

ABOUT INSURANCE.

Tophet	Keep fully insured in good offices.
Topic	Effect marine insurance.
Torment	At what rate can you insure?
Tormented	Have effected insurance.
Tormenting	We will insure.
Torpedo	We can insure at ____
Torpid	Shall we insure here?
Torture	Insured here in our open policy.
Total	Have not insured; consider you have insured in your open policy.
Totally	Including marine insurance.
Towards	Marine insurance ____ cents per $100.
Township	. . . . . .
Track	. . . . . .
Tracked	. . . . . .
Tracking	. . . . . .

ABOUT TELEGRAPHING.

Trackless	Telegraph when you buy.
Trader	Telegraph when you sell.
Tradition	Telegraph when you ship.
Traduce	Telegraph when you draw.
Traducing	Telegraph when you remit.
Traffic	Telegraph when you do anything.
Tragedian	Telegraph when ____ stops advancing.
Tragedy	Telegraph when ____ stops declining.
Tragic	Telegraph when you are offered any bargains.
Tragical	Telegraph receipts for to-day.
Traitor	Telegraph cars posted for to-morrow.
Tramp	Telegraph shipments for to-day.
Trample	Telegraph your stock.
Tranquil	Telegraph best offer.
Transact	Telegraph fully and often.
Transfer	Telegraph promptly what progress.
Transfix	Telegraph immediately if satisfactory.
Transfixed	Telegraph price, quality, and brand.
Transform	Telegraph price, quality, and quantity.
Transgress	Telegraph any important change.
Transit	Telegraph shipping instructions.
Translate	Telegraph quotations.
Transmit	Telegraph state of your market.
Transpire	Telegraph to-morrow early.
Transplant	Telegraph frequently and keep us well posted.
Transport	Telegraph closing prices of ____
Trap	Telegraph closing prices of ____, night despatch.
Trapped	Telegraph daily with quotations, until further advised.
Trapping	Telegraph market daily, by night despatch.
Travel	Telegraph in cipher.
Traveler	Telegraph in plain language.
Traveling	Answer by telegraph.
Tread	Answer by telegraph immediately.
Treadle	Answer by night despatch.
Treason	We do not understand your despatch.
Treasure	We telegraphed you, but have no reply.
Treating	Your despatch received after market closed; will act next session unless otherwise instructed.
Treatment	Your order by telegraph received at ____
Treaty	. . . . . .
Tremble	. . . . . .
Trembling	. . . . . .

CROPS AND WEATHER.

Trespass	The seeding this spring is backward.
Trespassed	The weather is unfavorable for the growing crops.
Trial	The weather continues unfavorable.
Triangle	Up to this time very little has been done, the ground being too wet.
Tribunal	Late frosts said to have done much injury.
Tribute	Reported damage to crops by ____
Trifle	Crops have been injured by the late rains.
Trifling	Crops have been injured by the severe drought.
Trigger	Should wet weather continue the harvest will be very late.
Trinity	The seeding this spring progressing favorably
Trinket	The weather is favorable for the growing crops.
Triplet	Accounts of the crops very encouraging.
Tripod	Indications of an early harvest.
Triumph	Harvesting in this section will probably begin next week.
Trombone	Harvesting is now progressing in this section.
Trodden	____ in this section has been mostly secured in good condition.
Trouble	Samples exhibited of the new crop look ____
Trowel	Quality of the new crop is superior to last year's.
Trudge	Quality of the new crop is inferior to last year's.
Trudging	Quality of the new crop as good as expected.
Truly	The new crop, it is estimated, will average ____ bushels per acre.
Trumpet	The yield, both as to quality and quantity, is very satisfactory.
Trundle	Prospects of an early crop.
Truss	Prospects of a late crop.
Trustee	Prospects of an average crop.
Trustful	Prospects above an average crop.
Ugly	Prospects below an average crop.
Ugliness	Little of the new crop arriving.
Ultimate	The proportion of the new crop in arrivals is ____
Ultra	The new crop now arriving freely.
Umbrage	First samples of the new crop exhibited here to-day.
Umbrella	Condition of the new crop arriving is excellent.
Umpire	Weather is fine.
Unaware	Weather is hot and forcing.
Unbelief	Weather is unsettled.
Unbend	Weather showery.
Unbended	Weather is stormy.
Unbending	Weather wet and cold.
Unbolt	Weather is cold for this time of the year.
Unbolted	Weather is warm for this time of the year.
Unbolting	Severe thunder storms prevailing.
Unborn	Weather more settled.
Unbosom	Weather is spring-like.
Unbridle	Weather is brilliant.
Unbuckle	Frost seems breaking up.
Unbutton	Incessant rains still prevail.
Unchain	Hard frost last night.
Unclasp	Light frost last night.
Uncle	Weather is warm and pleasant.
Unclean	Heavy rains in this section of the country.
Uncover	. . . . . .
Undaunted	. . . . . .
Undergo	. . . . . .
Undone	. . . . . .
Undress	. . . . . .

ABOUT PACKING.