NURSERYMEN'S TELEGRAPH CODE 123 



ORDERS— Continued 



Conduce — Have sent mail order, 

 if not received, send the fol- 

 lowing and cancel mail order 

 when received. 



Conductor — Goods have not ar- 

 rived. Wire tracer. 



Condense — We will wire tracer 

 at once. 



Condign — Have you shipped ? 

 We cannot wait longer than 



Condole — Shipping instructions 



by mail. 

 Condoler — When will you ship? 

 Condoling — We will ship at once. 



Confer — We will ship 



Confess — Express samples of 



Confide — Freight samples of ... . 



TERMS OF PAYMENT. 



Confound — As given in your 



price list. 

 Conflux — As given in our orice 



list. 



Confined — One-fourth cash with 

 order, balance C. O. D. 



Conflict — One-fourth cash will 

 be sent next mail. 



Confront — Money sufficient to 

 cover the bill will go forward 

 next mail. 



Confused — Collection by ex- 

 press. 



Confuted — Collection through 

 bank, with B./L. attached. 



Congress — Note at 



months, without interest. 



Congest — Note at days, 



without interest. 



Congesting— Note at 



months with per cent 



from date of shipment. 



Congo — Cash with order. 



Congratulate — Secured note. 



Congregate — Draft at sight with 

 B. L. attached. 



Congregation — Draft at 



days sight with B./L. at- 

 tached. 



Conical — Payment from first 

 money collected. 



Conjurer — References by mail. 



Connect — References required. 



Connecting — References satis- 

 factory. 



Connive — References not satis- 

 factory. 



Conquer — Cash in 30 days. 



Conqueror — Cash in 60 days. 



Conquest — Cash in 90 days. 



Conscious — Cash on receipt of 

 the goods. 



CLAIMS AND ALLOWANCES. 



Conscript— Goods just arrived. 



In every way satisfactory. 

 Conserve — Goods just arrived. 

 Consoled — Goods are subject to 



your order. Under grade and 



otherwise inferior. 

 Consoling — Goods are subject to 



your order. The quality is 



not as represented. 

 Consorts — Goods received in bad 



order. What shall we do with 



them? 



Consorting — Hold goods sub- 

 ject to our order. Will write. 



Conspire— Use what you can. 

 We leave it to your judgment. 



Conspiracy — What allowance 

 will make it satisfactory ? 



Conspiring— You must make 

 claim on the carriers. 



Constable — An allowance of 

 is claimed. 



Constant — T he allowance 

 claimed is excessive. 



