Goods [noun]

Sweden excluded British goods, conformably to the continental system established by Bonaparte.

The carrying of these heavy government debts is a question of the future production of goods, of commerce, and of saving.

The restoration of stolen goods was probably dwarfed in his mind by the importance of capturing the stealers.

He even felt a certain enjoyment in the discomfiture of the self-constituted posse of searchers for stolen goods.

He and his household are going with their goods in the galliots which are now leaving this city for Yndia.

Its entrance into and exit from banks is a flow, but not a circulation against goods.

As already indicated, money may be said to circulate only when it passes in exchange for goods.

Now, Jacob, thee is sure thee could have sold those goods at the price thee mentioned?

It is to be presumed that thereafter Jacob's first inquiry must have been, "Oh now, where did you get such and such goods?"

The bill must not be drawn or renewed after the goods have been surrendered to the purchaser or consignee.