It was magnificently printed and when marketed achieved a flattering success.

To the elevator she went, and looked at the books under cover of looking up a wheat ticket which her husband had cashed and found that Bill Cavers had marketed seventeen hundred and eight dollars worth of wheat.

The first sweet potatoes marketed always brought a dollar a peck, or four dollars a bushel.

"Walnuts all marketed and oranges not ready for the pickers.

Peaches had been marketed continuously, from, the same orchards, from the 15th of July to the 15th of October.

Of these, 11,500,000 pounds were marketed last year.

These are marketed, as so often happens in the outlying parts of the world, at a great annual fair, attended by traders who come hundreds of miles, bringing the manufactured articles of the outer world and seeking the highly desired products of these secluded towns.

Then, too, she was a most capable housekeepershe cooked, marketed, swept, dusted, and tyrannized over the mere men in a manner to be envied even by a New England dame.

I have been away on Akimiski all day, and I have been simply amazed at the amount of fish which could be caught, cured, and marketed if only we had the necessary plant."

Thou conquer'd merchandise, exchanged and marketed!

It had become her firm resolve to get what money was due her when Charlie marketed his logs and try another field of labor.

We see nearly three millions of our fellow men in those states robbed of body, mind, will, and souldenied marriage and the reading of the Bible, and marketed as beasts.

We see nearly three millions of our fellow men in those states robbed of body, mind, will, and souldenied marriage and the reading of the Bible, and marketed as beasts.

They employed a number of butchers at Buffalo to do their killing for them, but even then they were not sure of always getting their meat marketed.

The next day the task is taken up againthe man is fed, the children clothed, the food marketed, the floor scrubbed, the dress sewn.

One tree on this ground was worth one hundred dollars, if I could only get it cut and marketed, I could pay for my land.

It was reported in 1859, for example, that Joseph Bond of Georgia had marketed 2199 bales of his produce, that numerous Louisiana planters, particularly about Concordia Parish, commonly exceeded that output; that Dr. Duncan of Mississippi had a crop of 3000 bales; and that L.R. Marshall, who lived at Natchez and had plantations in Louisiana, Mississippi and Arkansas, was accustomed to make more than four thousand bales.

After prayers and breakfast I wrote to papa, went to school with H., and marketed.

Torvin reported that Miss Grey had disposed of several pictures direct from her studio; that he had marketed eight pictures beside the ones shipped to Equatoria, and that there was a sprightly demand for her work....

Roughly, it is true that the product of industry is divided between the workers who carry it on, and the savers who, out of the product of past work, have built the workshop, put in the plant and advanced the money to pay the workers until the new product is marketed.

Following the history of the Ruritanian loan, we may suppose that it will be dealt in regularly in that section of the Stock Exchange in which the loans of Foreign Governments are marketed.

The city gets most of its 'home-grown' strawberries from a hundred miles away, which means that they can't be marketed as fresh as ours can be.

I propose to build up a demand for absolutely fresh berries, picked at dawn and marketed before the dew is off, strictly fine to the bottom of the full-sized basket.

Organized fabrication turned out the goods and services which were marketed for profits.

This crop is marketed in EuropeLondon, Havre and Barcelonawhere better prices are obtainable than in New York.