And hence trade has become Trade, and each trader is involved in the comfort, success, and prosperity of many others.

We are beginning to inquire, as never before, into the basis of trade, the place of the trader, the right conduct of this vast problem of Distribution upon which hinges so much of human life and fate.

The large trader is in control of national conduit, as well as of national expense.

"Why, a couple of years back there was a trader here stocked up with a lot of belly-mixture in bottles.

And that same afternoon we had a half-breed trader fella here, with two white men.

We bought some furs of the trader.

Any news about the strike?" "Well, the trader fella was sure it was all gammon, and told us stories of men who'd sacrificed everything and joined a stampede, and got soldsold badly.

" Salmon P. studied the trader with curiosity.

"It's nothing," says the Trader.

" The Trader leisurely opened the door, Salmon P. keeping modestly behind, while Kaviak darted forward only to be caught back by Mac.

"Look here," said the Trader, under cover of the talk about candles, "what sort of a trip have you had?" The Yukon pioneer looked at him a moment, and then took his pipe out of his mouth to say: "Rank.

But there was a good deal of wrath, too, that a trader should have presumed so far, and I felt that things were gathering to a crisis with me.

A trader is careful of his guineas.

Here was I, a peaceful trader, who desired nothing more than to live in amity with all men, involved in a bloody strife.

You are a trader, and have turned war into a trading venture.

Long ere we had reached York Ferry I had found that there was much in common between the Scots trader and the Virginian cavalier, and the chief thing we shared was youth.

" "Nay, I am for moving a step at a time," said I. "I am a trader, and want one venture well done before I begin on another, I shall be content if we safely cross these mountains on which we are now perched.

After all the excitement of speculation, the pleasure of gain, and the pain of loss, the trader makes up his mind to face facts and to learn the exact quantity and quality of his solid and reliable possessions.

but he may be a most cantankerous Free Trader).

Many is the worthy trader who has gone into port with his veritable account of this Dutchman, or that Dane, with whom he has spoken in the offing.

Perhaps his gaze at the Southern trader was longer, and more earnest, than at any other; though his eye, at times, wandered curiously, and even anxiously, over every craft that lay within the shelter of the haven.

You will then have plain sailing down upon hearty Joe Joram's, where is to be found as snug an anchorage, for an honest trader, as at any inn in the Colonies.

Do you not find something, that is not in character for an honest trader, in the manner in which they have laid that vessel at her anchors, without the fort, and the sleepy look she bears, at the same time that any one may see she is not built to catch oysters, or to carry cattle to the islands?" "As you have said, I think her a wholesome and a tight-built ship.

As the day advanced, the appearances of a fresh sea breeze setting in gradually grew stronger; and, with the increase of the wind, were to be seen all the symptoms of an intention to leave the harbour on the part of the Bristol trader.

It was too late, however, to retreat, had he been so disposed, or to abandon his purpose, without incurring the hazard of exciting dangerous suspicions A single instant served to recal his thoughts, ere he demanded, "Do I see the owner of the 'Caroline?'" "The ship is consigned to our house," returned a sedate, deliberate, and shrewd-looking individual, in the attire of a wealthy, but also of a thrifty, trader.