Commodities In A Sentence

• Prices were going up and commodities were getting scarce.
• On that day there was no excise of the commodities of character.
• They had to have a store for a few essential commodities at least.
• They have many commodities that would be most useful to you.
• Certain other commodities went under similarly critical analyses.
• The value of some of these commodities was evidently mainly speculative.
• Cotton and sugar are staple commodities in several of the states.
• We had our choice of riding on any of those commodities that we might select.
• Some of these commodities are handled by other great department-stores.
• Different streams of commodities narrow at different places.
• But with the advent of the production of commodities the picture changes.
• But these, it seems, are commodities for which you have no use.
• For staple commodities at his arrivall he founde none afoot save only Tobacco.
• I have a list of the prices of ordinary commodities up to Spring, 1918.
• A Pictorial Booklet on Early Jamestown Commodities and Industries.

• How are we to provide and pay for the commodities we need for the support of the nation?
• These exchanges are really the central markets for the commodities they represent.
• It is useless to talk about better distribution until the commodities exist to be distributed.
• But they do not continue unchanged; and neither do other commodities continue unchanged.
• The commodities sold in market are too tedious to mention, even if all could be remembered.
• These two commodities represent about 90 per cent, of the total exports of the island.
• In certain commodities the market is conterminous with the trade, that is, we have a world-market.
• All the commodities sought from Virginia were unsuited to conditions in a new country.
• We can have our commodities at Gothenburg and in other places, without passing the Baltic Sea.
• There will be an enormous exchange of commodities between the two valleys when the road is constructed.
• Economies in production throughout the whole industrial field mean that there will be more commodities to be shared out.
• The volume of currency as a whole is the force by which the salable value of commodities is affected.
• Plate and ornaments were melted down and useful commodities were furnished by the adherents of the king and by those of the parliament.
• Bills drawn by importers against commodities placed in brokers' hands for sale.
• He will be inundated with speculative appeals from vendors of commodities who hope for gratuitous advertisement of their wares.
• Our production in nearly all important food commodities except sugar is in surplus of our own need.
• Peaceful exchange of commodities has also been carried on for many years along the borders of their territory.
• The vast increase in the production of the precious metals simply increased the value of the commodities for which they were exchanged.
• Many classes of commodities are now bought and sold in a world market that were formerly restricted to local trade.
• Where the same service may be supplied by two or more different commodities the trades are related by direct competition.
• He made his profits from such as wished to get rid of their oxen and wagons in exchange for the commodities which he had to offer.
• The absence of wide individual differences of taste marks out the commodities for routine or machine-production.
• With the commodities in even dollars and their larger fractions the temptation to pocket the entire amount might be present.
• Thus, it will be said, the roundabout exchange of commodities for commodities must be brought about.
• Second, improved transportation has made the prices of commodities more uniform for different producers and consumers.

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