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Thus, since he had paid for the pig in trade goods, and since trade goods were rated at a hundred per cent.

He was a little old Frenchman, with soft kind eyes and a pleasant smile, half trader and half seaman, who owned a cutter in which he wandered boldly among the Paumotus and the Marquesas, taking out trade goods and bringing back copra, shell, and pearls.

The tobacco and trade goods were brought from the store-room by two house-boys and turned over to the chief of Balesuna village, who accepted the additional reward with a non-committal grunt and went away down the path to his canoes.

He had charge of a small clay storehouse with a dried-grass roof, and pretended to keep a correct account of beads, cotton cloth, red kerchiefs, brass wire, and other trade goods it contained.

And several times a week a coast caravan came in with trade goods,--ghastly glazed calico that made you shudder only to look at it, glass beads value about a penny a quart, confounded spotted cotton handkerchiefs.

He knew that Mapuhi owed Toriki for trade goods advanced the year before.

The trade ties with Pakistan has also seen significant improvement in the corresponding period under the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), as recently built road network and the Gwadar seaport provides an easy access for the transportation of trade goods between the two sides.

This title explores why people in one country trade goods and services with people in other countries.

Traffic remained suspended for nearly five hours which caused hardships to ordinary citizens and drivers of heavy vehicles taking trade goods to Afghanistan via the Torkham border.

"And it's very rich in artifacts including Native American pottery and stone tools, as well as trade goods such as glass beads, wampum, hatchets and knives.

"The real value of fair trade can often be missed by those undertaking their weekly shop, but purchasing fair trade goods really does affect the lives of producers across the world.