Goods

Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 15
Goods of the first order are commodities which satisfy wants directly, such as food and clothing; of the second order, such as do not satisfy wants directly, but are used in producing goods of the first order, as flour mills and raw wool for clothing; of the third order, such as are used in producing goods of the second order, as machinery for making milling or weaving machinery.
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