Commerce

Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 21
Interchange of goods, merchandise or property of any kind. Exchange of products has its origin in their diversity. Under the influence of commerce different places find it to their advantage to produce certain articles and to purchase others. In the U. S. commerce is divided into foreign, i.e., trade relations with other nations; and internal, or domestic, which in quantity and value far exceed the foreign. See CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE.
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