consignment

"There goes a consignment of men's lives," said Mrs. Vansittart to her companion.

He informs us that you refused to receive the consignment or to pay the charges.

I was down on the levee, to see to the consignment of my freight, and run afoul of her.

I got a letter from Whiteley's this morning asking when my first consignment was to arrive.

To send a consignment of goods to an agent or factor for sale or disposal.

The party to whose care a ship or a consignment of goods is intrusted.

They finished the first consignment without any luck, and went to the second place.

And your friend Linker could do with a consignment of French silk, duty free.

A year or two later, he decided to send a consignment of them to England.

In 1665 the transportation and feed of the consignment cost 11,200 livres.