piece goods

The manufacture and export of native cloth have now been almost entirely superseded by the introduction of European piece goods.

The chief articles of import are piece goods, cotton yarn, oils and salt.

The imports are non-competitive in that the bulk of the kind of piece goods imported are not manufactured in India.

The drying of piece goods is done on steam-heated cylinders like those used for the drying of bleached goods (see Bleaching).

The dyeing of piece goods may be effected by running them through the dye liquor either at full breadth or in rope form.

Piece goods on a pooshcart from old man Zudosky's to the sponger's was all the oitermobiling Max done it.

Piece goods (apparently of different kinds) exported from Bengal in the seventeenth century.

The principal imports are wheat, rice, sugar, piece goods and hardware.

Formerly the idea was prevalent among cotton dyers that the process which succeeds with piece goods would not answer with yarns.

Much the same process may be followed for dyeing logwood black on warps and piece goods, jiggers being used for each operation.