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mercantile exchange
noun[ C ]
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FINANCE, COMMERCE
a market for trading commodities (= metals, farm products, etc.):
The value of milk is determined through a formula on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
Examples of mercantile exchange
mercantile exchange
The town-hall was originally built to combine a mercantileexchange with municipal offices, but the merchants preferred to meet in the open street adjoining.
From Project Gutenberg
The result is that everything you buy becomes dearer, for the reason that you have not the commodities to give in the ordinary process of mercantileexchange.
From the
Hansard archive
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Within certain limits, the large bankers undertake mercantile exchanges; they also refine the sycee, or silver, for the receivers of taxes.
From Project Gutenberg
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