Meanings of busy mart in English

At length they came out into the busy mart.

When, with some toil, I had won a passage through this busy mart, I mingled with a different crowd.

As that reduced his costume to a few knick-knacks, Billy retired from the busy mart until we could arrange matters.

In Wilmington-notthen the busy mart and "port of the Confederacy," she later grew to be-almostequal apathy prevailed.

Where domestic peace and happiness reigned-where flowers bloomed-where childhood held its sports and holidays, now is seen the busy mart of this bustling, plodding world.

There's plenty of work for such as you in the busy marts of men.

The busy marts, the rising cities, the enriched empires of the world are but the great treasure-houses of labor.

Peter, with a long, elephantine gait, slowly wandered over the town, lingering especially in the busy marts of trade.

Three were merchants, traveling in company, possibly for protection on the road, and en route doubtless to York and its busy marts.

"This the busy mart?"