Meanings of great mart in English

In the thirteenth century, Bruges was the great mart for silk.

It was the principal residence of the noblesse, and the great mart of commerce.

This is a great mart of trade with the Menangkabau country, whither its merchants resort with their gold.

Kohara is already a great mart.

In the early summer, the Indians came by hundreds, in fleets of canoes-men ,womenand children-tothis great mart of traffic.

Amid our daily business,-inthe sounding tumult of the great mart, and the absorption of our thoughts,-dowe think of it?

After many fruitless enquiries, Mr. Bennet thought best to remove to London, the great mart of all affairs, ecclesiastical and civil.

To London he had probably looked as to the great mart of genius, but at first he met with mortifying disappointment.

No power on earth could restrain them from freely and unconditionally communicating with the Gulf and the great mart of New York.

This world may be considered as a great mart of commerce, where fortune exposes to our view various commodities,-riches ,ease ,tranquillity ,fame ,integrity ,knowledge

We should consider this world as a great mart of commerce, where fortune exposes to our view various commodities,-riches ,ease ,tranquillity ,fame ,integrity ,knowledge

The headwaters of the River Hwai system were served by the great mart (now called Yii Chou) belonging to the state of Cheng.

For cotton, lac, sugar, and saltpetre, it is one of the greatest marts in India.

This is the Great Mart of all this Country.

Their commerce, at this moment, creates a new activity in all the great marts of the world.

All foreign merchants deserted the great marts.