Neither was the little old shop any longer empty of merchantable goods.

The National Forests contain nearly five hundred billion board feet of merchantable timber.

In return we were to pay him, merchantable scale, four dollars a thousand.

Other important manufactures are merchantable iron, brass and copper, locomotives and agricultural implements.

He declined to treat as a merchantable commodity principles of such importance to mankind.

There seems to be no calamity overtaking man, that can not be rendered merchantable.

Your chances of growing a high quality tree to merchantable size are better in the plantation.

Sterling and Hutchinson followed with factories which made considerable amounts of merchantable sugar at no profit.

As a rule the trees which will remain merchantable for another thirty years should be left.

Nearly every Arctic animal furnishes a merchantable pelt.

All merchantable sugar pine may therefore be removed.

Their natural charms were no longer merchantable.

As soon as raised, they are immediately cut into small pieces and dried, and are then merchantable.

Ah, not in these cold merchantable days

You can't create a contract that resolves all the issues, but the contract should be merchantable, Klemme said.

Each year the owner may have to pay a tax on the merchantable crops of many past years.