frontier trade

He traded many of the manifold supplies carried by his large frontier trading post for Texas railroad land certificates.

They gather in bustling frontier trading posts to collect donated rations of flour, beans, salt and other food.

His house on the Hudson Highlands where several Indian trails converged served as a frontier trading post for the new colonists.

One major undertaking was creating the murals for the Oklahoma Capitol, which depict the state's discovery, frontier trade, Indian immigration, settlement, and overall history.

The Huff family converted their fort to an inn, and Jehu's son, Royal, opened a frontier trading post.

Within a few steps, the red, white, and blue of Liberty Square has been replaced by the muddy browns of the old-fashioned Frontier Trading Post.

Into the 1870s, the town was little more than a frontier trading center, with a handful of log buildings housing business establishments, a post office, and a few homes.

The company was incorporated in 2001 by Deidre Rodriguez, Enrique Rodriguez, and Frontier Trading Corp.

Reliance Inc was formed in 2001 under the articles of incorporation in the State of Florida by Frontier Trading Corp.

Stained glass windows portrayed frontier trades: Indians bartering skins of sea otter, Chinese working lime, and, in this town, master builders erecting Victorian mansions.

He also advocated against the imperial prohibition of using coins from outside the Holy Roman Empire, arguing that this undermined his duchy's position as a frontier trade center.

Vital Fabric of the Street Rockit Scientist, along with perhaps any number of the estimated 571,000 small businesses in the New York region, is like a frontier trading post.

Ten years later, in May 1836, Alexander moved to the frontier trading centre of Port Natal, in the later Colony of Natal, initially with his younger son George.

At that time St. Louis was little more than a frontier trading post, but Engelmann had strong faith in its future greatness, and he lived to see it become one of the chief cities of the United States.

Still a frontier trading and listening post, Gilgit town has many dust-colored brick buildings that enclose a thriving street bazaar and scattered remnants of the British raj (a cantonment, the agent's bungalow and a graveyard).

By the end of his two mayoral terms Chicago had been transformed from a bustling frontier trading town to one of the major centers of commerce in the Midwest with a major stake in the opening of the West to the entire country.

He seems the model of an American ally - veteran of the American-backed guerrilla war against the Soviet invaders in the 1980's, a man grown wealthy from frontier trade and other businesses, a member of the tribal assembly that elected Hamid Karzai president in June.

The surrounding woodland conceals a rough-hewn facsimile of a frontier trading post, and pathways through the towering pines lead past a cluster of tepees to a gold mining camp where, for $3.70 (at $1.25 to the euro), kids can splash in a pond and pan for something that glitters.

Zhu Gaochi, as soon as he became the Hongxi Emperor in September 1424, canceled Zheng He's maritime expeditions permanently, burned down the fleet, and abolished frontier trade of tea for horses as well as missions for gold and pearls to Yunnan and Vietnam.