Sentence examples for which were traded from inspiring English sources

These textiles draw the maximum effect from each decorative morsel, an economy that reflects only partly the high price of beads, which were traded as currency until the early 20th century.

American traders brought mostly clothing, cottons, silks, lace, cutlery, alcohol, and sugar, which were traded for hides and tallow at a profit generally between 200% and 300%.

Plantations were used by the exporting countries (mainly America) to grow the raw materials needed to manufacture the goods which were traded back into the plantation economy.

The Manche produced a number of products for trade, manufactured from resources in the southern Maya Mountains of Belize; these included blowguns, bows and arrows, finely sculpted greenstone axes, hammocks, manos and metates, pottery, and cane, all of which were traded across the southern Maya region.

But she said the shares, which were trading above $20 last November, were still undervalued.

H.P. shares, which were trading at $46.50 on the date of Ms. Allred's letter, closed on Friday at $26.40.

Sundance shares, which were trading above 60 cents in January, declined to a low of 30 cents in June.

Futures on the Standard & Poor's 500 index, which were trading a little above 1,100, fell to as low as 1,066.

Its shares, which were trading at nearly $120 in late December, have fallen to Wednesday's close of $70.50.

S&P futures, which were trading sharply higher this morning, should give stocks a solid bounce when trading gets under way in New York at 9 30 AM EST.

The results boosted Telekom Austria shares, which were trading up 50 euro cents (68 cents), or 2.8%, to 18.56 euros ($25.06) in early-afternoon trading in Vienna.