Minor started a fire camp commissary, providing dry goods, clothing and necessities to the firefighters.

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The shelves in your kitchen will be so much prettier with all this gleaming glass filled with various dry goods.

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Candles for Jewish holidays were sold nearby at Abraham's Dry Goods, and the tango was danced nightly at Max Sperber's Silk Hat.

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There are full-service counters for fruit, vegetables, meat and cheese, shelves stocked with dry goods, a bakery and a discount section that circles the perimeter.

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Mr. GARY MILLER (Owner, Miller Dry Goods): You know, we carry a lot of work boots, you know, that have to be waterproof and frocks that are fire retardant, like all of this stuff, all of these Carhartt products right there.

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His first job, in a general trading firm in Warsaw, involved him writing letters in Yiddish about the price of dry goods, but alongside this he knew a charmed existence close to nature in the wilds of north-eastern Poland, hunting or just tracking a legendary variety of game.

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The Baltic Dry Index, a measure of shipping rates for bulk goods, has foundered.

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Drucker cited the example of a rapidly growing consumer goods business that announced a pending price increase and saw its sales spike by 50% and then abruptly dry up the following year, forcing the firm into bankruptcy.

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We now have both goods distributed and also whatever else it is that people go to do: perhaps we get clean, dry and smiling babies as a result of diaper changing or perhaps we get a better staffed library.

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