salable

Now Bass, as already related, had brought out to Sydney in the Venus a large quantity of unsaleable merchandise.

It would, of course, be easy enough to get together a dreary little volume of unreadable and unsaleable song.

These farms serve the double purpose of purveyors to the London stables, and hospitals for sick, overworked, or unsaleable horses.

The markets are all glutted, and without foreign demand, a surplus produce is not desirable, because unsaleable and perishable.