DCHP-1 Online
Jew's freight Slang, Obs. 
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- 1876 . . . it will sooner or later get broken, if used for the corveyance . . . such for instance as "dry goods," meaning trans-Atlantically drapery, hosiery and clothing in general, or what is called by packers, "Jews' freight."
- 1876 . . . it will sooner or later get broken, if used for the corveyance . . . such for instance as "dry goods," meaning trans-Atlantically drapery, hosiery and clothing in general, or what is called by packers, "Jews' freight."