Most Markets no longer operate under this traditional "Pasaran" cycle, instead pragmatically remaining open every day of the Gregorian week. However many markets in Java still retain traditional names that indicated that once the markets only operated on certain "Pasaran" days, such as Pasar Legi, or Pasar Kliwon. Some markets in small or medium size locations will be much busier on the "Pasaran" day than on the other days. On the market's name day itinerate sellers appear selling such things as livestock, plants and other products that are either less frequently purchased or are more expensive. This allows a smaller number of these merchants to service a much larger area much as in bygone days.