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EIVER AND HARBOUR RATES.
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Chimney Cans
1 6
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Alabaster
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China Stones .
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Ale, Beer, and Porter
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1 6
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1

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*Alum
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f Chrome Ore .
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fAlum Cake ,
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Clay
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Ammonia
2
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Clay Retorts .
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Anchors . .
2
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1 6
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Clocks .
2
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Arsenic .
2
1 6
1 6
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Cloves . ,
2
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fAsbestos Rock
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Coal
4

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Ashes
2
1 6
1 6
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Coal Dust
4

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Asphalte . .
2
1 6
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Coal Tar .
1

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Bacon
2
1 6
1 6
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Coal Tar Pitch.
9

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Bale and Box Goods
2
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Codilla .
2
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Bark
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Coffee .
2
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1 6
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Barley and Barley Dust
Coke
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1 3
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Confections
2
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1 6
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Do. do. — Outwards .
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Copper .
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Barwood . . .
2
1 6
1 6
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*Copperas
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Barytes . , .
1 6
1 6
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Copper Dross .
4
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Bath Bricks .
1 6
9
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Copper Rollers .
2
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f Bay rum Rk. — Ungvnd.
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Cordage .
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Corkwood
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2
1 6
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1 6
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Cotton .
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*Bleaching Powder .
1 4
1 4
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Cotton Cloth .
2
6
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*Bleaching Liquor .
2
1 6
1 6
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Cotton Seed
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Blood .
2
1 6
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fCotton Waste
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Bobbins . , ,
2
1 6
1 6
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Cream of Tartar
2
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Boilers
2
1 6
1 6
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Currants .
2
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1 6
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Bones and Bone Dust
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Cyder .
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Bottles .
2
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1 3
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1
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Drain Pipes
4
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Brass
2
1 6
1 6
2
Drugs
2
6
1 6
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Bread
2
1 6
1 G
4
Dyestuffs
2
6
1 G
5
Bricks
4
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Earth (Fuller's)
4
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1 6
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Brimstone . ,
2
1 6
1 6
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Earthenware
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1 6
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Brooms .
2
1 6
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2
Eggs
2
6
1 6
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Broken Bottles or Gullet
4
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Empty Bags .
2
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1 6
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Burr Stones
2
1 6
1 6
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Empty Casks .
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Butter .
2
1 6
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jEpsom Salts .
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Bichrome of Potash .
2
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Esparto Grass .
1 6
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Candles .
2
1 6
1 6
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*Farina .
1 4
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fCarrots .
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Feathers .
2
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Casks
2
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Felt
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Cast Iron (Underground)
Fig Cake.
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Gas and Water Pipes
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Fish
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fCast Iron Keys and
fFish Plates .
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Railway Sleepers .
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Flax
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f Castgs. of other kinds
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1 4
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Flour — Inwards
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Do., Shell .
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Chains . . ,
2
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Fowls
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Chairs — Railway
1
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Fruits
2
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Chalk .
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Furniture
2
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1 8
Charcoal
2
1 6
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Fustic
1 4
4
1 6
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Garancine
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1 6
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Cheese
2
1 6
1 6
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fGas Coal Cinders .
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