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Pitch . . •
2

1
6
1
6

3
Sugar Moulds .
1
6
1
1

2
Plaster of Paris
1
6
1

1


2
fSugar Baskets (old)

9
6
—
•(•Piaster Stone

9

6

9

2
Sulphates — Soda & Zinc
1
4
1 4
1
6
2
Ploughs .
2

1
6
1
6

2
Syrup
1

1
1
6
4
Potash — Prussiate and
Tallow . . .
2

1 6
1
6
3
Sulphate, &c
2

1
6
1
6

4
f Tapioca .
1
4
1 4
1
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3
Potatoes . . .
1


9

9

3
f Do. Flour
1
4
1 4
1
6
3
Provisions
2

1
6
1
6

3
Tar
1
6
1
1

2
Pumice Stone .
2

1
6
1
6

6
Tea
2

1 6
1
6
10
Puncheon Goods
2.

1
6
1
6

6
Thread . . .
2

1 6
1
6
6
Puncheon Packs
1
6
1

1


3
fTie Bars
1
6
1 6
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Pyrites .

4

3

3

2
Tiles, Booting . .
1

9

9
2
Rags
2

1
6
1
6

4
Do. Drain

4
3

3
2
Kailway Plant (Wag-
Timber— Teak,Oak,Elm,
gons, &c.) .
2

1
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1
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Ash, Birch, or other
Eice and Rice Flour .
1
4
1
4
1


4
hardwood, per ton of
Rock Salt

4

3

3

2
40 cubic feet,
1
3
1 3
1

2
Eose Wood
2

1
6
1
6

2
Timber — Fir or Pine
Eosin
1
6
1
6
1
6

3
Deals, Battens or
Eye — Inwards .
1
3
1
3
1


4
Scantling, per ton of
Do. — Outwards
1

1

1


3
50 Cubic feet
1
3
1 3
1

2
Sago and Sago Flour
1
4
1
4
1


4
Tin ...
2

1 6
1
6
4
Salt

4

3

3

2
•(Tin Plates & Canada
Salt Dross

4

3

3

1
Plates in Boxes
1
6
1 6

Saltpetre . .
2

1
6
1
6

3
Tobacco .
2

1 6
1
6
3
•(•Saltpetre Waste
•1

1

Tobacco Pipes .
2

1 6
1
6
4
Sand . .

4

3

3

2
Tow
2

1 6
1
6
4
Scrap Tin
1


9

9

4
Treacle .
1

1
1
6
4
Seeds
2

1
6
1
6

4
Tree Plants . „
2

1 6
1
6
4
Shell Fish
2

1
6
1
6

4
■(•Trinidad Pitch

8
8

9
2
Ship Stores
2

1
6
1
6

4
f Tubing, Malleable Iron
1
6
1 6
1
6
3
Shoes
2

1
6
1
6

4
Turnips .

4
3

3
2
Shoe Pegs
2

1
6
1
6

4
Turpentine
2

1 6
1
6
3
Shot
2

1
6
1
6

2
Umber
1

1
1
6
4
-fShudes (Ground Grain
Valonia .
2

1 6
1
6
4
Shellings)

9

6
1


3
Vegetables
2

1 6
1
6
3
Shumac .
2

1
6
1
6

4
Vent Linings .
1
6
1
1

2
Skins — Calf, Sheep, or
Vitriol .
2

1 6
1
6
3
Lamb . . .
2

1
6
1
6

6
Wands .
2

1 6
1
6
2
Slagg, .

4

3

9

2
Wheat — Inwards
1
3
1 3
1

3
Slates
1
3
1
3
1
3

3
Do. — Outwards
1

1
1

3
Soap
2

1
6
1
6

6
Whiting .

4
3

3
2
Soap Waste . .

4

3

3

1
Wines ...
2

1 6
1
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8
Soda . . .
1
4
1
4
1
6

4
Wire
2

1 6
1
6
3
Soda Ash
1
4
1
4
1
6

4
Wood-Brazil, Cedar,
Soot .
1


9

9

2
Ebony, and Maple
2

1 6
1
6
2
Spelter .
2

1
6
1
6

2
Wood Hoops
2

1 6
1
6
2
t Spigle Iron

7

7
fWood Pulp .
1

9
—
Spirits . .
2

1
6
1
6

8
Wool
2

1 6
1
6
10
Starch . .
2

1
6
1
6

4
Wrought Iron Punts
2

1 6
1
6
2
Staves . . .
1


9

9

2
Wrought Iron Roofing
2

1 6
1
6
2
Steel
1
4
1
4
1
6

2
Wrought Iron Railway
•(Steel Scrap . .

7

7

9

1
Sleepers
1
6
1 6
1
6
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tSteel Blooms .
1

1

1


2
Yarn . . .
2

1 6
1
6
4
■(•Steel Eails and Plates
1
4
1
4
Yeast
2

1 6
1
6
4
Stockings .
2

1
6
1
6

7
Yellow Metal .
2

1 6
1
6
3
Stones . .

4

3

3

2
Zinc . . .
2

1 6
1
6
2
■(Stoneware . .
1
6
1

1
6

4
Zinc Ore . ,

4
3

9
2
Straw ...
1
6
1

1


2
Zinc Ashes . .
1

1
1
6
2
Stucco . . „
1
6
1

1


2
Other Goods not par-
Sugar
1
4
1
4
1
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2

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