172 vessel in the roads, if assisted by the crew <strong>of</strong> the vessel, 40s.—Gabberts, 60 tons and upwards, if not assisted by the crew, 50s. Herring, per barrel3 8d—Hides, cow or bullock, per hide, 2|d. buffalo, per hide, l£d.—Hemp, per ton, 10s. 6d.— Horns, cow or ox, per thousand, 8s. 6d. Iron, pig, per ton, 4s.—bar and rod, 4s. 6d.—ore, 4s. Kelp, per ton, 4s, 6d. Linen, per bale, 3s.—per box, 2s.—Logwood, per ton, 6s. Lime-stone, per ton, 6s,—Lead, bar and roll, per ton, 4s. each. Leather, per bale, 2s. 9d—half bale; Is. 4|d—double bale, 5s. Mahogany, per ton, 6s.— Molasses, per puncheon, 2s. 9d—Manganese, per ton, 4s,-—Madder, per butt, 36. 6d.—Madder root, per large bag, 1$. 8d.— per ordinary, Is. 6d—Meal, per ton, 4s. Oil, per ton, 6s.—per jar, 3d.—.Oats, per ton, 4s.—Osnaburghs? per bale, 12 pieces, 3s. 3d.-—per bale, 9 pieces, 2s. 6d.—per bale, 6 pieces, Is. 9d.— per baje, 4 pieces, Is, 3d. Pipe Clay, per ton, 4s. 6d.—Pots, per ton, 7s.— Planks, per ton, 4s.—Porter, per hhd. Is. 6d.— Paint, per keg, 2d.—Puncheons, hhds. and packs, each, 9d. Quercitron Bark, in hhds. 3s. 6d. Rum, per puncheon, 3s.— per hhd. Is. 6d.—Raisins, per brl. 4d. —Rice per hhd. Is. 6d.~Ropes or Rags, per ton, 9s. Sugar, Raw, per ton gross, 5s.— Sugar refined, 7s. 6d.—Sugar moulds, per waggon load, 9s.—Skins, calf, per bale, or 8 dozen, 2s. 6d. per bale, or 12 dozen, 3s. 6d.—-Staves, butt, from !§ to S inches, per thousand, 31s. 6d.—butt, from 2 to 3 inches per thousand, 36s.—butt, 3 inches and upwards, 40s.— pipe, per thousand, 10s. hhd. per thousand, 9s.—barrel, per thousand, 7s.—Stoneware, in crates or hhds. 3s, 6d— Slates, large, per thousand, 4s. 6d.~- ordin« ary, per thousand, 2s. 9d.—Starch, per hhd. 4s.—Shumac, per bag, 7d.—S<strong>of</strong>t soap, per firkin, 3d.— per half firkin, 2d.—Hard soap, per box, 3d.—Seal skins, per bundle, l^d. Tobacco, per hhd. 3s c 6d.—Trunks or small boxes under three feet long, per trunk, 7d.—three feet and upwards, pertrunk, lOd. —•Tar and turpentine, per barrel, lOd.—Tar, America, per barrel, 8d»—Tin plates, per box, 4d.—ditto, per block, Is. 2d.—Tallow, per butt r3s. 6d. Wine per pipe, 4s.— per hhd. ening, per ton, 4s. 2s-—Wheat, person, 4s.—Whit- Yarn, per bale, 3s. 3d. REGULAR TRADING VESSELS ON THE GREAT CANAL FROM PORT-DUNDAS. To ABERDEEN— Ceres, Wood— Clyde, Booth— <strong>Glasgow</strong> Faciei Hossack, one <strong>of</strong> which sails every week—agent, G. Duncan, 7, Queen-street.
1.73 To DUNDEE Newcastle and Berwick Faciei) Simpson— y-irhui, Nicol—Mary, Brovvc Augusta, Elder—agent, J. M'Dougall, Queen-street. To FALKIRK, Lock No. 1G. (where carnages are ready for passengers to and from Stirling, Alloa and Edinburgh) A 'Boat leaves Port Dundas at 8 and 11, forenoon, and 4 o'clock afternoon, and arrives at half-past 10, morning, half-past 5, and halfpast 7, afternoon ; fare, 4s. and 2s.—agent, John Herbertson, Port-Dundas. To GRANGEMOUTH— v4 Track Beat (or goads every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, haves Port-Dundas at 0, morning-T-agent Andrew Virtue, M5, Trongr.te. 5 To HULL Ceres, Newton Thhtle, Marshall,—Latona, Mirk— agent, John M'Dougall, Queen-street. , To LEITH—Andrew & Kahj, Ferguson—Katy, Ballantine— Porta/ Leith, «»— '—True Friend, Brown—agent, John Drew, • 88, Argyll-street—-Robert, Lamb Fame, Burrell Minerva, Walker—agent, John M'Dougali, Queen-street Forth, Young ' -—Amelia, Watson—agent?, R. & J. Grieve. To LONDON—constant traders, receive goods at Carron Wharf, • London, and <strong>Glasgow</strong> * Wharf, London, for Carron, Grangemouth, and Port-Dundas—agents, G. Hamilton & Co. Quecustreet; M'Nab, M'Fariane & Co, 48, Miller-street, and Andrew Virtue, 115, Trongate. To NEWCASTLE—Friends Increase, Jamieson <strong>Glasgow</strong> Fae.ke', Robertson—Betsey, Smith Friendship, Ford— Helen, Neilson agent, John Drew, 88, Argyll-street. PAISLEY" CANAL, A Boatfor Passengers leaves <strong>Glasgow</strong> for Paisky and Johnston, at 10 o'clock, forenoon, and at 4 and 6" afternoon; fare to Paisley 8d. and Is.; to Johnston, Is. and Is. 6d. Track Boats for Goods, departs from <strong>Glasgow</strong> for Paisley and Johnston at 6, morning—from Johnston for Paisley at 9, morning— and from Paisley for <strong>Glasgow</strong>, at 12, forenoon. s. d. Carriage between <strong>Glasgow</strong> arid Paisle y, per cwt ;,.,., -i 1 Do. for grain, flour, and heavy goods, between <strong>Glasgow</strong>, and Paisley, per ton, , .. 6 8 Do. for pig iron, per ton, ,.......,,,.,....... 3 6" Single, parcels below one cwt. per stone, 1 Empty casks one-fourth <strong>of</strong> the rate when full Carriage between <strong>Glasgow</strong> and Johnston, per cwt O 5\ Agents, John M'Gee, Port Eglinton, and John West, Moodie's Court. F
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GLASGOW DIRECTORY ADA AIT Adam, Joh
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