fc—— ■ i.i 111 MHj.Qj. Dlls.Cts.
P J? 1 C F C IT P ft F NT ltto P r ca^e 2 $
r K I i» L 0 U K K L 1V / . Sweet, best, in flafk«,pr.box io 50
*** quantity.—Dollars 100 Cents each. Ditto baskets, 12 bottles 5
PHILADELPHIA, Novembi* 14. -—Spermaceti pr. gall. 48
Dili. Cts. Dili. Ct>. xvhsle 28 2 4
ANCHORS pr. lb. 7 8 Porter pr. cade, 5 33
Allum, Englilh, pr.cwt. 4 33 London, pr.doz. 1 60
Ditto, Roch pr. lb. 11 American ditto bot.incl. *4 160
A (lies, pot, per ton, 9° 100 Pitch, pr. bbL 173 2
Pearl, 137 140 Pork, Burlington, per barrel, 10 33
Arrack pr. gall. 1 33 1 67 Lower county 10
Brandy, common, ,9° p Carolina 9
Comae in Peas, Albany pr. bulhel 73
Braziletto,pr. ton. 32 34 c PP er > P r - ' • 3
Brick,, pr-M- 4, V P" nento ,8 20
Bread, ship, pr. cwt. t 67 2 Raisins, best, pr. keg 8
Ditto, pilot 3 33 Ditto pr. jar 1 53
Ditto, small water, per keg 36 4c Ditto pr. box 63
Beer, American, in botfle«, Rice pr. cwt. 3
pr.dor. bottles included, 1 4° Roftn pr. barrel 2 78
Ditto pr. barrel, 467 Rum, Jamaica, pr. gallon 1 7
Boards Cedar pr. M feet, 16 Antigua 1
■ New England 11 Windward 86
Oak 8 9 Barbadoes 80
Merchantable pine 17 18 Country, N. E. 67
* '^ a P' d°* xo Salt petre, pr. cwt. 14 0*
Mahogany, per foot 10 SafTafras pr. ton 6 8
The above are the (hallop prices, Shot ditto 140 141
for the yard price, add 1 dol- Steel, German pr.lb. 9
l ar 33 cents per 1000. Engli(h,bliftered, pr. cwt. 10
Brimiw in rolls, pr.cwt. 867 American pr. ton 11333
Beef, Boston, per barrel 7 8 —Crowley's pr. faggot 1067
Country ditto 6 7 kc root P r " lb " 2 ® 4 2
—Frelh, perewt. .33 467 Soa P' ® rown P erJb " 6
Butter pr.lb. 16 Ttc 8
in keg» , 10 Castile 11
Candles Sperm, pr.lb. 43 Snuff, pr. doz. bot. 4 560
'I *I\V " S® Spermaceti, refined, pr.lb. 48
ta'now 1? Sailcloth,Englilh,No.i.pr. yard, 28
Dipped 10 Boston, No. I. ditto 3 o
Cheese, English, pr. lb. 19 Z No 11. * 9
-Country S 10 Sugar Lump, pr. lb 24
Chocolate 18 20 Loaf, single refined 25
Cinnamon 340 167 Ditto, double do. 36
Cloves , ~ Havannah, white 17 18
Cocoa pr.cwt. 16 " -Ditto, brown, 11 12
Coffee pr. It>. 17 18 Muscovado, pr. cwt 13 15
Coal pr. bushel 10 SpiritsTurpenttnepr. gallon 37
Copperas pr.cwt. j g ? Salt, Allum pr. bulhel 5 o
Cordage. American, per cwt. 767 8 Liverpool 47
Cotton pr.lb. 26 40 , a |? lz 47
Cuirants 12 Lilbon
Duck, RuTia, pr. piec. , Ship build. WO. framet p.ton, i«
■ Ravens 893 p Onto L.ve Oak, ,867
Dutch fail duck, 18 20 Ditto red cedar, per foot 33 40
r- .» Shingles, 18 inch, per M. t 11 2 67
Feathers pr.lb. 40 44 Ditto . fee., 533 6
fax d.tto ,1 ,2 Ditto 3 feet, dressed, 13 ~
Flax feed prbufh. 9 0 >»• Staves. Pipe pr. 1000 ,2
Flour, Superfine pr. barrel 4 i 3 White Oak hogshead, , 0 „
—Common 4 90 Rcd Qak do . «
Bur middlings, bell 4 Leogan i, „
Meal, Indian s Barrel 10 33
cl"° nZ- 3 Heading J4 „
-Ship-Huff pr.cwt. 80 . Skins, Otter, best pr. piece ,6,
P r - 'on. «° — Minks 28 40
Gin, Holland, pr. cafe, 4 33 Fox, grey 40 8c
Do. pr. gall. 8s I 7 Ditto red , 2 o
Glue, pr. cwt. li 33 Martins t
Ginger, white race, per lb. 7 Fifhcry 33
Ditto, common 7 Bears
Ditto, ground pr.lb. si Racoons 27 60
Ginseng, l 0 24 Musk-rats 11 so
Gunpowder, cannon, pr. q.cafk, | 7g 4 Beaver, pr. lb. 67 1 33
Ditto, fine glazed Deei, in hair 10 30
Grain W he , t pr . bulh 9' Tar,N. Jersey, ,4 gal. p. bbl.
Oat, 44 —Carolina, 32 gall. ,33 ,67
, 3-5 Turpentine pr. bbl. 1 67 2
Barie"v C ° rn , , Tohacco, J. River, b-ft toolb. 360 373
Best (helled pr. lb. 3 3 I 3
Buckwheat, per bulb. 4 ? Rappahannock 3*33
Hemp, imported, pr. toa, lao 146 67 Coloured Maryland, 533 8
American, pr. lb. 4 3 Dark, 2 c
Herrings, pr.bbl. 3 Long-leaf e 40
Hides, raw pr.lb. 9 11 Eastern-shore 2 2 23
Hops 9 y —Carolina, new 7 3
Hoglhead hoops, pr. M. -old, 33
Indigo, French per lb. ,to j Tca ' "V r fon P r - Ib - 93 >28
Carolina , , ? 0 53
Irons, fad pr. ton, o, Souchong, 5 o g3
Iron, Callings pr. cwt 0 4 - ""S"' 43 50
B " V=on, 9« 77 Si j u, 33 36
P'S .4 26 67 I a "° W ' r l fined ' P" bU 9
Sheet , 73 3 1 Tl " P r - bo *. <3 33 "3 67
Nail rod* V r efdigreafe pr. lb. 47
junk, pr. cwt. 4 5 Vermillion, do. xo* , (5-
Lird, r.ogi pr. lb. 9 10 Varnish, per gallon 30 o-
Lead, in pigs pr. cwt. c qo c g, ...
in bars i W me, Madeira, pr. pipe, j 7 6 126
white 10 ,0 Kv t ,2 °
red 6 4 0 gg' Tenenffr.pr. gallon 63
Leather, foal, pr. lb. i 7 2G r«»yal 52
Ltjnum \ itac pr. ton, ; 60 6 P r P , P e "3 33
Logwood or> Ditto in bottles, pr.dot. , a
\» ' , t 3 Claret . 6 1
1 =353.""*- r, ■£'
■>
Marble, wrought, pr. foot, 3 3 I
Maa r p ,rs M 6,
Molasses pr.gall. 4? ' COURSE OF EXCHANGE. 1
-———•floor Tin bottles, pr.do, , * '
BJ. tod. ud. and zod. pr.lb. 1C at 90 «ay* 454 3? f
i utmegs pr. lb. y g Vmftcrdam, 60 days, pr. guilder, 4c
Oil, Lin feed, pr. gall. Z 3 8 '
• Olive Government bills, drawn at 10
■ a V s at 40c 7m per guilder,
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A N ALPHABETICAL LIST „f 'n
VeffcUonhV'unitrf Suie, TadTf"
also,
ncccffary in u la U&"T* P ,° wers °' Attorne.,
« th e B»aK «[ (he = ' y °'
John Gould,
hair-dresser,
INFORMS his friends and the public in gene'
1 ral, that he continues tocarrv on his bufinefk
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tor the favors he has received.
Said Gould has for rale, an infallible cine for
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192
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1791, will be a fufficient caution to the public.
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Wilmington, (N. C.) Aug. 1, 1792. (lamgiin)
TO BE SOLD,
A Plantation,
LYING on the river Delaware, miles above
Trenton, containing 165 acres; whereon is
a d weiling-houfe, pleafanrly lituated, 36 by 24 feet,
having three rooms with fire-places on the lower
floor, and four above, one of them with a fire
place; a kitchen adjoining, near to which is a re
markable large fpiingof excellent water, accom
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by 26; a waggon, chair and smoke-houses, besides
other ufeful out-buildings ; a large orchard, chiefly
of grafted fruit. The farm is well watered, and
has a proportion of wood and meadow land, thro'
which the road runs that is known by the name
of the River Road.
On the Premises is also ere&ed,
A Grift-Mill,
In the midst of a good wheat country, on a never
failing dream ; the mill-hotife is 54 by 24 feet,
has one water-wheel, a pair of burrs and a pa:r of
Cologne stones, rolling fcrecn, bolts for merchant
and country work,&c. and is accommodated with
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which is about 300 yards from the Delaware, and
very conveniently situated to receive wheat, See.
from boats passing down the river. .
There are also for Sale,
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mentioned Plantation, which lies in a fine hizh
healthy country.—For terms apply to the sub
scriber on the premises.
Trenton, 1792.
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