A BOOK OF VALUES OF MERCHANDIZE IMPORTED; According to which, EXCISE is to be paid by the First Buyer.

EDINBƲRGH: Re-printed by Christopher Higgins, in Harts Close, over against the Trone Church, 1657.

A BOOK OF VALUES OF Merchandize Imported, According to which, EXCIZE is to be paid by the first Buyer.

A

  l. sh. d.
AGgets small, the hundred dozen 00 13 04
Aggets large, the piece 00 00 06
Allom the Tun, 15 00 00
Amber the pound, 00 01 08
Aneil of Barbary, the pound 00 01 08
Annotto the pound 00 01 06
Argal white and red, or Powder, the hun­dred weight containing 112 l. 01 02 00
Ashes called pot-ashes, the hundred weight containing 112 l. 02 00 00
Ashes called Wood or Soap-ashes, the hun­dred weight containing 112 l. 01 00 00

B

Babies heads of earth, the dozen 00 09 00
Balks great, the hundred containing 120 20 00 00
Balks middle, the hund. containing 120 06 00 00
Balks small, the hundred containing 120 04 00 00
Bal­lances called Gold Ballances, the groce contain­ing twelve dozen pair, 04 00 00
Bal­lances called Ounce Ballances, the groce containing twelve dozen pair, 02 00 00
Bal­lances called the Sort, containing four dozen 02 13 04
Balls called Tennis Balls, the thousand 01 10 00
Balls called Washing-Balls the groce contain­ing twelve dozen, 00 10 00
Band-strings, the dozen knots 03 00 00
Barlings, the hundred containing one hun­dred and twenty 12 00 00
Barrillia or Saphora to make glass, the hun­dred weight containing 112 l. 01 10 00
Basket rods, the bundle 00 08 00
Baskets called Hand-baskets or Sports, the dozen 00 04 00
Battery Bashrons or Kettles, the hundred weight containing 112 l. 06 00 00
Beads of Amber, the pound 01 00 00
Beads of Bone, the groce containing twelve small groce 01 10 00
Beads of Box, the great groce 01 10 00
Beads of Coral, the pound 01 10 00
Beads of Chrystal, the thousand 03 00 00
Beads of glass and wood, all sorts, the great groce 00 10 00
Beads of glass, the pound 00 02 00
Beads the small groce containing twelve Dicker 00 04 00
Beads of jasper square, the hundred stones 02 00 00
Bells called Hawks Bells French making, the dozen pair 00 12 00
Bells called Dog Bells, the great groce 00 08 00
Blacking or Lamp-black, the hundred weight containing 112 04 00 00
Boards called Clapboards, the hundred containing 120 boards 10 00 00
Bome-spars, the hundred contain­ing 120 05 00 00
Bottles of Earth covered with wicker, the dozen 00 01 06
Bottles of Glass covered with wicker, the dozen 00 03 00
Bottles of Glass uncovered, the dozen 00 03 00
Bottles of Glass with vices covered with leather, the dozen 00 03 00
Bowling stones the Bushel 00 10 00
Boxes, namely Nest-boxes, the groce con­taining twelve dozen Nests 02 00 00
Boxes Money-boxes, the groce containing twelve dozen 00 03 06
Boxes Drawing boxes the dozen 00 04 00
Boxes Round boxes, or French boxes for Marmalade or Gelly, the dozen 00 02 06
Boxes Tobacco boxes, the groce contain­ing twelve dozen 00 12 00
Bracelets or necklaces of glass, the small groce containing twelve bundles or dickers 00 04 00
Brass or Laver cocks, the pound 00 01 02
Brick-stones called the thousand Brick-stones 00 13 04
Brick-stones called Flanders tile to scour with, the thou­sand 01 00 00
Brick-stones called Gally-tiles, the foot 00 00 06
Brick-stones called Paving tiles, the thousand 05 00 00
Brimstone, the hundred weight, containing 112 pound 00 15 00
Bristles drest the pound 00 01 00
Bristles undrest the pound 00 00 06
Buck­rams of East Countrey, the piece 00 05 00
Buck­rams of Roan, the dozen 03 00 00
Buck­rams of Cane, the dozen 02 10 00
Buck­rams of Hamborough black, the piece 00 10 00
Bugle of glass, the pound 00 02 06
Bugle great, the pound 00 04 00
Bugle small or seed Bugle, the pound 00 06 08
Bugle Lace, the pound 00 08 00
But­tons of Brass, Steel, Copper or Lat­tin, the great groce containing twelve small Groce, every Groce twelve dozen 01 06 08
But­tons of Chrystal, the dozen 00 04 00
But­tons of Glass, the great groce contain­ing twelve small groce 00 13 04
But­tons of Threed, the great groce con­taining twelve small groce 00 10 00
But­tons of Silk, the great groce containing twelve small groce 03 00 00
But­tons of Bugle, the dozen 00 00 08
But­tons of Hair, the groce containing twelve dozen 00 04 00
But­tons of Handkerchiefs, the groce con­taining twelve dozen 01 00 00
Bulrushes the load 01 00 00
Burs for milstones, the hundred contain­ing five score 02 00 00

C

Cables tarred or untarred, the hundred weight containing 112 l. 01 05 00
Candle-week, the pound 00 00 06
Canes the hundred 00 10 00
Cans, the groce containing twelve do­zen 00 05 00
Cantspars, the Spar 00 10 00
Capers, the hundred weight containing 112 l. 02 10 00
Cap-hooks, or hooks ends, the groce con­taining twelve dozen 00 12 00
Cards called playing cards, the groce con­taining twelve dozen pair 02 00 00
Car­pets called Brunswick and Gentish Carpets, stript and unstript, the piece 00 08 00
Car­pets called Carpets of Turkey for chests, the piece 01 00 00
Car­pets called Carpets of Turkey or Venice short, the piece 01 15 00
Car­pets called Turkey or Venice long, containing four yards and upwards 06 00 00
Car­pets called Carpets of Persia short, the piece 02 10 00
Car­pets called Carpets of Persia long, the piece 06 00 00
Chafing-dishes of Brasse or Lattin, the pound weight 00 01 02
Chests of Iron small or middle sort, the piece 04 00 00
Chests of Iron large, the piece 08 00 00
Chests of Ciprus Wood, the Chest 05 00 00
Cocheneal called Sylvester, or Campeachea Cocheaneal, the pound 00 03 04
Cocheneal of all sorts of Cocheaneal except Sylvester and Campeachea Co­cheaneal, the pound 01 10 00
Coaches for children, the dozen 00 03 00
Compasses of Brass and Iron, the dozen 03 00 00
Copper, the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pound 06 00 00
Copperas green, the hundred weight con­taining one hundred and twelve pound 00 10 00
Cork, the hund. weight containing 112 l. 01 00 00
Counters of Brasse, the pound 00 02 00

D.

Deals called Norway Deals, the hundred con­taining six score 05 00 00
Deals called Burgendrop Deals, the hundred con­taining six score 12 00 00
Deals called Spruce Deals, the hundred contain­ing six score 60 00 00
Dials of Wood, the dozen 00 00 06
Dials of Bone the dozen 00 05 00
Dimity, the yard 00 00 06
Dishes of China great and small under a quart, the dozen 01 00 00
Dishes of China of a quart and upwards, the do­zen 03 00 00
Drugs called Acacia, the pound 00 04 00
Drugs called Acorus, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Adiantum Album, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Adiantum Nigrum, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Agaricus, or Agarick trimmed or pared, the pound 00 10 00
Drugs called Agaricus, rough or untrimmed, the pound 00 02 06
Drugs called Agnus Castus Seeds, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Alkanet Roots, the pound 00 00 09
Drugs called Alchernes Syrrup, the pound 00 03 04
Drugs called Alchernes Confectio, the pound 02 00 00
Drugs called Aloes Cicotrina, the pound 00 02 06
Drugs called Aloes-Epatica, the pound 00 01 06
Drugs called Allom, Romish or Roach, the hun­dred containing 112 pound 01 06 08
Drugs called Ambergreece, black or gray, the ounce Troy 03 00 00
Drugs called Ameos Seed, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Amomi the Seeds, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Anacardium, the pound 00 00 00
Drugs called Angelica, the pound 00 00 10
Drugs called Antimonium preparatum, or Stibi­um, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Antimonium Crudum, the pound 00 00 02
Drugs called Argentum sublime or limum, the pound, or Quicksilver, 00 03 00
Drugs called Aristolochia longa & rotunda, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Arsnick white or yellow, or Rosal­ger, the pound 00 00 04
Drugs called Asarum roots, the pound 00 00 10
Drugs called Aspalathus, the pound 00 01 04
Drugs called Assa-Foedita, the pound 00 01 02
Drugs called Almonds bitter, the hund. weight, containing 112 l. 01 17 04
Drugs called Alumen plume, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Balaustinum, the pound 00 02 06
Drugs called Balsamum, the pound artificial 00 03 04
Drugs called Balsamum natural, the pound 02 00 00
Drugs called Bay-berries, the 112 pound 00 13 04
Drugs called Barley huld, or French-barley, the hundred and twelve pound 01 00 00
Drugs called Bdellium, the pound 00 02 00
Drugs called Benalbum, or Rubrum, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Benjamin of all sorts, the pound 00 02 06
Drugs called Bezar-stone of the East-Indies, the Ounce Troy 01 15 00
Drugs called Bezar-stone of the West, India, the Ounce Troy 00 04 00
Drugs called Black-Lead, the 112 pound 01 10 00
Drugs called Blatta Bizantia, the pound 00 02 00
Drugs called Bolus communis, or Armoniacus, the 100 weight, containing 112 pound 00 05 00
Drugs called Bolus verus the pound, or fine Bole 00 00 04
Drugs called Borax in Paste or unrefined, com­monly called Tinckul, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Borax refined, the pound 00 02 08
Drugs called Bunkins Holliwortles, or Pistolo­chia, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Caco Nuts, the pound 00 00 09
Drugs called Callamus, the pound 00 00 03
Drugs called Camphire, the pound refined 00 06 08
Drugs called Camphire unrefined, the pound 00 03 04
Drugs called Caneri oculus, the pound 00 03 04
Drugs called Cantarides, the pound 00 04 00
Drugs called Caraway Seeds, the 112 pound 01 06 08
Drugs called Cardomomes, the pound 00 02 06
Drugs called Carpo Balsami, the pound 00 02 06
Drugs called Carrabe, or Succinum, the pound 00 01 04
Drugs called Carthamus Seeds, the pound 00 00 04
Drugs called Cassia fistula, the pound of all sorts 00 00 06
Drugs called Cassia lignea, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Castorea, or Beaver Cods the pound 01 00 00
Drugs called Cerussa, the 112 pound 01 10 00
Drugs called China Roots, the pound 00 03 00
Drugs called Ciceres, white and red, the pound 00 00 04
Drugs called Ciperus longus & rotundus, the pound 00 00 04
Drugs called Ciprus Nuts, the pound 00 00 04
Drugs called Civet, the ounce Troy 02 00 00
Drugs called Coculus Indiae, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Coloquintida, the pound 00 01 06
Drugs called Coral, red or white, in fragments, for Physical use, the pound 00 01 04
Drugs called Coral whole, the pound 00 10 00
Drugs called Corfu-berries, the pound 00 02 06
Drugs called Coriander-seeds, the 112 pound 00 12 00
Drugs called Cortex Guaci, the pound 00 00 05
Drugs called Cortex Caperum, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Cortex Tamarisci, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Cortex Mandragorae, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Coscus dulcis & amarus, the pound 00 01 04
Drugs called Cubebs, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Cumminseed, the hundred and twelve pounds 01 13 04
Drugs called Cyclamen roots, the pound 00 01 04
Drugs called Citrago, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Cetrach, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Cinabrum, or Vermillion, the pound 00 03 04
Drugs called Copperas White, the pound 00 00 05
Drugs called Copperas Blew of Dantzick or Hungary, the pound 00 00 02
Drugs called Cambogium or gutta Gambae the pound 00 01 04
Drugs called Chrystal in broken pieces for Phy­sick uses, the pound 00 03 04
Drugs called Carlina, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Carolina, the pound 00 00 04
Drugs called Cortext winteranus, the pound 00 01 04
Drugs called Cuscula, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Daucus Creticus, the pound 00 02 04
Drugs called Diagredium or Scammony, the pound 00 12 00
Drugs called Diptamus Leaves, the pound 00 04 00
Drugs called Diptamus Roots, the pound 00 01 04
Drugs called Doronicum, the pound 00 01 08
Drugs called Eleborus albus & niger, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Epithemum, the pound 00 01 08
Drugs called Es ustum, the pound 00 01 08
Drugs called Euphorbium, the pound 00 00 04
Drugs called Fennel-seeds, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Fenugreek, the 112 pound 01 10 00
Drugs called Flory, the pound 00 02 00
Drugs called Folium Indiae, the pound 00 03 04
Drugs called Fox Lungs, the pound 00 01 04
Drugs called Frankincense of France, or Parro­sin, the 112 pound 00 12 00
Drugs called Galbanum, the pound 00 02 00
Drugs called Galanga, the pound 00 01 04
Drugs called General, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Gentiana, the pound 00 00 04
Drugs called Ginny Pepper, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Grana Pinae, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Green Ginger, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Gum Animi, the pound 00 02 00
Drugs called Gum Armoniack, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Gum Carannae, the pound 00 10 00
Drugs called Gum Tragagant, the pound 00 00 09
Drugs called Gum Elemni, the pound 00 02 06
Drugs called Gum Hederae, the pound 00 02 00
Drugs called Gum Lack, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Gum Opopanax, the pound 00 03 00
Drugs called Gum Sarcocol, the pound 00 01 04
Drugs called Gum Serapinum or Sagapinum, the pound 00 01 06
Drugs called Gum Taccamahaccae, the pound 00 10 00
Drugs called Grana Tinctorum, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Grains of Guiny, or French-grains, the hundred and twelve pound 01 04 00
Drugs called Gum Arabick, or Gum Senica, the hundred and twelve pound 01 15 00
Drugs called Gum Sandrake, or Gum Juniperi, the hundred and twelve pound 01 10 00
Drugs called Gum Guaiaci, the pound 00 03 04
Drugs called Gum Caramen, the pound 00 02 00
Drugs called Hermodactylus, the pound 00 01 02
Drugs called Hypocistis, the pound 00 01 08
Drugs called Horns of Harts or Stags, the hun­dred weight 02 10 00
Drugs called Incense or Olibanum, the 112 pound 03 12 00
Drugs called Ireos, the 112 pound 03 00 00
Drugs called Ison-glass, the 112 pound 10 00 00
Drugs called Jujubes, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Jolop, the pound 00 04 00
Drugs called Juniper Berries, the pound 00 13 04
Drugs called Labdanum, or Lapadonum, the pound 00 01 04
Drugs called Lapis Calaminaris, the pound 00 00 02
Drugs called Lapis Hematitis, the pound 00 02 00
Drugs called Lapis Judaicus, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Lapis Lazuli, the pound 00 06 08
Drugs called Lapis Tutiae, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Leaves of Roses, of Violet, or Flow­ers, the pound 00 00 10
Drugs called Lintiscus, or Xylobalsamum the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Lignum Aloes, the pound. 00 10 00
Drugs called Lignum Asphaltum, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Lignum Rhodium, the 112 pound 00 06 08
Drugs called Lignum Vitae, the 112 pound 00 10 00
Drugs called Litharge of Gold, the 112 pound 01 05 00
Drugs called Litharge of Silver, the 112 pound 01 00 00
Drugs called Locust, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Lupines, the 112 pound 00 12 00
Drugs called Lentils, the 112 pound 01 17 04
Drugs called Lapis contrayer va, the ounce 00 03 04
Drugs called Lignum Nephreticum, the pound 00 01 04
Drugs called Madder Roots, or Rubea Tincto­rum, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Manna, the pound 00 03 00
Drugs called Marmelade, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Mastich white, the pound 00 02 08
Drugs called Mastich red, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Meochoacan, the pound 00 02 00
Drugs called Mercury sublimate, the pound 00 04 00
Drugs called Mercury precipitate, the pound 00 05 00
Drugs called Mithridate Venetiae, the pound 00 06 08
Drugs called Millium Solis, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Mirabolans dry, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Mirabolans condited, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Mirtle berries, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Mummia, the pound 00 01 06
Drugs called Musk, the ounce Troy 01 10 00
Drugs called Musk-kods, the ounce 00 10 00
Drugs called Myrrha, the pound 00 01 06
Drugs called Nigella, the pound 00 00 04
Drugs called Nitrum, the pound 00 01 01
Drugs called Nutmegs condited, the piece 00 00 03
Drugs called Nux de Benne, the pound 00 00 09
Drugs called Nux Cupressi, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Nux Indica, the piece 00 01 00
Drugs called Nux Vomica, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Nardus Celtica, or Spica Romana, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Nux pini or Grana pini the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Olibanum or Incense, the pound 00 00 11
Drugs called Opium, the pound 00 06 00
Drugs called Osippium Huerridum, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Orcant or Almiet, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Orange-flower Oyntment, the pound 00 02 00
Drugs called Orange-flower Water, the gallon 00 04 00
Drugs called Origanum, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Ossa de Corde Cervi, the pound 00 12 00
Drugs called Oyl of Amber, the pound 00 12 00
Drugs called Oyl of Rosemary, the pound 00 03 04
Drugs called Oyl de Bay, the 112 pound 02 16 00
Drugs called Oyl of Mace or Nutmegs, the pound 00 15 00
Drugs called Oyl de Ben, the pound 00 05 00
Drugs called Oyl of Spike, the pound 00 01 06
Drugs called Oyl of Almonds, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Oyl de Scorpions, the pound 00 02 00
Drugs called Oleum Petroleum, the pound 00 01 06
Drugs called Oleum Turpentine, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Orabus, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Orpment or Auripigmentum, the pound 00 00 05
Drugs called Panther, the pound 02 00 00
Drugs called Panis Porcinus, the pound 00 01 04
Drugs called Pearl-seed, the ounce Troy 00 10 00
Drugs called Pellitorie, the pound 00 00 09
Drugs called Pepper long, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Perrosen, vide Frankincense, the hun­dred weight 00 12 00
Drugs called Piony seeds, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Piony roots, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Pistachias, or Nux Pistachiae, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Pix Burgundiae, the 112 pound 00 15 00
Drugs called Polium Montanum, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Polipodium, the pound 00 00 03
Drugs called Pomegranate Pills, the pound 00 00 04
Drugs called Poppy seeds, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Precipitate, the pound 00 05 00
Drugs called Psyllium, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Prunellas, or Pruans of Brunelia, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Quicksilver, the pound 00 03 00
Drugs called Rhapontilum, the pound 00 02 00
Drugs called Radix Esule, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Red-lead, the 112 pound 00 18 00
Drugs called Rhabarbarum, or Rubarb, the pound 00 16 00
Drugs called Rosalger ( vide Arsnick) the pound 00 00 04
Drugs called Rosset, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Radex contra yerva, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Radex Scorcionera, the pound 00 02 00
Drugs called Radex Peonae, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Sal Alkali, the pound 00 02 00
Drugs called Sal Armoniacum, the pound 00 00 09
Drugs called Sal Gem, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Sal Niter, the pound 00 01 04
Drugs called Sandracha, or Gum Sandrick, the l. 00 00 04
Drugs called Sandracha, or Gum Juniperi, the l. 00 00 04
Drugs called Sandiver, the 112 pound 00 09 00
Drugs called Sandguis Draconis, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Sarsaparilla, the pound 00 02 00
Drugs called Sassafras Wood or roots, the pound 00 00 02
Drugs called Saunders white, the pound 00 01 06
Drugs called Saunders yellow, the pound 00 02 00
Drugs called Saunders red, alias Stock, the pound 00 00 09
Drugs called Scammony, vide Diagridium, the l. 00 12 00
Drugs called Scincus Marinus, the piece 00 00 03
Drugs called Scordium, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Scorpions, the hundred 00 03 00
Drugs called Sebestines, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Seeds for gardens of all sorts, the l. 00 00 10
Drugs called Seler Montanus, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Semen Cucumeris, Cucurb Citral melon, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Sena, the pound 00 04 00
Drugs called Soldonella, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Sperma Coeti fine, the pound 01 00 00
Drugs called Sperma Coeti course oylie, the 112 l. 04 00 00
Drugs called Spica Celtica, vide Nardus Celtica, or Spica Romana, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Sanguis Hirci, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Spicknard, the pound 00 04 00
Drugs called Spodium, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Spunges, the hundred weight 00 05 00
Drugs called Squilla, the 112 pound 00 06 08
Drugs called Squinanthum, the pound 00 05 04
Drugs called Stechados, the pound 00 01 04
Drugs called Staphisager, the pound 00 00 05
Drugs called Stibium, vide Antimonium prepa­ratum, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Storax Calamita, the pound 00 04 00
Drugs called Storax Liquida, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Succus Liquiritiae, the pound 00 00 09
Drugs called Sulphur Vivum, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Tamarinds, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Terra Lemnia, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Terra Sigillata, the pound 00 01 02
Drugs called Thlapsij Semen, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Tornsal, the pound 00 00 08
Drugs called Troscici de Vipera, the ounce Troy 00 02 06
Drugs called Treacle common, the pound 00 01 04
Drugs called Treacle of Venice, the pound 00 06 08
Drugs called Turbith, the pound 00 02 06
Drugs called Turbith Thapsiae, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Turmerick, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Turpentine of Venice, Scio, or Ci­prus, the pound 00 02 00
Drugs called Turpentine common, the hundred and twelve pound 00 13 04
Drugs called Talk white, the pound 00 00 06
Drugs called Talk green, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called Verdigreese, the pound 00 01 08
Drugs called Vernish, the hundred and twelve pound 02 00 00
Drugs called Vermilion, vide Cinabrium, the pound 00 03 04
Drugs called Vitriolum Romanum, the pound 00 03 04
Drugs called Umber, the hundred weight con­taining 112 l. 00 11 00
Drugs called Viscus quercinus, the pound 00 01 00
Drugs called White Lead, the hundred and twelve pound 01 06 08
Drugs called Worm-seeds, the pound 00 03 00
Drugs called Zedoaria, the pound 00 01 04
Drugs called Xylobalsamum ( vide Lentiseus) the pound 00 01 00

E.

Elephants Teeth, the hundred containing five score 08 00 00
Emerie Stones, the hundred weight con­taining one hundred and twelve pounds 00 04 00
Ebony Wood, the Tun 50 00 00

F.

Fans for Corn, the piece 00 03 00
Fans for Women and Children, French making the dozen 02 00 00
Fea­thers of Russia, the hundred weight 01 15 00
Fea­thers of France for beds, the 100 weight 04 00 00
Fea­thers of Ostriches black the pound 00 03 06
Fea­thers of Ostriches white the pound 00 10 00
Fiddles for children, the groce 00 18 00
Files the groce, containing twelve dozen 00 08 00
Flax called Spruce Muscovie and all Flax un­drest, the hundred weight, con­taining 112 l. 02 00 00
Flax called Drest or wrought Flax, the pound 00 00 09
Flower-roots, the 100 containing five score 00 05 00
Furs called Armins, the timber containing forty Skins 01 10 00
Furs called Badgers Skin, the piece 00 02 00
Furs called Bear skins Black, the piece 01 00 00
Furs called Bear skins White or red, the piece 00 06 08
Furs called Beaver Skins whole, the piece 00 10 00
Furs called Beaver Wombs the piece 00 05 00
Furs called Budge White tawed, the hundred, be­ing five score skins 02 00 00
Furs called Budge White untawed, the hundred containing five score skins 03 10 00
Furs called Budge Black tawed, the dozen skins 01 06 08
Furs called Budge Black untawed, the hundred containing five score 00 00 00
Furs called Budge Pouls, the Fur containing 4 pair 01 00 00
Furs called Budge Navern, the hundred legs con­taining five score 02 00 00
Furs called Budge Rumny, the hundred legs con­taining five score 05 00 00
Furs called Cala­ber Shubs of Calaber, the piece or Shup 02 00 00
Furs called Cala­ber Untawed, the Timber contain­ing fourty skins 00 06 08
Furs called Cala­ber Tawed, the Timber containing fourty skins 00 08 00
Furs called Cala­ber Seasoned, the Pain 01 00 00
Furs called Cala­ber Stag, the Pain 00 12 06
Furs called Black Skins, the hundred containing five score 05 00 00
Furs called Cats Poults, the hundred contain­ing five score 01 00 00
Furs called Cats Poults, the Mantle 00 06 03
Furs called Cats Wombs, the Pain or Mantle 00 06 03
Furs called Dokerers, the Timber containing forty skins 00 13 04
Furs called Fit­ches the Timber containing fourty skins 01 00 00
Furs called Fit­ches the Pain or Mantle 00 12 06
Furs called Fit­ches the black Fox-skin 10 00 00
Furs called Foxes the ordinary skin 00 02 00
Furs called Foxes the Pain or Mantle 00 15 00
Furs called Foxes Wombs Pouls, or Pieces, the Pain 00 10 00
Furs called Foyns Backs, the dozen 01 05 00
Furs called Foyns Tails, the Pain or Mantle 00 12 06
Furs called Foyns with Tails, the piece 00 03 06
Furs called Foyns without Tails, the piece 00 04 00
Furs called Foyns Raw, the piece 00 01 00
Furs called Foyns Pouts, the hundred contain­ing five score 01 06 08
Furs called Foyns Wombs seasoned, the Pain or Mantle 01 06 08
Furs called Foyns Wombs Stag, the Pain or Mantle 00 15 00
Furs called Grays Untawed, the timber contain­ing forty skins 00 08 04
Furs called Grays Tawed, the timber containing forty skins 00 12 06
Furs called Jen­nets Black raw, the skin 00 12 06
Furs called Jen­nets Black seasoned, the skin 00 16 08
Furs called Jen­nets Grey raw, the skin 00 03 00
Furs called Jen­nets Grey seasoned, the skin 00 04 00
Furs called Let­wis Tawed, the timber containing forty skins 00 08 04
Furs called Let­wis Untawed, the timber contain­ing forty skins 00 06 00
Furs called Leo­pards Skins, the piece 01 05 00
Furs called Leo­pards Wombs, the pain 05 00 00
Furs called Lewzerns Skins, the piece 02 10 00
Furs called Mar­trons, the timber containing 40 skins 10 00 00
Furs called Mar­trons, the pain or mantle 09 00 00
Furs called Mar­trons, Pouts, the pain or mantle 00 10 00
Furs called Mar­trons, Gils, the timber containing for­ty skins 00 12 00
Furs called Mar­trons, Tails, the hundred containing five score 02 00 00
Furs called Miniver, the mantle 00 13 04
Furs called Minks Untawed, the timber contain­ing forty skins 03 00 00
Furs called Minks Tawed, the timber containing forty skins 04 00 00
Furs called Moul skins, the dozen 00 00 06
Furs called Otter skins, the piece 00 05 00
Furs called Ounces skins, the piece 00 12 06
Furs called Sables of all sorts, the timber contain­ing forty skins 30 00 00
Furs called Weazle skins, the dozen 00 00 04
Furs called Wolf-skins Tawed the piece 01 10 00
Furs called Wolfe-kins Untawed the piece 01 03 00
Furs called Wolverings, the piece 00 15 00
Fusti­ans called Amsterdam, Holland or Dutch Fustians, the piece containing two half pieces of fifteen yards the half piece 05 00 00
Fusti­ans called Barmillians, the piece containing two half pieces 05 00 00
Fusti­ans called Cullen Fustians, the piece contain­ing two half pieces 05 00 00
Fusti­ans called Millain Fustians, the piece contain­ing two half pieces 05 00 00
Fusti­ans called Naples sustians trape or velure plain the piece containing 15 yards 05 00 00
Fusti­ans called of Weazel, the piece containing two half pieces 05 00 00
Gally Dishes, the dozen of all sorts 00 05 00
Gauls, the hundred weight, containing one hundred and twelve pound 02 15 00
Girdles of Cruel, the groce containing twelve dozen 01 06 08
Girdles of Leather, the groce containing twelve dozen 01 00 00
Girdles of Silk, the dozen 01 00 00
Girdles of Velvet, the dozen 02 00 00
Glasse for win­dows called Burgundy white, the Chest or Case 01 10 00
Glasse for win­dows called Burgundy coloured, the Chest 01 10 00
Glasse for win­dows called Normandy white, the Case 01 10 00
Glasse for win­dows called Normandy coloured, the Case 01 10 00
Glasse for win­dows called Rhenish the Way or Web, contain­ing sixty bunches 01 10 00
Glasse for win­dows called Muscovia Glasse or Slude, the pound 00 02 00
Drink­ing-glas­ses cal­led Venice drinking glasses, the dozen 00 04 00
Drink­ing-glas­ses cal­led Flanders drinking glasses, the hun­dred glasses containing five score 02 10 00
Drink­ing-glas­ses cal­led and French drinking glasses, the hundred containing five score 01 10 00
glasses called Burning glasses, the dozen 00 12 00
glasses called Balm glasses, the groce containing twelve dozen 02 00 00
glasses called Viols, the hund. containing 5. score 00 10 00
glasses called Water-glasses of all sorts, the dozen 00 03 00
Look­ing glasses Peny half peny ware, the groce con­taining twelve dozen 00 06 08
Look­ing glasses of Steel small, the dozen 00 05 00
Look­ing glasses of Steel large, 00 10 00
Hour glasses of Flaunders making, course, the groce containing twelve dozen 02 00 00
Hour glasses of Venice making, the dozen 02 00 00
Glass stone plates for Spectales, rough, the dozen 00 06 08
Glass Pipes small, the pound 00 02 00
Glass Pipes great the pound 00 03 00
Globes small the pair 03 00 00
Globes large, the pair 06 00 00
Gold Foil, the small groce containing twelve dozen 00 04 00
Gravers and Pincers, the pound 00 01 02
Ditto, the dozen 00 03 00
Grain or Scarlet powder, the pound 00 04 06
Grindle-stones, the Chaulder 01 10 00
Groce­ry wares called Almonds, the hundred weight con­taining 112 pound 03 00 00
Groce­ry wares called Anniseeds, the hundred weight con­taining 112 pound 02 10 00
Groce­ry wares called Cloves, the pound 00 06 00
Groce­ry wares called Corrants, the hundred containing [Page 39] one hundred and twelve pound 02 00 00
Grocery Wares called Dates the hundred, containing one hun­dred and twelve pound 03 00 00
Grocery Wares called Ginger Dry, the hundred weight contain­ing one hundred and twelve pound 01 10 00
Grocery Wares called Licorish the hundred weight, contain­ing one hundred and twelve pound 01 00 00
Grocery Wares called Maces, the pound 00 10 00
Grocery Wares called Malaga Reysons, the hundred weight containing 112 pound 01 06 08
Grocery Wares called Nutmegs, the pound 00 04 00
Grocery Wares called Pepper, the pound 00 01 00
Grocery Wares called Sinnamon, the pound 00 03 00
Grocery Wares called Rai­sins Of the Sun, the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pound 02 00 00
Grocery Wares called Rai­sins Of Smirna black, the hundred weight containing 112 pound 01 05 00
Grocery Wares called Rai­sins Of Smirna red, the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pound 01 05 00
Grocery Wares called Figs, the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pound 01 00 00
Grocery Wares called Prunes, the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pound 00 12 00
Grocery Wares called Su­gars Of Barbary, the hundred weight containing 112 pound 02 00 00
Grocery Wares called Su­gars Candy Brown, the hundred weight containing 112 pound 06 00 00
Grocery Wares called Su­gars Candy white, the hundred weight containing 112 pound 08 00 00
Grocery Wares called Su­gars White of Lixborn the hundred weight containing 112 pound 05 00 00
Grocery Wares called Su­gars Muscovados de Lisbone, the hun­dred weight cont. 112 pound 02 10 00
Su­gars Refined double or single in loaves, the hundred weight containing 112 pound 07 00 00
Su­gars Saint Thome and Pannellis, the hundred weight cont. 112 l. 01 05 00

H

Handkerchers the dozen 02 00 00
Hawks of all sorts, the hawk 04 00 00
Hawks hoods the gross, containing twelve dozen 01 06 08
Hair called Elks hair for Saddles, the l. 00 00 06
Goats hair, the pound 00 02 00
Heath for Brushes the hundred, con­taining 112 pound 01 00 00
Hemp called Cullen and Steel Hemp, and all other sorts of drest Hemp, the hundred weight containing 112 l. 05 00 00
Item rough Hemp, the hundred weight containing 112 pound 01 00 00
Hides called Buff-hides the Hide 01 10 00
Hides called Cow-hides of Barbarie and Muscovia, the hide in the hair 00 07 00
Hides called Cow or Horse-Hides tanned the piece 00 10 00
Hides called India-Hides, the Hide 00 07 00
Hides called Losh-Hides, the Piece 01 00 00
Hides called Red or Muscovia-hides tanned, coloured or uncoloured, the Hide 00 09 00
Hoops of Iron for Pipes or Hogsheads, the hundred weight cont. 112 pound 01 00 00
Horses and Mares, the Horse or Mare 20 00 00
Horses of Wood, the groce cont. 12 doz. 00 05 00
Honey, the Barril 04 00 00

I

Jars of China of all sorts, the pair 01 00 00
Incle Unwrought, the pound 00 01 06
Incle Wrought, the dozen pound 02 00 00
Indico of all sorts, the pound 00 02 06
Indico dust, the pound 00 01 06
Iron Amys Spanish, Spruce and Swethish, the Tun 16 00 00
Juice of Limmons, the Pipe 04 00 00

K

Knives called Butchers Knives, the dicker con­taining ten knives 00 03 00
Knives called Carving Knives, the dozen 01 10 00
Knives called Collen Knives, the groce contain­ing twelve dozen 10 00 00
Knives called French Knives, the groce contain­ing 12 dozen 07 04 00
Knives called Glovers Knives, the bundle containing six knives 00 05 00
Knives called Hommicides, the dozen 03 00 00

L

Lace called Silk Bone-lace, the small pound containing sixteen ounces of all sorts 20 00 00
Lace called Silk Lace of all other sorts, the pound containing 16 ounces 05 00 00
Lattin Black and shaven, the hundred con­taining 112 pound 06 00 00
Leather hangings guilt, the piece 04 00 00
Linseed, the bushel 00 06 00
Linnes, the dozen 00 12 06
Linen Cloth, or Callico's fine or course, the piece 00 12 00
Linen Cloth, or Cam­bricks the half piece cont. 6½ ells 01 05 00
Linen Cloth, or Cam­bricks the piece containing 13. ells 02 10 00
Linen Cloth, or Cam­bricks the Packet 02 00 00
Linen Cloth, or Can­vas called Dutch Barras, and Hessens Can­vas, the hundred ells con­taining six score 03 10 00
Linen Cloth, or Can­vas called French and Normandy Canvas, and line narrow brown or white, the hundred ells con­taining six score 06 10 00
Linen Cloth, or Can­vas called Noyals Canvas, the 100 ells con­taining 120 08 00 00
Linen Cloth, or Can­vas called White French or Normandy Canvas broad, the hundred ells containing 120 10 00 00
Linen Cloth, or Can­vas called French Canvas and line broad for tabling, being an ell and half a quarter and upwards, the 100 ells cont. 120 15 00 00
Linen Cloth, or Can­vas called Packing Canvas, Guttings and Spruce Canvas, the hundred ells containing 120 03 00 00
Linen Cloth, or Can­vas called Poledavies, Spruce Elbing, or Quiesbrow Canvas, the Bolt containing 28 ells 00 18 00
Linen Cloth, or Can­vas called Stript or tufted Canvas with threed, the piece containing 15 yards 00 18 00
Linen Cloth, or Can­vas called Stript, tufted or quilted Canvas with silk, the piece contain­ing 15 yards 01 10 00
Linen Cloth, or Can­vas called Stript Canvas with Copper, the piece containing 15 yards 02 00 00
Linen Cloth, or Can­vas called Vandalose or Vittry Canvas, the 100 ells cont. 120 06 00 00
Linen Cloth, or Can­vas called Working Canvas for Cushions narrow, the 100 ells cont. 120 03 00 00
Linen Cloath, or Da­mask Working Canvas Broad, the Hun­dred Ells, containing Six Score 05 00 00
Linen Cloath, or Da­mask Tabling of Holland making, the Yard 00 08 00
Linen Cloath, or Da­mask Towelling and Napkening of Holl. making, the Yard 00 03 00
Linen Cloath, or Da­mask Tabling of Silesia making, the yard 00 04 00
Linen Cloath, or Da­mask Towelling and Napkening of Silesia making, the yard 00 01 04
Linen Cloath, or Dia­per. Tabling of Holland making, the yard 00 05 00
Linen Cloath, or Dia­per. Towelling and Napkening of Hol­land making, the yard 00 01 08
Linen Cloath, or Dia­per. Napkins of Holland making, the Dozen 01 10 00
Linen Cloath, or Dia­per. Of Sletia making Tabling, the yard 00 02 06
Linen Cloath, or Dia­per. Towelling and Napkening of Sletta making, the yard 00 01 00
Linen Cloath, or Lawns The half Piece, containing Six Ells and an half 01 05 00
Linen Cloath, or Lawns The piece containing thirteen Ells 02 10 00
Linen Cloath, or Lawns Callico Lawns, the Piece 01 00 00
Linen Cloath, or Lawns French Lawns, the Piece 01 05 00
Linen Cloath, or Lawns Sletta Lawns the Piece, containing between four and eight yards 00 10 00
Linen Cloath, or Flanders Linnen Cloath
  • Oudnord
  • Courtrey
  • Gentish
  • Isinghams
  • Iper
  • Ontual
and all other sorts of Flanders Linnen white the Ell		 00 03 06
Linen Cloath, or Isinghams and Gentish Brown, and all other Brown Linnen, the Ell 00 02 06
Linen Cloath, or Bag Holland, of Holland making, the Ell 00 06 00
Linen Cloath, or Holand Linnen
  • Actes Cloath
  • Brabant
  • Embden
  • Freeze
  • Gulick
  • Overissels
  • Rowse
  • Sheppards
and all other Cloath of Hol­land, the Ell		 00 03 04
Linen Cloath, or British, the hundred Ells, containing five score 06 00 00
Linen Cloath, or Cowsseild Cloth or Plats, the Ell 00 01 06
Linen Cloath, or Driling and Pack-duck, the hundred Ells, containing six score 02 05 00
Linen Cloath, or Elbing or Dansk cloth double ploy, the Ell 00 01 00
Linen Cloath, or Hamborough and Sletia Cloth, broad, the hundred Ells, containing a hundred and twenty, white or brown 07 00 00
Linen Cloath, or Hamborough Cloth, narrow, the hundred Ells, containing six score 04 00 00
Linen Cloath, or Hinderlands, Middlegood, Headlake and Muscovia Linnen, narrow, the hundred Ells, containing six score 02 10 00
Linnen Cloath, or Irish Cloth, the hundred Ells, containing six score 02 10 00
Linen Cloath, or Lockram, the piece broad 10 00 00
Linen Cloath, or Lockrams, the piece narrow 06 00 00
Linen Cloath, or Linnen Cloath Minsters, the Roul, contain­ing fifteen hundred Ells, at five score to the hundred 47 10 00
Linen Cloath, or Linnen Cloath Ozenbrigs the Roul, containing fifteen hundreth Ells, at five score to the hundred 60 00 00
Linen Cloath, or Linnen Cloath Soultwich, the hundred Ells containing six score 04 00 00

L.

called Polonia, Ulsters, Hannovers, Lubeck, narrow Sletia, nar­row Westphalia, narrow Har­ford plain Napkening, and all other narrow Cloth of High Ducthland and the East Coun­trey, white or brown and not otherwise rated, the hundred Ells, containing six score 05 00 00
called Strasborough or Hamborough Linnen, the Ell 00 03 00
Locks called Budget or Hanging-Locks, small the Groce containing twelve dozen 01 00 00
Locks called Hanging-locks, large, the Groce, containing twelve do­zen 02 00 00
Lute-strings, called Catlings, the Groce, containing twelve dozen knots 00 06 08

M

Madder called Crop-Madder, and all other Bale-Madder, the hundred weight containing a hundred and twelve pound 03 00 00
Madder called Fat-Madder, the hundred weight containing a hundred and twelve pound 01 05 00
Mul-Madder, the hundred weight containing a hundred and twelve pound 00 15 00
Magnus, the hundred weight containing an hundred and twelve pounds 01 00 00
Masks of Velvet, the Dozen 01 04 00
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M.

Masts For Ships, small, the Mast 01 00 00
Masts Middle the Mast 02 00 00
Masts Great, the Mast 05 00 00
Mats of Russia, the Mat 00 00 06
Mats of Mats called Dutch, the yard 00 00 06
Melasses or Rameals the hundred weight, containing an hundred and twelve pounds 01 00 00
Moccado ends, the Dozen pounds 02 00 00
Mittins of Wadmol, the Dozen pair 00 09 00

N.

Napkins French making, the Dozen 00 12 00
Needles called Sewing Needles, the thousand 00 01 08
Needles called Pack Needles, the thousand 00 06 00
Needles called Sail Needles, the thousand 00 03 00

O

Oakham, the hundred weight, containing an hundred and twelve pounds 00 16 00
Oars, the hundred, containing six score 10 00 00
Oils cal­led Rape and Linseed Oil, the Tun 30 00 00
Oils cal­led Sivil Oil, Majorca Oil, Minorca Oil, Apuglia, Province Oil, and Portugal Oil, the Tun 35 00 00
Oils cal­led Train Oil, of Greenland, the Tun 08 00 00
Oils cal­led Train Oil of Newfound-land, and the like sort, the Tun 06 00 00
Olives, the Hogshead 08 00 00
Onions The Barrell 00 03 04
Onions The hundred Bunches 00 16 08
Onions Seed, the hundred weight, con­taining an hundred and twelve pound 04 00 00
Orchal, the hundred weight, containing an hundred and twelve pound 01 10 00
Oranges and Limons, the thousand 01 00 00
Orsedew, the Dozen pound 02 00 00

P.

Pans called Dripping and Fryings Pans, the hundred weight, containing one hundred and twelve pounds 02 00 00
Paper called Blue Paper, the Ream 00 10 00
Paper called Brown paper, the Bundle 00 03 00
Paper called Cap paper, the Ream 00 07 06
Paper called Morlax paper the Ream 00 02 06
Paper called Paper of Cane and Roan, ordinary, the Ream 00 04 06
Paper called Ordinary printing and Copy paper, the Ream 00 02 06
Paper called Painted paper, the Ream 01 00 00
Paper called Pressing paper, the hundred leaves 01 00 00
Paper called Rochel paper, as large as Demy paper, the Ream 00 09 00
Paper called Royall paper, the Ream 01 00 00
Paper called Demy paper, the Ream 00 12 00
Parchment, the dozen, containing twelve sheets 00 05 00
Ditto, the Rowl, containing six dozen, 01 10 00
Pinnes, the dozen thousand 01 12 00
Pincers, and Plyers, the dozen 00 03 00
Pintados or Callico-cup-board-cloathes, the piece 06 06 08
Pipe or Hogs-head-staves, the hundred containing six score 10 00 00
Pipe or Barril-staves, the thousand 10 00 00
Pipes for Children, the Grosse containing twelve Dozen 00 08 00
Pitch, great Band, or small Band, the last containing twelve barrels 12 00 00
Plaister of Parris, the Mount containing 3000 weight. 01 10 00

P.

Planks of Ireland, the hundred Foot, con­taining five score 00 12 06
Planks of Cedar, the Foot 00 01 00
Latin Plates called Single White, the Barrel 06 00 00
Latin Plates called Double White, the Barrel 12 00 00
Latin Plates called Single Black the Barrel, containing three hundred Plates 03 10 00
Latin Plates called Double Black the Barrel, contain­ing three hundred Plates 07 00 00
Pumis-stones, the Tun 05 00 00
Pomegranates, the hundred, containing five score 00 05 00
Pots called Of Earth or Stone covered, the hundred Cast 05 00 00
Pots called Of Earth or stone uncovered, the hundred Cast, containing a Gal­lon to every Cast, whether in one pot or more 03 00 00
Pots called Gally pots, the hundred, contain­ing five score 02 00 00
Pots called Melting-pots for Goldsmiths, the thousand 01 10 00
Pots called Of Iron, French or Flemish making, the dozen 03 00 00
Pots called Pots & Kettles of Iron, the Dozen 02 00 00
Pullies, viz. Pullies of Iron, the Groce, con­taining twelve dozen 04 00 00
Pullies, viz. Of Brasse, the dozen 00 04 00

Q.

Quails, the Dozen 00 08 00
Quills, called Goose quills, the thousand 00 02 06

R.

Rape of Grape, the Tun 06 00 00
Rattles for Children, the Groce, containing twelve dozen 01 00 00
Ribband of Silk of all sorts, the pound 05 00 00
Rice the hundred weight, containing an hundred and twelve pound 01 05 00
Rozen, the hundred weight, containing an hundred and twelve pound 00 05 00

S.

Saflore, the hundred weight, containing an hundred and twelve pounds 04 00 00
Saffron, the pound 01 10 00
Salpeter, the hundred weight, containing an hundred and twelve pound 02 00 00
Scales for Scabbarbs, the Bundle 00 01 00
Scamoty, the Yard 00 00 08
Scamoty, the Piece, containing thirteen yards 00 08 08
Scissars the Groce, containing twelve dozen 03 00 00
Sea Holly Roots, the pound 00 01 00
Sheets old, the pair 00 06 00
Shirts old, the piece 00 01 06
Sider and Perry, the Tun 04 00 00
Silk cal­led Bolognia, Naples and Organsine Silk, the small pound containing six­teen ounces 01 08 00
Silk cal­led Bastan, Vincentia, Orsoy and Messina thrown Silk, the small pound 01 04 00
Silk cal­led Capiton Silk double, the small pound 00 09 00
Silk cal­led Ferret and Florret Silk, the small pound 00 16 00
Silk cal­led Naples thrown Silk, the small pound 01 02 06
Silk cal­led Raw, Legee Silk, the great pound [Page 54] containing four and twenty Ounces 00 18 00
Silk cal­led Raw Ardas Silk, the great pound 00 14 00
Silk cal­led Raw Belledine, Bias, and Messina Silk the great pound 01 00 00
Silk cal­led Raw Bengalia Silk, the great pound 00 15 00
Silk cal­led Raw Morea Silk, the great pound 00 09 00
Silk cal­led Raw China Silk, the great pound of all sorts 00 18 00
Silk cal­led Raw Capiton Silk, the great pound 00 10 00
Silk cal­led Thrown Silk dyed, the pound con­taining sixteen Ounces 02 10 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Barracoones Bombazines, the single piece, containing not above fif­teen yards the piece 03 00 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Buffins, Moccado, or Lyle Grograms, narrow, the piece not above fif­teen yards 02 00 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Buffins, Moccado, or Lyle Grograms broad, the piece not above fif­teen yards 03 00 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Bridges or Leyden, Rashes, the single piece containing about fifteen yards 03 00 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Ditto, the double piece 06 00 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Chamlets, half hair, half silk, the yard 00 05 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Chamlets of Turkey, the yard 00 04 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Cloath of Silver and of Gold, the yard 01 10 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Cloath Rashes, the piece 18 00 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Grograms Of Turkey, the yard 00 02 06
Wrought Silks cal­led Grograms Of Naples Silk broad, the yard 00 15 00
Wrought Silks cal­led or Mo­hair. Of Naples Silk narrow, the yard 00 07 06
Wrought Silks cal­led or Mo­hair. Wrought Grograms, the yard 00 12 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Pudeswaies, and Towers, Grograin, the yard 00 07 06
Wrought Silks cal­led Prunellos, broad, the ell 00 15 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Ditto, narrow, the ell 00 07 06
Wrought Silks cal­led Plushes, of all sorts, the yard 00 18 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Sarce­nets Of Genoa, the ell 00 09 06
Wrought Silks cal­led Sarce­nets Ducape, the ell 00 09 06
Wrought Silks cal­led Sarce­nets Of Bolognia, the ell 00 05 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Sarce­nets Of Florence, the ell 00 07 06
Wrought Silks cal­led Sattins Plain and Wrought, of Genoa and Florence the yard 00 12 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Sattins Of Bolognia, the yard 00 09 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Sattins Of China, the yard 00 04 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Sattins Of Luca, the yard 00 07 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Sattins Of France, plain and wrought, the yard 00 06 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Tabbies Broad of Genoa, the yard 00 15 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Tabbies Broad of Florence, the yard 00 15 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Tabbies Of France broad, the yard 00 12 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Tabbies Of France narrow water­ed, the yard 00 06 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Tabbies Of France wrought, the yard 00 12 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Taffa­ties Broad of all sorts, the Ell 00 10 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Taffa­ties Of China, the yard 00 03 06
Wrought Silks cal­led Taffa­ties Of Towers or Alamodes, the yard 00 04 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Tersonella Broad, the yard 00 11 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Tersonella Narrow, the yard 00 05 06
Wrought Silks cal­led Velvets Of all sorts, the yard 01 00 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Velvets Wrought the yard 00 12 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Sipers, or Loves, half yard broad, the yard 00 02 06
Wrought Silks cal­led Ditto, half ell broad, the yard 00 03 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Ditto, ¾ broad, the yard 00 04 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Scum Ciprus, the yard 00 01 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Damask Of Genoa, the yard 00 12 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Damask Of Florence, the yard 00 12 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Damask Of Luca, the yard 00 09 00
Wrought Silks cal­led Damask Of China, the yard 00 04 00
Skins called Buck-skins In the hair, the skin 00 02 06
Skins called Buck-skins Drest, the skin 00 05 00
Skins called Calf-skins Of Ireland raw, the dozen 00 06 08
Skins called Calf-skins Of Ireland tanned, the do­zen 00 15 00
Skins called Dog-fish skin, for Fletchers, the skin 00 00 06
Skins called Elk skins, the skin 01 10 00
Skins called Fox skins drest, the dozen 01 05 00
Skins called Gold skins, the skin 00 00 06
Skins called Goat skins Of Barbery, or the East-Country in the hair, the dozen skins 00 15 00
Skins called Goat skins Tanned, the dozen 02 00 00
Skins called Husse skins for Fletchers, the skin 00 00 06
Skins called Kidds skins In the hair, the hundred, containing five score 01 00 00
Skins called Kidds skins Drest, the hundred, con­taining five score 02 00 00
Skins called Lamb skins in the wool, the hun­dred, containing an hundred and twenty 01 05 00
Skins called Portugal skins, the Dozen 02 00 00
Skins called Seal skins, the skin 00 01 00
Skins called Shamway skins, the Dozen 01 10 00
Skins called Sheep skins in the Wool, the skin 00 00 09
Skins called Sheep skins blue of France, the Dozen 02 00 00
Skins called Rabbet and Coney skins of all sorts the hundred skins, contain­ing five score 01 10 00
Skins called Squirrel skins, the thousand 05 00 00
Skins called Spanish, Sivil, or Cordovant skins, the Dozen 05 00 00
Skins called Spruce skins tawed, the Dozen 02 00 00
Slude the pound 00 02 00
Smalts the pound 00 01 06
Snouting, alias Snait, or drest Towe, the twelve pound 00 05 00
Sparres, the middle, the hundred, containing six score 03 00 00
Sparres smal, the hundred, containing sixscore 01 00 00
Spangles of Copper, the thousand 00 01 00
Spectacles without Cases, the Groce con­taining twelve Dozen 00 18 00
Steel called Steel Wisp or Long, per Fagot or per hundred weight, containing an hundred and twelve pound 02 00 00
Steel called Gad Steel, the half Barrel 24 00 00
Stockings of Wadmel, the pair 00 01 06
Stones called Cane Stones the Tun 00 10 00
Stones called Dog-stones, the Last, containing three pair to the Last 40 00 00
Stones called Mill-stones the Last, containing three pair 40 00 00
Stones called Mill-stones, the pair 15 00 00
Stones called Quern-stones small, the Last 02 00 00
Stones called Quern-stones large, the Last 12 00 00
Stones called Slick-stones the Dozen 00 02 00
Stuffs of France all sorts mixed with Silk, Hare, or Worstead, the yard 00 04 00
Succades from the English Plantations, the pound 00 01 00
All other Succades, the pound 00 03 00

T

Tallow the hundred weight, containing an hundred and twelve pound 01 00 00
Tapi­stry with hair, the Flemish Ell 00 03 00
Tapi­stry with Caddas, the Flemish Ell 00 06 00
Tapi­stry with Silk, the Flemish Ell 00 10 00
Tapi­stry with Wool, the Flemish Ell 00 03 00
Tarras the Barrel 00 05 00
Tar, small and great Band, the Last con­taining twelve Barrels 04 00 00
Tazels the thousand 00 03 00
Thread called Black and Brown thread, the dozen pound 01 00 00
Thread called Lions or Paris Thread, the bolt 00 03 00
Thread called Outnal thread, the dozen pound 03 00 00
Thread called Sisters thread, the pound 00 15 00
Thread called Whited Brown, the dozen pound 01 16 00
Thrums Of Linnen, or Fustian, the Pound 00 00 06
Thrums Of Woollen the pound 00 01 00
Tikes called Brizel Tikes, and Counter­feit Brizel, the Tike or Turnel-tick 01 10 00
Timber, the load, containing fifty foot 01 10 00
Tiles called Pantiles, the thousand 02 10 00
Tinglasse, the hundred weight, containing a hundred and twelve pound 10 00 00
Tinshore, the groce, containing twelve do­zen 00 06 00
Tow the hundred weight, containing a hun­dred and twelve pound 01 00 00
Treacle Flanders Treacle, the Barrel 04 00 00
Treacle Of Jeane, the pound 00 00 10
Trees, the tree 00 00 06
Trumpets for children, the groce 00 08 00
Twine of Hamborough, the hundred weight containing a hundred and twelve pound 02 10 00
Twist for Bandstrings, the dozen knots 00 05 00

V.

Verditer, the hundred weight, containing a hundred and twelve pound 01 05 00
Verders of Tapestry, containing eight or ten Ells a piece with hair, the Flemish Ell 00 02 00

W.

Wadmol the yard 00 00 09
Wainscots, the piece 00 10 00
Wax The hundred weight, containing a hundred and twelve pound 05 10 00
Wax Called hard Wax, the pound 00 02 04
Whale Fins, the Fin 00 03 06
Whetstones, the hundred stones, contain­ing five score 00 15 00
Woad the hundred, containing a hundred and twelve pound 00 08 00
Whale-bone, the Tun 50 00 00
Wood called Box-wood, the Tun 12 00 00
Wood called Braziel, or Farnambuck-wood, the hundred-weight, contain­ing a hundred and twelve pound 01 00 00
Wood called Brazeletto or Jamaica-wood, the [Page 60] hundred weight, containing a hundred and twelve pound 00 14 00
Wood called Log-wood, the hundred weight containing a hundred and twelve pound 03 10 00
Wood called Speckled-wood, the hundred weight, containing an hundred and twelve pound 01 00 00
Wood called Touchwood, the pound 00 02 00
Wood called Fustick, the hundred containing a hundred and twelve pound 00 08 00
Wood called Bever-wool, the pound 01 05 00
VVool called Cotton-wool of English Planta­tion, the pound 00 00 04
VVool called Cotton-wool the pound, For­reign 00 00 06
VVire called Iron-wire, the hundred weight containing a hundred and twelve pound 02 10 00
VVire called Lattin-wire, the hundred weight containing a hundred and twelve pound 06 00 00
VVire called Virginal and Cithren-wire, the pound 00 04 00
Wine-Lees, the Tun 05 00 00

Y.

Yarn called Cable-yarn, the hundred weight containing a hundred and twelve pound 01 10 00
Yarn called Camell or Mohair-Yarne, the pound, containing Sixteen Ounces 00 03 00
Yarn called Cotton yarn, the pound 00 02 00
Yarn called Grograin-yarn, the small pound, containing sixteen Ounces 00 03 00
Yarn called Cotton-yarn, of Turkie, the pound 00 01 08
Yarn called Spruce or Muscovia yarn, the hundred weight, containing a hundred and twelve pound 02 13 04

All other Goods imported, not herein men­tioned, to pay Excise, according to the true va­lue, viz. Twelve pence in every Twenty shil­lings, as they are valued to pay Customs.

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