'The state of a new contract for Tin'
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The state of a new contract for Tin. {sic} upon supposition that no more is imported then the consumption will annually carry off.
Paid annually for 1 | 112000 | ||
Freight to London | 2143 | ||
Insurance | 1500 | ||
Salaries including 30li to Truro | 2890 | ||
All inciden | 1000 | ||
Total expence | 119533 | ||
Interest of 119533li advanced during the sale of about 2150 Tunns of Tinn stan. wt, that is for a years & | } | 7969 | |
Total charge | 127502 | ||
Discharge by the annual sale of 166 Tunns at 81li pr st. wt. | 130286 | ||
The ballence remaining to her Maty | 2784 | ||
1190 |
In this recconing not{illeg}hing is allowed for unforeseen accidents.
Ten thousands pounds being paidlent to Cornwal at ye interest of 6 pr cent, the interest of all the moneys advanced (vizt of 119533) should be recconed at 6 per cent.
The Tinn imported from Devonshire is about 40 or 45 Tunns pr an
The total exportation about 1550 or 1560 Tunns pr an stan. wt
Left in her Majties hands pr an about 80 or 90 Tunns stan wt.
Source
MINT 19/3/530, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UKBefore June 1710?, c. 221 words.