The rates of the custome house bothe inwarde and outwarde the difference of mea[s]ures and weyghtes and other co[m]modities, very necessarye for all marchauntes to knowe, newly corrected and imprynted. Anno domini. M.D.L. England and Wales. Commissioners of Customs. This text is an enriched version of the TCP digital transcription A21347 of text S108742 in the English Short Title Catalog. Textual changes and metadata enrichments aim at making the text more computationally tractable, easier to read, and suitable for network-based collaborative curation by amateur and professional end users from many walks of life. The text has been tokenized and linguistically annotated with MorphAdorner. The annotation includes standard spellings that support the display of a text in a standardized format that preserves archaic forms ('loveth', 'seekest'). Textual changes aim at restoring the text the author or stationer meant to publish. This text has not been fully proofread Approx. 20 KB of XML-encoded text transcribed from 9 1-bit group-IV TIFF page images. EarlyPrint Project Evanston,IL, Notre Dame, IN, St. Louis, MO 2018 A21347 STC 7688 ESTC S108742 99844398 99844398 9206

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 eng Tariff -- Great Britain -- Early works to 1800. Tariff -- Great Britain -- Tables. eebo The rates of the custome house bothe inwarde and outwarde the difference of mea[s]ures and weyghtes and other co[m]modities, very necessarye for all m England and Wales. Commissioners of Customs 1550 18 2276 13 0 0 0 0 0 57.12 D The rate of 57.12 defects per 10,000 words puts this text in the D category of texts with between 35 and 100 defects per 10,000 words. 2006-11 Assigned for keying and markup 2006-12 Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2007-02 Sampled and proofread 2007-02 Text and markup reviewed and edited 2008-02 Batch review (QC) and XML conversion

The rates of the custome house bothe inwarde and outward , the difference of measures and weyghtes and other commodities , very necessarye for all marchauntes to knowe , newely corrected and imprynted .

Anno domini . M. D. L.

Imprinted at London by Nycolas Hyl for Robert Toye dwelling in Paules church yarde at the sygne of the Bell .

AMbre the maste x . s Ambre the C. pounde iiii . s Annessedes the hundreth pounde xiii . s . iiii . d Almondes the C. pound xiii . s . iiii . d Almondes the bale xl . s Alom the hundreth pound xiii . s . iiii . d Argel the hundreth pound xiii . s . iiii . d Argel called winstone the hundreth pounde xxvi . s . viii . d Alloes the C. pounde xxxiii . s . iiii . d Arsnike the hundreth . li. xxxiii . s . iiii . d Assafettica the hundreth l. xiii . s . iiii . d Aqua vite the barrel xx . s Andlettes the hundreth xxxiii . s . iiii . d Andlettes the pounde iiii . d Asshes called woad asshes the laste xx . s Asshes called Sope asshes the laste xx . s Asshes called pot asshes the ba . vi . s Al blades the thousande iii . s . iiii . d Al haftes the thousande . vi . s . viii . d Appulles the busshell iiii . d Appulles the barrell xii . d Armins the timber xiii . s . iiii . d Abces the groce xx . d Abces the thousande x . s Astrologia rotanda the . C. li. iiii . s Adsis for copers the dossen vt suit in valore . Antimony the hundreth . li. v. s Argente subliue the c . li. xxxiii . s iiii . d Alphany the pounde vi . s Almaine Riuets for fotementhe pece vi . s . viii . d Aloes Cicotrini the c . l. xxxiii . s . iiii . d Aloes Cicotrini the pounde iiii . d Buske clothe narow buske whited and al maner of clothe in Hollande ploye . xii . s Buske broade the C. elles . xxx . s Braband clothe the hole pece . xiii . s iiii . d Brabande clothe the half pece vi . s viii . d Bresill cloth the pece xi . s Bretishe cloth the pece conteininge v. score elles xx . s Bokeram the paper vz . iii . peces to one paper vi . s . viii . d Bokeram the rowle xx . d Bokeram of Fraunce the pece xx . d Bustian the pece x . s Brydges thred the dossen pounde . vi . s . viii . d Bolla yne sarcenet the pece xl . s Brasell the C. pound . xxxiii . s . iiii . d Brasel the pounde iiii . d Brymstone the . C pounde iii . s . iiii . d Blacke sope the laste vi . li . Bol armonyacke the hundreth pound xiii . s . iiii . d Borras the . c . pounde vi . s . viii . d Bysse ●he pounde . vi s . viii . d Bysse counterfete the pound . iii . s . iiii . d Bankers fyne the dossen xlviii . s . Bankers cours the dossen xxiiii . s Bridges gloues the groce . xiii . s . iiii . d Bowstaues the last conteining . xxii . i . bundels and euery bundel . xvi . staues . vi . l● Bowstaues the hundreth . xl . s Bawels he tonne . iiii . l Bawels the thousande . x . s Bagges with lockes the dossē , iiii . s Bagges with sterlinges without lockes the dosen . ii . s Bagges for children the groce , vi . s viii . d Bowltell ravnes the pece ii . s Bowltel the bale xl . s Brusshes fyue the groce xv . ii . s Brushes of cours heth or cape brusshes the groce xii . s Brusshes called rubbinge brushes the groce iiii . s Beades of wode the groce xii . d Bone beades the groce iii . s Bedes in boxes the groce iii . s . iiii . d Ballandes called ounce ballandes the groce x . s Ballandes called golde ballandes the groce viii . s Ballandes the sorte conteynynge foure dossen viii . s Belles the groce xii . d Belles called brasse belles the groce . iii . s . iiii . d Belles called sacryng belles the C xxxiii . s . iiii . d Brystels the boxe vi . s . iiii . d Brystels the pound rough iiii . d Brystels the pounde dressed vi . d Broches of lattē the smale gro . vi . d Broches of Lattē the greate groce vi . s . viii . d Bawme glasses the groce xii . d Brittaine Laces the groce v. s Bisilke the groce conteinynge . xii . dossen peces . x . s . Blacke latten rolles the c . pound xx . s Bodkyns the thousande . vi . s . viii . d Brydell bittes the dossen . vi . s . viiid Baste hattes the M. xx . s Bast or straw hattes the dosē . iiii . d Bast ropes the bondell . xx . d Baste ropes the pece iiii . d Baste rope the C. pound . vi s . viii . d Baste rope the floke conteynyng . xl . peces . xx . s Battry the c . pounde xvi . viii . d Bryckstones the hundreth xii . d Bryckstones the thousande x . s Boxes the floke conteining● xl . v. s Boxes the nest iii . s . iiii . d Buffe hydes the pece vi . s . viii . d Bodge whyt tawed the c . x . s Bodge blacke tawed the dossen . vi . s . viii . d Bodge of romney the dosen x . s Bossys for brydels the dossen . xii . d Babyes for children the groce . iii . s iiii . d Blacke lambe the C. skynnes x . s Beuers the rowle xiii . s . iiii . d Bordes for bokes the M. iii . s . iiii . d Box peces for combes the butte or pipe iiii . li Bokels for shomakers the M. xii . d Bodgye pols the furre x . s Byniamye the hundreth pounde vi . l. xiii . s . iiii . d Bynyamyn the pounde xvi . d Baies the C. pounde iii . s . iiii . d Bottom of threde the C. pound . xx . s . Bottom threde the pounde ii . d Bottels of wickers the dossē . xvi . d Beres quycke the pece vi . s . viii . d Bokes vnbounde the basket or mande iiii . li . Bokes vnbounde the half mande . xl . s Brusses the dossen iiii . s Bassell lether the dossen ii . s Cameryke the pece xxvi . s . viii . d Cnuas called newcastell the hundreth elles xx . s Canuas Normandy browne the hundreth elles xxx . s Canuas Normandy whyte the hundreth elles xl . s Canuas course for packynge the hundreth elles xx . s Canuas called barras the hundreth elles xxvi . s . viii . d Canuas called spruce canuas the hundreth elles xx . s Canuas the bolte iii . s . iiii . d Cotton olde the ell iiii . d Cotton newe the yearde iiii . d Collayne thred the bale x . ii Collayne silke the cloute pounde foure pounde liii . s . iiii . d Caw●e sylke the paper xiii . s . iiii . d Cru●● or worsted yarne the dossen pounde ix . s Chamlettes the pece xiii . s . iiii . d Cloues the pounde vi . s . vi . d Cloues the hundreth pounde xii . li . x . s Corke made the laste xl . s Corke made the barell iii . s . iiii . d Corke made the dossen ii . s Corke takkes the thousande x . s Commyn the bale xx . s Commyn the C. pounde xiii . s . iiii . d Calaman the C. pounde vi . s . viii . d Copperos the pype xl . s Copperos the C. pounde iii . s . iiii . d Castel sope the C. pound x . s Castiafistola the C. pounde iii . l Currans the C. pounde xiii . s . iiii . d Cotton vnsponne the hundreth pounde xxvi . s . viii . d Cotton spōne the hundreth pounde xxxiii . s iiii . d Camfyre the pounde vi . s . viii . d Comfettes the pounde vi . d Combes the groce iiii . s Combes the cace xx . s Combes smale the groce ii . s Combes the boxe iiii . s Combe caces the groce xii . d Combe caces double the groce ii . s Corrall the mast xx . s Caruyng knyues the dossen . xx . s Counters of Laten the pound . iiii . d Counters the hundreth pounde . xxxiii . s . iiii . d Copper golde the mast viii . s Copper gold vpon quylles the pound iiii . s Copper golde the groce conteining twelue rolles v. s Collayne hempe the sacke xxx . s Collayne hempe the hundreth x . s Collayne hempe the dossen xii . d Candil wike the packe iiii . li . Candilweke the C. pounde x . s Carpettes called gantissh the pece ii . s Crewell ribbonde the dossen peces iiii . s Crewell girdles the groce iiii . s Compaces the dossen xii . s Candilstickes the dossen vi . s . viii . d Candilsnuffers the dossen ii . s Cosshen clothes the dossen ii . s Cosshen clothes of hollande making the dossen vi . viii . d Copper round or square the hundreth xxvi . s . viii . d Cordwayne skinnes called spaynish the dossen xx . s Counters the neste xx . s Counters the pece vi . s . viii . d Chestes the neste x . s Coffers the neste . vi . s . viii . d . Clapholt the great hundreth conteyning . xxiiii . smale hundreth . iiii . l Clapholte the smale C. iii . s . iiii . d Chestmen the groce ii . s Cabags the hundreth iii . s . iiii . d Creuses of stone withoute couers the hundreth iii . s . iiii . d Creuses couered the C. vi . s . viii . d Cannes of wode the flocke x . s Callabre vn●awed the timber iii . s . iiii . d Callabre tawed the timber . v. s Callabre the pane seasoned xiii . s iiii . d Callabre stagge x . s Coddes heades the laste xx . s Coddes heades the barrell xx . d Codfishe the laste iii . l Colefyshe the hundreth ix . s Crosbowe lathes the pound iiii . d Crosbowe threde the pounde ii . d Cattes pottes the mantel iii . s . iiii . d Cattes pottes the C. xiii . s . iiii . d Callyco clothe the pece xx . s Colimander sedes ye pound vi . s . viii . d Carawaye sedes the C. pound x . s Colloquiniida the pounde viii . d Castrum the pounde iiii . d Crepyns the dossen with silke . iiii . s Crepyns the dossen with golde vi . s viii . d Cappes with single tarfs the dossē xiii . s . iiii . d Cappes double tarfed & necked , & all other of frenche makynge the dossen . xx . s Caruing knyues the cace . iii . s . iiii . d Cappe golde the pound vi . s . viii . d Corance the tonne xl . s Corten rynges the pounde iii . d Corten rynges the hundreth pounde xxxiii . s . iiii . d Clarycordes the payre ii . s Cappe caces of lether the dossē vi . s viii . d Cotes of mayle the pece . iii . s . iiii . d Cuttle bones 〈…〉 s . 〈◇〉 Cōb●s for horsmaines the 〈◇〉 〈…〉 Danske lether tande the ●ossen . xvi . s . viii ● Dornix with silke the pece vi . s . viii . d Dornix withoute silke of caddas the pece v. s Dornix of woll the pece iii . s . iiii . d Dornix thriden the pece ii . s . vi . d Doughlas bretishe clothe , creste clothe or lokeram conteyninge fyue score elles xx . s Dioper table clothe the pece xx . s Damaske worke the pece xl . s Dioper to well the pece xiii . s . iiii . d Damask worke the pece . xxvi . s . viii . d Dioper napkins cours the dossen iiii . s . or v. s Dioper napkins damaske worke the dossen vi . s . viii . d Damaske the yarde iiii . s