Commerce

A complete account of the products corresponding to their respective type- flour, liquids, fruits, seeds- giving date, quantity, price and name of the person delivering that product. (P. Hayes) (1977)

Contains book of various accounts primarily corn and flour, for January -December 1809 and accounts of fruits for June-October 1809. (P. Hayes) (1977)

A Series of documents giving accounts of purchases and sales of maiz. 0070- authorization by the Ayuntamiento to borrow 5,650 pesos from Clemente de Ybarra (administrador de Correos) to relieve the shortage of maiz. (P. Hayes) (1977)

Varios records of a store in San Bartolome, near the presidio of Guajoquilla. Includes names of workers and wages paid (both in the form of money and of goods), charge accounts, containing specific prices of items. (R. Perez) (1977)

Alhondiga transactions from December, 1796 through January, 1798, giving quantity and price of grain. (R. Perez) (1977) others- 0099-0138. Valle de San Bartolome. Ano de 1797. Quaderno perteneciente Al manejo del apoderado Don Manuel Francisco Porrero y Concha. Financial affairs managed by Concha of several prominent citizens and the hacienda de Balzequillo. 0348-0361. San Jose del Parral. Ano de 1797. Cuaderno de compras de semillas para la real alhondiga para el consumo del publico. Gives name and location of seller, type and quantity of grain, purchase price.

Inventory for the years 1794 through 1799 of all the livestock of the hacienda. Stock is distinguished as Ganado mayor y Menor, and all species are listed seperately. Also distinguished by sex. (R. Perez) (1977) others- 0285-0291. Parral. 1 enero, 1795-1 enero, 1796. Quaderno de Cuentas y cargos pertenecientes a los proprias de Este real. Proceeds from sale of grains, fruit, etc. Transactions of the alhondiga. Proceeds from puestos y cocinas rented in the main Plaza for fiestas and pascua. Municipal expenditures for maintenance, repairs, etc. 0346-0357. Parral. Ano de 1796. Cuaderno de gastos pertenecientes a Este real. Alhondiga profits; liquor tax; sales taxes; proceeds from land sales; salaries of officials.

Bill for supplies (prices given). Including foodstuffs, condiments, building supplies, cloth, clothing, weapons. (R. Perez) (1977)

Detailed Bill of lading with prices and legal dispute over amount paid out. (T. Barnes) (1977)

Suit for payment of money. Included is an inventory of a store, with prices. (T. Barnes) (1977)

The Urquidi brothers jointly own a store. This inventory was taken after Agustin got married in order to assess each man's share for purposes of future inheritence. Excellent economic information; each item in stock is listed and priced. (R. Perez) (1977)