1510
28. Ulsee (linseed), from 4 Us. per pullah of 120 seers,
29. Kurrai, from 2 Us. per pullah of 120 seers.
Castor, from 2j Us. per pullah of 120 seers.
*R* Umbaree, from 1J Us. per pullah of 120 seers.
”2. Mustard , from lj Us. per mun of 12 seers.
IV. Dried Fruits and Seeds .—Imported.
V. Vegetable Substances used in the formation ofDrinks .—None.
Cotton yarn :
50. Fine, from 18 Us. per mun of 12 seers.
Middling, from 10 Us. per mun of 12 seers.Coarse, from 14 Us. per mun of 12 seers.
(Signed) Micadows Taylor,
On Special Duty .
(True Copy) Cum. Davidson,
Officiating Resident.
VI, Fermented Liquors,
'Ll. Daroo from goor, 4 annas per quart bottle.
VI1. Intoxicating Drugs,
'H. Tobacco, from 2J to 4 Us. per mun of 12 seers.
VIII. Spices and Condiments.
Chillies, 2 Us. per mun. All others imported.
X. Sugar and Goor. —Imported.
XI. Gums, —Imported.
XII. Mucilage, —Imported.
XIII. Resins, —Imported.
XIV. Gum Resins. —Imported.
XV. Essential Oils. —Imported.
XV T. Oils and Vegetable Rutters.
Linseed oil.
Til; no separate oils made.
Ram til, generally sold at 2 Us. per mun, mixed.Castor.
Kurrur.
Umbaree.
XVII. Dyes. —Imported.XVI11 .—Tanning Substances,Turwar (wild); others imported.
XIX. Medicinal Substances.
^anety of herbs and roots are indigenous—others are
'fted.
XX. Cloth and Cordage Materials.v’ ^ ottou (native), from 2JJ to 3 Us. per mun.
Hemp (sun), from 1 Rupee per mum
XXI. 'Timbers .—None in the district.
XXII. Animal Substances.
Horns (bullock and buffalo); uncertain.
‘ 7 * Sheep’s wool, from 2 Us. per mun.
Hides, raw, from 1 Anna to Ij Us. each.
Hides, dressed, from 2 Annas to 2 Us . each.
XXIII. Manufactured Articles.
, Coarse tatputteo, from 1 to Us. per piece.
• Cadee, from 1 to 1J Its. per piece of 24 to 20 cubits.S>'lali, from 8 Annas to 5 lis. per piece of 24 to 28r ^ cubits.
1 urbaiis, from 8 Annas to 5 Its. per piece of 30 to00 cubits.
lioomals (bead), from 8 Annas to 3 lis. per piece of4 to 5 cubits square.
Vnolees or boddices, from 2 Annas to 1 liupee each.Jiandkercbicfs, from 4 l’ice to 12 Annus each,ftltotees, from 1 to 12 lis. per piece of 20 cubits.Jhotce, from 1 to 4 lis. per piece of 24 cubits.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
Vh.- S;
• Wain, from 1 to 2 lis. 4 Annas per piece of 15 to 10cubits.
With silk borders, from 3 to 12 Us. per piece of 1547 n to cubits.
\V„ *„ * llVv mn, from 5 Annas per piece of 15 cubits.48 U P- blankets!
from 3 to 5 Us. of 4 to 8;} cubits.
49 p 0a,se > from 1 to 3 Us. of 4 to cubits.
Laclius or waistbands, from 2 Annas to 4 Us. of18 to ao cubits.
Shorapore District, Camp Jourghee,3rd June 1850.
1. Narrainpett, sarees, cotton:
Middling, with silk borders and ends, 7 Us. to 12 Us.plain, cheeked, and striped pattern; fine, with silkborders and ends, from 12, 25, and 30 Us. plain, checked,and striped pattern; fine, with kullabutoon ends and silkborders, from 25 to GO Us. plain, checked, and stripedpattern ; fine, with kullabatoon ends and borders, from 00to 180 Us. plain, cheeked, and striped; plain, silk (mur-rees), from 25 to 80 Us. plain and striped; silk sareeswith kullabatoon ends and borders, from 100 to 250 Us.plain and striped.
Narrainpeet, sarees, silk and cotton mixed :
Plain silk borders, from 25 to 50 Us. plain and striped;silk borders and kullabatoon ends, from 30 to 75 Us. plainand striped; goldthread borders and ends, from 80 to 150Us. plain and striped.
2. Cotton dhotecs :
Cotton with silk borders, from 20 to 50 Us. per pair,first sort, from G to 20 Us. per pair, second sort.
3. Dooputtas, Muktul:
Cotton with goldthread stripes, edges, and ends, from40 to 150 Us.
4. Gudwal sarees.
5. Plain silk with silk borders, from G to 20 Us.;cheeked and figured borders, from 20 to 40 Us.; checkedand figured borders, goldthread ends, from 30 to 50 Us.;checked and figured borders, goldthread edges and ends,from 50 to 150 lis.
G. Dhotces cotton with silk borders, from 5 to 30 Us. ;Dilutees cotton with goldthread borders, from 20 to 70Us.
7. Silk men’s cloths, plain borders, from 20 to 40 Us.;goldthread borders, from 30 to GO Us.
Gulburguh:
8. Sarees silk striped, from 12 to 40 Us.; goldthreadborders, from 30 to 75 Us.; cotton and silk striped plainborder, from 12 to 20 lis.
9. Men’s silk cloths, from 1G to 40 Us.
10. Choices, from 1 to 10 lis. each.
11. llaudkerchiefs, from 8 to 40 lis. per piece of eighteach.
Muktul and Narrainpett:
12. Head roomnls, from 7 to 40 Us. plain and gold-thread borders.
13. Handkerchiefs , from G to 12 Us. per piece of eighteach.
Solas:
Dlmrwar, Ammerehinta, and Muktul.
14. 1st sort plain with gold edges aud ends, from 25 to100.lis.; 2nd sort plain with gold edges and ends, from15 to 50 Us.; 3rd sort plain with gold edges aud ends,from 5 to 25 Us.
(Signed) M kadow s T a yi.ou,
On Special Duty.
(True Copy.) Cuth. Davidson,
Officiating Assisting Resident.
To Captain M. Taylor,
On Special Duty, Shorapore.
Hyderabad Residency, WthJunc 1850.
Sir,— 1 have the honour to acknowledge the receipt ofyour letter under date the 3rd instant, and to observethat, under the information given in the third paragraph,as tlie local manufactures of the Shorapore district donot present any peculiarities to distinguish them from thesame description of cloths elsewhere, 1 should not con-