Traders- commodities- currencies
Traders
Großes Walsertal |
Sperger - proprietor |
Warth |
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Silbertal |
Eduard Bitschnau – proprietor and waggoner |
Galtür |
Lorenz, Nann, Lenz, Mattle und Türtscher - proprietors |
Brand |
Kegele, Beck - proprietors |
Lech |
Pfefferkorn, Walch, Wolf, Rüf – proprietors and traders |
Laterns |
Vith, Nesensohn – proprietors and traders |
Mittelberg/KLW |
Fritz, Matt, Müller - traders |
Commodities
Agricultural products such as cheese, butter lard, cream, mild, honey, meat, game meat, cattle. Also timber and products made of wood, wool, furs, linen and embroidery.
Common currencies
Kreuzer: |
13th to 19th century as means of payment in Austria, Switzerland and southern Germany. Made of base metal with an impressed cross. |
Gulden: |
In 1696 Johannes Elsässer received 12 Gulden as pay |
Taler: |
In 1696 Sonnenberger, Tannberger and Mittelberger were brought to court in Innsbruck because they had exportet lard. Due to the prohibition they were fined 30 Taler. |
Further means of payment included: