"This batch of winter barley transported here amounts to a total of 214,000 pounds."
"Which is equivalent to 178 gold pounds and seven shillings."
This price had not only been calculated by him, but also by the dozens of merchants several times over.
There would be no mistake at all.
Upon hearing this price, Lynn's favorability towards Boer unintentionally increased a bit.
The winter barley was specifically instructed by Lynn for Boer to procure from outside.
He could have easily raised the price of this batch of winter barley due to the difficulty of acquisition, high transportation costs, or other reasons.
However, Boer did not.
Lynn spoke up, "I can exchange 7,100 pounds of fine salt with you!"
Boer couldn't help but smile once again, and gratefully said, "I thank you on behalf of the merchants like me, Master Lynn."
Boer naturally knew that the Master Lynn before him was exchanging their winter barley at six pence per pound of fine salt!
