1
The captain of the guard receives twenty-four ducados of ten reals per month.
2
His lieutenant receives twenty-eight ducados of ten reals.
3
The sargento-mayor of this camp and city of Manila receives forty ducados of ten reals each per month.
4
He drew a salary at the rate of six hundred Castilian ducados a month, which is the wages of similar commanders.
5
The hoops alone serve in Manila to make nails and bolts from them, which thus come to cost fifty ducados per quintal.
6
This merchandise will yield six millions, of which ten per cent, paid to his Majesty, will amount to six hundred thousand ducados.
7
His Majesty appointed him governor and captain-general of the Filipinas, and increased the annual salary of his office to ten thousand Castilian ducados.
8
The castellan of Manila enjoys eight hundred pesos per year, or fifty-three ducados of ten reals, and three and one-third reals per month.
9
And if the license for one million is not given, it should be for one-half, the duties on which would be three hundred thousand ducados.