Now on the other side, of the commodities for which they traffic, an ell of ordinary cloth, commonly called _Silesian_ or _Tangermyndense_, they esteem at the rate of a Patacoon, or 2 ounces of silver; 3 pound of Copper at the same rate, and one tunn of Corn at 2 Patacoons and 1/2, or 5 ounces of silver, 2 pound of Salt at 1/2 of a Patacoon, 10 yards of course cloth, such as we call _home-spun_, and they call _Waldmar_, is worth a Patacoon, a Can of spirit of Wine half as much; but if they chance to light upon any commodities of a lower price, they value them by gray colored Squirril skins, proceeding from one to 10, which number of skins they call _Artog_, and value at 1/4 of a Patacoon, and these are the commodities that drive the trade between the _Swede_ and _Laplander_. But to those of _Norway_ they carry all sorts of coverlets, made of the skins of Rain-deers, also the beasts themselves, their skins and cheeses, and the feathers of Birds; moreover those things for which they trade with the _Swedes_, are Copper and Alchimy vessels, ordinary cloth woven by the Swedish Boors, these they change for Bulls, and Cows, whose milk they live on in the Summer, and on their flesh in the Winter, also for Goats and Sheep, out of whose skins they make themselves coverlets, for silver, for the skins of black Foxes, and Otters, for woollen blankets, and for fish, which they sell again to the _Swedes_, as Herrings, dried Codfish, Skails, and such like. _Johannes Tornæus_ comprehends them in a shorter catalogue, the _Laplanders_, saies he, traffic with those with _Norway_ and _Bothnia_, Subjects of the Crown of _Sweden_, for ordinary woollen cloth, linnen cloth of both sorts, as well the finest as coursest, for corn, bread, brass, iron, and all sorts of Country utensils. But above all things it was their chiefest care to get beasts out of _Norway_, which in the Autumn, they used to Sacrifice to their Idols.