Top part of the document torn away. Concerning a dispute related to the purchase of grain involving the assistants of the bombardiers of the Order.

Official record confirmed by the authorities in Saint-Tropez concerning challenges faced by a Maltese vessel carrying grain.

Public Bandi declaring that grain produced locally was to be sold at 7 tari and 10 grani a tumulo in 1710 and at 7 tari a tumulo in 1711.

Georgio Pace, baker to Fra Jacobo Isor, accuses Jacobus Ciantar of fraud in grain trade.

The merchant Giacche Isuard complains of incomplete payment by the Giurati for a voyage he was to undertake for the importation of grain from Palermo.

Giacomo Mangion demands the presentation of all evidence concerning a case in which he is involved, including evidence or otherwise that a certain Stephanus scarpello, a one-time scrivano on a galera had received money in relation to imports of orzo and frumento.

Continuation of the case instituted by Johannes Franciscus Casella, this time against Marco Altavilla as Magnus Receptor Generalis of the Order.

Part of a witness statement by an unknown person and another statement by Johannes Maria Camilleri and Johannes Paulus Felici as court experts, concerning the transport on land by burdonari of frumento and orzo.

The merchant Johannes Franciscus Casella prosecutes the Universita for over 4,000 scudi owed for the import of grain.