CCT 3 16b-17a (BM 113331)
First word: a-na (ana)
Translation: To Aššur-nādā from Iddin-Ištar:
First word: a-dí (adi)
Translation: as to the silver  that you have written about once or twice, may Aššur and Ilabrat, the gods of our fathers, be my witnesses, that since the day you came to Durhumit and we met, people collected goods at a purchase price exceeding 2:1 and at a rate of exchange of 60:1, but within my stipulated term the copper has tripled, so would I envisage losses in copper of maybe a hundred talents?
First word: a-šur-ma (Aššurma)
Translation: While Aššur himself and your own god have rejected the man, still silver has fallen into my hands and until this day you have been fully satisfied.
First word: ša (ša)
Translation: As to the affair of Anninum's son, whom you know, the tin and its overweight stood ready to be shipped with Ṭāb-Aššur, but on the very day that the merchandise came out Ṭāb-Aššur son of Ešu-bāni came in and said: "Within 5 days the man will be disfamed.
First word: lu (lu)
Translation: Turn back your merchandise!"
First word: ú (u)
Translation: So I turned back his merchandise.
First word: i (i-)
Translation: The very day I wrote a tablet for you my orders were  dispatched to the young man.
First word: šu-ma (šumma)
Translation: If I should personally seize the merchandise both you and I will be happy.