Transliteration: um-ma bé-lí-a-ma a-na en-nam-a-šùr ú IŠTAR-ba-áš-tí qí-bi-ma 2 pá-li-li ša x GÚ.TA 2 šu-ru-ku ú SÍG.ḪI.A ša qá-ra-bi-tim iš-té-ni-iš 9 GÚ 40 ma-na SÍG.ḪI.A i-ba-ší a-na en-nam-a-šur qí-bi-ma a-ḫi a-ta i ḫa-ra-nim-ma ta-aq-bi-am um-ma a-ta-ma ANŠE.ḪI.A lu-qú-tim a-ra-dí-am ṭup-pá-am a-na am-tí-kà ú i-a-tí lá-pì-tám-ma SÍG.ḪI-at-kà lu-ša-ší-a-kum a-ḫi a-ta SÍG.ḪI.A ša-ší-a-ma a-na-ku ta-ší-a-tim ḫa-bu-lá-kum x šu-ma na-ru-qá-tim ša URUDU dí-in x x KÙ.BABBAR x x x i ra-mì-ni-kà dí-ma x-x pá-li-lam ša-am
Translation: From Bēliya to Ennam-Aššur and Ištar-bāštī: Two  worth x talents (of copper) each, two  and wool from within the house - in all 9 talents 40 minas of wool are available. To Ennam-Aššur: My dear brother, when we were on the journey you said as follows to me: I shall lead the donkeys with the goods. Write a tablet to your maid and me so I can have your wool carried to you." My dear brother, have the wool carried here, and I personally will be in your debt for the cost of carriage. If the sacks with copper ... give ... silver ... give of your own funds, and buy a ."