Transliteration: a-na a-šur-ni-im-ri qí-bi-ma um-ma ku-ur-bi₄-li-ma URUDU ša tù-šé-bi₄-lá-ni lá i-mu-ú-šu ḫu-ša-e e-ri-šu e-ma-ri i-na na-áb-ri-tim i-ta-ar-du a-na-kam sà-ḫe-er-tum i-na qá-tí-a lá-šu a-ma-kam sà-ḫe-er-tum šé-bi₄-lam e-ma-ri-… x tí li x ú x a-na-ku … ḫu-ša-e … ig-ri e-ma-ri … lu-ša-bi₄ iš-tí li-ip-ta-ni 2 ma-na URUDU aḫ-bu-ul-ma i-na URUDU ša tù-šé-bi₄-lá-ni il₅-té-qé mì-ma i-na ra-mì-ni-šu ú-lá i-dí-nam šu-ma be-lí a-ta (TÚG)ṣú-ba-tí-a a-na ṣú-ub-ri-im ta-er-ma sú-ub-ru-um a-na-ma ša-bi₄ ú ṣú-ḫa-ri šé-ri-a-am
Translation: To Aššur-nimrī from Kurub-ilī: They do not want the copper you sent me. They ask for scrap. My donkeys have been brought to the paddock. No small goods are available for me here. Send me some (from) there. The donkeys ... I ... scrap ... rent for donkeys ... I shall pay up. I borrowed 2 minas of copper from Lipit-Anum and he has taken it out of the copper you sent. He has not given me anything of his own. If you are truly my lord, convert my textiles to a slave and as for the slave, as soon as he has been paid in full, send the servants.