The prices for domestic animals varied considerably depending on where the market is. European prices are the Base price. This is the point of origin for the breed and they are prolific and easily obtained.
The Colonies of North America are the second source for domestic animals. The breeds are well established but they are still not common and they often command a premium price, up to 200% more then the base European price.
Livestock in the islands are the most expensive. Not all species thrive here and many are imported from Europe or North America and are correspondingly expensive, up to 300% more then the base European price.
| Livestock Prices | Base price £ | Base price s |
Base price d |
Base price US Dollars |
Colonial Price £ |
Colonial Price s |
Colonial Price d |
Colonial Price US Dollars |
Island Price £ |
Island Price s |
Island Price d |
Island PriceUS Dollars
|
| Donkey |
2
|
10
|
$250
|
4 | 10 | 450 | 6 | 10 | 650 | |||
| Small Mule | 4 | $400 | 8 | $800 | $1200 | |||||||
| Large Mule | 8 | $800 | 16 | $1600 | $2400 | |||||||
| Cob(pony) | 2 | $200 | 4 | $400 | 6 | $600 | ||||||
| Palfrey(saddle horse) | 8 | $800 | 16 | $1600 | 24 | $2400 | ||||||
| Charger, cavalry | 50 | $5000 | 80 | $8,000 | 100 | $10,000 | ||||||
| Thoroughbred Race Horse | 150 to 500 | $15,000 to $50,000 | No market | No market | ||||||||
| Draft Horse | 10 | $1000 | 20 | $2000 | 30 | $3000 | ||||||
| Ox | 8 | $800 | 12 | $1200 | 20 | $2000 | ||||||
| Cow |
4
|
$400
|
6 | 10 | $650 | 8 | 10 | $850 | ||||
| Sheep |
6
|
$30
|
9 | $45 | 15 | $75 | ||||||
| Goat | 8 | $40 | 12 | $60 | 16 | $80 | ||||||
| Pig | 1 | $100 | 2 | $200 | 3 | $300 | ||||||
| Chicken | 8 | $3 | 10 | $4 | 1 | 5 | $6 | |||||
| Pigeon | 3 | $1 | 3 | $1 | 5 | $2 | ||||||
