@article{630966,
      note = {Reproduction of original from British Library.},
      author = {Thomson, John,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/630966},
      title = {New and correct tables, shewing, both in Scots and  sterling money, the price of any quantity of grain, &c.  from one lippy, or one fourth part of a peck, to a thousand  bolls, at all the various prices, from L. 3 Scots or 5 s.  Sterling to L. 18 Scots or 30 s. Sterling, each table  advancing by 1 s. Scots or 1 d. Sterling per boll; and also  at L. 3: 3: 4, L. 3: 6: 8, L. 3. 13s. 4d. and L. 3: 16: 8,  up to L. 18 Scots per boll, and from 4 1/2 to 27 merks,  (the prices at which grain is sold in Scotland): the whole  consisting of 361 different tables. With Rules and Examples  to make them answer for calculating the price of all sorts  of goods sold by Number, Weight, or Measure. By John  Thomson Writer in Edinburgh. Together with, A Table  reducing English Libels and quarters to the Edinburgh  standards or Linlithgow measure; and, A comparison of the  weights and measures of Scotland with those of England, as  regulated by the statutes of both kingdoms now in force.  Very useful for Noblemen and Gentlemen, and their Stewards  or Factors; for Farmers, Brewers, and Bakers; and for  Merchants and Shopkeepers. [electronic resource] :},
      publisher = {printed by Sands, Murray, and Cochran. For A. Kincaid and  J. Bell,},
      recid = {630966},
      pages = {viii,364p. ;},
      address = {Edinburgh :},
      year = {1761},
}