Barêmes

Doyle's pocket ready-reckoner for timber, plank, boards, saw-logs, wages, board, and 6 and 7 per cent interest tables

by Edward Doyle.

Les Comptes faits ou Le compagnon du marchand: livre ou l'on trouve d'un coup d'il, combien vaut une quantité quelconque de marchandises ... contenant aussi des tables d'intérêts

Import costs: showing "laid down costs" from one-eighth of a penny to one thousand pounds, with advance on sterling costs from five per cent to fifty per cent., calculated at the Canadian par of exchange, advancing by two-and-a-half per cent. rates : a separate table for each rate

by H.S. Martin

Le Prompt calculateur, ou, Le guide sûr du commerçant: contenant des tables exactes de la valeur d'aucune quantité d'effets depuis un demi sou jusqu'à un louis.

The concise ready reckoner and interest tables: with valuable tables of weights and measures

compiled and arranged by Arnold W. Thomas.

Tables des monnaies, poids et mesures à l'usage des écoles du Canada: augmentées du système métrique français et d'une table d'intérêt à 6 par 100.

Ready reckoner for the use of merchants, masters of ships and measurers of timber: comprising square and round timber of all dimensions reduced to cubic contents, deals and staves reduced to Quebec standard, and the superficial or flat measure of planks, boards, &c., with several useful comparative results respecting lumber

by F.X. Paradis.

The Canadian mechanics ready reckoner, or, Tables for converting English lineal, square and solid measures into French, and the contrary: ... also a table for turning French arpents, minots and pounds into English acres, Winchester bushels and avoir du poise pounds from 1 to 1000

by I. Pigott

The improved Scribner's assistant and ready reckoner: exhibiting at one view the value of more than sixteen thousand different quantities of grain, computed at sixty pounds to the bushel, and also changing any given quantity of pounds into bushels, also tables of interest, scantling, weights of iron, &c

by J. M. Scribner.

Ready reckoner for the use of lumber merchants, measurers of timber, shipbuilders, cabinet-makers, sawyers, &c

by Pierre Miller