Or, the Farmer's and Corn-Buyer's Assistant. Containing, I. Tables Wherein the Value of Any Quantity of Corn, from a Bushel to Twenty Comb, in what is Termed Full, Or Bare Measure, (at Any Rate Per Comb, from Three Shillings, Increasing by Three-Halfpence Per Comb, to Thirty Shillings) May be Had in Less Than a Quarter of a Minute. II. Tables for Malt-Retailers, in which is Shewn the Value of Any Quantity of Malt, from a Comb to a Quarter of a Peck, and from Four Shillings the Comb to Thirty Shillings. III. Tables, Wherein is Shewn the Value of Any Number of Yards Or Pounds, (from One to One Hundred) from One Farthing Per Yard Or Pound, to Three Shillings, Increasing at One Farthing Per Yard Or Pound. By Richard Harvey, Late of Bungay