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This section is from the book "Bepler's Handy Manual of Knowledge And Useful Infomation", by David Bepler. Also available from Amazon: Bepler's Handy Manual of Knowledge and Useful Information.
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2 pints |
equal |
1 quart, qt. |
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4 quarts |
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1 gallon, gal. |
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2 gallons, |
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1 peck, pk. |
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4 pecks |
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1 bushel, bu. |
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36 bushels - |
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1 chaldron, ch. |
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4 bushels (in England) |
1 coon. |
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2 coons " " |
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1 quarter. |
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5 quarters " " |
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1 wey. |
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2 weys " " |
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1 last. |
A gallon, dry measure, measures 268 4-5 cubic inches. Dry measure applies to all goods that are not liquid and are sold by measure, as corn, grain, fruit, salt, coal, etc.
 
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