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THINGS TO BE.REMEMBERED - he Eng.
lish bushel OF wheat weighs 10 pounds
8 bushels, equal TO $50 pounds, being q
quarter of a ton weight.


Nine and two,thirds bushels Ameri-
can wheat, of6o TO the bushel, equal the
English quarter.


The English sack Of flour weighs ESQ
pounds and Z sacks 1880 pounds, equal
10 I 0 American barrels.


The bushel Of fine Liverpool salt
weighs 56 pounds; the sack contains 4
bushels, 224 pounds


Ten sacks make ton weight, 2,24O
pounds, the busheI of Ground Alum salt
weighs So poundsI the sack contains 8
bushels and half, equal 10 224 pounds,
ten sacks make ton.


TO bring English sterling money q
dollars and cents, double The pence, and
the answer Is cents,