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is sold by the above Firlot. Malt is generally sold by measure, when by weight, 5G
pounds Avoirdupois is given for a Firlot.
A Firlot of Scotch field beans, one year old, weighed 69 pounds, 4 ounces,
and 10 drams, Avoirdupois, and field pease, 69 pounds, 11 ounces, and 8 drams.
Scotch pease and beans run from 68 to 72 pounds in the Firlot. Pease and beans
brought up the Clyde are sold by weight, 70 lbs. being given for a Firlot. At Port
Dundas, and other places of the district, they are sold by the Firlot.
A Peck of Riga linseed weighed 19 pounds, 12 ounces, and 6 drams. Linseed
varies very little in weight. " Linseed and hemp seed, in Scotland, must be mea-
sured by the Linlithgow Barley Measure, streaked and measured by the Dean of
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Scotch pease and beans run from 68 to 72 pounds in the Firlot. Pease and beans
brought up the Clyde are sold by weight, 70 lbs. being given for a Firlot. At Port
Dundas, and other places of the district, they are sold by the Firlot.
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