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14 cents a quart.
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How much did a gallon of milk cost in 1836?
About 1.91 cents per quart, or about 7.64 cents per gallon in 1896.
How much did gum cost in 1930?
3.5$
How much did a gallon of Milk cost in January 1978?
A gallon of milk cost $1.01 in 1958
How much did a carton of milk cost in 1915?
Milk did not come in cartons in 1915! Milk came in pint or quart size glass bottles in English speaking countries and in liter size bottles in other countries. You bought the bottle and the milk. You could exchange the bottle when you bought a new bottle of milk or purchase a new bottle. Most people exchanged bottles.
How much did a hair comb cost in the 1930's?
0.05 cents
How much does camel milk cost?
$40 per quart
How much did it cost to buy a quart of milk in the 1930s?
14 cents a quart. gosh i wish it was that little now!
How much did a quart of milk cost in 1895?
In 1895, most people had their own cows or goats for milk. For those who had to buy milk, it typically cost around $0.10 in 1895.
How much does one quart of milk cosy?
In Canada today, April 2014, a quart of milk is 3.95.
How much did a gallon of milk cost in 1836?
About 1.91 cents per quart, or about 7.64 cents per gallon in 1896.
How much gelatin to quart of milk?
None. Gelatin comes from bones and not from milk.
How much money is a quart of milk in 2011?
$32,000.01
How much was a quart of milk in 1929?
It is a fact that a quart of milk in 1929 was only 5 cents.
How much does 1 quart of milk cost?
Depends on the shop, economy of country you are located in and the area you shop. However if you go find out the full price of the milk (I don't know what currency you use so I'll use numbers) If the full gallon of milk costs 10, the quart of the milk will cost 2.5 2.5 is got from dividing the 10 by 4
How much per pound of milk?
Milk is not sold at retail by the pound, but by the gallon, quart, and pint.
How much did gloves cost in the 1930?
They cost
How much is 1 qt of half and half?
1 quart is one quart of water, milk, or anything else
