Oral Answers to Questions — Agriculture. – in the House of Commons on 26th March 1923.
asked the Minister of Agriculture the number of long hundreds of eggs imported from China during the years 1913, 1921, and 1922, respectively?
The numbers of great hundreds of eggs imported into the United Kingdom from China were: in 1913, 2,500; in 1921, 468,000; and in 1922, 1,057,000.
Does this include eggs not in shells, as well as eggs in shells?
It is eggs in shells.
What is a "long" hundred, and what is the difference between a "long" hundred and a "short" hundred?
A "long" hundred is 120.