Back in my day, you could get a licorice stick for a penny.
10 pounds of sugar problably cost about maybe 15.00... i am not quite sure... but it shouldn't be more then that
When shopping it is important to have a general idea of the cost of the items being bought. In the 1930's food was much cheaper than it is today, the cost of 5 pounds of sugar was 30.5 cents.
Sugar sells for $1.45 per pound and wheat flour sells for $0.87 per pound. How much does it cost to buy 4.5 pounds of sugar and 3.5 pounds of flour?
Around £10 to £15 pounds from a chemist.
The cost of sugar in the 1930s varied depending on factors such as location, quality, and supply. On average, the price of sugar in the 1930s ranged from about 5 to 10 cents per pound in the United States. However, during the Great Depression, prices fluctuated due to economic instability and government interventions such as price controls and subsidies. It's important to note that historical data on prices can be found in archives, newspapers, and economic reports from that time period.
A five pound bag of sugar costs (on average) $5000.
It was about $40,000 pounds for a Ford.Additional questionYou've put a dollar sign and then called them pounds. Which is it? And were Fords really as much as either of those on the 1930s?? I note that a Ford Landaulette cost £338 in 1931
The price of 5 pounds of sugar can vary depending on the brand and where it's purchased. On average, sugar typically costs around $2-$5 per pound, so 5 pounds of sugar could cost between $10-$25.
in the US table salt should be around 30 $ but it varies from place to place
how much of money dose a cup of sugar cost
5 pounds.