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1 Half-Pressed
Means a bale pressed by hand machine to a density of about 12 cubic feet or more, weighing about 300-lb. -
2 Full-Dressed
A bale of cotton hydraulically pressed to a density of about 111/2 cubic feet, or less, and weighing on an average 400-lb. except in the case of Tinnevelly, Cambodia and Karunganni cottons, which bales often weigh about 550-lb (see Half-pressed bales)
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