There would be less tsp/lb mercury because it is very dense and conversely, more tsp/lb for unpacked flour, which is less dense than water. By knowing the density in g/ml, which is probably easier to find than in lb/tsp, you can now do the conversion using 1 tsp water (at 1 g/ml) = 4.9 ml for anything.
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