The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-14


can make their own calculations
The standard weight of wheat per bushe Is sixty
pounds and rye fifty six pounds; OATS thirty
bushe beinq given to nd the price per Genital utiply
the price per bushe by hundred and divide by the
number Of pounds IN bushel. For instance nt 81 30
bushel for wheat what Is the price per centap 150x
1o0-15, 000y6o-s2 50-whch Is the price per Genital
Again. the price per GENITAL being gven to find the price
per bnshei multiply the price per Genital by the number
OF pounds in bushel and divide BY hundred. FIX
ampeat 50 SO per Genital what is the price per bushe
Of sixty pounds S250x60 -15 000xl0o-Sl SOL the price
per bushe. Our aders will much time while the
new system Is becoming famiarized IL they will cut
DAVIS The rule Z 80 smpe and sy ha os
will soon become accustomed to the new method
The plan for reorganzng the Ohio and Mississippi
Railway Company has been adopted to-day by vote Of
over threefourths in interest.
The aforementioned directors of the Pacific Mail Com
pany have addressed the following to the Speaker OF the
Assembly Albany in relation to the resolution before
referred to-
New York, March 13 1857
To the SPEAKER of the Assembly Of the State OF New
York, Assembly Cbamber Albany
The undersigned directors OF the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, observing that resolution has been
troduced into the Assembly: the preamble of which
fuenced by desire to deprecate the stock OF the com
pany and for their private ends desire thus publicly
and distinctly alike directors and individuals 10
deny those allegations, and to declare them utterly with
out foundation in fact, and, far they aware,
wholly without justification OF any sort
Howard Potter. Louis McLaDe, William Deunistoun,
Francis skiddy, Allan Mcanc Moses H. Grinnel, James
u. Brown.
The EXPORTS exclusive Of specie from New York TO
foreign ports for the week ending March H. and since
the Of the year. compare as follows with
those for the corresponding periods in 1865 aud 1866
1865. 1865 1857
Previously reported. 4o,2s72o6 42,Oalo5s s22aS,OS
Since January s4s s44 74S s45 4so s37 sei
Included In the exports % 094 bales Of cotton
valued at $3,197, 828
Tho foreign imports at New York compare as under
Dry goods ........ $1,s09777 $3sps 2e1 $2,5o6 isl
General merchandise 1,sol,237 4,535,6A 2,20ss72
Total for the week. s3 Ill Ola S. 43se 05 s4s0e 1o3
Previously reported TO- 554,25l 532S6,902 43136,49s
Since January .s22, SOS 2e5 ssle7o so7 s479i2s COL
The commerce Of New York from July to date Of
each Of the years mentioned compares follows
1s64-65 1s65-0s. 1se6-e7
Imports mdse $los 5s5 500 1908 755Oo5 sl7s ess
Exports specie. 25.793.429 l7045,760 225I7,3s7
The earnings or the Erie Railway for the month OF
February, 1867 were. $917 $50
fcoruary, 1870. 9S7 e36
Decrease this year.. SO, 2g6
The Michigan Central Railroad Company earned during
the first week In March this year sos 1913
Corresponding week in 1866. Observation-Disclosures. 1924
Increase. sl7,2eo
The receipts OF the Western Union Railroad Company
for the first week in March, 1867 amounted to. $50
Corresponding week last year 1870
increase ....................... $6l3