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ASE t. P i inh depebd on the price of wheat; and taking rs]. per load ag 2 eu hi i), fair medium price, the commission at 24 per cent. would be > il| i 2 ih! 78s. 6d. per load.) P: }: rice 4. A per centage of 24 on the average of wheat on Hi| Wh the preceding market-day(which gives cl.| a i per cent. interest On the capital, supposing| Ded HAHA| the price, one part with another, to be re-. ah| i turned to the miller within six months from|“Gili y{ i Saad» OPuil 4 his purchase of the wheat.) i ee, j To this must be added the price of the wheat;| 2 ) Via La and after a deduction therefrom of the value of the“per ASAE bran, the result will be the selling price of the Atel flour produced from the load of wheat., | It will then be necessary to ascertain what an number of bushels of flour, of a given dressing, : ro aload of average wheat ought fairly to produce;' and the dividing the price of the load by that Bee a ns number of bushels, will give the price per bushel. Thus by way of recapitulation and explanation: I Suppose the price of a load of wheat to be 27]. a PI and that it be dressed into standard wheaten flour; and suppose the medium weight of a r bushel of wheat to be s9lb. which gives for the Price be reipht of the load-- 7 2 Ib.| wee|| 2360 Dedu | And by attual experiment will produce of four 2163 be |' Bran 170 Dedy || Waste 27 pe qi—— 2360 } The account will stand as under:| Sell Allowance to miller for, The ]| 3. Grinding and dressing, per load—£.0:10+0| y va, 2. Delivery out at a distance ard in small quan-| Ic | tities, and loss of weight consequent on the$ 0 120 i Jatter, and risque of loss by bad debts—|