193. If sixteen million five hundred and ten thousand dollars' worth of railroad stock be divided into three hundred and thirty thousand two hundred shares, what is the value of each share?

194. Divide 1869435 by 405.

195. Divide 642 × 1494 by 9 × 8, and subtract 537 from the quotient.

196. A man sold 10 horses at $650 apiece; he then paid $360 for 10 cows, put $3000 in bank, and paid $140 for a couple of wagons and some farming-utensils; how many tons of hay, at $15 a ton, can he buy with the remainder?

197. How many pounds of butter, at 30 cents a pound, must be exchanged for 24 yards of cloth, at 10 cents a yard?

198. The dividend is 9025, the quotient is 19; what is the divisor?

199. The dividend is 3780, the quotient is 42; what is the divisor?

200. The divisor is 759, which is 465 more than the quotient, and there is a remainder of 65; what is the dividend? 201. 26759422 ÷ 4329 = how many?

202. A man sold his crop of hay for $940; he then bought 15 pigs for $35, a lot of poultry for $25, 40 sheep for $120, and he paid $10 for sundry small articles; how many cows, at $75 each, can he buy with the remainder?

203. If $648 be divided amongst 9 men, how many barrels of flour, at $6 a barrel, can each buy?

204. If 198 inches make a rod, how many rods in 63360 inches?

205. If a man walked 2890 miles in 17 weeks, and walked only 5 days in each week, how many miles did he walk each day?

206. If rope costs 3 cents for 8 feet, how much must be paid for a rope long enough to reach the bottom of the ocean where it is 4 miles deep, there being 5280 feet in a mile?

207. Multiply 641 by 173219-72915.

208. The quotient is 30060, which is 29984 more than the divisor; what is the dividend?

209. John has 113 marbles, William has twice as many and 19 more, and Frank has 63 more than both. If each of them lost 25, how many would they all have?

210. Multiply 7695 by 432, and divide the product by 405. 211. Divide 560907 by 9, and subtract 49357 from the quotient.

212. From 223 × 605 take 31625 ÷ 253.

213. Add 869, 1254, 957, and 946, divide the sum by 22, and subtract 149 from the quotient.

214. A man sold 60 bushels of apples, at $1 a bushel; how many pigs, at $3, can he buy with the money he receives?

215. How much will 1642 barrels of flour weigh, if one barrel weighs 196 pounds?

216. A man bought 76 cords of wood, at $5 a cord, 119 tons of coal, at $7 a ton, and 79 tons of hay, at $27 a ton; how much will he gain if he sells them all for $3500?

217. How many bales of cotton, each weighing 194 pounds, can be made from 1392726 pounds?

218. A man sold 1497 bushels of wheat, at 96 cents a bushel, 796 bushels of oats, at 46 cents a bushel, and 635 bushels of corn, at 87 cents a bushel; how many bushels of apples, at 83 cents a bushel, can he buy with the money?

219. A party of 17 men worked a certain number of days; if they had worked 6 days longer than they did, they would have received $391, but if they had stopped 3 days sooner than they did, they would have received $238; how much did each man receive daily?

220. Six thousand three hundred and twenty-eight is 3672 less than the divisor, and 5919 more than the quotient; what is the dividend?

221. Add 537, 649, 72, and 315, multiply the sum by 1374, and subtract 937512 from the product.

222. If there are 8 quarts in a peck, how much will 713 pecks of apples cost, at 4 cents a quart?

223. How many pairs of stockings, at 31 cents a pair, can a farmer buy with the money he gets for 62 pounds of butter, at 47 cents a pound?

224. Multiply 44289 by 869 +11.

225. Multiply 106711 by 643, and add 429 to the product.

226. 11619 + 73296 + 64381 + 1097275 what?

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227. A man bought 45 barrels of flour, at $7 a barrel; 3 barrels were spoiled by an accident; for how much per barrel must he sell the remainder in order to gain $21 on the whole cost? 228. What will 176 acres of land cost, at $34 per acre? 229. If a vessel sails 13 miles an hour, how long will it take it to go 4004 miles?

230. If light travels 196000 miles in a second, how long will it take it to go from the sun to the earth, a distance of 95000000 miles?

231. An army of 10000 men lost 1945 in one battle, and 645 in another; how much money did those who were left receive, if each man's pay was $42?

232. Divide 104511 by 165, and add 1971 to the quotient. 233. The sum of two numbers is 361, and one is 57 less than the other; what are the numbers?

234. A and B together own $698, and B owns $60 more than A; how much money does each own?

235. John and James together pay 96 cents for oranges at 3 cents apiece; John buys 6 more oranges than James; how much money did each pay?

236. Subtract 19642 from 20020, and multiply the remainder by 26.

237. From 161423 take 237 × 569.

238. Add 7641, 12751, 194265, 516, and 12513.

239. What is the cost of 36 oranges, at 15 cents a dozen, 132 eggs, at 33 cents a dozen, and 13 pecks of apples, at 27 cents a peck?

240. How much money must be divided among 117 men in order to give each man $19?

241. Divide 93123 by 9, and take 9432 from the quotient. 242. If a bushel of corn weighs 58 pounds, how much will a man gain who buys 217 bushels at 93 cents a bushel and sells it at 2 cents a pound?

243. If a ton of hay is worth $27, how many tons of hay should be given for a horse worth $513?

244. 4642×716913914 - 1593 = how many?

245. 5936742×6430 ÷ 5787 = how many?

246. 1214591-319764 - how many?

247. A man bought 7 pounds of sugar, at 9 cents a pound, 11 pounds of flour, at 6 cents a pound, and 13 oranges, at 2 cents apiece; how much change will he get out of a $2 bill?

248. If a horse can travel 16 miles an hour, and a locomotive goes 35 miles an hour, how much sooner will a man go 560 miles if he travels on the cars than if he goes on horseback?

249. If a hare, running 13 miles an hour, meets a horse running in the opposite direction at the rate of 11 miles an hour, how far apart will they be 5 hours after the meeting? 250. (8164836) × 47 × 59 = how many?

251. (71912354 - 68375498) × 641 +315 = how many? 252. (756÷63) × (918 ÷ 51) = how many?

253. 2643+792+639172+16743-542193 - how many? 254. A man bought sheep at $3 apiece; how many should he give in exchange for 6 tons of hay, at $16 per ton, in order to gain $27?

255. A man bought a cask of cider, containing 59 gallons, for $20.75; seven gallons leaked out, and after he had sold 42 gallons he found that the remainder had soured, and this he sold as vinegar, at 36 cents per gallon. At what rate per gallon did he sell the 42 gallons of cider if he gained $4.27 altogether?

256. Two men set out to walk 323 miles; A started on Monday, and walked 17 miles a day; B started on Tuesday, and walked 19 miles a day. Which one finished first, and when he finished how far ahead of the other was he?

257. How many horses worth $125 apiece must be given for a farm worth $11000? .

258. The sum of five equal numbers is 100400; what is each number?

259. What number increased by itself equals 6008?

260. What number multiplied by the difference between 455 and 830 will give 757500 as the product?

261. What number diminished by 5989 will give a remainder equal to the subtrahend?

262. One thousand nine hundred and eighty-nine is 1011 less than the divisor, and the quotient is equal to the divisor; what is the dividend?

263. If 6 men do a piece of work in 10 days, in what time can 60 men do it?

264. A and B together own $675, A owning $243 more than B. If B can buy 24 barrels of flour with his money, how many barrels at the same rate can be bought with A's money?

265. Two men together own 897 acres of land; if the first should sell 102 acres of his, he would have 33 acres less than the second. How many acres has each?

266. If I buy 483 acres of land for $36225, and sell 375 acres at $6 more per acre than it cost, and the remainder at $8 less per acre than it cost, do I gain or lose, and how much?

267. A man earns $12 a week; he pays $5 a week for his board, and his other expenses amount to $2 a week. In how many weeks can he save enough to pay for a suit of clothes worth $35?

268. A man bought 29 horses and cows for $1940; he bought 3 more cows than horses, and the horses cost $100 apiece; what did he pay for one cow?

269. The product of three factors is 3696; two of the factors are 12 and 22; what is the third factor?

270. What number divided by 2090 will give a quotient equal to the divisor?