POSTAL CARDS
| Denomination | Number |
| Postal cards—1¢. | 147,515,077 |
| Postal cards—2¢. | 29,242,551 |
| Postal cards—4¢. | 1,163,209 |
| 177,920,837 |
STAMPED ENVELOPS
| Kind | Number |
| Low-back | 95,826,243 |
| High-back | 29,411,708 |
| Open-window | 4,671,750 |
| Extra-quality | 466,000 |
| Special-request | 95,371,000 |
| 225,746,701 |
TREASURY STAMPS AND CERTIFICATES
SINCE DECEMBER 15, 1921
| $ 1.00 | stamps | 43,017 |
| 25.00 | certificates | 12,471 |
| 100.00 | certificates | 11,403 |
| 1000.00 | certificates | 1,195 |
If the postage and revenue stamps shown above could be placed lengthwise, in one single line, it would reach a distance of 26,876 miles, more than enough to encircle the earth.
Pay-roll Worries of Magnitude
The cashier's office pays the salaries of the 15,000 employees of the New York office, which in the last fiscal year amounted to $23,594,824.60. It also pays many of the employees of the Railway Mail Service, this salary list for the year totaling $5,103,717.11; also all the rural delivery carriers in New York State, their earnings being $3,394,540.56 for the year.