Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23
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the D4.k Ct The United

Afd loving h, 'Oi,ldebt on tho i'' Of
", VIZ: Faa{sd tso, lI) 80 Os2 70, So 50
OF III sum ap lied TO tie rubIic deb, in the year
1880 $40 ,OO0 0O0 the amount o! the app-orrs.
ton tcr the ye und-r h 81 ION Of the Shkint
Fund act of 1917. aud the remsiairg 81 35t $50 90
taken t,oin surplus Us ia the TTeasury W, re- wi
the robau Of the Pfss,sn placed at the dsaosa
OF the Commits toner's OF the Sink ny Fund AMI ap'sd
under the l., sse.hn OF the act OF 2tth My last
The i've PER cent 'ock subscribed to the Bank, b.
ing at all times subjee, to Redemption. ana the hiet
market price OF other stocks Offering any induce
ment 70 purchase tie Discretionary authority gwen
the Coma'i sioners OF he Sinking Fund 10y The 81
secton OF the las, referred to- has not Teen exer
cised: AID, ITO the large amount Of debt that is
teemabls in he year 1881 aud wi Tin the first two
day OF 1882, IL not pTobats ati viii be necessary
| 10 tesors TO II in the year 1881.
| The deb which will remail urpsiI on the Is OF
January 1881, wi / be rsdeemable ss iol.ows:
AZ III. pleasure o. the Goyslomeo', Sis 29G,S97 81
Of he thres GEMS, and 100000 OF hve per cents;
subsciip i'm 90 Bank Of the U. atas after dix month
no:r-. $50 1886 l6 of four aud belt cen ; al er
the 3is OF ID, cember 1881, 600 900 Of four and
half per cents; aitvc hs LIT &C January, 1892, 5000
600 Of iour ADD hall per cent? aud 500 999 3 I've
per ms; afer The 3lst Of Dsemoer 1882, I0i II
of five per cents, and 227 1868 81 Of Jour ard III
per c.n'T; alter The 3ist oil DECEMBER, 1852 1883
50 four AMI ba per cens, after the Isl Vt January
! 1885, 4,7S5 .2S6 80 Of give per cents.
AZ the ND Ter the red mp,ion If those por ions Of
the public dett which rsdeeolable at the conn
mem OF asy year, be provided at the close OF
the present year and actually AVA from the Trea
suy at that tnie, such stocks may be consiisred tor
tn purposes OF this report redeerabe in the pre-
vious year
! 3 Or THE ESTIMATES TIE PUBLIC REvE.
NUE., AND EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAN
1881
The amount Ct imports into the United States for
the year etdiug On n 30h S pe,nber 1880 l. es
uma'e6 6S 500 600 dollars ard he OF exports
AT 73 800 600 dollars OF which SO 400 900 were dones
| tic and IA 400, 600 Tor, ign products.
The amount Il custom house bonds in suite on IN
3otb September ias, 6S65 400 Dollars which
includes all that remain in salt since the estab hmeri
vi the G1vrrBm nj, AMI exceeds, by 27 ZOO dollars
he amount In sdlt on he corresponding day Of The
last yea:
The amount of duty imports and tonnage hich
accrued three quarters I'm. " ar 1880 IL
maed 20 $4,000 dollars and in the fourth quarter
at . ,6lO GOA dollars
The amount of debeniure' issusa duing tho irst
three quarters of the year 1880, is estimated at $751;
500 llars, aLd he amount outstanding the 30
September lis aad chaFgeabc upon the year 1851 a.
IL sol dollars.
1t il estimated hat hs accuing duty on coT.s anil
cocoa imported in $780, and remaining thu
hf-t Of January 1881, VIII bs reduced about 500 600
dollars by the operation the acts OF The last session
reducing he duties those ioles, aud that the du
ties on coffee, cocoa, SAT-, and mJla5ses, aocrug ia
1881, and payable Hibin that year, Will, upon Ike
umpton, that OF 1929, he further diminished by
zoe acts about 600 0oU dollars. The rtp,sl Of the
duties tonnage, which will take efsct The fret
April next, will urh II reduce the Of The mex
y atou 10000 dollars. The subse que MT reduction
OF hs duties tea, fee and salt, the lst Jsnua-
Ty 1852, will probably lessen h- Usual importation
Of thoss articles Tor the demand Of 1881. Bui The in
HIence OF these orcumstdnces upon The revenue, will
Be IN some degree couDtrActet by tie increased ca
paciiy cf the county Tor consLmi t H. az evinced by
tae enlarged amount O domestic exports, the geueta
property OF mercantile bus ness & the favorable state OF
exchange with foreign eGuntTies which may be add
ed, the ops ming IT the trade with the British colonies
IN the Wes. ladies' and tie North AmeTilA an con.
unent.
The revenue arising rom the sales OF tie publi-
land will be improved by the same general causes,
which tend to improve that from the customs.
From view OF all hose facts and cODside rdions the
receipts Tor The ycsr 1881 are estimated at
$2S $40 coo O0
viz Customs 100000 90
Lands LOO 600 90
Bank dividends coo 90
Intellectual receipts, in
cludng Of in
tetnal duties, direct
tax, and canal oils 100 600 90
The expe nlitules for 1881 are est-
mated at 1923 225 COS So
viz Civil list, foreign
intercourse, aud mis-
ceaneous 2 5s5 I52 6s
NJ service, in
GLIDING torhcauons,
ordnance, Indian af-
fairs, pensions,
ing the mill il, s. in
tcrnai improvement e,7s9,sI7 80
Naval service, includ-
ing the gradual iiE-
prove IN ut OF the
Wy 1858 sos 90
Public debt 10 OOO 900 90
In the estimate of the expenditures for 1881 are in
ciuded $l,375 5f H. of the appropriations Tor 1880,
which not required for the service OF that year,
aid applicable TO. the service OF 1881 without be.
log appropriated viz civil foreign intercourse, and
misc ansous, $40 s33 Is; military, $Sl5 92l 10; and
naval, SS5 400 40.
In tespec, to the du les imports and tonnage the
innate al owe presented will not apply for the sncceed
ing years for wien the reduction made at the last ses
sion shall have gone into toll effect the re venue will
according to tie Of the last four years. viz;