Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1831-01-08

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States Is ior De 1oar ~ ssl6se
sob, lS00, w1seixtJ - -
xandsed lkSssSId a 3k1&
n.oulase <4Posss ,5otstlse - ecriods
wU s&nty-three uillt1i4 q huz
dFcd q aSi detlasx III IL q 81
PoruEf y.nises a,illiors Rug haplrs
. lhcusand dp13arx yeRe desnk4tl sa1bl
fourteen uillioa( II hnpArcd s&hss
~ f,&rigN produetS s. 49, :. "a ~ Z ::
- III an.cunt Of duty On imrq
x1ps4es< vhlrtrercsueA iusszx1sxxt
q,,erAesp Of the year lSekEkesfiutAsj
ak twenty millions ave hundrec and
seventy thousand dclla1>; ard In ~
4th quarter at Use millions Sin Anns
dred and ten. Thousand dollars.
The report states that ,s'it Is. estilnA-
ted that the accruing duty on coact
and cocoa, imporscd.in 1880, and 70
manning IN store on the LIST Of january,
1851, viii be reduced about five lsrS.
drcd thousand dollars by the operation
ofthc acts ofthe Last session, reducing
the duties on those article; and that
the duties on coffee, cocoa, sa!s, and
:nolasses, accruing in 1881. and pays-
bic within that year, viii, upon like
consumption to that Of lSG, be flr;k-
or diminished by those acts abou. six
hundred Thousand dollars. The NJ.
zeal of the duties on tonnage, which
wall take effect on the let Of Atrsl
neat will further, redace tie scsennc
ofthe next tc&f about sescnt, five uor-
saud dollars The subsequent reduc-
ton OF the duties en- tea, coffee, and
salt, on the lst Of January, 1852, viii
probably lesson the usual importation
If those articles Tor the denazd of
1881. i'll probably lesson the usual
importation Of those articles for tie
demand Of 1881. Nut the inaacifce
oi tl.cse circumstances upon the rc<e-
hue v Ill be in spsEc degree cOunter-
acted by the increased .ar.ci;yoi TIE
country; for consumption, as. cviEced
by the charged amount Of domestic.
exports. the c-.eral prosp efHe.-s
:. siie=slv..i1ssz.t sId The Ayar4kles
tri1s-1o Which Hzy be added iIlc sTct-
ing OF Tie trade with the Bfitish colo.
nies, III the West Indies, and ca ihc
Nortn American continen..
~The revenue arising from TIC sale
Of public Lands win be Improved ~
the same general causes, which teiA
to Improve that from the CUSTOMS"
Irons q view Of all uaesc fhcts ard
circumstances, the Secretary cstin,ates
the receipts for the year 1881, at TWEEN.
ty-three millions three hundred and
forty thousap4 dollars, viz. from cuss
toms, twenty zone millions 81 dellarx
lands, one million seven huzdncd usou-
sand dollars; bark dividends, ip1-
hundred and rinety thousand, ru3acea.
laneous, one hsi3tred and fifty thoes-
and. The estimated expenditures to-
1881, are twenty thscs rsatliesss ~
hundred and twcnty-cigh. Thousand
and lxty-tiye dollars. and eiga. y-ssx
cents, including ten millions OF The
public debt. -
Tire balance in the Treasury On tie
first Of January 1929, was 1--WE mi,
hons nine hundred ard scvcnty-two
Thousand four hundred and hiriy-iitc
dollars and eighty-orc cents; on the
first of January, 1880, il was Eve ui;-
Irons seven hundred and Atty ave thou.
sand seven hundred ard four dollas3
and seyenfJ-niEe cents; the estimated
balance on fhe first cf January lbS3,
will be four millions eight hundred
and nineteen Thousand scren hundred
aad dgbty-one dollars and scycat5-H'
The Secretary t , { states Hasuibe nav,
eating interest employed IN fsrciSn
comz,elcc, and particularly IN The en-.
rying trade" has suffered materiss
depression 5and he adds that s.ffsat ZOE.
ton of the carrying trade which IS M
fet,ercd by navigation laws, win ne
cessarily fall into the hands OF those
who can navigate cheapest: and this
falling off gives reason TO apprefei.d.
that the superiority heretofore claime1
for American skill ard ECONOMY, =
this pursuit, Is yielding to more jofto
nate rivalry, and suggests the expo
diency ofcoasiderng how far that in
teFcst may, wit:sbnt 1njssy - e.hees,
be relieved from liz depression. =
lie recomuends 4 number ofirp65-
tant moaif;ca.ior4 in tlsc i11post sySlcHa,
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