Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15
ST., 1851 SO

ID, --- ST., 1888 SAL SO
I , ms add as contingent rxpen-
d'tu'e, about half of The amount
OF The average excess of appro-
pr'ntons beyond tho estimates
during the ast three years $500 600 90
Ana they make The sum Of sl9 GS3 81 SO
Leaving an available balance
IN the Treasury, at the
close of the year 1885, or on
the LIST of January, 1896, e.
t,maed at 5000 600 So
But should tho whole amount of former nt,ronri.
aohs, current and permanent that III he out tand.
ing on the Is, of January 1888, and be needed to
complete the services of former wears amounting
IN nIl as before shown the sum of So lGl 7O7 90
be actually called Tor during the year 1895 there
woud be I'm apparent deficiency IN The IRE hsnry 90
nc Isl January 1896 Ii usually happens no viewer,
nat OF the new " old appropriations OF five or
SIX millions remains uncallci for ut the commence
men' of each year; and hence, no real deficit is
inc" anticipated nor much, II any, excess, after de-
f"ying all tie expenditures then chnrgc abo 10 the
Treasury
This estimate of rcceipts is formed on tho sup.
position that the value of imports during the cnsu-
ing year and especially Of those paying duties,
VIII not d,ie' essentially ftom the average value
during the last tl"ce years. Thoush our population
has, within that PERIOD probably increased over
one million yet our manula lures and internal
rade have probably increased nearly in an cqul
proportion. and thus Circumstance, coupled with the
greater caution and l,ugalty praotised during the
past year, aud s continuing, will, il is brl,cvcd
tend to prevent any considerable augmentation in
the consumption or importation OF foreign articles
hose curing the three pnst years have,
eragc, been about 81 ,O3S i12. The exports du-
''ng the same yer are estimated at &973lS, 72i
of which S1i4H Az were in domestic, and S22 =
S1, 295 IN foreign products beng, compared with
the preceding year, an increase OF sc, $3.50 32I, OF
which is3 602 800 were in nrrlclec of domestic, and
s., So2 922 IN those of foreign products, The
"ragr ex"r's during the last three ycnrs hive been
about S9l ,7l9 600 of which $3.50 i07,97G arc the
average !" articles If domestic products, and @22
3ll.Tl4 nthose of foreign.
II will thus b. n that the imports Of the last
year varied IN amount 8l2 05J 209, from the aver
'ec OF the three past ycus aud those paying di
hes arc bcllevedtu have varied much less. Il is,
therefore, IN connection with the reasons before
named considered safe 10 Ihfcr, that tho imports Of
the ensuing yenr m not differ materially from
that average. Should 'hey n", SO differ, the
nue. from customs wall prohably correspond IL sob
sauce with that ofthe Jast yeer except so far Us
/, may lie changed by lhe whole amount Of oil the
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