Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-02
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- 2S6 1896 To- those esiimstes Of the Navy De-
PARTNER, exceed those appropriations BY the sum " 81
550. s2 OIL excuses united amount 10 the 80 0l5,
52l IL. :.
Ia estimating the receipts 10 be expected from the
customs ooder ,hs set Of 1912. the Secretary VI tho
Treasury has endeavored to ascertain the pobsbls
noun, Of gocds and merchandise To he imported
ressary for The cnsumplon Of the existing and increase
my population Of thu United States, and the probabls
nroorlon Of goods not paying. aud hse paying duties.
To That end he resirted not only to the returns from the
custom hnrses since thu passage Of the act u l642 hut
also To the consumption as i ptopresaed from The year
1890 dawn 10 the year 1912 nong the avefserd iifof
p,ions and consumption annually during the respective
periods, trom 30h September 1920, to 30h September.
52a for the fur yetrs from 1894 1925 TOUR years un-
der; fr ou years from 1898 10 1899, aud Er Tho ton
years from 1882 to 1912. Those periods mark the
spscye alterations In tho rates Of duty. lie likewise
nu,ed the averaged per year, during tee rsspec-
tive Periods goods impaired free Of duty iho.s pay
ing duties, aud the averaged expectation Of gods pay
Ing and thse net ing duiies likewise the averaged
nna sum for drawbacks, allowances tn fishing vessels.
bonn'rs for explorations Of sailed fish, aud expenses vi
collection.
ltappears that reeenne Welded from the npot,a.
lous under the actf Si2, from the nine months from
30'h September. 1912, 10 3oih Ju,e, ls43. averaged
upn the goods nayng duty. WAS equivalent Il, duty
nd valoem Of thirty seven dollars eighty four nnl
one H upon every hundred dollars; for the while year
from 3oln September, 1912. to 30lh September 1879,
Tho averaged duty was equivalent To a net revepna
OF 'biry five dollars five cents and five mills mon sye
~ hundred dollars In value Of goods paying duty;
"' 10, ~. npo'a''ons from oolh Janr 1913. h sun
juno ioil lhe not revenue received into the treasury
was equivalent 10 duty Of thirty -thrre dollars eighty
n'e cens ana niue MUS upon me hndred dollars vi
poods pay ing duty; that from 30ih September ls43 10
,o'n September. 1874, mo mel revenue received Into
'ne "asu'y was equisae", toa nd sal"rem duty IN
s"os Imported paying ao'y, OF thlr'y-one do'lafs
twenty six cents and eight Mills upon the hundred
dollars.
a" we sa,''"s sass o' auses upon 'he a'nfen,er'
~ w a''''es Woe'eo' "me arc sWcne, "n'fs
W. 'sien' 'aua'"e rom twenty !" one hundred aud !"
'," pe' 'e"' u" 's'o'''" '"a""s NM We
s.'s' u'y f'' o'"'"" NJ vao'em " esen year ae-
upon 'ne 'sspec'se descriptions o' ARTICLES paying
=, W. u"'. ""'"g '"' !ea'' sno 'ne rFoFo'
H. a., NV '' Nc ""y '' '''o.e "'"s' WY ;"
~ ~ ~ y'a'S w "Heo rae OF u"y can % ap
w." ~ ,a'"' :" "' a'e'es " oe 'I"'eu su'I'c' !"
Ia n,rn, - ~, y. " "a,
.,1' w. '. ' '" e'''. Pay'R o"'s a'o gooos
nun 'u'. "e "Se'esa'e Na'ne o. o"'n canJnn
~, "S $40 h", ,ns ", ssea pop"a'"n "noe' ~"
rs, :" '9's nu' INC proportions o each eahnct be o. sal
e"o',''} os"nafu' ING Pas' evsn's snow tha' hgs
'''' VI WY VI sono aI"c'es' WHIST ohsfs are admit
n ,'n uuy 'ceaSes l"e r''pon OF nee sr''ccs
u'.',"'s VIC P"P'''o" VI a'uc'es Payh. an'y.l'
"o e''eo' 'ne 'nc'easeu supply OF oomesue nanuise'
'u'rs nhs oeeh auh''ary' f.
:" os''na',ne INC revenue 10 DC expected irnm the
WI '"e .'ee quarters 81 me current nscal year
~" we ,u.r quarters OF me nscai year ending JUL,
"c ioao' me pfooanle Consumption oi orelgn articles
'I""eo ny 'ne sNsung population OF me u. Stnes,
'o"Pn'eu WIN me consumption ana population al ioTmef
pe'"os ana onner Turner Jaws me actual operation of
mo nc' 81 ioi. ana mo supplies oi domestc nanuiac-
"r' nave "'' pee" 'aken n'o view, ogeiher WIN The
sum o me value Of esrrts Of articles Of domesc pro-
ine 'esns OF me estimates are submitted 10 III.
o 'ne oned states WIN great respect, and
MN cue confluence ID 'he'f eomoinsd Information aud
oe'oosa'lon. :. ...,
An lndubl'able conclusion NJ TO The sum OF revenrb
hereafter 10 be received up to 3Oh june 1896 cannot be
sssevebied' Presumption mnst bo lndui2ed From
the past course and process used, vioen presumption
arises as To the iuture Iime and experience alone
can substitute fact In place Of that which IL now but az
gumcnt
II is not probable that for the seven ensuing quarters.
the averaged sum ofre per quarter will fall be low
The average OF the last fur quarters The value Of I'M
poraiions is MT nordnae Tor the Increased and ucfcss>
ing population, when compared with other years VI pfus-
pery and tho then existing population. The cuun'fy
is recovering from the diseased stale Of the circulating
medium. and tbs depression Of comefce aud industry
caused thereby the exports OF domestic prodncs and
manufactures during the fiscal year ending 3Olh June.
1874. 10 the value Of hundred millions hundred
and eighty three thousand dollars, Gas appeared by the
returns from the custom houses. in which the value Ut
ships and vessels built in the United States tor forrgn
States and individuals is not included indicate health
FIJI prosperous condition. promising to Tho people abil
ny TO supply themselves with comforts and uxuriss IT
other climates and countries, and asrding well gvun1
ed expectation that there will not DO any extraordinary
expralions of gold and silver
The value Of goods and merchandise imported free oil
duty bears great proportion 10 the value Of tise inn
ported paving duty. BY such exemptions from duty,