The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-01-08
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c-zs ui tae surrral Bureaus and divisions. ana
rsc-ruencai7u Tor an increse Of salaries TO these
: p1cs e. g matter Of justice and reward for their
serrca lhe cecrstsry recommends that the rrCis-
te-a hesds % every issue be nadG convertible
mo co1po1 bousk At the option Of The holder
c-taial l.rtsnert Of the receipts ard disburse-
meats Of the Treassry daring the last fiscal year.
sven d lht report Is quoted entire in the message
~ re F-s.af1t
The estimates o. the receipts for the remaining
t-el fuu-s q he eurTeut FISCAL year are given As
srees
Czsians. sIS5.00OOOO. Public Land, $1,000;
iurna rsssnne, sS7,Ooo.oOO, Tax on National
Ea1ks. sSgo1eo: Pacific Railroad, $4,000; Gus
tezs Fiues. eis-, $4,000; Patent and other Fees,
sro0Qt Sass public property. $4,000, Mis-
c-rsouE g. 10000; Total. SIS, 600.
Toe e. mricd expenditures for the same period
Clrl E-Penses, SISoo0.ooo; Foreign Inter
course. s 90; Indians $4,000; Pensions,
81 eooe- af itary. $500 coo, Naval, sls 500 COO
s-l-lela 81, 10000. Interest on the Public
D-sf. e re 90 Total, SIS, 7OOW This viii
leave s44 fOs surplus OF revenue applicable to
r---h-sa seupsiOn q the public debt. The
aulunt 1 for this purpose under the Sinking
FHri zw ,s year viii be about s2o 900, 900. Il
es-iu1set Al the receipts OF the fiscal year end
ir- Jzns, 1874 vii be; From customs 500 600 Ooo,
aaiss Of rs1g lands, 100000; internal revenue
SsgooCsC. tsr on Satioual Banks SOS 600 600; Pa
csc "a vsys $4,000 customs snes, 8, 100 600;
ecrs1ar rfcut and other fees e. 400 600: sales Of
F-sle p-o1s-y, e. 500 900; uiseellaueous sources,
E1so2,l1 fetal, $50 so ooo The foregoing esti
rltes are sod on the amount Of rrTcEue collected
sncl TIC A-l Of Nag and June went into operation.
B8t u71rls I've been large, and considerable sums
azve ben liBed BY internal revenue officers on
lceoun- q q taxes and claims. Hence il viii be
wise 10 earl ms source Of revenue uudisturbed for
Tie present sion The total estimated expense
a. the sas q the fiscal year ending june, $50,
a-sau,s 10 IS 10000, leaving the estimated sur
plus AZ IS 100 coo. The total reduction Of taxation
sEca The close Of tie year was estimated a. sSe9,
So III suce the institution OF the Striking Fund
81 1877 and O. accordance with the Act Of February
-5ta ls7 the-e has been purchased on this account
uP = ard ineiuaiag June SoJh, 1872, Se,Se7 800 in
bends OF various Issues, known as fve-tweniies at
ne cost "a god OF Ss4 097 "a s. In addition to
ssese purchases for the Sinking Fund, bonds have
bse1 purchasca to tie amount OF sI7s. 20 $50 at
IA cost IN czrreacy Of 1856, OOs IS 81 or es-
--ie8 eost ia gold Of Sl6S. S76.O54S5 The cost Of
est mated 10 gold, has varied from S2-2l
20 - ~ per dollar, the most recent Pur-
X q. the rate OF $3.50 per 500 The
IN gold Of the whole amount Of pur-
nd Including the last day Of Septem-
st54 per 500.
7lra- deyotes considerable space 10 the
ll- -5lzf-Is- q cur carving trade 4
lcua
- listed States, iuelut- .
ss-r a.-.-er.- 10 sL,11o. 81 -l5z To-
-l, nd Of ths yazt
a-srl-Eu vessels
.sr-izu -l=u--e-
lisa g la allen TO 8.
r. =
rs l--aEs5 e -al l1s=,--
probably .1.e.as .-. l-u1l-1 --l-1
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5ar tag
rotary thinks the allowance Of drawback
~1- % cur ship building materials has giyer
net 70 ship-buildiug, but considers such
as entirely Inadequate, sdd earnestly
-iEorous measures ifar tie revival Of our
aad argues al Ieugth in favor OF direct
81 lines Of ships, urging that to great
11untTy the benefits viii much exceed
our trade with foreign countries are
.--y, showing the excess OF imports over
the fiscal year ending June, ls72, to be
from Which, however should Be de-
value Of goods remaining in warehouses
q the fiscal year, and the excess OF ex-
imports Of gold, which would leave
lance Of so. 81, ~ this balance having
b probably BY frsights, receipts, American
-1dls Of American exporters sales ii
90, and tie Investments in United States
OTIS Of merchandise for 1872 show de-
s2Zas eS3 over ISL.
ls q wheat and -four, raw cotton, cotton
:, gold and silver, firearms, manufac-
Der, Illuminating oil, and beef, show
6S25, Ehile there WIS a gain OF $685.
ports Of corn, furs, hides, skins, bacon
tobacco, manufactures Of iron, wood
Amor articles. There was an increase Of
every branch Of manufactures except
her firearms, and the decrease Of our
wheat and wheat -four was Sl2,O0O,O0;
Z, So 600, 600; Manufactured cotton,
gold and silver, 81, 500 600; firearms,
Manufactures Of leather, $4,000 il
ola, s. 10000; beef $40 900.
stics Of imports show an increase of
coffee, s., $4,000 in sugar, nearly So
= more than SI7OOo,OOO in raw wool,
Il faqufsctures Of six, and about
10 uanUfr9Eres OF wool
roS. Dec -Duriug the discussion on
OF buildiE ten iron sIoops-OfEsr,
ended that 7AseIs such as ii was pro-
nd, would Cos, nsarly Que million dol
"a said the Ho = was entitled to much
ruati0u than it Al received on the sub
opposed the b On the ground that the
-s,Ofore apprOpriai.a for such purposes /
On worthless sysps, four handred and
OF which L--(beeu sold during the past ,
"a wsrs TIT Congress knew nothing Of !
s.s Ioues-lnsaead OF the highest bidder. It
rharysd il the Senate BY Edmuuds CYt.)
- had been sold for $500, which, !
oue coat Of paint, was sold for $4,000
mofa week Kerr opposed the bill, and I
4 Navy Department COghlsn opposed t
neut 10 have half the number Of vessels {
ate yards. GARFIELD offered amend
-Hiug that 10 contract or order for the {
Of these vessels should be made uuti
estimates had been submitted to Con {
appropriations made therefor Sargent {
anendment as dilatory measure, and
q be bill Before the conclusion Of the 7
ft reyious question was ordered s
"a sEreed TO 6arfeld's amendment, also 4
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