Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-11

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TO 1914, 1920. which with an increase
of more than eleven million dollars over
the value of the imports Of the CORES
pOndlng months of the preceding year.
when the imports Of merchandise were
unusually large in anticipation of the
tariff Legislation then pending. The
average annual value Of the imports of
merchandise for the ten years from 1881
to 1890 was $500. 1S6.j22. and during the
year ending sept. 30. 1891. this annual
average was exceeded by Sl32, j2S, 469.
Free Imports.
The value of free imports during the
twelve months ending sept. 80. 1891,
wac Sis. C92.cS1 more than the value Of
free imports during the corresponding
twelve months Of the preceding year,
and there was during the same period a
decrease Of $IO6. $40, 5OS in the value Of
imports of dutiable merchandise. The
percentage Of merchandise admitted
free of duty during the year TO which |
have referred, the first under the new
tariff. was ISIS, while during the pre-
ceding welve months, under the old
tariff, the percentage was 34.27, an in
crease of 1891 per cent. If we take
the six months ending sept. 30 last
which overs the time during which
sugars have been admitted free Of duty.
the per cent. of value of merchandise
imported free of duty Is found 10 be
jj.31, which is a larger percentage of
free imports than during any prior
fiscal year IN the history Of the
country.
rx,ort. % = errb,rJis.
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gIA.uai. which d, uelrlv three time,
aF-r1-r annual increase Of exports
lLtrthHuti- NuIlAE an. wear ~ ih- Disc
soIN OF tu' 'rI"Al-A. lN- l..I
ll 'l. .A'" .t exports q" "-Iilut, 't
"uI-l- lL' ly.f fr.r.
'N. l..I' we've l-'-
'Ie prior ye'' "'7 I'D 't',I ''' VIM.
The increase IN the value OF exports OF
manufacture product, was Sl6. SIS 24h
NJ sp~gc.tfon M or,r.
m
tA.Ie J, ,e-, -A mourning IN Tie con-
,lllyA OF trace l'rTl-h OF domestic
tAsle I : ,.l l'-uls Ag'LlH- III ILe e'hu4-
tlon u our people ~ any class, % su--
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usTris ar rstsris ttL c.,,,gs IL.
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radical CHANCES in +a-iF 9T5 t~r.rci,i
LEGISLATION cannot bsr- Irr M -.,5.1s-
ly imr4le br.ins.. 4, p r-r..u--itv -
which some I.-r-e ,f .raniIt+v ~ LIS.
larion i. essential
think There are conclusive evidence
that rban NV r,riT has c-s,..i ssy.r,1
The n.vt fsv- 80 -,-. IN.
pIavm-ut 10 several buri-ei thousand
American U--orkino1u.u ami v-orn.r
Receipts and Expenditures
The report of the secretary Of the
treasury SHOWS, that the total r~lcaiuts of
the government. from all sources. for
the fiscal wear ending lime yD. l~g1
were S4js. 4.333u3. while the eypendi-
lures for the same period were St2l.-
3J4. 41U.46. leaving a surulus of S}- 23g-
1897.
The receipts Of the fiscal wear ending
June 30. IsJ2. actual and estimated. are
Sl33. 900. 700 and the exreuditures stug-
BOO. 900. For the fiscal wear ending June
30. 1898. the estimated r@eceipts are $3.50.
}}6. $50 and Ii. expenditures s4l3OO.-
JJ3.
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