The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-12-07

ami Al no small sacrifice OF life and treasure.
The suppression Of The Nataafa insnrTeoti2n by
the powers aud the subsequent banishment Of
the leader and eleven other chiefs, As feeisea ia
my last message. did not bring lasting peace %
the islands. lIhe presiuent follogea mere WIN
g lengthy description Of the iroubles'l
Finances.
The secretary Of the treasury reports that
The receipts Of the government from al
sources Of revenue during the nscsl year end
ing June 3l 1894 amounted TO S372,aQa. .49s 20
and It's expenditures 70 Sl42i81l.f6s b7, leaving
q deficit of $50. 803 2Bl b8 There was decrease
Of sl5.g5.,674 Gj ia the ordinary expenses OF
fhe government As compared with the fiscal
wear 1898 Tsere WIS collected from customs
Sl8LslS,13) ~ aud from internal revenue
SI47. los, 4f9 - The balance Of the income ior
the wear amounting to S93al5,5l1 97 was de-
rived from the sales Of lands ana oiher
me yalue Of our total dutiab.e imports
amounted to &275 i0J 0Si, being fl46,651 'b9 less
than during the preceding year. The reeelpts
from customs We're VIZ , y ies sliI a. l iSli
Tue total tax collected from distilled spirits
wis GSjE5g .25325i on manufactured topaeee
s2s,6i7, sl862 and on fermented liquors, @3l,'
4i4TssO3 our exports OF merchandise, DO
mestic and foreign, amounted during the year
TO ssg9 1852 being an increase over the pre-
oeding year Of $ii.4a5 3Ie. ,
Phe total amount OF gold exported during the
fiscal year WAS $40, 0jl, as against siOaoe94Aa
during the fiscal year 1888 The hmoant ib lB-
ported was 81 4i9, ,il9 as against WI f4asl duI-
ing tie previous year. The imports OF silver
were siS 56.5l2 aud the exports were S1O45l ,2l5;
The tOt4l bounty PAID upon me pIo1,uelioi@i IL ~
sugar In the United States for the FISCAL year was
Sl2 100 20s ~. being nn increase oi NJ fzDni9 ~
over the payments made during the precea-
! ing year; Inc nmouht ~ pVully pgiGG psoG
from July ! ls4 10 august ssed " NSE w
the lime when further payments eeaseq ~
operation oi law was 500 l7osl ghs Loiet ~,
pSpsss neuGled ~ tbe ~ R5st year was $50
n Is estimated thRgnpon the basis q ile
/ present reyenue laws the feeelpts ol lhe Ess
er4nent during ne eet5e , ~ nsea ~ sa III
\ pendiups siii, 42774s.4t, resulting I'M deficit
/ Of S11Ol0O09. .,,s,, a., .,,.l ,,,ol,
The hrst day Of EoyembeT io2i ne .oisi Sloes
Of moniy OF al kinds ~ ths telig22 el sr22 a
! R2gl0 573'S8s as against s2a)bthl w on
4 the first day Of Noyembef ia'S Ssiycaisl nia
4 lion or not included In The treasury
holdiugs was Sl6igOl3 429or 2lsd per eaplt.t
| upon an estimated populailon or oe,eoI Ouh ~
ne same date there was held ~ TIE treasury
gold bullion amounting 70 s4lel2' iO!s9 ahe ~, ~,
/ yer bullion which was purehaaeo ny S"S' "
| Sl2I, Tf9l9as -. ...,.
/ The purchase Of silver bullion undtr the aeI
! OF July a. so, ceased on the lfsg asy q ~ ~
yember 1893 and up 70 that time mere h4q ~ & Rssll
purchased during the nscal yebl liibl'5o99.io e
line ounces nj a cost Of Ss-fl5,0sl,Ss An AYsi,
| age cost Of ~. 1913 per tne ounce ias t@9lsl @
amount Of syer pnfehatseql t m ron nneai VI " Its
4 purchasing clause on the date last MENTIONED
was l5s0794 49, 81 fine ounces whlch COST slls
| q3l,Ul2 ~ the average price per nue. ounce
.Is,,,a liver f7oll
coined Il the minis u the United States M SINGS
1 ths passage Of the at Of kebrnRry ~ loie u
s42f7fBAiS Of which S9is lbBTR We're coined
under the provisions Of that aeEi Sos 5Sii u u
under the Provisions q tRs aeg 81 3 far ~ III
coinage Of trade dollar bullion. lhe L9tsi ,ial
ooinaxe u all metals at our mintg during iht
last seSi year gpss5sq r sis 5 I y Siicl shId
there t994Jtsl2 e IN g96a5 rs, 99 G9l9ea b 4
subsidiary silver coin and fl6'sl9 g IN minoi
coin ,eoa ti,e nroanctiot
q Pssgi99ust ;l9 ~ 99 VA pe apnces u soid 81 ths
and eJ05Og pe ounces q silver II ths 6gllio,
or meIket SqiHs e.,i, =, S'''0''f''' A'N y -
value q essti3aate9 saa9 that on the first day Of July
lesi, the btoek ot hepaiiiS ag' IA bnliiiou
States e9asssEns ~ "a M which s65s gg5, ~
Slays1 Mas sots Nv aud i ' t5sj 5g55s Va silver
Fltty nati9nad pan5s al1ls, s isSf Win d eapits
the ysar enallg peleotl ~ & ~, ~, a eaniffi d
s29S9}93'' 3 went mo voiuntary liquidation
twenty Que bqllks wit1 eaPlial II szfiggs ~
M %ere Pn,n6lr @fa nstionai 5anks III existence d
the slst day ot V9I9ogi |, ~ etoheE 1sa9 I'M
tsks tnhL ~ ttly 9RS' ~ ,as ava IA 965 helm
eapitat syoef s a. 1he sane time Ri lie prt
Nlaas WY IVY "a raenees Nj faxes paid aimounle
proa5sl 4esS tl KS syas Sis IA 7J iess Than o
~ SIsr SSIer4 N ISta
oefsovi o was decreased 81 $50 Tbl
lhe giIGe ,l " 3bs bani5s 10 eacI other wer
tnereAsee e - S5f "a w tban at the CORE
3 sgI Xxx diseoiiats @ we're si5iad69@ more than 9
tie Same tune tae pr gions yaf w S9S S2 easS mSl
and other cash helHs MsiS st iba dat
ny },ll tD,al Ssne,Intsd fo S54798g20g
lt,'sais,st IA ifa 4 "A si s6 - 1873.
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