A. A STATEMENT of the value and quantities, respectively, of merchandise paying duties ad valorem, spirits, molasses, wines, teas, coffee, sugar, and salt, on which duties actually accrued for each of the calendar years, 1790 to 1800; consisting of the value or quantities remaining in the United States at the end of each year, after deducting the value aud quantities exported each year, and which became entitled to drawbacks, bounties, or allowances, from the value and quantities imported during the same year, and on which duties were either paid or secured. STATEMENT A-Continued. d. Excess of exportations over importations. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Register's Office, December 12, 1801. JOSEPH NOURSE, Register. B. STATEMENT exhibiting the quantities of molasses annually imported, of domestic spirits annually distilled from molasses, and of both molasses and domestic spirits distilled from molasses, annually, exported and consumed for each calendar year, from 1790 to 1800. This column taken from the returns of the commissioner of the revenue from the 1st July, 1791, and estimated for the eighteen preceding months. + Estimated at the rate of the average of the two succeeding years. + This column shows the aggregate of molasses which actually paid duty in the shape of either molasses or spirits, and is the same with the column headed "molasses," of the statement A. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Register's Office, December 12, 1801. JOSEPH NOURSE, Register. C. STATEMENT of the quantities of each species of wine paying distinct duties, for the years 1795 to 1800, showing the quantities remaining, after deducting the exportations from the importations, for each calendar year. 11,103 2,804,887 9,111,028 415,359 1,552,899 1,391,371 4,996 785,368 3,552,155 145,376 357,167 320,015 MADEIRA. NOTE.-The wines paying 40 per cent. ad valorem, estimated as having, on an average, paid 20 cents per gallon. The average rate of duty on all enu. merated wines, is 39 cents per gallon; on all other wines, 24 cents per gallon. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Register's Office, December 12, 1801. JOSEPH NOURSE, Register. D. STATEMENT exhibiting the quantities of salt actually paying duty, for each calendar year, from 1790 to 1800, deducting the quantities exported and entitled to drawback; and also the amount exempted from duty, on account of bounties on the exportation of salted fish and provisions, and of allowances to fisheries, calculated at the same rate at which they are now fixed by existing laws. NOTE a b.-Each of those two years estimated at the same rate as the year 1792. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Register's Office, December 12, 1801. JOSEPH NOURSE, Register. |
