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lead rasns RICE and glass The receipts Of every other
article IN the list show importation much larger than
for the year previous This is visible in all
scfiptons of merchandise imported The value Of the
mportstions in s4s amounted $4s 27 $685. and in sa4
70 T4iloa6s an increase Of $40 Ssa S7S than
seventy per cent There ID much greater increase in
the value Qf the imports than In the value Of the exports
which shows that foreign trade the past year has
been so profitable that for the year previous There
has been mere extensive trades but those engaged will
not reap SO rich harvest in previous years. when
business was more restricted. We think the bus
ness for this year will fall below the amount transacted
last and that greater profits will be realized from it,
The importations must be small as the obbers generally
have determined to reduce their operations very
point.


The Message Of Gov Wright to the Legislature Of this
State Is the most lengthy State document we have for
sometime wadsd through Nearly one half was devoted
to remarks on the financial condition OF the common
wealth. appears that the annual receipts into the tres
sury are just sufficient to meet the annual expenditures
The total revenue othe State to 1885, from
the following sources:


The total amount of receipts account Of the General
Fund including the whole Of the State tax. Of one mill
on dollar and deductng the sum received for tempo
The entire % revenue. Of the Canal Fund. in "
cluding all the receipts for tolls water


rents and interest for all the canals were "a
The revenues Of the School Fund proper,
The revenues Of the Literature Fund, were 6,49O 81
The revenues Of the United States Deposit


Fand. after deducting $l06,4l2 IS, trans


ferred from to capital were. 80. 2s7 304 25


