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From the above table II is that in January le49,
the number Of American vessels by one-half
and the Of tonnage onehird the arrivals
for January 1913; while, the other hand, there IL
slight increase in the number Of foreign arrivals and
amount Of TONNAGE in January s4s the correspond
ing month in lSa2. In January, 1874, the gross
amount Of American tonnage entering New York
from foreign ports had increased only to the
standard Of 1912; whilehe gross amount Of TO-
corresponding months in sl2 and ls4S The analysis Ct
the arrivals during the last month January ls45 high


y gratifying In s results proves sfctoriy that
our commerce is now in a more fourishing
don than has been for the month during the last
fur years. The gross amount OF American tonnage
ployed in considerably exceeds that Of ls4a
and 1874


The annual report fhs Comptroller to the Legislature
very concise statement of the finances Of
State The various funds distinctly separated and
brief sccount of each is given. The general fund is
made chargeable for the support of In 1914
this fund had capital Of $4se7 9as 97 This fund has
been exhausted and it's resources until the mill tax was
added reduced to the income derived from auction
and salt duties amounting to less than half the
cessay to defray the ordinary charges the Treasury
The annual appropriations chargeable upon this fund
have been made, until debt has accumulated against the
Treasury of 6O7 g. This fund has been compelled
to obtain loans from other funds and the close the
fsca, year, the loans annexed:


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