1 , REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE NORTHERN INDIA
2 REVIEW BY SECTIONS.
3 SAMBHAR. . 1896-97, ; 1897-98,
4 | g g
5 bw 2 tee o
6 Year. 4 ° g 2 3 3
7 # 3 z E 2 = 8 a
8 3 24 ‘a 3 "4 3
9 5 | a i] b| a
10 Rs, Mds. Rs, Rs. Mads. Rs,
11 From beginning of lease
12 to end of 1894-95 ...| 2,05,76,188} 11,81,879| 8,00,060/ 2,08,76,198} 4,76,108) 1,22,192
13 1895-96 4. we| —67,882| 23,41,905] 6,94,572; 5,27,240} 22,02,689| 5,65,314
14 1896-97... one tas 4,07,426; 1,03,439) —1,17,795) 12,86,840; 3,380,263
15 1897-98 ... tes vee see see eae 1,37 ,803) 35,367
16 Total «| 2,05,08,806| 39,31,210} 9,98,071] 2,12,85,643| 41,03,440/ 10,53,136
17 Year,
18 Total credit bae
19 lance.
20 Credit. balance,
21 Total receipts,
22 Treaty payment.
23 Net credit balance,
24 NE Sermon | 2
25 4 = rales,
26 |
27 Rs. Rs, Rs.
28 w
29 P
30 A]
31 Fy
32 From beginning of lease|
33 to end of 1894-95 _,..| 2,09,98,390) 7,82,85,296/ 2,52,45,864! 2,09,98,390] 1,56,29,892| 6§3,68,498
34 1895-96... su| 10,92,554] 52,08,780} 13,28,563} 10,92,554| 3,96,293, 6,96,26\.ue
35 1896-97... we} =. 212,468] 16,94,26 4,33,702| 2,12,468| 4,038,901) —1,93,483
36 1897-98 a vas] —1,22,964) 1,87,808) 85,367] —1,22,964| 4,11,967] —5,34,931
37 ae | np an cae | NS Te ES | SSS Cyree | qeiminenneeY eetm | eaten TNS
38 Total ++] 2,21,80,448] 8,58,26,145] 2,70,48,496) 2,21,80,448} 1,68,42,053) 53,838,395
39 Excesses or deficits 8 3
40 of stock, 53 a
41 g Ea 3
42 - & = & 2
43 > a Sd
44 3 g 3 2 3 $8
45 ss) 2 Fd toa g @
46 @ o 9 Bo on “et
47 7) ° =] Faery Bo
48 4 « oD bad OO
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50 Mads. Mas, Mds. Mads, Mds,
51 From beginning of Jease to end of
52 1894-95 as on ww| 5,85,202) 25,52,146] 70,07,920, 89,796, 46,172
53 1895-96 as wwe | 25,820] 287,856} 83,341 se 48,719
54 1896-97 ane ww ase 18,500| 83,251 14,722) ws 14,45,609
55 1897-98 — sue ov see 1,000 2,965 530 oes 16,965,261
56 ee ed ee ee
57 Total «| 6,380,522) 28,75,718) 71,06,513 89,796) $2,35,761
58 This running account now extends over 28 years. At the
59 close of the year under review, the net credit balance amounted
60 to Rs. 53,38,395, compared with Rs. 48,55,557 in 1896-97, an
61 increase of Rs. 4,82,838. In addition to this, the stock
62 balance of salt in hand at the close of the year amounted to
63 maunds 32,35,761. Deducting from this stock a quantity-of
64 maunds 17,25,000 of salt, which would have to be delivered to
65 the Darbars if the Sambhar Lake were given up, a balance
66 remains of maunds 15,10,761, worth more than 33 lakhs of
67 rupees at the present selling rate of 4annas a maund. If this
68 sum be taken into account, the credit balance at the end of 28
69 years working amounts to more than 57 lakhs of rupees.
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