1 REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE NORTHERN INDIA
2 REVIEW BY SECTIONS. For the period of sixteen years to which the table relates,
3 sacar Poe ca the average cost of salt produced at the Sambhar Lake, after
4 j allowing for all charges, amounted to three annas 2°39 pies
5 a maund, it was sold at an average price of four annas 1°53
6 pies a maund, and a profit accrued of 11°14 pies a maund.
7 At the other salt sources combined, the average cost of the
8 salt produced was three annas and ‘12 of a pie a maund, the
9 average rate of sale was one anna and 9:46 pics a maund,
10 and a loss occurred of one anna and 2°66 pies a maund.
11 Taking all of the salt sources together, maunds 8,07,39,102
12 of salt were produced during the sixteen years at an average
13 cost of three annas 1°91 pies a maund, maunds 7,66,17,749
14 were sold at an average price of three annas 7°67 pies a
15 maund, and a profit was realized of 5:76 pies a maund.
16 The net profit for the entire period amounts to Rs.
17 14,83,884, or Rs. 92,742 per annum. .
18 Fxpenditure to be re- 58. Finally, the next statement shows, for all of the
19 thevwial wecresina Réjputdna salt sources, the total expenditure which must be
20 recouped from selling price, and the total realizations on
21 account of sale price, from 1870-71 (the year in which the
22 Sambhar Lake was leased) to the close of 1897-98. The
23 treaty and royalty payments included in the total charges
24 shown in the third column of the statement, have been cal-
25 culated in the manner indicated by the notes at the foot of
26 the table in the preceding paragraph :—
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40 Maunds. Rs. Rs, Maunds. Rs, Ra. Re,
41 1870-71 ...[ 19,738,044] 5,92,287| 7,78,682| 31,70,867) 19,81,479|+ 1,86,395|-+21,67,874
42 1871-72 vf 31,70,367| 11,80,747) 14,387,738) 32,05,272) 19,40,358!+ 2,56,991}+-21,97,349
43 1872-73 ...| 82,05,272| 17,71,801] 23,20,122) 34,88,935) 21,$4,576/-++ 5,48,321|4.27,42,897
44 1873-74 ...) 34,868,935
45 1874-75 ..., 42,82,742)
46 1875-76 ..... 50,57,097
47 1876-77 ...[ 56,52,887,
48 1877-78 ...{ 88,84,187
49 1878-79 .. | 72,38,211
50 23,72,631| 0,83,191| 42,82,742| 27,27,348/4 7.10,560|+-34,37,908
51 29,89,790| 37,84,376| 50,57,097| 32,38,386|+ /',94,586]+40,32,972
52 35,91,405] 47,13,995| 56,52,887) 85,53,664) +11,22,5901 + 46,706,254
53 42,10,708| 55,86.651| 98,84,187] 23,438,055) + 13,75,943| +37,18,998
54 51,80,222| 69,57,295| 72,38,211| 41,87,173|+17,77.073| +-59.64,246
55 62,92,871} $2,78,191, 88,82,308| 48,89 433/-4+11,85,820]4+68,75,253
56 1879-80 ..| 88,82,308| 73,31,252| 95,15,317| §6,51,885| 28 02,393! 4+-21,84,068|+4 49,86,458
57 1880-81 ,..} 56,51,865} 83,99,820] 1,07,43,389] 56,65,779| 26,839,309] + 23, 43,569) + 49,82,878
58 1881-82 ...) 56,65,779| 97,81,906| 1,21,38,603] 46,43,714| 20,321,383] 4 23,56,607]+ 48,88,080
59 1882-83 ,,.) 46,43,714| 1.10,65,262| 1,35,48,737| 56.22,995| 23,57,558| + 24,83,475] + 48,41,033
60 1883-84 .,.} 56,229,905! 1,24,36,516/ 1,49,33,277| 88,11,927| 35,78,927|-+ 24,96,761) +60, 76,688
61 1884-85 .. | 88,11,927| 1,35,74,147] 1959,58,268| 36,70,276] 13,98,719/-4+23,84,121|4-37,82,510
62 1885-86...) 36,70,276] 1,44 $2,167| 1,65,43,996] 29,54,661| 10,90,1471 4-20,61,820] 4-31,51,976
63 1886-87 ...] 29,54,661) 1,57,99,025) 1,77,52,8U5| 66,55,901/ 20,19,628,4 19,53,277| +89,72,005
64 1887-88 ...| 56,55,90] 1,70,80,233) 1,87,99,469| 69,18,395| 20,438,388) 4+17,69,236]+4 33,12,624
65 1888-89 ..| 59,18,395) 1,83,23,291! 1,95,86,6°0| 87,52,226] 29,483,502 +15,63,39/4+45,06,791
66 1889-90 ...| 87,52,226) 1,95,42,362} 2,09,80,915| 67,84.343) 22,283,902! +14,38,556] +36,62,548
67 1890-91 ..| 67,84,343) 2.03,53,097] 2,20,75,111| 83,55,161| 26,65,363) 4+-17,22,01 4| + 43,87,807
68 1891-92 ...| 83,55,161) 2,11,37,365) 2,29,61,788] 73,89,554) 22,84,219) +18,24,423/ +41,08,642
69 1892-33 ...| 73,89,554) 2,17,73,047] 2,39,37,504| 13,97,453] 4,17,562)+-21,64,457] + 26,82,019
70 1893-94 ...| 13,97,453] 2,25,35,798) 2,50,74,887} 20,586,313] 6,18,254/4-25,39,0391 + 31,57,293
71 1894-95 ,..| 20,86,313) 2,34,14.356] 2,63,18,324| 58,74,828| 15,73,535| + 29,083,068] + 44,77,503
72 1895-96 ...{ 63,74,823| 2,42,93,827| 2,78,48,208] 71,46,637) 20,66.569)+31,24,4-41|4-61,01,010
73 1896-97 ,..) 71,46,637| 2,50,15,291| 2,84,33,158| 65,98,927) 18,85,108!+34,17.8€7|4+.53,02,975
74 1897-98 ...} 65,98,927] 2,57,24,994! 2,95,65,578| 41,21,353] 11,66,858)+38,40,582|+50,07,439
75 The receipts for the entire period of twenty eight years amount
76 to Rs, 2,95,65,575, the expenditure to Rs. 2,57,24,994, and a profit
77 is left of Rs. 38,40,581. Adding to this the money value
78 Rs, 11,66,858, of maunds 41,21,353 of salt in stock at the close of
79 ( 58 )