1 CONTENTS.
2 APPENDICES—contd:-—-
3 Appendix Til.—Statement showing qnautities of salt issued to
4 Native States under treaty obligations,
5 Appendix IV.—Statement showing sums due and paid in con-
6 nection with salt treaties and agreements.
7 Appendix V.—Statement showing the outturn and stocks of
8 salt at the diiferent salt sources,
9 Appendix VI.—Statement showing the territorial distribution
10 of the salt issued by the Department.
11 Appendix VII.~—Statement showing what the sale price of
12 salt should be at the Rajputana Salt Sources under the
13 system prescribed in Resolution No. 326, dated the 17th
14 of January 1882, of the Department of Finance and Com-
15 merce.
16 Appendix VIII.—Statement showing the territorial distribution
17 of salt sold at the Mandi Mines.
18 Appendix [X.—Statement showing thesales of salt under the
19 through traffic system.
20 Appendix X.—Statement showing the number of traders dealing
21 direct with the Department.
22 Appendix XI,—Statement showing the number of licenses issued
23 for manufacture ofsaline substances and the fees realized
24 thereon in the Internal Branch.
25 Appendix XII.—Statement showing the work done in the salt-
26 petre refineries in the Internal Branch.
27 Appendix XIII—Statement showing the import and export
28 trade of Calcutta in saltpetre.
29 Appendix XIV—Statement showing the prices of salt in the
30 principal marts.
31 Appendix XV.—Statistics of the consumption of salt in the
32 different provinces supplied by the Department,
33 Appendix XVI.—Statement showing the number of persons
34 arrested and prosecuted or released departmentally for
35 offences against the salt law.
36 Appendix XVIL.—Statement showing the punishment awarded
37 to persons for offences against the salt law.
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