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3 REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE NORTHERN INDIA
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5 REVIEW BY SECTIONS. 60. The financial result for fhe year of the lease from the
6 RagpuTana sant Marwar Durbar of the Didwana, Pachbadra and Falodi salt
7 cOeee sources and the Luni salt tract is described in the following
8 Simmary et OF summary. Article XI of the Salt Agreement with Jodhpur
9 sources for the year. provides that, in the event of the total realizations from the sale
10 of salt at the leased works exceeding in any year the total
11 charges properly debitable against the same, one-half of the
12 excess shall be paid to the Durbdr. The net result of the
13 year is a debit balance of Rs. 5,25,189 ;—
14 : Receipts.
15 Rs.
16 By sale of 5,00,899 maunds of salt at Didwana ate ee §=681.806
17 ” 12,041,268 ,, » Pachbadra ote eos 112.1100
18 PS 15,000, » —-Falodi 7 te 2 H13
19 Total 17,20,167 Total =. —(1,47,019
20 g Charges.
21 s To fixed and contingent charges, ex- ¢ Didwana ov vw» §=86,538
22 cluding treaty payments. {Pashia as vee 1,26,097
23 Falodi is 7,873
24 Liabilities under article VI of the agreement ies +e 8,76,000
25 ” ) x ” tee vee 1,25,000
26 Total ve 6,72,208
27 Net debit balance ore 5,525,189
28 Mode of reckoning selling 61. The subjoined statement shows for all the Rajputana
29 price explained. salt sources the items of expenditure reckoned against selling
30 price on the system laid down in Resolution No. 326 of the 17th
31 January 1882 in the Department of Finance and Commerce, and
32 the price actually realized from the 1st April 1882 to 31st of
33 March 1894:—
34 o 2 8 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
35 rr Pe —_—_— — —_—. Soe i need ieeninediementens Un eeoeneeen D
36 Despatching | ’ eeiy Average
37 Manu- | Rentof | charges on coe gq. | cost per Total price
38 facture, | sources } through traf- ie fas > | maund of Total realized, Average
39 storage | aud | ficand agen- | aay a saleable | quantity | including | Jo(6 req. | Profit or loss
40 Name of sonrce. | and su- {| royalty | cy, salt and . sue stock as sold. miscella- | P lized per maund.
41 pervi- jon sales. | commission ie ign per co- neous P
42 sion. to salt ane free | jumn 6. charges.
43 agents. issues to
44 Durbirs.
45 Ranibhas Rs. Rs, Rs. Rs. Maunds. |Rg. a. p. | Maunds. Rs. Rs, a. p. | Rs. a. p.
46 x 23,7,022 75,35,976) 3,886,324 {1,03,00,322 | 4,67,15,459) 0 3 6°33/4,44,48,556 |1,15,15,081 ["O-4- 1:29 (40 0 6:96
47 Didwana ea} 1,28,717 $7,75,338 ae + 904,055 | 49,260,201 | O 2 11°23) 47,62,992 5,45,855 O1 aol [—0 IT 122
48 Pachbadra oe-| 4,55.717 |9,62,075 54,051 14,71,843 | 68,58,502 | Q 3 S21) 60,21 587 8,37,6U3 }OL 11-24 j—-0 1 5-07
49 Falodi eof 22,497 | 43,175 ase 65,672 3,95,643 | 0 2 7°87) 2,74,604 37,336 }02 2°10 |—0 0 5°77
50 Luni 38 see 12,000 ees 12,000 1,645 | 7 4 86) 1,645 359 103 690 /—7 1 271
51 Total Marwar...| 600.031 |17,92.588| 54,051 | 24,53,570 [12180081] 0 3 2°68/1,19,00,828 | 14,231,153 [01 los |—o 1 3°87
52 Total —_...} 29,64,453|¥3.20,504] 440.375 — |1,27,53,892] 5,88,05,540] 0 3 5°58 ,5,68,09,884 '1,20,36.234]08 7-72 [+0 0 214
53 Notse.—The figures in column 3 represent :—
54 (1) In the case of Sambhar, the total of treaty payments for the first eight years at the rate of Rs. §,50,000 per annum, plus the
55 amount of royalty actually paid and the amount. for each of the remaining four years of the rateable share calculated on
56 sales of the fixed sum of Rs 5,00,000 now chargeable against selling price for the whole of the Rajputana sources under the
57 orders of Government conveyed in letter No, 5441, dated 22nd November 1800.
58 (2) In the case of Didwana and Pachbadra, the rateable shares for the first eight years calculated on sales of the sum of Rs. 1,70,000
59 chargeahle against.selling price under the orders gf Government conveyed in letter Na. 2051, dated 9th July 1884, and the
60 rateable shares for the remaining four years of the fixed sum of Rs. 5,00,000 above referred to:—
61 (3) In the case of Falodi and Luni, the rents Rs 6,000 fixed by the Jodbpur Sult Agreement for the firat eight years, and in tha
62 case of Falodi forthe remaining four years the rateable share of the Rs.5,00,000, No sales areynow made from Luni.
63 It shows that, taking the Sambhar lake separately, the
64 rice realized during 12 years has averaged 6:96 pies per maund
65 more than the average cost per maund of the salt manufactured.
66 In the case of the four minor sources taken apart from Sambhar,
67 the average price realized has been less than the average cost
68 of manufacture of the salt by one anna and 3°87 pies per maund.
69 The result for all the sources combined is a profit of 2°14 pies
70 per maund on all the salt sold since the 1st of April 1882.
71 f ( 58 )
72 oy