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2 187. The cash transactions of the year may be thus noted.
3 Drawn.
4 Cash drawn from State Treasures ... Rs. 3,82,969- 8-11
5 Other romittances.........ccccceececesees se 1,033-14-- }
6 Daifferenco between receipts and
7 ee 168- 2- 7
8 payments of deposits .........
9 Rs 3,84,171- 9- 7
10 a aa all
11 Outlay.
12 Expenditure of the Department ...... Rs. 3,78,450- 6- 1
13 Difference between Remittances
14 to Treasuries and Revenue rea- >... 5) 15- 8-- 2
15 TSO ai eo itoccesvieeac ess
16 Differertce between Advances re- 536-- 1- 4
17 covered and advances made. ~~ -* :
18 Allowances, Refunds and Drawbacks, _,, 743-14— 6
19 Cash Balance in favor of the year ... ,, 4,425-l1— 6
20 Rs. 3,84,171- 9- 7
21 188. Contractors’ timber. The expenditure incurred in the extraction of
22 21,405 logs and 929 sleepers by Government Contractors, is Rs. 3,09,376-10-7,
23 exibiting the cost per log, at Rs. 13-13-7, and the rate per ton, Rs. 14-6-10. This
24 increase of Rs. 1-11-7 per log, and Rs. 0-1-10 per ton, over the rates of the pre-
25 vious year, is due to the large quantity of timber of superior quality and weight
26 extracted, to meet the requisition of the Public Works Department.
27 189. Timber suid. During the year, 15,993 logs and sleepers were dis-
28 posed of, at the following rates :—
29 Particulars. Remarks.
30 By Public Acton se: coserccens sees evexarxen 11,020* | 2,48,720 | 0} 0] * Mixed quality.
31 On Indent by Public Works Depart-
32 ment and private parties... ...... ... 2,378+ | 1,03,559 |14] 9| + Selected timber.
33 SIRO OTR sa iis souetd eon ameenenerendpeionenee 4095 312 | Oj} O} ¢ IT Class.
34 Dnift, confiscated and waif. ... ...... ... 2,1864 21,044 | 0} 0) 7 Chiefly inforior quality.
35 Total...| 15,993 | 3,73,635 [14] 9
36 190. The average price per log, realized over the whole, representing a
37 Jarge proportion of mixed quality, was Rs. 23-5-9 per log, or Rs. 22-14 per ton,
38 which is an advance of 8 annas and 5 pie per ton, on the rates of the previous
39 year.
40 The market rate for 1st class timber, in the rough state being about Rs. 50
41 per ton throughout the year, the above average for mixed timber may be consi-
42 dered satisfactory.