Documentary History of the State of New York, Vol. I
Secretary of New York on two warrants for his salary and Incidents To the Secretary for Indian Affairs To the Receiver General's Salary To the Honourable Robert Cholmondeley a Commission of £5 per cent for all monies received on auditing the accounts. The Incidental charges of the Receiver Genls Office
£100
.
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STATISTICS OF REVENUE, IMPORTS, EXPORTS, ETC.
The owners of Lands in this Province have ever been so backward in the Payment of their Quit Rents that the sum collected annually has never been sufficient to pay off the above mentioned salaries, and some other orders which were formerly granted to different
people by the Lords of the
Treasury.
AMOUNT OF THE VALUE OF THE IMPORTS AND EXPORTS FROM AND TO NEW YORK, FOR THREE YEARS FROM 1717, TO 1720. [
Lonil. Doc. XXIII. ]
EXPORTS.
£ From 1717 to 1718, From 1718 to 1719, From 1719 to 1720, Total Imports
s. d.
From 1717 to 1718,. From 1718 to 1719, From 1719 to 1820,.
27.331.12.1 19.596. 6.5
16.836.12.7 .
Medium
£
s.
d.
62.966.16.3 56.355. 3.9
37.397.19.5
63.764.11.1
Total exports
156.719.19.5
21.254. 17.0i
Medium
52.239.19.9|
The like account from 1720 to 1723.
£
£
8. d.
From 1720 to 1721,. From 1721 to 1722, From 1722 to 1723,.
15.681. 4.5
28.518.12.6
From 1720 to 1721, From 1721 to 1722,. From 1722 to 1723,
Total Imports,.
63.764.12.3
Total Exports,.
Medium,
21.254.17.5
Medium,
19.564.15.4
57.889.15.10 54.838. 9. 8
163.516.16. 54.505.12.
£ Total Export of the three last years, Total Export of the three preceding years, Exceeded in the Total Exports of the three last years, Which at a Medium has been an An'ual Increase in ye Exports.