No. II.

Statement of the Revenue arising from Duties on Imports and Tonnage.

From the 1st of August, 1789, to 31st December, 1791.

Dols. Cis.

(a) This sum liable to great deductions by drawbacks.

No. III.

Abstract of the most Important Exports of the United States for Six Years, respectively ending on the 30th September of each Year.

Articles of the Growth or Manufacture of the United States.

(a) The exportations ending the 30th September, 1790, are for thirteen months and a half. (b) These are reduced to round numbers, some articles, which make part of the whole, being estimated.

(c) These are bushels of potatoes and bushels and bunches of onions.

(d) These articles are also imported in large quantities, and the exportations of the quantities

of the growth of the United States are not distinguished from those which had been imported. The following are the quantities imported

Exportation of the most Important Articles not of the Growth of the

Revenue arising from Duties on Domestic Distilled Spirits and Stills so far

as the Accounts have been settled at the Treasury.

Net amount of duties

Payment by Pennsylvania (accounts unsettled)
Balances due to supervisors on 31st December, 1792
Balance from last year

Receipts in the Treasury, drawbacks de-
ducted

Balance to be accounted for, viz.:

279,639 63 1,594 95 651 58

164,597 45

72,51459

N.B.-Pennsylvania and Kentucky not included, but a partial payment of dollars 1594 made by Pennsylvania.

95

N.B.-Pennsylvania and Kentucky not included, but partial payment of dollars 6000 made by Pennsylvania; New Jersey and North Carolina settled only to 31st March, 1793, and Virginia to 30th June, 1793.