IN ASSEMBLY,

January 28, 1834.

ANNUAL REPORT

Of Erastus Miller, an Inspector of Flour for the city of Albany.

To the Honorable the Legislature of the State of New-York.

In pursuance of a law regulating the inspection of flour and meal in this State, I herewith transmit to your honorable body, a statement of the number of barrels and half barrels of flour and meal, and the qualities and average value per barrel of each, inspected by me in the city and county of Albany, from the 1st of April, to the 31st of December, 1833; together with the amount of fees and disbursements on such inspection, viz:

Fees on 128,540 bbls. and half bbls. at 2 cts. each,... $2,570 80 Weighing 298 light of the above, at 4 cts. each,

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Disbursements for deputies, rent of office, tools, &c...

11 92

$2,582 72 848 86

$1,733 86

ERASTUS MILLER,

Albany, January 28th, 1834.

Inspector.

IN ASSEMBLY,

January 27, 1834.

ANNUAL REPORT

Of Isaac Sherwood, an Inspector of Sole Leather in the city of New-York.

To the Honorable the Legislature of the State of New-York.

The undersigned, one of the inspectors of sole leather for the city and county of New-York, does hereby, agreeably to the requirement of the law, respectfully report, that during the year 1833, he has inspected 161,094 sides of sole leather, of the average weight, value and quality as follows;

140,534 sides, bearing either good or best stamp, averaging 14 lbs. the average value 16

cts. amount of weight, 1,967,476, value $314,796 16

20,560 sides, bearing either damaged or bad stamp, averaging 13 lbs. the average value 11 cts. amount of weight, 267,280, value,... 29,400 80

161,094 sides.

The whole amount of weight,

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Value, $344,196 96

2,234,756 pounds.

Amount of fees for inspecting 161,094 sides at 2 cents, $3,221 88

IN ASSEMBLY,

January 29, 1834.

ANNUAL REPORT

Of Jacob Shumway, Inspector of Beef and Pork in the city of New-York.

To the Honorable the Legislature of the State of New-York.

Return of provision inspected by Jacob Shumway, from first January, to thirty-first December, 1833, inclusive, viz:

The whole valued at thirty-eight thousand three hundred and

fifty-six dollars and fifty-cents.

Inspection fees, eight hundred and ninety-eight dollars.

JACOB SHUMWAY,

Inspector of Beef and Pork.

New-York, 21st January, 1834.

[Assem. No. 142.]

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