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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE

Secretary of the Treasury
ON THE

STATE OF THE FINANCES
FOR

THE YEAR i

WASHINGTON:
OOyEl^NMENT PRIIVITI'NG OFFICE.

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1898,




TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Document No. WG2.
SECRETARY.

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R E C E I P T S A.T^\D E X P E N D I T U R E S

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Fiscal yoar 1898
Fiscal year^1899
Fiscal year 1900

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OPERATIONS OF T H E TREASURY
COINS AND C OIN AGE

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Deposits
Purchases
Coinage
Recoinag e
Silver halances
Seigniorj;;ge
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Minor coJ.nage
Bars manufactured
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Silver quotations
Earnings and expenditures
Imports £ind exports
Industrial arts
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Metallic jltock in t h e United States
Production of gold and silver
World^s coinage
Legislation recommended

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B U R E A U OF E N G R A V I N G AND P R I N T I N G
P U B L I C MONI.YS
NATIONAL BANKS
LOANS AND C URRENCY
F O R E I G N COMMERCE

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CUSTOMS

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Reorganization of districts
Special a^ ents
Operations of t h e tariff

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Undervakiations

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Board of (jcneral Appraisers

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Sale of liquor
Salmon
Seal herd

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fisheries

INTERNAL R E V E N U E

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DISTRICT O F COLUMBIA
IMMIGRATION
CHINESE EXCLUSION
MARINE-HOSPITAL SERVICE

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Marine hospitals
Contagious diseases
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Foreign sanitary inspection
National quarantine stations
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Sanitary reports and statistics
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Hygienic laboratory
Scientific investigation of j^ellow fever
Origin of yellow fever epidemic of 1897
Post-epidemic disinfection
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Yellow fever precautions, 1898
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Recrudescence of yellow fever in Louisiana and Mis.sissippi in 1898
National quarantine
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Vessels

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The Service in t h e war with Spain

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Personnel

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Pensions
Arctic relief expedition
NAVIGATION
STEAMBOAT-INSPECTION S E R V I C E
COAST AND GEODETIC S U R V E Y

Office of Standard Weights aud Measures
L I G H T - H O U S E ESTABLISHMENT
LIFE-SAVING SERVICE
STATE BONDS O W N E D B Y T H E U N I T E D STATES
PORTO R I C O
NKW BOND ISSUE
CURRENCY AND BANKING
WAR TAXES

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Tables accompanying the report.
TABLE A.—Statement o f t h e outstanding principal of t h e public debt of the
United States June 30, 1898
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TABLE B.—Statementofoutstandingprincipalof the puhlic debt of theUnited
States on t h e 1st of J a n u a r y of each year, from 1791 to 1843,
inclusive, and on t h e 1st of J u l y of each year from 1843 to 1898,
inclusive
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TABLE C—Analysis of the principal of the public deht of the United States,
from J u l y 1, 1856, to J u l y l , 1898
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TABLE D.—Statementof the issue andredemption of loans and Treasury nptes
(by warrants) for t h e fiscal year ended J u u e 30, 1898
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TABLE E.—Statement showing t h e purchase and redemption of bonds on
account of t h e sinking fund during each fiscal year from its
institution in May, 1869, to and including J u n e 30, 1898
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TABLE F.—Sinking fund account for fiscal year 1898
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TABLE G.—Population, net revenue, and net expenditures of the Government,
from 1837 to J u n e 30, 1897, and per capita of t h e revenues and
per capita of expenditures
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TABLE H.—Internal and customs revenue and expenses of collecting, from 1858
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TABLE I.—Statement showing the revenues and expenditures of the Governmeat by mouths; the legal-tender notes, net gold,.and available cash in the Treasury at the end of each m o n t h ; the
monthly redemption of legal-tender notes in gold, and the
imports and ex]Dorts of gold, from January, 1879, to^June, 1898,
inc lusive
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TABLE J.—Statement o f t h e net disbursements (by warrants) during the fiscal year ended J u n e 30,1898
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TABLE K.—Stat<ament of receipts o f t h e United States from March 4,1789, to
J u n e 30, 1898, by calendar years to 1843 and by fiscal years
(ended J u n e 30) from t h a t time
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TABLE L.—Statement of expenditures of the United States from March 4,
17$9, to J u n e 30, 1898, by calendar years to 1843 and by fiscal
years (ended June 30) from t h a t time
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TABLE M.—Statement showing the amounts Qf money in the United States,
in the Treasury and in circulation, on the dates specified
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TABLE N.—Statement of United States bonds and other obligations received
a r d issued by the Office of the Secretary of the Treasury from
November 1, 1897, to October 31,1898
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A P P E N D I X TO T H E REPORT.
RE'^O.ETS OF H E A D S OF BTJREATJS AND OTHER OFFICERS.
Index to contents of appendix.—Reports': Treasurer, 3; romptroller of Currency, 191; Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 239; Director of Mint, 399; Chief of Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, 696; Register, 716; Comptroller of the Treasury, 730; Auditor for the Treasury
Department, 736; Auditor for the War Department, 753; Auditor for the Interior Department, 76:1; Auditor for the Navy Department, 782; Auditor for State and other Departments,
7^2; Auditor for Post-Office Department, 829; Chief of Division of Special Agents, 842;
Chief of Secret Service Division, 861; Board of United States General Appraisers, 868.
R E P O R T OF T H E TREASURER

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Revenues Siud expenditures
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The Pacific; railroads
War expenditures
State of the Treasury
Shipments of currency
The ifet gold balance
War revenue and popular loan
Anticipati on of payments
Deposits i]i national banks
No monetsiry stringency
The publi(j debt
Refunding; certificates
The morieijary stock
The coina ge
Spurious and fraudulent issues
Trustfunds
District of C o l u m b i a . . . :
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Appendix.
No. 1.—l.-^evenues and expenditures for the fiscal year 1898, as shown by
warrauts issued
No. 2.—^STot ordinary revenues and expenditures for each quarter of the
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R E P O R T OF T H E TREASURER—Continued.

No. 3.—Receipts and expenditures on account of the Post-Office Department for the fiscal year 1898, as shown by warrants i s s u e d . . .
No. 4.—Receipts and disbursements of each kind of money on all accounts at the Treasury in Washington for the fiscal year 1898.
No. 5.—Receipts and dishursements of .each kind of money on all accounts at the subtreasury in Baltimore for the fiscal year 1898.
No. 6.—Receipts and disbursements of each k i n d of money on all accounts at the subtreasury in New York for the fiscal year 1898.
No. 7.—Receipts and disbursements of each kind of money on all accounts at the subtreasury in Philadelphia for the fiscal year
1898
No. 8.—Receipts and disbursements of each kind of money on all accounts at the subtreasury in Boston for the fiscal year 1898 .
No. 9.—Receipts and disbursements of each kind of money on all accounts at the subtreasury in Cincinnati for the
fiscalyear
1898
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No. 10.—Receipts and disbursements of each k i n d of money on all accounts at the subtreasury in Chicago for t h e fiscal year 1898.
No. 11.—Receipts and disbursements of each kind of money on all accounts at the subtreasury in St. Louis for the fiscal year 1898.
No. 12.—Receipts and dishursements of each kind of money on all accounts at t h e subtreasury in New Orleans for t h e fiscal year
1898
No. 13.—Receipts and dishursements of each kind of money on all accounts at t h e subtreasury in San Francisco for the fiscal year
1898
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No. 14.—Total receipts and disbursements of each kind of money on all
accounts at the Treasury offices for the fiscal year 1898
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No. 15.—Assets and liabilities o f t h e Treasury offices, J u n e 30, 1898
No. 16.—Assets o f t h e Treasury in the custody of mints and assay offices
J u n e 3 0 , 1898
No. 17.—General distribution of the assets and liabilities of the Treasury J u n e 30, 1898
No. 18.—Distribution of fhe general Treasury balance J u n e 30, 1898
No. 19.—Available assets and net liabilities of the Treasurj^ J u n e 30,1897
and 1898
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No. 20.—Assets and liabilities of the.Treasury in excess of t h e certificates and Treasury notes J u n e 30,1897 and 1898
No. 21.—Unavailable funds of the general Treasury and Post-Office
Department J u n e 30,1898
No. 22.—Gold coin and bullion in t h e T r e a s u r y a t t h e end of each month,
from J u n e , 1878
No. 23.—Silver coin and huilion in the Treasury at t h e end of each
month, from J u n e 1878
No. 24.—United States notes. Treasury notes, and national-bank notes
in t h e Treasury at the end of each month, from June, 1878...
No. 25.—Gold certificates, silver certificates, ^ d currency certificates in
the Treasury at the end of each month, from June, 1878
No. 26.—Assets o f t h e Treasury other t h a n gold, silver, notes, and certificates, at the end of each month, from June, 1878
No. 27.—Assets ofthe Treasury at t h e end ofeach month, from June, 1878.
, No. 28.—Liabilities of t h e Treasury a t the end of each month, from June,
1878
No. 29.—Gold coin and bullion in the Treasury, and gold certificates in
t h e Treasury and in circulation at the end of each month, from
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R E P O R T O F T H E TREASURER—Continued.

No. 30.—Standard silver dollars and silver bullion in the Treasury, and
Treasury notes and silver certificates in the Treasury and in
circulation at the end of each month, from .June, 1878
No. 31.—Legal-tender notes i n t h e Treasury, and currency certificates in
the Treasury and in circulation at the end of each month, from
June, 1878
No. 32.—Gold, silver, and pajjer currency in the Treasury in excess of
certificates in circulation and Treasury notes outstanding at
t h e end of each month, from June, 1878
No. 33.—Assets and liabilities of the Treasury in excess of certificates
and Treasury notes at the end of each month, from June, 1878.
No. 34.—United States notes ofeach denomination issued, redeemed, and
outstanding at the close of each fiscal year
No. 35.—Treasury notes of 1890 ofeach denomination issued, redeemed,
and outstanding at the closo of each fiscal year
No. 36.—Gold certificates of each denomination issued, redeemed, and
outstanding at the close of each fiscal year, exclusis^e of
$33,000,580.46 in irregular amounts issued and redeemed on
account of the Geneva award
No. 37.—Silver certificates of each denomination issued, redeemed, aud
outstanding at the close of each fiscal year
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No. 38.—Currency certificates, act of J u n e 8, 1872, ofeach denomination
issued, redeemed, and outstanding at the close of each fiscal
year
No. 39.—Amount of United States notes. Treasury notes, and gold, silver,
and currency certificates of each denomination issued, redeemed, and outstanding at the close of each fiscal year, from
1866
No. 40.—Amount of paper currency of each denominati'bn outstanding at
the close of each fiscal year, from 1878
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No, 41.—Old demand notes issued, redeemed, and outstanding at the
close of each jiscal year
No. 42.—Fractional currency issued, redeemed, and outstanding at t h e
close of each fiscal year
No. 43.—United States paper currency outstanding at the close of each
fiscalyear
No. 44.—Estimated stock of gold coin and bullion at the end of each
month, from J u n e , 1878
No. 45.—Estimated stock of silver coin and bullion at the end of each ..
month, from J u n e , 1878
No. 46.;—United States notes, Treasury notes, and national-bank notes
outstanding at the end of each month, from J u n e , 1878
No. 47.—Gold certificates, silver certificates, and currency certificates
outstanding at the end of each month, from June, 1878
No. 48.—Estimated stock of all kinds of money a t t h e end of each
month, from June, 1878
No. 49.—Estimated amount of gold and silver in circulation at the end
of each month, from June, 1878
No. 50.—United States notes. Treasury notes, and national-bank notes
in circulation at the end of each month, from June, 1878
No. 51.—Gold certificates, silver certificates, and currency certificates
in circulation at the end of each month, from June, 1878
No. 52.—Estimated amount of all kinds of money in circulation at the
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No. 53.^Estimated amount of gold and gold cerfcifiratos, silver and silver certificates, and notes and currency certificates in circulation at the end of eacli month, from June, 1878
No. 54..—Changes iu the volume of money in circuiatiou from internal
expansion and contraction and from imports and exports of
gold during each month, from June, 1878
No." 55.—General distribution of the stock of money, as between the
Treasury and the circulation, at the end of each month, from
J u n e , 1878
No. 56.—United States notes and Treasurynotes redeemed in gold, and
imports and exports of gold during each month, from J anuary,
1879
No. 57.—United States notes and Treasury notes redeemed in gold, and
imports and exports of gold during each fiscal year, from January 1, 1879
No. 58.—Treasury notes of 1890 issued, retired by redemption in silver
dollars, and outstanding, togetlier with the silver in the Treasury purchased by such uotes, for each month
No. 59.—Transactions between the subtreasury and clearing house iu
New York during each month, from July, 1880
No. 60.—Amouut of each kind of mouey used in settlement of clearinghouse balances against the subtreasury in New York during
each month, from September, 1880
No. 61.-^Monthly receipts from customs at New York from J u n e , 1878,
and percentage of each kind of money received
No. 62.—Fractional silver coin of each denomination in each office of the
Treasury and Mint Juue 30, 1898
No. 63.—Minor coin ofeach deuoraiuation in each office of the Treasury
and Mint A n e 30, 1898
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No. 64.=—Shipments of silver coin from each office of the Treasury and
Mint from J u l y 1, 1885, to J u n e 30, 1898 . :
No. 65.—Shipments of silver coin from the Treasury offices and mints
during each fiscal year from 1886, and charges thereon for
transportation
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No. 66.—Semiannual duty collected from national banks for each fiscal
year.
No. 67.—Bonds held in trust for natioual banks J u n e 30, 1897 and 1898,
as security for circulating notes, and changes during the year.
No. 68.—Bonds held in trust for national banks J u n e 30, 1897 and 1898,
as security for public deposits, and changes during the year.
No. 69.—Receipts and disbursements of public moneys through nationalbank depositories, hy fiscal years
No. 70.—Number of national banks and of national-bank depo.'^itories,
and amount of bonds held for them at the close of each fiscal
year
No. 71..—Bonds held for the sinking funds of the Pacific railroad companies at the close of each^fiscal year
No. 72.—Old demand notes of each denomination issued, redeemed, and
outstanding J u n e 30,1898
No. 73.—Fractional currency of each denomination issued, redeemed, and
outstanding J u n e 30,1898
No. 74.—Compound-interest notes of each denomination issued, redeemed,
and outstanding J u n e 30, 1898
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No. 75.—One and two year notes of each denomination issued, redeemed,
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R E P O P T OF THE TREASURER — Continued.
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No. 76.—United States paper currency of each class, together with one
and two year notes and compound-interest notes, issued, redeemed, and outstanding J u n e 30,1898
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No. 77.—Seven-thirty notes issued, redeemed, and outstanding J u n e 30,
1898
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No. 78.—Coupons from United States bonds and interest notes paid during the fiscal'year 1898, classified by loans
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No. 79.—Checks issued "for intere'st on registered bonds of the United
States during the fiscal year 1898
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No. 80.—Interest on 3.65 per cent bonds of the District of Columbia paid .
during the fiscal year 1898
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No. 81.—Refunding certificates, convertible into bonds of the funded
loan of 1897, issued, converted, and outstanding at the clo'se of
each fiscal year
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No. 82.—Public debt, J u n e 30, 1897 and 1898, and changes during the
year
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No. 83.—United States bonds retired from May, 1869, to J u n e 30, 1898 . .
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No. 84.—Bonds and other securities retired for the sinking fund during
the fiscal year 1898, and total from May, 1869
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No. 85.—Bonds called, redeemed, and outstanding June 30, 1898
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No. 86.—Public debt, exclusive of certificates and Treasury notes, at the
end of each month, from June, 1878, accor^ling to the form of
statement adopted in 1891
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• No. 87.—La^vful nioney deposited in the Treasury each month of the fiscal
year 1898 for the redemption of national-bank notes
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No. 88.—Disbursements from redemption accounts of national banks
each inonth of the fiscal year 1898, and balance on deposit...'
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No. 89.—National-bank notes received for redemption each month of the
fiscal year 1898 from t h e principal cities and other p l a c e s . . .
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No. 90.-=-Redem°ptions and deliveries of national-banknotes each month
of the fiscal year 1898, and balance on h a n d .
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No. 91.—Redeemed national-bank notes delivered from the Treasury
each month of the fiscal year 1898, and balance on hand
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No. 92.—National-bank notes received from the principal cities and
other places, by fiscal years
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No. 93.—Result of the count of national-bank notes received for redemp'
tion, by fiscal years
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No. 94.—^^Disposition made of the notes redeemed at the National Bank
Redemption Agency, by fiscal years
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No. 95.—Mode of payment for notes redeemed at the National Bank
Redemption Agencj^, by fiscal years
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No. 96.—Deposits, redemptions, assessments for expenses, and transfers
and repayments, on account of the 5 per cent redemption fund
of national banks, by fiscal years, and balance of the deposits
at the close of each year
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No. 97.—Deposits, redemptions, and transfers and repayments, on account of national banks failed, in liquidation, and reducing
circulation, by fiscal years, and balance of the deposits at the
close of each year
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No. 98.—Expenses incurred in the redemption of national-bank notes,
by fiscal years
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No. 99.—General cash account of the National Bank Redemption Agency
• for the fiscal year 1898, and from July I, 1874
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No. 100.—Average amounts,of national-bank notes redeemable out of
the 5 per cent redemption fund, and amounts redeemed, by
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No. 101.—Amounts of notes ofnational banks failed, in liquidation, and
reducing circulation redeemable, and amounts redeemed, bj^
fiscal years
No. 102.—Assets and liabilities of t h e 5 per cent redemption fund of
national banks at t h e end of each month, from July, 1874 . .
No. 103.—Changes during t h e fiscal year 1898 in the force employed in
the Treasurer's office.
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No. 104.—Appropriations made for the force employed in t h e Treasurer's
office, and salaries paid during t h e fiscal year 1898
R E P O R T OF T H E COMPTROLLER OF T H E C U R R E N C Y

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Condition o f n a t i o n a l banks
Investigations and recommendations relative to bank-note currency
National bank examiners
Limitation of loans
Insolvent b a n k s . . (
Ruling as to second assessments upon stockholders and rebate to stockholders in case of incorrect assessments
Domestic hranch hanking
Foreign and colonial branch banking
Organization of national banks
Liquidations, dividends, etc
Duration of national-bank circulation
State banks and banking institutions
Savings banks
Loan and trust companies
Private banks
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Postal and other foreign savings banks
Foreign hanks of issue
Monetary systems and approximate stocks of money in t h e principal
countries of the world
R E P O R T O F T H E COMMISSIONER O F INTERNAL R E V E N U E . . ' .

Report submitted
Collections for t h e fiscal year ended J u n e 30, 1898
Receipts for the past ten fiscal years
Estimated receipts for t h e current fiscal year
Schedule of articles and occupations subject to t a x under t h e internalrevenue laws of the United States in force November 1,1898
Stamp duties on and after J u l y 1,1898
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Internal-revenue receipts during t h e last two fiscal years
Withdrawals for consumption during the last two fiscal years
Aggregate collections made and reported to t h e Commissioner of Internal Revenue during t h e fiscal year ended J u n e 30,1898, hy States and
Territories
Receipts for first three months of present fiscal year
Cost of collection
Percentage of cost of collection
Miscellaneous expenses
Estimated expenses for next fiscal year
Salaries
Scale of salaries of collectors
Official force
Renewal of official bonds
Storekeepers, gaugers, etc
General condition of t h e office and t h e service.,
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R E P O R T O F T H E COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE—Continued.

Expenditures for the discovery and punishment of violators of l a w . . . .
Illicit distilling
Statement of number and value of internal-revenue stamps issued to
collectors from J u l y 1, 1897, to J u n e 30, 1898
Manufacture of stamp p a p e r . . .
Production of stamps
New classes of stamps added under recent acts of Congress
Distribution and sale of adhesive stamps
Stock of stamps in v a u l t
Cigars and cigarettes
The present r a t e of t a x on cigars and cigarettes
Special taxes
Additional taxes assessed ..»
Tobacco t a x collected
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Increased receipts
Comparative statement
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Receipts from tobacco products for first three months of fiscal year ending J u n e 30,1899
Manufacturers of tobacco
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Manufacturers of cigars
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Statementshowingtheproductionof manufactured tobacco, snuff, cigars,
and cigarettes during the past ten calendar years
Dealers in leaf tobacco
Rates of special t a x
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Sale of leaf tobacco from broken packages and to consumers prohibited
Manufactuxers selling leaf tobacco
Statement of the quantity of leaf tohacco used by manufacturers during t h e past ten years
Tabular statements showing details respecting the manufacture of
tobacco, snuff, cigars, and cigarettes for the calendar year 1897
Statements showing t h e number, by States, of cigar manufacturers'
accounts reported, t h e quantity of tobacco used, and the riumber of
cigars and cigarettes reported manufactured during the calendar year
ended December 31, 1897
Summary statement of t h e number of tobacco factories in each State
and t h e aggregate quantity of leaf tobacco and other materials used
during the calendar year ©nded December 31, 1897
Summary statement of the aggregate quantities of manufactured tobacco
produced in each State during the calendar year ended December 31,
1897, etc
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Summary
Chewing gum
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Opium
Abstract of reports of district attorneys for the fiscal year 1897-98 of
internal-revenue suits and prosecutions pending, commenced, and disposed of
Offers in compromise
Abstract of seizures for violation of internal-revenue laws during the
year ended J u n e 30, 1898
Abatement claims
Refunding claims
Violations of internal-revenue laws
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R E P O R T OP T H E COMMISSIONER OP INTERNAL R E V E N U E — C o n t i n u e d .

Rebate of t a x on alcohol used in the arts, etc
Extracting spirits from distillers' empty packages
Oleomargarine cases in West Virginia
Special taxes
Cases of Corning & Co. n. the United States
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Discount on beer stamps
The Cincinnati Brewing Company v. United States
Time when the act of J u l y 24, 1897, took effect
American Brewing Companj^ v. United States
Case of certain brewers who claimed t h a t money furnished by them to
the collector of the fourteenth district of New York for stamps has
been misai)plied
Cases against collectors involving the civil-service law and'regulations.
Subpoenas upon collectors of internal revenue to produce records
Test case in regard to coupons in packages of tobacco
Suits on collectors' b o n d s . .
War-revenue act
Circular letter to collectors of internal revenue relative to the 50 per
cent penalty
Medicinal preparations
Test case in regard to medicinal preparations
Decision under Schedule A
Rulings under the war-revenue act
Special-tax rulings
Opinions of the Attorney-General under the war-reA^^enue act.
Aid from the Department of Justice
Opinions of Assistant Attorney-General Boyd
Questions submitted through Assistaut Secretary Vandeiiip under
Schedule A
1
Alaska
.,
Indian Territory
The Hawaiian Islands
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippine Islands
_
.Distilleries registered and operated
Fruit distilleries registered and operated during the fiscal year ended
J u n e 30, 1898, by collectiou districts
Number and capacity of grain and niolasses distilleries in operation at
the beginning of each month duriug the»fiscal year ended June 30,1898,
and the first three months of the iiresent fiscal year
Capacities of grain distilleries registered and operated during the fiscal
year 1898
Comparative statement of distilleries registered and operated during
fiscalyears 1897 and 1898
Materials used for the production of distilled spirits during the fiscal
year 1898
Comj)arative statement of materials used and spirits produced during the
last ten fiscal years
Diff'erent kinds of fruit brandy produced during the year
Statement showing the number of gallons of spirits rectified in the
United States during the year ended J u n e 30,1898
Stock fed at distilleries
Summary
Spirits gauged in 1897




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R E P O R T OF THE COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE^Continued.

Page.

Spirits gauged in 1898
Production of fermented liquors in the United States during t h e fiscal
year ended J u n e 30, 1898
•
Assessments
Statement as to stamp taxes assessed
Increased production of spirits
Distilled spirits deposited in distillery warehouses during t h e past
twenty-one years
Increased Avithdrawal of tax-paid spirits
Distilled spirits allowed for loss by leakage or CA^aporation in distillery
Avarehouses during each of the last nineteen years
Spirits removed in bond for export during each fiscal year since the ])assage of the act of J u n e 6,1872
Statement, by districts and kinds, of the quantity of spirits withdrawn
from distillery Avarehouses for scientific purposes, etc., during fiscal
year 1898
Increased withdrawals of spirits for scientific purposes and use of
United States over quantity Avithdrawn during fiscal year 1897
Different kinds of spirits Avithdrawn from distillery warehouses for
transfer to general bonded warehouses during the year ended June 30,
1898
Stock on hand, production, and movement of spirits forfiA-eyears
Exportation of manufactured tobacco and snuff" in bond
Exportation of cigars and cigarettes in bond ,
Number removed for export during fiscal years 1882 to 1898
Exportation of playing cards in bond during the fiscal year ended June
30, 1898
Production and withdrawal of tax-paid spirits during three months of
current fiscal year
Spirits AVithdrawn for export during the first three months of the present fiscal year
Comparative statement with previous years
Disti lied spirits in the United States October I, 1898
Oleomargarine
Summary of operations at oleomargarine manufactories during the fiscal
year ended June 30, 1898
Operations in oleomargarine during the last two fiscal years
Statement showing the quantity of oleomargarine produced, withdrawn,
etc., from November 1, 1886, to J u u e 30, 1898
Receipts under the oleomargarine laAv during the fiscal year ended J u n e
30, 1898
Statement, by States and Territories, showing number of establishments
for which special t a x AA-as paid to carry on, during t h e fiscal year
ended June 30, 1898, t h e business of manufacturing and dealing in
oleomargarine
Filled cheese
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Chemistry
R E P O R T O F T H E D I R E C T O R OF T H E M I N T

Deposits of gold bullion, 1898
Deposits of silver bullion, 1898
Deposits of gold, 1873-1898
Coinage
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Work of Government refineries
Purchase of silver




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CONTENTS.

R E P O R T OF THE DIRECTOR OP THE MINT—Continued.

The market for silver during the year
Purchase and coinage of silyer by Russia
Exports of silver to the East
Net imports of silver into India, 1835 to 1898
Distribution of sibber dollars
^
Circulation of silver dollars
Seigniorage of silver coiuage
Approxiriations and expenditures
Estimates of appropriations for 1900'
Earnings and expenditures of the refineries of the coinage mints and of
the assay office at New York
Appropriations and expenses of the office of the Director of the Mint for
1898
."
Earnings and expenditures of the mints and assay offices
Classified statement of expenditures
Imports and exports of t h e precious metals
Movement of gold from the United States
Stock of money in the United States
Ownership of the metallic stock
Stock and location of the metallic and paper money in the United States.
Stock of gold and silver in the United States from 1873 to 18^)8
The world's stock of money i n the principal countries of the Avorld in
1873
World's stock of money
Gold and silver used in the industrial arts in the United States during
1897
Exchange of gold bars for gold coin
Product of gold and silver in the United States
Coinage of the United States
World's production; 1895 to 1897
. The gold in sight
World's coinage, 1895 to 1897
Foreign coins melted by certain countries
Value of foreign coins
Laboratory of the Bureau of the Mint
Proceedings of the Assay Commission of 1898
Mint of the United States at Philadelphia
Mint of the United States at San Francisco
Mint of t h e United States at NCAV Orleans
Mint of the'Uni ted States at Carson
United States assay office at NCAV York
Mint of the United States at Denver
Assay office of the United States at Boise
Assay office of t h e United States at Helena
Assay office of the United States at Charlotte
Assay office ofthe United States at St. Louis
.1
:...:..
Assay office of the United States at Deadwood
, Assay office of the United States at Seattle
Recoinage of standard silver dollars
^
Bullion operations, legal allowauce and wastage, 1898
Quantity of metal operated upon, wastage, and loss, 1898
Summary of t h e work of the miuor assay offices, 1898
Mechanical operations, 1897-98
Work of minor assay offices, 1897-98
Operations of t h e Mint service, 1897-98....-




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CONTENTS.
REPORT OF T H E DIRECTOR OF THE MINT—Coutinued.

Melts of gold and silver for ingots made and condemned, 1897-98
Bullion operations and wastage
Legislation recommended
1
!......
Monetary statistics of foreign countries
Imports and exports of the principal countries of the Avorld
Condensed statistical data of foreign countries
International Monetary Commission
'
Correspondence respecting proposals on currency
Monetary review
Gold compared to commodities
Acknowledgments

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Page.

513
514
515
519
521
526
535
537
551
572
585

Appendix.

NOTE.—See footnote, page 403.
X.—Quantity and cost of silver used in coinage of silver dollars, purchased under the act of J u l y 14, 1890, fiscal year 1898
XL—Coinage, fiscal year 1898
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XIL—Coinage, calendar year 1897
XIII.—Earnings and expenditures, fiscal year 1898
XIV.—Seigniorage on silver, fiscal year 1898
XV.—Assets and liabilities, fiscal year 1898
XVI.—Imports of base'bullion, copper matte, etc
x v n . — I m p o r t s of gold and silver, by United States ports
XVIII.—Imports of gold and silver, by coun^aies
XIX.—Exports of domestic gold and silver, by United States ports
XX.—Exports of domestic gold and 'silver, by countries
XXI.—Exports of foreign gold and silver, by United States ports
XXII.—Exports of foreign gold and silver, by countries
XXIII.—Recapitulation of imports and exports
XXIV.—Highest, lowest, and-average price of silver each year .since 1833.
XXV.—Ratio ofsilver to gold each year since 1867
XXVI.—Average price of an ounce of gold ih London and equivalent
value iu United States, 1870-1898
XXVII.—Gold coinage value of an ounce of fine silver at various ratios.
XXVIII.—Bullion A^alue of the silver dollar at the annual average price
of silver from 1837 to 1898
XXIX.—Highest, lowest, and average price of silver bullion, and ratio
of silver to gold, by months, from July 1, 1873, to J u n e 30, 1898
XXX.—Deposits of gold and silver of domestic production from organization of Mint, by States and Territories, to J u n e 30,1898
•
XXXL—Production of gold and silver in the United States, 1792 to 1897,
by years
XXXIL—Coinage of nations, 1895,1896, and 1897
XXXIII.—World's production of gold and silver, 1895,1896, and 1897, kilograms and A^alue
XXXIV.—World's production of gold and silver, 1895,1896, and 1897, fine
ounces and value
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XXXV.—Production of gold and silver in the world, 1493 to 1897, fine
ounces and value
XXXVII.—Coinage of the United States, by pieces and value, 1792-1898..
XXXVIII.—Coinage of silver coins, by acts and denominations, from
1792 to J u n e 30,1898




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637

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CONTENTS.

R E P O R T O F T H E D I R E C T O R O F T H E MIMT—Continued.

Page.

XXXIX.—Coinage of t h e United States, by calendar years, from organization of mint
XL.—Imports and exports of the j^recious metals of t h e principal countries of t h e world
XLI.—Coinages of various countries, 1873-1897
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662
687

R E P O R T OP T H E DIRECTOR OF T H E B U R E A U OF E N G R A V I N G A N D P R I N T I N G . 696-717

Operations of t h e Bureau

6V6
Appendix.

No. 1.—Appropriations for the year
No. 2.—Statement showing t h e United States notes, certificates of
deposit, bonds, and national currency delivered during t h e
fiscalyear 1898
No. 3.—Statement .showing the internal-revenue stamps deliA^ered during t h e fiscal year 1898
No. 4.—Statement showing t h e internal-revenue stamps returned b y
Commissioner for imprinting act of J u l y 24, 1897
No. 5.—Statement showing t h e internal-revenue stamjDS returned b y
Commissioner for imprinting series of 1898
No. 6.—Statement showing t h e customs stamps delivered during t h e
fiscalyear 1898
No. 7.—Statement showing the postage stamps delivered to postmasters
during the fiscal year 1898
No. 8. Statement shoAving the specimens of postage stamps for PostOffice album delivered in the fiscal year 1898
No. 9. Statement showing t h e i:)Ostage stamps delivered to Post-Office
Department for UniA^ersal Postal Congress during t h e fiscal
year 1898
No. 10. Statement showing t h e specimen postage stamps deliA^ered to
Third Assistant Postmaster-General during the fiscal year 1898.
No. 11. Statement showing t h e checks, certificates, drafts, etc., by
classes, deliA^ered during t h e fiscal year 1898
No. 12. Summary of all classes of Avork delivered
No. 13. Stateraent of miscellaneous work done for, and of materials furnished to, t h e various bureaus of t h e departments during t h e
fiscal year 1898
No. 14. Statement of t h e various classes of securities and other Avork
proposed to be executed in t h e fiscal year 1900
No. 15. Statement shoAving the annual production of securities, in sheets,
and the expenditures by the Bureau of EngraAdng and Printing for t h e last twenty-one fiscal years
No. 16. Statement showing t h e number of employees on the first day of
e^ch month since J u l y J, 1877
R E P O R T OF T H E REGISTKR

700

701
702
708
708
709
710
711

712
712
713
714

714
716

717
717
718-729

Division of loans
Spanish indemnity certificates
New bonds received
DiAdsion of notes, coupons, and currency

718
720
721
722

R E P O R T O F T H E COMPTROLLER O F T H E T R E A S U R Y . . . .

.730-735

R E P O R T O F T H E AUDITOR F O R T H E TREASURY DEPARTMENT

736-752

Classes of accounts
Customs division
Public-debt division
Internal-revenue division
Miscellaneous division




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736
739
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740

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R E P O R T O F T H E AUDITOR F O R T H E TREASURY DEPARTMENT—Continued.

Unsettled accouuts
Miscellaneous work
Monthly and quarterly accounts
Administrative examination of accounts
Disbursing clerks
References
Statistical tables

Page.

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742
743
744 .
744
745
746

R E P O R T O F T H E AUDITOR F O R THE W A R D E P A R T M E N T

753-760

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Duties of t h e divisions
Pay and bounty divisiou
Claims division
Paymasters' division
Military division
Review division
Archives division

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755
756
757
758

R E P O R T O F T H E AUDITOR F O R T H E INTERIOR DEPARTMENT

Accounts received, settled, aud on hand J u n e 30, 1898
Indian division
Land, files, and miscellaneous division
Pension division
Law clerk
R E P O R T O F T H E AUDITOR F O R T H E N A V Y D E P A R T M E N T

Appropriations and expenditures of the United States Navy for the fiscal
year ended J u n e 30, 1898
Pay of t h e Navy and Marine Corps, 1898
Pay of t h e Navy deposit fund
Special fiscal agents a t London
Prize money to captors
Navy pension fund
VTork of t h e office
R E P O R T O F T H E AUDITOR FOR T H E STATE AND OTHER DEPARTMENTS

Work of t h e office
Suits against t h e United States
Examinations under t h e act of March 15,1898
Diplomatic and consular division
Division of judicial accounts
Miscellaneous division

761-781

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762
764
770
781
782-791

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790
790
790
790
791
791
792-828

792
792
793
795
800
803

Appendix.
A.—Statement of salaries and expenses and of passport fees of t h e
diplomatic service of t h e United States for t h e fiscal year ended
J u n e 30, 1898
B.—Statement of consular fees, salaries, and expenses for t h e fiscal year
ended June 30, 1898
C.—Statement of consular fees, compensation, expenses, and loss by
exchange for t h e fiscal year ended J u n e 30, 1898
D.—Statement of salaries, expenses, and loss b y exchange of consular
clerks for t h e fiscal year ended J u n e 30, 1898
E.—Statement of sundry expenses at consulates in China, Japan, and
Turkey for t h e fiscal year ended J u n e 30, 1898
E.—Statement of relief afforded seamen, Avith extra Avages and arrears,
for the fiscal year ended J u n e 30, 1898
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821
821

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CONTENTS.

R E P O R T OF T H E AUDITOR F O R T H E STATE, ETC.—Continued.

G.—Statement shoAving t h e numberof seamen sent to t h e United States
and t h e amount paid a t t h e Treasury for passage for t h e fiscal
year ended J u n e 30, 1898
H.-^Statement shoAving t h e character and amouut of t h e official fees
collected a t each consulate (including agencies) during t h e fisc 1
year ended J u n e 30, 1898
R E P O R T O F AUDITOR F O R P O S T - O F F I C E D E P A R T . V I E N T . . . .

Personnel of t h e Bureau
Improved methods of accounting
Additional clerical force required
Postal accounts
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International accounts—Spain
Archives and records
Money-order division
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Prompt deposit of money-order funds required
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Instructions to postmasters . . .
Applications for warrants
Invalid money orders
Doable payments of money orders
Volume of t h e money-order business
Changes of method of auditing money-order accounts
History of t h e coupon
Possibilities of fraud under t h e rej ected system
:
Safeguards against frauds adopted
Outstanding indebtedness
Accounts with t h e Treasury Department adjusted and certified to September 30, 1898
Collections by suit
R E P O R T O F SUPERVISING SPECIAL A G E N T

Examination of customs districts
Reduction of expenses
Undervaluations
Smuggling'
Chinese exclusion
Seal islands of Alaska
Importation of liquor into Alaska
Salmon

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836
837
839
839
840
841
842-860

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fisheries

842
842
843
844
844
846
847
847

Appendix.
A.—Statement of customs business for t h e year
B.—Aggregate receipts and expenses of collection for t h e fiscal years
1888 to 1898
C.—Statement of merchandise transported without appraisement under
section 1, act of J u n e 10, 1880, from ports of first arrival during
the fiscal year ended J u n e 30, 1898
D.—Merchandise imported under consular seal for immediate transportation without appraisement, pursuant to Department Circular No.
100, J u l y 2, 1891, during fiscal year ending J u n e 30, 1898, as per
accounts received and examined
E.—Table showing number of cars, with weight of contents, departing
from ports in the United States for transit through Canada t o
other ports in t h e United States during t h e calendar years 1893,
1894, 1895, 1896, and 1897




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R E P O R T O F S U P E R V I S I N G SPECIAL AGENT—Continued.

Page.

F.—Table of polariscopic tests of all imported sugars, segregated according to each one-fourth of one degree, for t h e fiscal year ended
J u n e 30, 1898, prepared by t h e United States appraiser. New
York
G.—List of Common carriers bonded for t h e trausportation of appraised
merchandise in bond
H.—List of common carriers bonded for t h e transportation of unappraised merchandise in bond under the act approved J u n e 10,1880..

855
856
858

REPORT OF C H I E F OF SECRET SERVICE DIVISION

861-867

R E P O R T O F T H E BOARD O F U N I T E D STATES G E N E R A L APPRAISERS

868-885

Reorganization
New offices
Employees
,
Summary of work
Reappraisements
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Classification
Suspended cases
Work of classification for 1 8 9 7 - 9 8 . . .
Appeals to United States courts
Litigation under various tariffs
Supervision of appraisement and classification
Appendixes




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ANNUAL MrORT ON THE FINANCES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Washington,. D. C, December 6, 1898.
S I R : I have tlie honor to submit the following report:
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.

Fiscal year 1898.
The revenues of the Government from all sources for the fiscal year
ended June 30, 1898, were :
From internal revenue
$170,900,641.49
From customs
,
149,575,062.35From profits on coinage, bullion deposits, etc. .^
4, 756, 469. 71
From District of Columbia
3,693,282.98
From fees—consular, letters patent, and laud.
2, 639, 750. 54
From tax on national banks
,
1. 975, 849. 28
From sales of public lands
1,243,129.42
From navy pension and navy hospital funds
1,146,590.41
From miscellaneous
;
1,007,352.96
From sinking fund for Facific railways
'T'Bl, 986. 83
From sales of Indian lands
*
576,687.41
From customs fees, fines, penalties, etc
576,487.50
From payment of interest by Pacific railways
526, 286.13
From immigrant
ftind
306, 992. 86
From sales of Government property
224, 331. 32
From deposits for surveying public lands
113, 049. 08
From Soldiers' Home, permanent fund
107, 612. 49
From donations
.^
102,394.87
From sales df lands and buildings
99, 273. 95
From sales of ordnance material
94, 638.59
From reimbursement for cost of water supply. District of Columbia...
93, 086. 98
From depredations on'public lands
29,154. 30
From sale of Kansas Pacific Railroad
'.
6,303,000.00
From sale of Union Pacific Railroad
58,448,223.75
From.Postal Service
89, 012, 618. 55
Total receipts

494, 333, 953. 75

The expenditures for the same period were :
For the ciAdl establishment, including foreign intercourse, public
buildings, collecting the revenues, District of Columbia, and other
miscellaneous expenses
$86,016,464.75
For the military establishment, including rivers and harbors, forts,
arsenals, seacoast defenses, and expenses of the Spanish war
91, 992,000, 29
For the naval establishment, including construction of new vessels,
inachinery, armament, equipment, improvement at navy yards, and
expenses of the Spanish war
,
58,823,984.80



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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

XXII

For Indian Service
Forpensions
For interest on t h e public debt
For deficiency in postal revenues
F - r Postal Service...
Total expenditures

$10,994,667.70
147,452,368.61
37,585,056.23
10, 504, 040. 42
89,012,618.55
.^.

532,381,201.35

Showing a deficit of.

i

38, 047,247.60

In addition to the revenues collected during the year and the amounts
received from the sale of the Union Pacific and Kansas Pacific railroads, the cash in the Treasury was increased by the following sums:
From national-bank fund deposited under act of July 14,1890, in excess
of bank notes redeemed, $6,034,510, and from the issue of 4 per cent
bonds in liquidation of interest accrued on refunding certificates converted during the year, $2,340, making a total of $6,036,850. The
securities redeemed on account of the sinking fund were as follows:
Loan of J u l y and August, 1861
Funded loan of 1881
Funded loan of 1881, continued a t 3J per cent
Funded loan of 1891
Loan of J u l y , 1882
Fractional currency and notes

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'...

Total

$11, 000.00
2,650.00
100.00
21, 350. 00
100. 00
4, 900. 00
40,100.00

As compared with the fiscal year 1897, the receipts for 1898 increased
$63,946,785.86, as follows:
Increase in receipts for 1898.

Source.

1897.

1898. »

Increase.

Decrease.

8146,688,574.29 8170,900,641.49 $24,212,067.20
1,243,129.42
864,581.41
378,548.01
Distri ot of Columbia
3,693,282.98
127,152.69
3,566,130.29
94,233.03
1,007,352.96
913.119.93
Miscellaneous
46,269.93
94,638.59
48,368.66
Sales of ordnance niaterial
.23,707.36
1,122,883.05
1,146,590.41
Navy pension a n d navy hospital funds
21,618.89
224,331.32
^ 202,712.43
Sales of Grovernment property
17,954.25
99,273.95
81,319.70
Sales of lands a n d buildings
3,348.45
1,975,849.28
1,972,500.83
Tax on national b a n k s
.".
176,554,126.65 149,575,062.35
Customs
826,979,064.30
Profits on coinage, bullion deposits, etc...
7,239,813.53
2,483,343.82
4,756,469.71
Sinkingfund for Pacific railways
2,277,173.25
1,495,186.42
781,986.83
942,148.39
P a y m e n t of interest by Pacific railways..
526,286.13
415,862.26
Sales of Indian lands
845,419.03
268,731.62
576,687.41
JTQQS—consular, letters patent, and land..
2,881,555.12
241 804 58
2,639,750.54
Reimbursement for costofwatersupply.
District of Columbia
321,097.75
93,086.98
228 010 77
48,478.54
Depredations on public lands
29,154.30
19,324.24
Soldiers' Home, permanent fund
126.617.94
107.612.49
19,005.45
128,320.75
Deposits for surveying public lands
113,049.08
15,271.67
586,827.45
Customs fees, fines, penalties, etc
10,339.95
576.487.50
309,^936.17
Imnaigrant fund...
2,943.31
306,992.86
Donations
102,394.87
102,394.87
Sale of Kansas Pacific Railroad
6,303,000.00
6,303,000.00
Sale of Union Pacific Railroad
58,448,223.75 58,448,223.75
82,665,462.73
Postal Service
6,347,155.82
89,012,618.55
Tntprnal revenue

Total
N e t increase




430,387,167.89

494,333,953.75

96,125,674.25
63,946,785.86

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32,178,888.39

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

XXIII

There was an increase of $77,594,423.23 in the ordinary expenditures,
as follows:
Increase in ordinary expenditures for 1898.
Object.

1897.

1898.

Increase.

Decrease.

CrsnL ESTABLISHMENT.
Legislative—
Salaries a n d expenses
Executive p r o p e r Salaries a n d expenses
D e p a r t m e n t of S t a t e —
Salaries a n d expenses
F o r e i g n intercourse....,
Treasury Department—
Salaries a n d expenses
Independent Treasury
M i n t s a n d a s s a y offices
Territorial governments
Salaries, etc., i n t e r n a l r e v e n u e
Bounty on sugar
R e f u n d for l a n d s o l d for d i r e c t t a x e s . .
Miscellaneous, internal revenue
Collecting customs r e v e n u e
R e f u n d i n g e x c e s s of d e p o s i t s , c u s toms
D e b e n t u r e s o r d r a w b a c k s , c u s t o m s ...
Miscellaneous items, customs
R e v e n u e Cutter Service
Regulating Immigration
Chinese-exclusion act
N e w r e v e n u e vessels
Alien contract labor laws
Marine-Hospital Service
Life-Saving Service
Light-House Establishraent
Coast a n d Geodetic Survey
Steamboat-Inspection Service
Engraving and printing
Public buildings
F u e l , etc., public buildings
Custodians and janitors
F u r n i t u r e for p u b l i c b u i l d i n g s
H e a t i n g a p p a r a t u s , public buildings...
V a u l t s , safes, e t c . , p u b l i c b u i l d i n g s
Fish hatcheries
Salaries a n d expenses. Fish Commission
National Museum
Zoological P a r k
Snaithsonian Institution
Columbian Exposition
Interstate Commerce Commission
E x p e n s e s of T r e a s u r y n o t e s
F r e n c h spoliation claims
Atlanta Exposition
;
Tennessee Exposition
O m a h a Exposition
P a y m e n t t o S o u t h e r n Pacific C o m pany
E p i d e m i c diseases
E x p e n s e s , l o a n of 1898
S i n k i n g fund. U n i o n Pacific R a i l r o a d
Miscellaneous items
W a r Department—
Salaries a n d expenses
Navy Department—
Salaries a n d expenses
Interior D e p a r t m e n t Salaries a n d expenses
Public L a n d s Service
C o l l e g e s for a g r i c u l t u r e
Eleventh Census
Miscellaneous items
Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t —
Salaries a n d expenses
Deficiency in postal r e v e n u e s
Mail t r a n s p o r t a t i o n , Pacific railways
D e p a r t m i e n t of A g r i c u l t u r e —
Salaries a n d expenses
Weather Bureau
D e p a r t m e n t of L a b o r —
Salaries a n d expenses




$9,537,248.21

$9,438,577.31

193,994.34

199,150.90

$5,156.56

138,684.81
2,076,876.84

138,975.25
2,485,58LI3

290.44
408,704.29

3,039,944.79
602,369.65
1,176,516.13
196,277.88
3,517,596.01
4,992,630.88
14,787.37
153,915.28
7,075,372.05

3,074,323.46
593,635.66
1,128,172.18
92,591.56
3,615,685.85
1,098,737.70
455.50
187,632.10
7,152,276.58

34,378.67

1,368,396.21
2,359,748.15
216,989.19
945,180.93
325,210.85
85,550.62
371,140.43
90,846.36
620,506.90
1,507,340.63
3,390,090.45
380,865.52
339,561.18
1,130,561.59
3,758,795.67
847,469.37
749,109.91
205,130.88
146,224.71
176.00
158.03

1,999,577.60
2,928,835.37
229,546.49
1,066,478.04
210,791.49
82,460.61
430,199.85
85,841.15
709.248.04
1,537,740.00
3,331,256.37
478,007.84
340,009.04
1,120,261.93
3,760,684.57
881,331.38
928,999.40
199,446.31
101,507.45
34,697.58
547.75

631,181.39
569,087.22
12,557.30
121,297.11

342,669.24
195,740.14
67,779.26
127,551.75
21,928.17
2a5,891.36
166,043.19
11,946.81
12,853.64
80,000.00

384,522.91
221,051.67
54,862.31
127,968.27
2,864.39
241,253.15
230,329.61

41,853.67
25,311.53

1,542,839.46
32,677.89

28.58
49,947.42
114,132.29

$98,670.90

8,733.99
48,343.95
103,686.32
3,893,893.18
14,331.87
33,716.82
76,904.53

114,419.36
3,090.01
59,059.42
5,005.21
88,741.14
30,399.37
58,834.08
97,142.32
447.86
"l,'299.'66
33,862.01
179,889.49
5,684.57
44,717.26
1,521.58
5,610.28

12,916.95
416.52
19,'063.'78
5,361.79
64,286.42
11,946.81
12,825.06
30,052.58
114,132.29
1,542,839.46

377,385.49

215,278.94
50,000.00
4,549,368.26
474,569.68

1,864,354.09

1,897,778.67

33,424.58

410,933.43

426,496.99

15,563.56

4,809,041.83
2,323,201.56
1,056,000.00
25,817.73
600,938.08

4,767,499.10
2,207,991.80
1,104,000.00
7.58.54
591,IOO.39

48,000.00

902,914.82
I I , 149,206.13

870,481.01
10,504,040.42

182,601.05
50, OOD. 00
4,549,368.26
97,184.19

41,542.73
115,206.76
25,059.19
9,837.69
32,433.81
645,165.71

1,569,153.38

857,797.45

2,176,530.38
848,949.64

2,284,493.49
908,814.39

107,963.11
59,864.75

•170,698.76

179,772.26

9,073.50

711,355.93

XXIV

REPORT O F T H E SECRETARY O F T H E TREASURY.
Increase in ordinary expenditures for 1898—Continued.
Object.

D e p a r t m e n t of J u s t i c e - ^
Salaries a n d expenses
S a l a r i e s of j u s t i c e s , a s s i s t a n t a t t o r neys, etc
S a l a r i e s , fees, a n d e x p e n s e s of m a r shals
F e e s of w i t n e s s e s
S a l a r i e s a n d fees of d i s t r i c t a t t o r n e y s
F e e s of j u r o r s
F e e s of c l e r k s
F e e s of c o m m i s s i o n e r s
Supportof prisoners
P a y of bailifls
:...
J u d g m e n t s , United States courts
P r o t e c t i n g p r o p e r t y i n h a n d s of r e ceivers
Miscellaneous items
District of Columbia—
Salaries a n d expenses...

Increase.

1897.

$317,675.06

$371,145.58

$53,470.52

1,091,139.35

1,135,181.88

44,042.53

1,592,188.32
1,099,167.26
101,355.67
572,540.39
296,977.98
241,177.79
557,264.25
98,893.34
10,027.47

1,375,427.93
955,579.46
516,520.17
649,139.58
253,459.39
197,981.33
907,337.60
178,255.72
51,220.53

15,945.82
668,119.63

2,144.21
537,917.52

6,508,539.34

6,319,725.84

95,968,325.72
L e s s r e p a y m e n t t o Pacific R a i l r o a d
sinking funds
T o t a l Civil E s t a b l i s h m e n t . . .

Decrease.

8216,700.39
143,587.80
415,164.50
76,599.19
43.5ifi. 59
43,r..6.46
350,073.35
79,362.38
41,193.06
13,801.61
130,202.11
188,813.50
8,948,627.01

5,567,057.90

5,567,057.90

90,401,267.82

96,520,505.17 14,515,684.91

13,723, 532.36
1, 406,430.12
6,720, 465.60
790, 628.25
7,702,888.08
375, 383.93
22, 043.16
234, 974.80
4,769,797.75
8,912, 906.06
352, 947.33
95, 344.89
2,330, 801.20
723, 466.81
126, 593.09
104, 782.80
81, 266.44
476, 015.22

7,034,112.30 7,034,112.30
600,034.00
600, 034.00
21,443, 090.19 7,719,557.83
5,922,441.36 4,516,011.24
18,831, 850.56 12,111,384.96
494, 287.34
10,786,774.65 3,083,886.57
774, 589.07
399,205.14
35, 126.57
13,083.41
280, 085.70
45,110.90
5,678,777.97
908,980.22
15,106,271.99 6,193,365.93
399, 190.37
46,243.04
153, 124.71
57,779.82
2,286,943.73
913,750.00
190,283.19
107, 612.49
129, 000.00
24,217.20
81, 715.55
449 11
933, 221.74
457,206.52

48,950,267.89

91,992,000.29 43,400,911.38

8,396,447.56

MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

National defense
Cuban and Philippine expeditions...
P a y Department
Subsistence Department
Quartermaster's Department
Medical Department
Ordnance Department
Engineer's Department
Signal Service
Military Academy
Improving harbors
Improving rivers
Military posts
Records of the Rebellion
National Home for Disabled Soldiers
State homes for disabled soldiers
Support of Soldiers' Home
Soldiers' Home, permanent fund
Soldiers' Home, interest account
Miscellaneous items
Total Military Establishment..,

296,340.91

43,857.47
"i8,"980.'60

NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.

National defense
Increase of the Navy
Vessels for auxiliary naval force
,
Bureau of Yards and Docks
'..
Bureau of Equipment
,
Bureau of Navigation
Bureau of Construction and Repair..,
Bureau of Ordnance
Bureau of Steam Engineering ,
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
MarineCorps
Naval Academy
,
P a y o f the Navy
General account of advances
Miscellaneous items
Total Naval Establishment..
I n d i a n Service
Pensions
Interest on the public debt...
Grand total...
Net increase..




14,539,911.36
1,575,829.90
1,455, 594.46
168, 002.80
2, 292,056.16
887, 139.00
1,130,229.12
1,971,560.31
311, 329.48
1,053, 676.64
273, 759.45
8,311, 599.35
308, 9U8.04
281, 950.22
34,561,546.29

20,622, 415.20
10,753, 388.73
352, 010.00
1,774, 571.02
1,843, 121.78
174, 406. II
3,008, 220.42
1,652, 784.44
1,496, 417.36
3,349, 543.07
300, 661.05
1,174, 974.32
223, 485.32
9,067, §58.07
2,258, 701.75
771, 726.16

20,622,415.20
3,786,522.63
352,010.00
198,741.12
387,527.32
6,403.3 L
• 716,164.26
765,645.44
366,188.24
1,377.982.76
10,668.43
121,297.68
50,274.13
755,958.72
1,949,793.71
489,775.94

58,823,984.80 28,109,903.70

13,016,802.46
141,053,164.63
37^791,110.48

10,994,667.70
147,452,368.61
37,585,056.23

365,774,159.57

443,368,582.80 92,425,703.97

3,847,465.19
2,022,134.76

6,399,203.98
206,054.25

77,594,423.23

14,831,280.74

KEPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

XXV

Fiscal year 1899.
The revenues of the Government for the current fiscal year are thus
estimated upon the basis of existing laws:
From
From
From
From

customs
internal revenue
miscellaneous sources
Postal Service

$195,000,000.00
270,000,000.00
20, 000, 000. 00
92,874,647.37

Total estimated revenues

577,874,647.37

The expenditures for the same period are estimated as follows:
For the civil estahlishment
For the military estabUshment
For the naval establishment
For the Indian Service
Forpensions
For interest on the puhlic deht
For Postal Service

$93, 000, 000. 00
250, 000, 000. 00
60, 000, 000. 00
12,000,000.00
141,000,000.00
41, 000, 000. 00
92,874,647.37

,

Total estimated expenditures

689,874,647.37

Or a deficit of.

'

112,000,000.00

Fiscal year 1900.
It is estimated that upon the basis of existing laws the revenues of the
Government for the fiscal year 1900 will be:
From
From
From
From

customs
internal revenue
iniscellaneous sources
Postal Service

'.

$205,000,000.00
285,000,000.00
20,000,000.00
100, 958,112. 00

Total estimated revenues

610,958,112.00

The estimates of appropriations required for the same period, as submitted by the several Executive Departments and ofiices, are as follows:
Legislative estahlishment
Executive estahlishment—
Executive proper
state Department
Treasury Department
War Department
Navy Department
Interior Department
Post-Oflace Department
Departmentof Agriculture
Departmentof Justice
Department of Lahor
i
Judicial estahlishment
Foreign intercourse
Military estahlishment
Naval estahlishment
Indian affairs
Pensions....,
Public works—
Legislative
Treasury Department...
War Department
Navy Department




,

$4,476,995.86
$239,980.00
157,820.00
9,661,040.00
2, 373, 866. 00
502, 280. 00
4, 890, 284. 00
950,190.00
3,127,722.00 .
231,950.00
172,980.00
:

7,500.00
5, 844, 739. 97
42,852,991.20
8,013,599.00

22, 308,112.00
707,620.00
1,833,028.76
145,119, 431. 51
39,114,652.08
7,069,316.41
145,233,830.00

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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

Puhlic Works—Continued.
Interior Department
Department of Justice

$113, 250. 00
95, 000. 00
$56, 927, 080.17

Miscellaueous—
Legislative
Treasury Department.:
War Department
Interior Departmeut
Department of Justice
District of Columbia..

:

3, 811, 095. 30
13,252,376.28
5, 589, 299. 00
2,429,613.20
5, 001, 012. 00
7, 230, 808. 07

Postal Service, including $4,265,888 deficiency in postal revenues
Permanent annual appropriations—
Interest on the public debt
40, 400, 000. 00
Refunding—customs, internal revenue, etc
5, 422, 000. 00
Collecting revenue from customs
5, 500, 000. 00
Miscellaneous
24, 356, 220. 00

37, 314, 203. 85
105, 224, 000. 00

75, 678, 220. 00
Total estimated appropriations, exclusive of sinking fund
Or an estimated deficit of.

641, 006, 490. 64
30, 048, 378. 64

OPERATIONS OF THE TREASURY.
The aggregate receipts for the fiscal year, under warrant, as shown by
the report of the Treasurer of the United States, were $738,549,255.20,
and the disbursements, $827,588,124.80. There was consequently a
decrease of $89,038,869.60 in the general Treasury balance, which stood
at $864,790,237.71 at the opening of the year and at $775,751,368.11
at the close. Besides the ordinary revenues, there were receipts on
account of the public debt which swelled the total income available in
the fiscal operations of the Government to $481,612,255.20, while corresponding additions to the ordinary expenditures brought the total
on this side of the account up to $543,561,104.80, and created a deficiency of $61,948,849.60 as the net result. These figures, however, do
not include any part ofthe loan of $200,000,000, the proceeds of which
had begun to come in before the close of the year, though none were
formally covered into the Treasury until afterwards. On the side of
the receipts is included the sum of $64,751,223.75, realized from the
„ sale of the Union Pacific and Kansas Pacific railroads, while, on the
other hand, the expenditures are increased by $29,850,952, disbursed
in the redemption of Pacific Eailroad subsidy bonds.
A better view ofthe results of the year's fiscal operations is afforded
by the changes in the assets of the Treasury. The total holdings available in this branch of the business show only the insignificant falling off
from $283,295,424.23 to $275,747,803.17. So unusual a variance as this
between the accounts of the Department and the actual condition of the
Treasury is due chiefiy to thereceipts from the new loan, on the one
hand, and to unexpended advances to disbursing officers on the other.
In the character of the assets there was such an improvement as to
constitute a substantial gain in strength. The changes were an increase
in gold and in deposits with national banks, while the losses were in



REPORT OF TiiE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

XXVlI

silver and Treasury notes. With insignificant interruptions, the free
gold, which stood at $139,867,158.57 at the beginning of the year, continued to increase until it reached $181,240,388.81 on May 4, 1898.
After this, the extraordinary expenditures caused by the war, together
with the. depletion of the other forms of cash, compelled the use of gold
in current disbursements, and drew down the Treasury reserve, by June
18, to $163,474,057.32. After that date the proceeds of the loan began
to afford relief, and the reserve grew rapidly, until it reached
$245,063,795.51 on October 7, 1898, the highest point this fund has
ever attained. Since then the necessities of the situation have required
an enlarged use of the coin in disbursements, which has had the inevitable result of diminishing the holdings, though only to an insignificant
extent.
By forethought and care an ample stock of notes of suitable denominations was provided to meet the demand for the annual movement of
the crops, and the difficulties presented by this task in former years
have been in large part avoided. Within forty days after the 1st of
September, Chicago alone was supplied with $5,150,000 in small notes
in exchange for larger denominations. In the twelve months ended
September 30 last the amount of outstanding notes of the denomination
of $20 and under increased from $861,433,826 to $903,090,863, while the '
increase of the gold coin in circulation in the same period, all of course
of the like denominations, amounted to $94,551,059, making a total
addition to such currency of $136,208,096.
Although the net gold in the Treasury during the past year has
exceeded the needs of the Government, having been greater, both absolutely and in proportion to other moneys, than ever before, it was found
possible, up to the middle of October, to accept gold coin to the extent
of over fifteen millions of dollars in exchange for notes of small denominations, which were needed to facilitate the business of the country.
The first proceeds of the popular loan of $200,000,000 were received
on the 14th of June, and from that date forward the inflow of money
from this source has been rapid and constant. The total amount
received up to l^ovember 1 was $195,444,187.62.
With the object of averting the possibility of financial stringency,
which might have been apprehended as the result of the drain upon
the currency in circulation, the payment of the interest due October
1 on the 4 per cent loan of 1907 was anticipated, the maturing coupons
being made payable on September 10, while the checks for the interest
on the registered bonds were sent out September 20. Like anticipation
was also made in the case of the interest falling due November 1. The
total amount of the payments thus advanced was $9,815,116.85.
With like purpose, under the circular of September 3,1898, the Pacific
Eailroad bonds, which will fall due on January 1, 1899, amounting to
$14,004,560, were made payable, principal and interest, in full, with a
rebate of one-half of 1 per cent. It was also directed that a large share



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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

of the proceeds of the popular loan be deposited in national banks, so
that these funds, while at all times available for use, might, until needed,
remain in the channels of trade. • The deposits in national banks were
thus increased by $66,775,610.88 between May 31 and October 31.
The effect of these measures has proved in all respects satisfactory.
COINS AND COINAGE.

The Director of the Mint, in his report for the fiscal year ended June
30, 1898,* shows in detail the operations of the institutions under his
charge, and also statistics of coinage, production, and monetary conditions of foreign countries.
Deposits.
The receipts and deposits of bullion at mints and assay offices, including redeposits, aggregated $215,566,261.54, of which $198,740,492.23
was gold and $16,825,769.31 silver, classified as follows:
GoldDomestic huilion
Mutilated and uncurrent domestic coin
Foreign bullion and coin
Old plate and jewelry

$69,881,120.57
1,187, 682. 99
7.3, 687, 447. 90
2,936,943.37

Total original deposits

147, 693,194. 83

Redeposits

51,047,297.40

Total deposits

198,740,492.23

Silver (coinage value) :
Domestic huilion
Mutilated and uncurrent domestic coin
Foreign huilion and coin
Old plate and jewelry
Total original deposits
Redeposits

6,484,364.07
5,443, 436.13
717, 227.19
616,572.72
13,261,600.11
3, 564,169. 20

Total deposits

16,825,769.31

The deposits of gold were greater than in any previous year of our
history. In but one other year have the original deposits exceeded
$100,000,000, the exception being the fiscal year ended June 30, 1881,
when they were $130,833,102.45.
Purchases.
Silver bullion purchased under the provisions of section 3526, Eevised
Statutes of the United States, for coinage of subsidiary silver aggregated 193,522.30 fine ounces, costing $107,741.28.
Coinage.
The coinage executed during the fiscal year was:
Gold
Silver dollars
Subsidiary silver
Minor

:

Total



$64,634,865.00
10, 002, 780. 00
6,482,804.00
1,489,484.11
82, 609, 933. H

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XXIX

The silver dollars coined were from bullion purchased under the act
of July 14, 1890.
The total coinage of silver dollars from bullion purchased under act
of July 14, 1890, from August 13,1890, to July 1, 1898, was $78,751,257,
containing 60,909,175.32 fine ounces, costing $58,460,975.54, giving a
seigniorage of $20,290,281.46.
In addition to the above coinage, there were manufactured at the mint
at Philadelphia forthe Government of Costa Eica 20,000twenty-colone
gold pieces, of the value of $186,141.02, and for the Government of Santo
Domingo the following silver pieces :
Depomination.

Pieces.
250,539
908,668
1,382,189
759,715

D o l l a r s (pesos)
Half dollars (medio pesos)
,
T w e n t y - c e n t p i e c e s (20 c e n t a v o s )
T e n - c e n t p i e c e s (10 c e n t a v o s )

Becoinage.
Uncurrent gold coin of the face value of $1,198,860, and mutilated
silver coin of the face value of $6,109,772.32, were received, as follows:
Face value.
Transferred and purchased.

Transferred from the Treasury
Purchased over the counter
Total

,

;

Gold coin.

Silver coin.

S549,351.00
649,509.00

S6,104,140.80
5,631.52

1,198,860.00

6,109,772.32

This represents in new gold coin $1,187,683.99, and new silver dollars
$5,443,436.13, or in new subsidiary silver coin $5,820,159.16.
Of the subsidiary silver coinage, $5,962,141 were coined from worn
and uncurrent silver coin transferred from the Treasury for recoinage,
and $520,663 from silver purchased under provisions of section 3526,
Eevised Statutes, for the subsidiary silver coinage, on which latter
the seigniorage was $286,311.22.
Silver balances.
The balance of silver bullion on hand at the mints for the coinage of
silver dollars, subsidiary silver coins, and for payment of deposits of silver bullion in fine bars, July 1, 1898, was:
Items.
P u r c h a s e d u n d e r a c t of J u l y 14,1890
F o r subsidiary silver coinage a t mints
F o r s u l « i d i a r y s i l v e r c o i n a g e a t a s s a y offices
A t U n i t e d S t a t e s a s s a y office. N e w Y o r k , f o r p a y m e n t of
d e p o s i t s i n fine b a r s
Total




Fine ounces.
107, 701,936.56
I , 041,122.64
201,494.06

Cost.
$97,407,490.82
1,356,316.97
122,815.17

419,951.13

466,612.37

109,364,504.39

99,353,235.33

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Seigniorage.

Including the balances on hand at the mints July 1, 1878, the net
seigniorage on the coinage of silver from that date to June 30, 1898,
was $88,182,815.37.
Minor coinage.
Of the minor coins manufactured duringthe year, $1,148,238.81 were
from new material and $341,245.30 from old and uncurrent minor coins
transferred from the Treasury for recoinage.
The amount of minor coins transferred for reissue was $198,900.
The total amount of minor coins outstanding July 1, 1898, was
$27,311,402.01.
Bars manufactured.
During the fiscal year there were manufactured gold bars of the value
of $92,187,391.67, and silver bars, $7,667,887.90.
Silver quotations.
The highest quotation for silver 0.925 fine during the year in the
London market was 27f pence, equal to $0.60831 per ounce fine in
United States money; the lowest quotation was 231 pence, equivalent to
$0.51789. The average price for the year was 26^^ pence, equivalent
to $0.57675. The bullion value of the United States standard silver
dollar, at the highest price for the year, was $0.47040, and at the lowest,
$0.40055, and at the average price, $0.44607.
The commercial ratio of gold to silver at the average price was 1 to
35.84.
The number of grains of pure silver at the average price that could
be purchased with a United States silver dollar was 832.20, equivalent
to 1.73 fine ounces.
JEJarnings and expenditures.
The. expenditures necessary to maintain the various institutions connected with the Mint Service during the fiscal year were $1,263,133.02.
The earnings from all sources during the same period were
$4,695,797.96, showing a surplus of earnings over expenditures of
$3,432,664.94.
Imports and exports.
The net imports of gold during the fiscal year were $104,868,476, as
against $44,609,841 for the fiscal year 1897.
The net silver exports were $24,822,146, as against $32,636,835 for
the previous fiscal year.
Industrial arts.
The value of gold and silver consumed in the industrial arts by the
United States during the calendar year 1897 was: Gold, $11,870,231,silver, coining value, $11,201,150; a total of $23,071,381.



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Tbere were consumed in new material, in the manufacture of these
bars, gold, $7,184,822; silver, $9,200,497.
Metallic stock in the United States.
The total metallic stock in the United States on July 1, 1898, was
Gold, $861,514,780; silver, $637,672,743; a total of $1,499,187,523.
Froduction of gold and silver.
The estimated production ofthe precious metals in theUnited States
during the calendar year 1897 was:
Fine
ounces.

Metals.

Commercial
value.

2,774,935
53,860,000

Gold
Silver

$57,363,000
32,316,000

Coining
value.
$57,363,000
69,637,000

The estimated production of the precious metals in the world during
the calendar year 1897 was:
mercial
Fine ounces. Com
value.

Metals.

11,489,291
183,096,090

Gold
Silver

$237,504,800
100,857,700

Coining
value.
S237,504,800
236,730,300

Wo7'Ws coinage.
The total coinage of gold and silver by the various countries of the
world during the calendar year 1897 was as follows:
Gold
Silver

$437,719,345
167,760,297
Total

605,479,642

The total metallic stock and uncovered paper in the world, as estimated on January 1, 1898, was:
Gold
Full legal-tender silver
Limited tender silver

$4,619,000,000
3,276,100,000
701,400,000

,

Total n\etallic stock.
Uncovered paper

.*...

Grand total

8,596,500,000
2,322,800,000
10,919,300,000

Legislation recommended.
Wastage.—Section 3542 of the Eevised Statutes limits the amount
allowed for wastage by the operative officers in the Mint Service in the
case of the melter and refiner to one-thousandth part of the gold and
two-thousandths part of the silver, and in the case of the coiner to one


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half thousandth part of the gold and one-thousandth part of the silver,
delivered to each. Experience has demonstrated that one-half of this
allowance would be ample to cover the necessary loss involved in their
operations upon these metals. It has previously been suggested that
the legal allowance be reduced accordingly, and the recommendation
is repeated.
Foreign coin.—Theamouut of foreign gold coin deposited at the mints
and assay offices during the year was $47,210,078. Under the law these
coins can not be paid out again, but must be melted. If the Secretary of
the Treasury were permitted, in his discretion, to hold these deposits, he
could frequently use them to supply the demand for gold for exportation, instead of delivering domestic coins or bars. Our own coin frequently goes abroad and remains for years in foreign treasuries. There .
is no reason why every foreign coin received at our Treasury should be
imperatively required to be melted.
Silver coinage.—The only provision of law now existing by which any
increase in the stock of fractional coin in the country can be made is that
(sec. 3545, Eev. Stat.) authorizing the purchase of the small amount of
silver contained in and separated from gold deposits.
The amount of silver thus obtained last year from gold deposits was
184,595.39 fine ounces, which would be sufficient to coin about
$255,000 of our fractional coin. This i s wholly inadequate to meet the
actual demand. There has been in the past a large stock of fractional
coin in the Treasury, accumulated after the resumption of specie payments. During the period of paper money our stock of silver coin was
exported principally to Central and South American countries, where
it passed at its face value; but upon resumption of specie payments and
the passage of the act of June 9, 1879, providing for the redemption of
fractional silver at its face value, these coins returned in such quantities
that, with the new coinage executed, the fractional silver became
redundant and accumulated in the Treasury. For the last ten years
the country has been absorbing that stock at the rate of from $1,500,000
to $2,000,000 per year, and this year the demand has been exceptionally
strong. The amount of fractional silver coin held by the Treasury
July 1,1897, was $16,201,960; on July 1,1898, $12,070,690. This stock
has, at present, November 18, been reduced to $7,122,506, much of which
is so worn as to be unfit for circulation.
The amount available, distributed among the several subtreasuries,
gives but small stock to each, and some denominations are exhausted.
The Secretary of the Treasury should be authorized to recoin this '
uncurrent stock, and any such coin which may hereafter accumulate
in the Treasury, the difference between its face value and the new coin
it will make to be paid out of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated. Further provision should be made to add to the
stock of fractional coin, and to that end it is suggested that the Secretary of the Treasury be authorized to use any silver bullion now in



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the Treasury for the coinage of such denominations as may be required
from time to time to meet the demand from the different sections of
the country. With an ever-increasing population, which will be added
to in the near future by the acquisition of additional territory, the
demand for fractional silver coin will be such as to make it essentially
necessary that the stock should be increased.
Discontinuance of Carson mint and St. Louis assay office.—The total
deposits of gold at the Carson mint during the last fiscal year were of
the value of only $530,438.87. The expense of conducting the institution was $37,578.41, in addition to which the Government paid the
express charges on the bullion to the San Francisco mint in preference to
conducting coinage operations at Carson with so small a supply. The
cost of maintaining the institution was therefore above 7 per cent of the
value of the gold handled there. The total gold product of Nevada in
the calendar year 1897 was $2,976,400, from which it appears that
four-fifths of the product of that State are more conveniently deposited
elsewhere than at Carson, and it may be inferred that the remainder
might go to other places without serious inconvenience to the producer.
The deposits now made at Carson could be received and treated at the
San Francisco mint without increasing the expense of the latter institution to exceed $1,000 per year. It is, therefore, recommended that
the mint at Carson be discontinued. If it is considered desirable
to continue an assay office there, and the institution can be relieved of
the care of the silver dollars now on storage in it, the annual outlay can
be reduced to about $12,000.
The assay office at St. Louis received during the last fiscal year gold
deposits amounting to $105,960.98, and in the previous year $97,938.26.
In each case old jewelry furnished one-half of the sum. The office is
scarcely of sufficient importance to the mining industry or to the general public to warrant the expense of maintaining it, which last year
was about $4,700. The saving which might be made by abolishing this
office and the mint at Carson would assist in meeting the new outlay
incurred by establishing an office at Seattle.
Building for Seattle assay office.—The assay office at Seattle, during
the first four months after opening for deposits, has received
$5,478,550 worth of gold. It is probable that it will be one of the most
important offices of the Mint Service. It is now located in a rented
building, without such provisions for the safe-keeping of treasure as
ought to be provided. It is, therefore, recommended that Congress
provide for the erection of a suitable building there for the assay office.
An appropriate building can be provided at a cost of not over $50,000.
Deficiencies in the bullion accounts of the mints.—Attention is respectfully called to the deficits in the bullion accounts of the mints at San
Francisco, Philadelphia, New Orleans, and Carson, amounting in the
aggregate to $530,681.67.
The deficits in the accounts of the mint at San Francisco amountecj
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to $416,587.90. Of this sum, $152,327.03 occurred in 1856, and the
remainder, $264,260.87, between 1864 and 1871, all arising from excessive wastage of the operative officers, loss on sale of sweeps, annual
assay coins being used in the purchase of supplies, and embezzlement of
employees.
The amount of the deficit in the accounts of the mint at New Orleans
is $25,000, and is alleged to be due to the destruction of that sum in
cuirency by fire in the cashier^s vault in June, 1893.
The deficit in the accounts of the mint at Philadelphia is $13,543.82.
Of this sum, $12,810.82 is a balance of gold bullion embezzled by the
weigh clerk in 1893, not recovered, and $733, a shortage found in the
account of silver dollars on storage.
The deficit in the bullion accounts of the mint at Carson is $75,549.75,
and is due to the embezzlement of that sum by former employees in the
melter and refiner^s office, and was effected by the abstraction and substitution of metal of low fineness in gold for metal of a higher fineness.
The weigh clerk of the mint at Philadelphia, guilty of embezzling gold
bullion, and the assistant melter and refiner and the silver dissolver at
the Carson mint are now undergoing terms of imprisonment for their
crimes. ^
These deficiencies are classed as unavailable assets. Their designa^
tion, year after year, as assets of any kind is objectionable. The
amounts they represent are gone beyond reasonable possibility of recovery. It does not comport with the accuracy which should characterize
good bookkeeping and well-ordered accounts and the example of precision which the Government should at all times maintain that these
so-called assets, which are not such in any sense of the word, should be
kept on the books for periods varying from five to more than forty years.
It is recommended that Congress relieve the Treasurer of the United
States and the respective mints from carrying the amount of these
deficits in their accounts.
BUREAU OF ENGRAYING AND PRINTING.

If any justification were needed for the maintenance of an establishment of this kind in connection with the Treasury Department, it was
fully supplied by the prompt manner in which the Bureau furnished the
stamps and securities required under the war-revenue act. This act
was approved June 13, 1898, and took effect immediately upon its passage as to the change of tax on beer, tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, and
snuff, thus practically destroying the three-months' stock ofstamps in the
hands of collectors of internal revenue and the Commissioner of Internal
Eevenue, besides completed and incompleted work in the Bureau.
Stamps for issue under the new act were delivered to the Commissioner
of Internal Eevenue by the Bureau on the morning of the 14th of
June, 1898, As to the stamps for special taxes, for documents, fo?:



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medicines, and for mixed flour, the law allowed but seventeen days for
the engraving and printing and distribution thereof. Within this time
the Bureau had furnished a sufficient number of stamps to supply the
immediate demands of the public, and by August 1, 1898, had furnished
all that were required by law as a reserve stock in the hands of collectors and the Commissioner of Internal Eevenue. By July 1, 1898, the
Bureau was delivering 20,000,000 documentary and proprietary stamps
alone daily, and by September 17, 1898, the Commissioner of Internal
Eevenue had ordered their delivery stopped.
The Bureau was equally as prompt in the delivery of the bonds
required under this act, supplying the several denominations in quantities required by the Department and upon the dates set for the
delivery of the same.
The amount of work required by the exigencies existing could
only have been executed within the time allotted by extraordinary
exertions. It was fortunate that the Government had an establishment for the execution of this work so thoroughly equipped as the
Bureau, under the supervision of its own officers, who were responsible
to the Secretary of the Treasury for the prompt and efficient performance of duty. Had the Department been required to procure
the stamps and securities from private parties, it would not have been
able to control the work to the extent it did, and it is believed would not
so promptly have received the needed stamps and securities.
The officers and employees of the Bureau are entitled to the thanks
of the Department for the exertions made in this emergency. Many of
the expert employees of the Bureau, whose services could not be duplicated, cheerfully worked from sixteen to eighteen hours a day.
In addition to the special service rendered, as above described, the
Bureau furnished, in an economical manner, the securities and stamps
required in the transaction of the regular business of the Department.
The recommendation made in my last annual report, that Congress
make provision for the entire expense of the work of the Bureau by
direct appropriations, instead of, as at present, requiring a part of
them to be paid by transfer of funds from other appropriations on bills
rendered, is renewed.
It is desired to emphasize the necessity for an appropriation for a
substantial brick outbuilding for the Bureau, to take the place of the
temporary wooden sheds now used. This matter has heretofore been
called to the attention of Congress, and full explanation of the necessity
for the appropriation has been made in the annual reports of the Secretary for a number of years.
PUBLIC MONEYS.

The monetary transactions of the Government have been conducted
through the Treasurer of the United States^, 9 subtreasury officers, and



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194 national-bank depositaries. The amount of public moneys held by
them on June 30, 1898, including those to the credit of the Treasurer's
general account and United States disbursing officers, was $38,743,017.17,
an increase since June 30,1897, in amount of holdings of $22,784,283.35.
Since the beginning of the present fiscal year deposits on account
of the new 3 per cent war loan have been received to the amount of
$200,000,000, and in order to avoid a dangerous stringency which
might be created by a too-rapid absorption of funds into the Treasury,
a large number of national banks were designated, under section 5153,
Eevised Statutes, as depositaries of public moneys, and public funds deposited therewith temporarily, thereby increasing the holdings of
such depositaries to an amount exceeding $90,000,000.
NATIONAL BANKS.

During the existence of the national banking system up to the close
of the year ended October 31, 1898, 5,151 national banks were organized. The number inoperation is 3,598. Of the closed associations,
1,194 were placed in voluntary liquidation by the shareholders, and 359,
insolvent, in charge of receivers. On October 31, 1897, there were in
active operation 3,617 associations. During the past year 56 were organized, 69 placed in voluntary liquidation, and 7 failed, including one
of the banks in liquidation, above referred to, making a net reduction
during that period of 19 banks.
The authorized capital stock of the banks = on October 31, 1898,
was $624,552,195; the circulation outstanding, $239,546,281, bf which
$210,045,456 is secured by bonds and $29,500,825 by lawful money
deposited with the Treasurer of the United States on account of liquidating and insolvent associations, and those reducing circulation. A
comparison of the circulation account on October 31, 1898, with October 31, 1897, shows an increase of $9,582,771 in the total amount of
circulation outstanding, and of $6,119,776 in circulation secured by
bonds.
The capital of the 56 banks organized during the past year aggregates
$9,665,000. Geographically, the Middle States lead both in the number
of banks and the aggregate capital, viz, 22 and $3,960,000, respectively.
Seven were organized in Ohio, 6 in Iowa, 5 in Illinois, 2 in Missouri,
and 1 each in Indiana and Wisconsin. In the aggregate amount of
capital the Pacific States are second. Two banks in California were
capitalized in the aggregate for $3,500,000, and the new and first bank
in Alaska for $50,000. Sixteen associations were formed in the Eastern
States, with an aggregate capital of $1,185,000; Pennsylvania leading
with 8, followed by New York, 4 ; New Jersey, 2; Delaware and
Maryland, 1 each. In the Southern division, 8 banks, with capital of
$620,000, were organized ; Texas leads with 4, and 1 bank was organized
in each of the States of Yirginia;, North Carolina, South Carolina, a-ncj



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Kentucky. The banks created in the Western States number 6, and are
capitalized for $300,000. Three of these banks are in the Indian Territory, 2 in Kansas, and I in Oklahoma. The only bank organized in
the New England States is located in New Hampshire, and has a capital
of $50,000.
Since July 12, 1882, the date of the passage of the act providing for
the extension of the corporate existence of national banks, the charters
of 1;670 have been extended, their capital aggregating $407,531,115.
In the past year the corporate existence of 20 associations, with capital
aggregating $2,145,000, was extended. Three associations, the corporate existence of which expired, liquidated, although two of them
reorganized under different titles. During the coming year 22 banks,
with capital amounting to $3,155,000, will reach the close of their
corporate existence. The capital and circulation of the 1,134 banks,
the charters of which will expire during the ten years ending with
1908, amount, respectively, to $162,418,150 and $44,293,753.
The capital of the 69 banks placed in voluntary liquidation during
the year, exclusive of that of the one subsequently declared insolvent,
amounted to $12,509,000, and the capital ofthe 7 insolvent associations
$1,200,000.
The last reports of condition of the 3,585 national banks, made September 20, 1898, show that the aggregate resources were $4,003,511,044.87,
an increase since October 5, 1897, of $298,377,337.16. Loans and discounts, including overdrafts, have increased $105,743,496.64, and they
now aggregate $2,172,519,610.54. Government securities on hand and
deposited with the Treasurer of the United States to secure circulation
and public deposits amount to $358,140,277, an increase of $80,904,357.
Gold holdings have increased $54,775,318.33, but, owing t o t h e reduction of the amount of currency certificates, the net increase in amount of
specie and other lawful money is but $31,839,827.34, the total currency heldl
amounting to $420,722,458.39. The banks' individual deposits have risen
to $2,031,454,540.29, an increase during the year of $178,105,411.79.
The surplus and profit accounts have increased $5,818,205.60. The
reduction of 25 in the number of reporting banks is accompanied by
a reduction of $9,970,200 in capital and $4,436,904.50 in circulation.
The number of banks and capital stock in each geographical divisiouy
as shown by the reports on September 20, are as follows:
Geographical division.
New England States..
Eastern States
.''.
Southern States
Middle States
Western States
Pacific States
Total

No. of
banks.

Capital.

582 $154,781,620
954 192,396,875
537
64,592,200
1,041 158,138,100
348
31,544,100
123
20,065,000
3,585

621,517,895

The aggregate resources of the 5,145 banks and banking institutions
incorporated under State authority, including those of 758 private



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banks and bankers, amount to $4,631,328,357 j loans and discounts,
$2,480,874,360; and deposits, $3,664,797,296. Combining these amounts
with similar items in the national bank statements, July 14, 1898, the
following results are shown: Aggregate resources, $8,609,003,802; loans
and discounts, $4,632,632,015; and deposits, $5,741,023,872.
LOANS AND CURRENOY.

The interest-bearing debt July 1, 1897, included unmatured United
States bonds oatstanding in the amount of $847,320,000. No material
change appeared in the debt statements in the fiscal year ended June
30, 1898, but on June 13 a circular was published inviting public subscriptions for $200,000,000 3.per cent bonds authorized b y t h e actof
June 13, 1898.
The public response to this invitation was not confined to any section,
of the country, and during the thirty days prescribed in the circular as
the period for subscriptions there were received 232,224, of $500 and
less, accompanied by full payment for the bonds, and over 88,000, in
sums greater than $500, accompanied in each instance by a deposit
of 2 per cent of the amount subscribed. The total of subscriptions
of $500 and less was $100,444,560, and the total in greater amounts
than $500, including certain proposals guarantying the loan, amounted
in the aggregate to more than $1,400,000,000.
As provided by the circular, the allotment of bonds to subscribers of
amounts greater thsin $500 began immediately upon the close of the
books July 14, the smallest subscriptions being first allotted until those
of $4,400 and less had been reached. There was a residue, ascertained
to be about two million and a half dollars, which was allotted pro rata
among the subscribers of $4,500, each subscriber for that amount being
awarded the sum of $1,300. On page LXXX will be found a statement
showing the number of subscribers, by groups, for amounts over $500,
and $500 and less.
The bonds were dated August 1, 1898, and their preparation was
carried on as rapidly as possible. Soon after that date the Department
began their delivery, subscribers for $500 and less being the first to
receive their bonds substantially in the order of the receipt and acceptance of their subscriptions. The delivery of the bonds to subscribers
of this class was practically completed about the 1st of September,
though there are still some undelivered, owing to incomplete address
or some other irregularity not yet adjusted.
Before the delivery of the bonds to subscribers of $500 and less had
been completed, the Department began the delivery on account of
greater subscriptions. This has continued to the present time, and is
still in progress, as subscriptions amounting to about $2,000,000 are
still in part unpaid under that provision of the circular of June 13 which
provided for payments in installments of 20 per cent at intervals of
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The changes in the amounts of the several kinds of money in the
United States, outside the Treasury, between November 1, 1897, and
November 1, 1898, are shown in the following table. The estimated
population ofthe United States November 1, 1897, was 73,461,000, and
the per capita supply of money outside the Treasury was $23.23. The
estimated population and per capita supply of money November 1,
1898, were 75,059,000 and $24.87, respectively.
Comparative statement showing ihe changes in circulaiion.
I n circulation I n circulation
N o v . 1,1897.
N o v . 1, 1898.

S t a n d a r d silver dollars
G o l d certificates
Silver certificates
T r e a « i u r v n o t e s a e t J u l v 14 1890
U n i t e d S t a t e s n o t e s .^.
C u r r e n c y c e r t i f i c a t e s , a c t J u n e 8, 1872
Totals

$539,273,953
60,196,778
63,432,929
36,814,109
372,838,919
101,759,955
258,996,998
48,285,000
225,134,263

$649,846,727
63 437,255
68,878,952
35,338,909
391,1.77,575
96,569,780
306,301,620
20 055,000
234,969,964

1,706,732,904

1,866,575,782

Net increase

Decrease.

Increase.
$110,572,774
3,240,477
5,446,023

$1 475,200
18,338,656
5 190,175
47,304,622
28 230,000
9,835,701
34 895,375

194,738,253
159,842,878

FOREIGN COMMERCE.

The foreign commerce of the fiscal year 1898 in many respects has
been phenomenal. The exportations of the products of both field
and factory exceeded in value those of any preceding year, and the
grand total of exports was the largest ever recorded.- For the first time
in the history of our foreign commerce, the year's exportations averaged
more than $100,000,000 per month, the total being $1,231,482,330,
against $1,050,993,556 in 1897 and $1,030,278,148 in 1892, no other
years having reached the billion-dollar line.
Of our domestic exports, the value of agricultural products was
$853,683,570, surpassing by $54,355,338 the highest record ever before
made, that of 1892. Our manufacturers also made their highest record
of exports, those for the year being $290,697,354, against $277,285,391
in the preceding year. For the first time also in the history of our
foreign commerce, the exports of domestic manufactures were greater
than the imports of foreign manufactures, while the total exports of the
year were twice as great as the total imports—a condition heretofore
unknown, the trade balance in our favor being more than twice as great
as that of any former year. Nearly all branches of the great manufacturing industries shared in this increase of the export trade, particularly
manufactures of iron and steel, leather, boots and shoes, and mineral
oils, the principal exception being cotton goods, the demand for which
was somewhat reduced by the fact that certain countries formerly
buying our manufactured goods are now buying our raw cotton for use
in their own factories. Nearly all classes of the great agricultural products made their highest record of exports in the past year. The value
of the wheat and flour exported was greater than in any preceding year,



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except 1892; the quantity of cotton, corn, and oats surpassed in each
case that of any preceding year, and the exports of meat and dairy
products, grouped under the general head of provisions, exceeded in
value those of any former year.
The prices realized on nearly all important articles of export were
higher than in the preceding year, the notable exceptions being cotton
and mineral oils, in each of which the production in the United States,
the world's chief producer of these articles, has been in the past few
years phenomenally large, thus affecting the prices abroad as well as at
home.
In importations, the year has shown an equally remarkable record,
the value of foreign imports being less than in any previous year, with
a single exception, 1880, though the population has increased 50 per
cent since that time. The total imports were but $616,049,654 in value,
against $764,730,412 in the preceding year, and $779,724,674 a year
earlier. The falling off was almost entirely in manufactures and articles
of food. The importation of woolen manufactures was $14,823,771,
against $49,162,992 in the preceding year; of cotton goods, $27,267,300,
against $34,429,363 in 1897; of manufactures of iron and steel,
$12,626,431, against $16,094,557 in the preceding year; of earthenware
and china, $6,687,360, against $9,977,297 a year earlier; of glass
and glassware, $3,782,617, against $5,603,868 in 1897 ; and of tin plate,
$3,809,148, against $5,344,638 in the preceding year.
The year's record of the imports and exports of the precious metals
was also an unusual one. The importations of gold were greater than
in any preceding year in the history of the country, and the exports
smaller than in any year in the present decade, making the net
importations the largest ever known. The total imports of gold were
$120,391,674 and the exports $15,406,391, the net imports being
$104,985,283, the largest in any preceding year being $97,466,127 in 1881,
while on only twelve previous occasions since 1850 have the year's
imports of gold equaled the exports. The importation of silver, most
of which comes into the country in lead ore and base bullion, amounted
to $30,927,781 in value, against $30,533,227 in 1897 and $28,777,186 in
1896, while the exportation of the year amounted to $55,105,239 in value,
against $61,946,638 in the preceding year.
This satisfactory condition of our foreign trade extended t© our commerce with practically every nation and all the great geographical
divisions. Our sales to Europe alone increased $160,420,601, while
our purchases from that section of the globe decreased $124,258,514;
and to all the great divisions, except Oceanica, there was an increased
sale, and from all, except Asia and Oceanica, decreased imports. Our
exports to Asia show a gratifying gain, those of 1898 having been
$44,707,791, against $25,630,029 in 1896 and $11,645,703 in 1880, thus
having quadrupled since 1880, and nearly doubled within two years.




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The following table shows the domestic exports of the fiscal year by
classes, compared with those of 1896 and 1897:
Domestic exports, according to sources of production.
Y e a r e n d e d J u n e 30—
Classes.
1896.
Agriculture
Manufactures
Mining
Forest
Fisheries
Miscellaneous

$569,879,297
228,571,178
20,045,654
33,718,204
6,850,392
4,135,762

Total

1898.

1897.

863,200,487

$683,471
277,285
20,804
40,489
6,477
3,479

139
391
573
321
951
228

$853,683,570
290,697,354
19,410,707
37,900,171
5,435,483
3,164 628

1,032,007 603

1,210,291,913

The following shows the importations by classes, compared with those
of 1896 and 1897 :
Imports hy classes.
Year ended J u n e 30—

Classes.
Free of d u t y :
Articles of food and live animals
Articles in a crude condition for domestic industry
Articles manufactured—
For mechanic arts
For consumption
Articles of voluntary use, luxuries, etc
Total free of duty
Dutiable:
Articles of food and live animals
Articles in a crude condition for domestic industry.
Articles manufactured—
For mechanic arts
For consumption
Articles of voluntary use, luxuries, etc
Total dutiable
Free and dutiable:
Articles of food and live animals
Articles in a crude condition for domestic industry.
Articles manufactured—
For mechanic arts
For consumption
Articles of voluntary use, luxuries, etc
Total imports
Per cent of free

1896.

1897.

$123,674,270
186,417,181

$124,012,968
194,564,240

$105,072,254
155,251,519

29,854,940
20,496,034
9,315,045

29,864,421
24,750,275
8,746,339

17,391,491
9,241,512
4,457,399

369,757,470

381,938,243

291,414,175

113,350,775
22,951,536

121,153,211
20,352,385

76,528,984
49,205,666

64,878,779
124,778,005
84,008,109

57,309,091
109,624,851
74,352,631

52,576,492
73,329,175
72,995,162

409,967,204

382,792,169

324,635,479

237,025,045
209,368,717

245,166,179
214,916,625

181,601,238
204,457,185

94,733,719
145,274,039
93,323,154

87,173,512
134,375,126
83,098,970

69,967,983
82,570,687
77,452,561

779,724,674

764,730,412

616,049,654

47.4

49.1

47.30

157,013,506

172,760,361

145,438,385

,

Duties collected on merchandise

The following tables show the imports and exports of the last fiscal
year by geographical divisions, compared with 1896 and 1897 :
Imports hy geographical divisions.
Year ended J u n e 30—
Geographical divisions.
1896.

1897.

Europe
Nortli America
South America.
Asia
Oceanica
Africa

$418,639,121
126,877,126
108,828,462
89,592,318
24,614,668
11,172,979

$430,192,205
105,924,053
107,389,405
87,294,597
24,400,439
9,529,713

$305,933,691
91,376,807
92,091,694
92,594,593
26,859,230
7,1.93,639

Total

779,724,674

764,730,412

616,049,654




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TREASURY.

Exports hy geographical divisions.
Y e a r e n d e d J u n e 30—
Geographical divisions.

Europe
North America
South America
Asia
Oceanica
Africa
Total

;

1896.

1897.

$673,043,753
116,567,496
36,297,671
25,630,029
17,197,229
13,870,760

$813,385,644
124,958,461
33,768,646
39,274,905
22,652,773
16,953,127

$973,806,245
139,627,841
33,821,701
44,707,791
22,003,022
17,515,730

882,606,938

1,050,993,556

1,231,482,330

1898.

Distribution of the commerce of the United States, hy leading countries and grand divisions of
the globe, during the year ended June 30, 1898.
Exports.
Countries.

Imports.

United Kingdom....
Germany
France
Netherlands
Belgium....
Italy
Other Europe
British N o r t h American Possessions....
West Indies
Mexico
Central
American
States
Other North America
Brazil
Argentina
„
Venezuela
Other South America
Japan
China
«...
Other Asia
Hawaiian Islands
British Australasia..
Other Oceanica
Africa
Total

Domestic.

Foreign.

153,171,100
93,790,717
63,417,547
47,466,600
23,067,997
46,890,515

$6,542,303
1,868,872
1,668,573
856,977
152,601
222,861
291,280

78,621,365
25,580,303
20,405,952

6,268,454
862,591
800,987

84,889,819
26,442,894
21,206,939

4,819,467

500,691

1,721,363
13,262,951
5,948,846
2,704,908

46,668
54,085
480,224
41,353

11,117,260
20,354,689
9,992,070
14,295,854
5,773,672
15,520,987
474,588
17,494,860

212,074
30,852
824
33,502
133,483
88,876
II,416
20,870

1,210,291,918

Total,

Total exE x c e s s of
p o r t s a n d im- e x p o r t s o r
ports.
imports.
$649,885,790
224,737,350
148,190,138
76,799,589
56,361,027
43,623,495
80,142,547

*$431,995,420
* 85,342,594
* 42,728,442
* 51,749,459
* 38,877,375
* 2,958,221
•14,221,043

32,242,601
32,070,631
19,004,863

117,132,420
58,513,525
40,211,802

* 52,647,218
t5,627,737
* 2,202,076

5,320,158

7,266,480

12,586,638

11,946,322

1,768,031
13,317,036
6,429,070
2,746,261

792,232
61,750,369
5,915,879
7,722,564

2,560,263
75,067,405
12,344,949
10,468,825

* 975,799
148,433,333
* 513,191
14,976,303

I I , 329,334
20,385,541
9,992,894
14,329,356
5,907,155
15,609,863
486,004
17,515,730

16,702,882
25,223,610
20,326,436
47,044,547
17,187,380
5,578,898
4,092,952
7,193,639

28,032,216
45,609,151
30,319,330
61,373,903
23,094,535
21,188,761
4,578,956
24,709,369

+ 5,373,548
14,838,069
110,333,542
+ 32,715,191
t I I , 280,225
* 10,030,965
+ 3,606,948
* 10,322,091

21,190,417 1,231,482,330 616,049,654 1,847,531,984

* 615,432,676

• E x c e s s of e x p o r t s .

$540,940,605 $108,945,185
155,039,972 69,697,378
95,459,290 52,730,848
64,274,524 12,525,065
47,619,201
8,741,826
23,290,858 20,332,637
.47,181,795 32,960,752

t E x c e s s of i m p o r t s .

The following shows the principal features of the foreign commerce
during the fiscal year 1898, compared with 1897:
Principal features of foreign commerce.

Imports:
Merchandise: Free
Dutiable

Total
Per cent dutiable
Gold
Silver

>




1897.

1898.

-f, i n c r e a s e ;
—, d e c r e a s e .

$381,938,243
382,792,169

$291,414,175
324,635,479

—$90,524,068
—58,156,690

764,730,412

616,049,654

—148,680,758

50.1

52.7

85,014,780
30,533,227

120,391,674
30,927,781
.

-{-35,376,894
+394,554
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fPrincipal features of foreign commerce—Continued.
1897.

1898.

l>

Exports:
Merchandise: Domestic
Foreign

•

$1,032,007,603 $1,210,291,913 +$178,284,310
+2,204,464
18,985,953
21,190,417

.'

Total
Gold
Silver

?...

I m p o r t s of m e r c h a n d i s e for c o n s u m p t i o n
** D u t i e s p a i d
Ad valorern duties:
On dutiable
O n free a n d d u t i a b l e

+ , increase.
—, d e c r e a s e .

1,050,993,556 1,231,482,330

+180,488,774

40,361,580
61,946,638

15,406,391
55,105,239

—24,955,189
—6,841,399

789,251,030
172,760,361

587; 153,700
145,438,385

—202,097,330
—27,321,976

42.41
21.89

48.86
24.77

p e r cent...
do

CUSTOMS.

Eeorganization of districts.
Attention is invited to the recommendation contained in my last
annual report for the reorganization of customs districts and the discontinuance of useless ports. Every business consideration demands
that a reorganization of these districts should be effected, and the recommendation is renewed.
Special agents.
During the last fiscal year the special agents have examined the conduct of customs business and the personnel of the Gustoms Service,
as prescribed in section 2649, Eevised Statutes, in 86 customs districts
and independent ports. They have recommended many reductions in
the expense of maintaining the Customs Service, some of which have
already been approved by the Department, while others are still
under consideration. The special agents are usually called upon to
report on proposed increases in the expenses of the Service, and their
reports aid greatly in economical administration. Attention is
invited to the report of the Supervising Special Agent, where a
detailed statement of the work accomplished by the special agents
will be found.
Operations of the tariff
Domestic industrial enterprises are unquestionably benefited by the
tariff act of 1897, designed as well to encourage home industrie^as to
increase the revenues of the Government. By reason of the fact that
importers, anticipating the passage of the act referred to, provided themselves with large stocks of merchandise of every description, the tariff
of 1897 can notcbe regarded as fairly tested bythe receipts immediately
following its passage. As an illustration of the correctness of this view,
it maybe stated that during the first four months of the fiscal year 1899
the receipts from customs (exclusive of the duty on tea provided by the



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war-revenue law) amounted to $62,776,080, which is $4,633,026 in excess
ofthe receipts for a similar period in any year since 1892.
A reciprocal commercial agreement has been entered into^ between
the United States and France, under the provisions of section 3 of the
tariff act of 1897, and negotiations with a similar object in view are in
progress with other countries.
Undervaluations.
Special efforts have been made during the past year to detect and
prevent undervaluations, and it is believed that much has been accomplished in that direction. The practice which many foreign manufacturers and wholesale dealers have resorted to of consigning their goods
to branch houses or agencies in this country at prices, in many instances,
far below the actual market value, has proven so profitable that in
certain lines of goods sales have been refused to our American merchants in the foreign market, and they have been compelled to buy of
the consignee of the foreign house in this country. During the past
year a special officer of the Department was sent to Europe for the purpose of thoroughly investigating the methods of manufacture, cost of production, and the manner of invoicing a certain line of goods sent to
this country almost exclusively on consignment, and which, there was
^ reason to believe, was largely undervalued on importation, but concerning which accurate data could not be obtained here. As a result of his
inquiries, it was .ascertained that the practice of invoicing the goods at
prices far below the actual foreign market value was general among
manufacturers and shippers, and in a number of instances the goods
were invoiced below the cost of production. Efforts are being vigorously made to prevent the abuses resulting from the system above
referred to, which not only entails loss to the revenue, but results in
injury to honest importers.
Board of General Appraisers.
The Board of General Appraisers reports that during the past year
its office received 16,969 protests on classification, 3,464 appeals to
reappraisement by one general appraiser, 1,053 appeals to reappraisement by a board of three general appraisers, and 284 protests against
rejection of teas, and has decided 19,213 protests on classification, 4,337
appeals to reappraisement, and 278 tea protests. The Board adds, in
its report, that—
The habit of undervaluation is still persistent, especially in consigned merchandise. In our report for the eleven months ended October 1, 1895, we considered the subject of undervaluation exhaustively,
quoting Secretary of the Treasury Fairchild in support" of the proposition that the abuse was more prevalent fifteen years ago than at the
date of the report cited. This may have been too sanguine a view,
though we are still of the opinion that the evil is in process of ultimate



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extinction, notwithstanding the fact that there are now pending consignment cases involving very large, if not entire, lines of merchandise,
as in 1895, about which such wide differences of opinion regarding
values exist as to render confiicting opinions inevitable. It follows
that the question of the adjustment of values in reappraisement cases
is the most difficult one in which the Board is called upon to act.
The Department divided the work of the General Board into two
separate divisions or departments on October 22, 1897. These are
known as the classification and reappraisement divisions.
The division of classification has decided over 19,000 protests in the
past year, as against about 8,800 in 1897, and about 21,000 in 1896,
when two Boards were in charge of this branch of the work.
The whole number of appeals taken from decisions ofthe Board to the
United States circuit court for the southern district of New York since
October 1, 1897, is 184, as against 122 for the period covered by the
report of last year.' Many of these appeals, however, are said to be
upon like claims and contentions, having been thus taken to save the
right of the appellants.
Where appeals are taken to the United States circuit court from a
Board decision, under the provisions of section 15 of the act of J u n e 10,
1890, other protests involving the same issues are, on the request of
either party, placed on the file of ^^ suspended cases," and kept there
until these issues, are finally settled by judicial determination. The
number of suspended cases now pending is something over 35,000, as
against about 40,000 in the year 1897. As many as about 4,000, however,
involve but a single subject, and eight subjects cover as many as 12,000
or 13,.000 of these protests.
The Board calls attention to the number of protests received during
the first twelve months after the enactment of each of the tariff acts of
1890,1894, and 1897, respectively. Leaving out the very large number
involved in the constitutionality of the McKinley Act of 1890 (over
32,000), the date on which the Wilson Act of 1894 went into effect
(over 3,600), and the time the Dingley Act of 1897'became operative
(over 900), the Board summarizes as follows: Under act of 1890,13,800
protests were filed; under act of 1894, 20,130 ; and under act of 1897,
12,149.
It will thus appear that customs litigation has apparently lessened
under the operations of the tariff act of 1897.
ALASKA.

Sale of liquor.
The enforcement of the law governing the importation, manufacture,
and sale of intoxicating liquors in the Territory of Alaska is so difficult, and the subject of so much importance to that rapidly developing
country and to the Government, that it is treated Qf here at greater
length than otherwise would be justified.



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The law which regulates the introduction and sale of liquor in Alaska
is found in section 1955 of the Eevised Statutes, which authorizes the
President to restrict and regulate, or to prohibit, its importation and
use in the Territory, and in section 14 of the act of May 17,1884, which
continues in force the previous law, except as thereby modified, prohibits the importation, manufacture, and sale of intoxicating liquors in
Alaska, except for medicinal, mechanical, and scientific purposes, and
authorizes the President to provide for the enforcement of this act by
regulations. The regulations at present in force are those dated,
respectively, February 26, 1885, March 12, 1892, and June 24, 1898.
The first provides that the manufacture of liquor within the district of
Alaska shall be only for medicinal, mechanical, and scientific purposes,
and upon a license from the governor. The second forbids the sale of
liquor within the district except for the purposes above indicated, and
only upon a license to be issued by the governor. The third forbids
the shipment of liquor from the United States or its introduction into
Alaska except upon a permit from the collector of customs at Sitka,
and then only when the liquor is intended for medicinal, mechanical,
scientific, or sacramental purposes. The authority of the collector to
enforce all the liquor laws and regulations is derived from section 1957
pf the Eevised Statutes, as amended by section 14 of the act of May 17,
1884.
To prevent the shipment of liquors to Alaska iri violation of law,
officers of the Department at porfcs on the Pacific Coast carefully
examine the cargoes and manifests of all vessels bound for Alaska
and seize all liquors found intended for illegal introduction into the
Territory. The collector of customs for Alaska has been active in
seizing liquors illegally landed, which are exposed for sale in the Territory. He sent to Portland, Oreg., recently, in one shipment, for sale,
over eighty tons of seized liquors. Because of the almost universal
demand for liquor in that locality and the large profits to be derived
from its sale, groat quantities find their way into the district and are
to be obtained in saloons.
Shipments of liquor are made from the United States under all manner of subterfuge—disguised as medicinal compounds, catchup, etc.,
inclosed in shipments of merchandise, hidden in the coal in steamers'
bunkers, and even placed on board the ships, after they have cleared,
by small boats which put out from shore at night. It is impossible to '
effectually prevent these practices without the use of swift seagoing
vessels and a large additional force of employees.
The collector is virtually powerless to enforce the law restricting the
introduction and sale of liquor within the Territory, by reason of tllfce cooperation and sympathy of almost the entire population of Alaska with
those who violate the law, and of the failure of juries in Alaska to indict
and convict after discovery and arrests have been made. It has been
reported to the Department that for a nuniber of years ^ot one copvio


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tion for violation of the liquor law was had in the courts in that district,
and that a former district j udge had stated openly, and while he was occupying that high office, that no jury in Alaska would convict any person
who violated the law. Information has also been received that where
customs officers have seized liquors in saloons and reported the facts to
the United States attorney, the grand jury either failed to find true bills
or the cases were compromised by the payment of small fines, and the
liquor dealers resumed their business with fresh supplies. In view
of the constant liability to seizure, but a small quantity of liquor
is reported to be kept in the respective saloons, the main supply being
carefully hidden and drawn from as occasion requires, so that a seizure
by a customs officer means little to the saloon keeper.
The remedy for the situation, it is believed, may be found in the
repeal of the present laws and the provision by Congress of a highlicense system for the Territory. It has been demonstrated that the
sale of liquor in Alaska can not be effectually prohibited under present regulations, by reason of the almost universal adverse public sentiment, and it would seem, therefore, the wiser course to confine it
within such bounds as would insure its regulation by the Government.
Salmon fisheries.
Owing to the use of the vessels of the Eevenue Cutter Service in the
recent war with Spain, it was not possible to assign a revenue cutter to
the work of inspecting the various salmon canneries of Alaska and of
transporting from place to place the two agents authorized by law for
that purpose. Notwithstanding this fact, these agents were enabled to
visit, by use of the ordinary means of transportation, all the canneries,
with the exception of six, to observe the methods used by the canners in taking fish, and to ascertain whether or not the supply of salmon
was diminishing.
While it is too early at this time to furnish accurate statistics with
regard to the salmon pack of last season, it is stated, in a preliminary
report, by the agent for the fisheries that the output of the canneries will
approximate one million cases, and will at least equal that of last year,
and that, with the exception of Karluk Eiver, the run of salmon has
not diminished.
During the past year, acting under the authority contained in the act
of June 9, 1896, fishing for salmon for commercial purposes was prohibited in Karluk Eiver, it appearing that the supply of fish in that
river was being rapidly exhausted.
I n accordance with the suggestion in my last report that additional
legislation was necessary for the proper protection of the salmon streams,
a draft of a new law embodying such changes as were thought requisite
to that end was prepared and submitted to Congress. The attention of
Congress is again invited to this subject.



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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

Seal herd.
Since the passage of the act of December 29, 1897, prohibiting the
taking of fur seals by citizens or subjects of the United States, or the
fitting out in the United States of any vessel for the purpose of taking
seals in the waters of the Pacific Ocean north of the thirty-fifth degree
of north latitude, there has been no pelagic sealing in the prohibited
area by any vessels sailing under the flag pf the United States. Since
the passage of the above act only one American vessel has taken pelagic
skins from the so-called Alaska herd, and as the vessel had cleared
from this country prior to the passage of the act, and her log showed all
skins taken south of the thirty-fifth degree, her catch of 1 male and 335
female skins was allowed entry at San Francisco.
The British sealing fleet, however, has continued its operations during the past year, both on the northwest coast and in Bering Sea. From
the copy of the approved minutes of the Canadian privy council, transmitted to this Government in accordance with the provisions of the
Paris award, it appears that 30 British sealing vessels operated on the
northwest coast during the past spring, as compared with 32 British
vessels sealing during the spring previous. The total catch during the
spring of 1898 was 10,581, including ^a canoe catch by Indians of 526,
as against 6,100 skins taken by the same fleet during the season of 1897,
which number included a canoe catch of 1,018. This would give an
average catch per schooner for the spring of 1898 of 335 skins, as against
an average catch of 159 for each vessel during the spring of 1897, or an
increased catch per vessel of over 100 per cent. The number of British
vessels sealing in Bering Sea, or their catch there, during the past
summer, is not known, the reports from the British Government upon
that subject not having been received.
The reason for this greatly increased spring catchi as compared with
last year can not be found in an increase in the numbers of the Alaska
herd of seals, but in the fact that, the former American fleet no longer
operating, fewer vessels took seals within a given area. Indeed, the
advance reports which have been received by the Department from
Special Agent Murray, late in charge of the seal islands, and from Mr.
C. H. Townsend, an assistant to the Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries, detailed to the seal islands during the past summer to note the
condition of the rookeries, show a most apparent decrease in the number
of seals frequenting the islands. From the report of Mr. Murray it
appears that, owing to a scarcity of seals, only 18,047 young male seals
could be killed out of the quota of 30,000 allowed, and that the number
taken was secured only after every effort had been made to obtain the
full quota. In 1897, 21,013 seals were killed on the islands and their
skins accepted.
The only hope for the preservation of the Pribilof Islands herd of
seals, it is believed, lies in the complete cessation of pelagic sealing.



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With this accomplished, and .the breeding females allowed to bring
forth their young without molestation from deep-sea hunting, natural
causes will operate to bring about a rehabilitation of the rookeries and
restore a valuable industry to its former importance.
Certain questions having arisen as to the amount of the taxes, rental,
and bonus due on the seal skins taken from the Pribilof Islands by the
present lessee, the North American Commercial Company, suit was
brought in the circuit court for the southern district of New York to
recover the amount due for the year ended April 1, 1894. The claim
of the Government was :
Annual rental
Revenuetax on 7,500 skins, at $2
Per capita, at$7.62J, on 7,500 skins
Total.

$60,000.00
15, 000.00
57,187.50

".

132,187.50

The company claimed that it was entitled, under section 1962, Eevised
Statutes, to a reduction in the rent and per capita in proportion that the
number of skins taken bears to 100,000. The case having been carried to
the Supreme Court of the United States on appeal, that court sustained
the contention of the lessee with regard to the reduction of the rental of
$60,000, but their claim that the bonus or per capita should be proportionately abated was rejected, and judgment in favor of the Government
was rendered for $76,687.50, representing the amount which the lessee
should pay for the year ended April 1, 1894, with interest and costs.
Pending the decision in this case, the company offered each year as
payment became due a sum equal to what it considered to be due under
the lease. These offers were rejected. Since the decision the lessee has
paid, in addition to the amount of the above judgment, the deferred payments for the years ended April 1, 1895-1898, both inclusive, based on
the terms of the decision, amounting to $836,374.32.
A demand has been made upon the company for the payment of
$78,860.05, representing interest on the deferred payments stated above,
exclusive of the amount covered by the judgment of the Supreme Court.
Payment of this interest is still under consideration by the lessee.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
o

The receipts from the several objects of taxation under the internal
revenue laws for the fiscal years ended June 30, 1897 and 1898, were
as follows:
Beceipts from internal revenue, 1897 and 1898.
•

O b j e c t s of t a x a t i o n .

Distilled spirits
Manufactured tobacco
Fermented liquors
Oleomargarine
Filled cheese
Miscellaneous collections
Total

F I 98
IV



F i s c a l y e a r s e n d e d J u n e 30—
Increase.
1897.

1898.

$82,008,542.92
30,710,297.42
32,472,162.07
1,034,129.60
18,992.38
375,469.08

$92,546,999.77
36,230,522.37
39,515,421.14
1,315,780.54
16,518.55
1,241,576.99

$10,538,456.85
5,520, ' m . 95

146,619,593.47

170,866,819.36

24,247,225.89

Decrease.

7,043, 2ID9. 07

281,650.94
$2,473.83
866,107.91

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The total cost of collection for the .fiscal year ended June 30, 1898,
was $3,907,010.50; the total cost of collection for the fiscal year ended
June 30, 1897, was $3,848,469.49, showing an increase forthe fiscal year
ended June 30, 1898, of $58,541.01.
The amounts given as receipts are those actually collected during
the fiscal years mentioned, but in many cases the money collected on
the last day of June is not deposited until the 1st day of July, thus
causing a discrepancy between the collections and deposits for the year.
A detailed statement of the receipts and expenditures will be -found
in the report of the Commissioner of Internal Eevenue.
The percentage cost of collection for the fiscal year ended June 30,
1898, was 2.29 per cent, as against 2.62 per cent for thefiscal^year ended
June 30, 1897.
The total production of distilled spirits, exclusive of fruit brandies, for
the fiscal year ended June 30,1898, was 80,762,213 taxable gallons; the
total production for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1897, was 62,465,648
taxable gallons, showing an increase in production for the fiscal year
just ended of 18,296,565 gallons. There were also produced 427,342
gallons of apple brandy, 33,680 gallons of peach brandy, 2,443,363 gallons of grape brandy, 181 gallons of pear brandy, 190 gallons of apricot
brandy, 161 gallons of berry brandy, and 1,281 gallons of prune brandy,
making a total production of 2,906,198 gallons from fruits during the year.
A further comparison of the two fiscal years shows an increase of
128,421 gallons in the production of apple brandy, an increase of 16,429
gallons in the production of peach brandy, an increase of 947,677 gallons in the production of grape brandy, a decrease of 409 gallons in the
production of pear brandy, a decrease of 93 gallons in the production
pf orange brandy, an increase of 190 gallons in the production of apricot
brandy, an increase of 48 gallons in the production of berry brandy,
and an increase of 508 gallons in the production of prune brandy, for
the fiscal year ended June 30, 1898, an aggregate increase of 1,092,771
gallons produced from fruits as compared with the previous fiscal year.
The quantity of distilled spirits gauged during the fiscal j^ear ehded
June 30,1898, was 287,522,075 gallons ; the quantity gauged during the
fiscal year ended June 30, 1897, was 246,096,921 gallons, making an
increase for the year just ended of 41,425,154 gallons.
Duringthe fiscal year ended June 30, 1898, 4,720 distilleries of all
kinds were operated; for the preceding fiscal year 3,158 distilleries of
all kinds were operated, a comparison showing an increase of 1,562
for the year just ended.
During the fiscal year ended June 30, 1898, there were produced
37,529,339 barrels of beer; the number of barrels produced during
the fiscalyear ended June 30, 1897,was 34,462,822, making an increased
production for the year just ended of 3,066,517 barrels.
For the fiscal year ended June 30, 1898, the total receipts from the
taxes on tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, snuff, etc., were $36,230,522.37.



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The receipts from the same sources for the fiscal year ended Jurie 30,
1897, were $30,710,297.42, showing an increase of $5,520,224.95 for the
year ended June 30, 1898.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

During the past year work has been prosecuted on 43 buildings,
including extensions to buildings, etc., marine hospitals, and quarantine
stations, of which 15 have been completed. No new buildings have
been authorized since the last report, legislation enacted simply embracing extensions to the temporary post-office at Chicago, the improvement
of the old custom-house, etc., at Detroit, Mich., and the extension of
limit of cost of the United States post-office, court-house, and customhouse at St. Paul, Minn. The number of buildings, therefore, under the
construction branch of this department is 384, classified as follows:
Completed and occupied buildings at date of last report
Completed and occupied since last report
In course of construction at date of last report
Commenced since last report

337
15
33
10

Completed and occupied since last report, as above

43
15
28
11

Buildings on wliich work has not yet been commenced

391
Extension to buildings at Bridgeport, Conn., Little Rock, Ark., and Los
Angeles, Cal., as per last report, to be deduct.ed, and buildings already
included in prior reports, New York court-house and post-office, law
library, and approaches for Helena, Ark., Columbus, Ga., and Charleston, S. C
Total buildings under construction branch

7
384

The following statement shows the amount expended upon public
buildings during the year ended September 30, 1898:
For
For
For
For
For

sites and construction of new public buildings.
repairs and preservation of public buildings
heating apparatus for public buildings
vaults, safes, and locks for public buildings
plans for public buildings
.'
Total

$3, 407, 603. 86
261,738.07
100, 975. 59
25,496.83
2, 894. 80
3,798,709.15

Since the date of the last report effect has been given to the requirement of the act approved February 20, 1893, in relation to securing
competitive designs for public buildings, by inviting competition in
designs for court-hoase and post-office, Norfolk, Va.; post-office, customhouse, etc., Camden, N. J.; immigrant station, Ellis Island, New York
Harbor; and contracts have been entered into for the preparation of
drawings, specifications, etc., forming the basis for the invitation of
proposals for the erection of the buildings named.
Active building operations have as yet, however, been commenced
on only one, that being the immigrant building at Ellis Island. It is



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too early./therefore, to form any just opinion as to the probable results
as to cost or successful administration. The accepted drawings for this
building, however, were highly creditable, and displayed careful thought
and study on the part of the successful architects.
Sail of records.
The necessity for a hall of records in this city, in which may be safely
stored, against accident from fir^, the large accumulation of valuable
documents which now encumber the files of this and coordinate Departments, is again called to the attention of Congress. The Secretary of
War, in 1878, called attention to the dangerous situation of records of
great value in the Qaartermaster-General's office.
At various times Congress has recognized the situation and has
enacted legislation, the earliest being in the sundry civil bill, approved
August 7, 1882, in which the Supervising Architect of this Department
was directed to make a report to the following session of Congress in
regard to the matter. The Supervising Architect, on January 17, 1883,
reported in favor of a site known as ^'Armory Square," between Sixth
and Seventh streets SW. Plans and specifications were prepared for
the^ building on this square, and it was estimated that the probable
cost would be $1,036,054.
Under date of December 19, 1883, the President transmitted to Congress a communication from the Secretary of War, setting forth the
necessity for a fireproof building, and renewed the recommendations
of former years. An interval of nearly ten years then elapsed without any further action being taken, either by Congress or by the Executive Departments.
In April, 1896, the Secretary of the Treasury addressed letters to the
Committees on Pablic Buildings and Grounds, referring to House Bill
NQ. 7614, then under consideration in the House Committee, reiterating
the necessity for the construction of such a building.
The act of Congress approved June 11, 1896, directed the Secretary
of the Treasury to submit to Congress a plan giving the size and general characteristics of a structure to be used as a hall of records in
this city. He was required to confer with the heads of the various
Departments, and inquire into and report upon the suitableness of a
site for such a building on the public reservation at the intersection of
Ohio and Louisiana avenues with Tenth and Twelfth streets, or any
other grounds located in the city within a reasonable distance from the
Departments.
January 7, 1897, a report from the Secretary of the Treasury was
presented to the President of the Senate, intimating that the reservation
mentioned was conveniently located as a site for the building. Final
' report could not then be made, however, by reason of the fact that questions had arisen concerning the character of the soil and the practica


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bility of securing satisfactory foundations. It was also necessary, in
order to pursue the inquiry, that an appropriation be made for that
purpose.
January 4, 1898, the Secretary of the Treasury addressed a letter to the
Secretary of the Senate Committee on Public Buildings and.Grounds,
reporting on the Senate bill authorizing the acquisition of a site at the
corner of Ohio avenue and Fifteenth street. It was said that.until it
could be definitely determined by tests, borings, etc., that the site at
the intersection of Ohio and Louisiana avenues with Tenth and Twelfth
streets was not available for the erection of a hall of records thereon,
the Department did not feel justified in recommending the purchase of
a site for such building. The proposed site at Fifteenth street and Ohio
avenue seemed also to be somewhat remote when considered in connection with the Capitol and Interior Department.
January 14,1898, the Secretary of the Treasury addressed a letter to
the Speaker of the House, transmitting tentative plans for a building at
the intersection of Ohio and Louisiana avenues with Tenth and Twelfth
streets.
Before any definite conclusion is reached as to the location of the
building, careful consideration should be given to the fact that locating
the building on land at the intersection of Ohio and Louisiana avenues
with Tenth and Twelfth streets would entail great expense for foundations, and would be most unfortunate, for the reason that that section of
the city is subject, at intervals, to inundations.
The expressions of urgency so frequently met with in annual reports
from the accounting officers justify the greatest insistency from the
Treasury Department in its recommendations for a new and proper hall
of records. It is a public necessity. The custody of the files of this
and other Executive Departments is a matter involving most jealous
care. The officials and employees are trained to look upon the preservation of records as a high duty. For many years the Treasury Department has kept its files in the Treasury building, but it finally became
so engorged as to interfere materially with the working force, and it
became necessary to secure another place of storage. A building at
1707 New York avenue has been leased. It is not fireproof, nor is it
possible to obtain a fireproof building suitable for the purpose. In the
event of the destruction of the records now stored therein, the Department would suffer irreparable loss. Even at this time, the fact that the
records of 1833 and 1814 were burned is made apparent by frequent
embarrassment to the public business. The Department trusts that a
worse calamity may not prove more detrimental to its interests in the
future.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

The net expenditures on account of the District of Columbia for "the
fiscal year 1898 were $6,319,725.84. The net revenues deposited in
the Treasury on this account for the same period were $3,727,893.10.



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Under the operations of the sinking fands, the net reduction of the
bonded debt during the year was $611,600, and of the annual interest
charge, $21,442.
The bonds of the old funded debt retired with the sinking fund for the
water-stock bonds amounted to $342,950, leaving a balance of $50 uninvested. If a $50 bond can be purchased with the unexpended balance,
the bonds retired will equal in amount the water-stock bonds outstanding. The interest accumulations on the bonds retired with this sinking
fund are available to pay interest on the water-stock bonds, and will
amount during the fiscal year to $17,985, while the total amount required
for interest is $24,010. The difference between these sums—$6,025—
is all that is required to be appropriated from the water fund for this
account.
Under the authority contained in the District appropriation act
approved March 3, 1897, the balance remaining on the 1st day of July,
1897, of the principal of the debt incurred for increasing the water
supply was paid in full. - The amount advanced by the United States
during the fiscal year 1898 was $300.21, one-half and the interest thereon
to be charged to the District. Daring the same period there was repaid
to the appropriation $3,628.01, one-half and the interest thereon to be
credited to the District. This leaves $1,670.42 as the net amount due
the District of Columbia at the close of the fiscal year 1898.
The District approi)riation act approved June 30, 1898, authorizes
and directs the Secretary of War to resume work on the Aqueduct
tunnel, and reappropriates the balance remaining of the appropriations
for increasing the water supply, to be advanced out of the revenues of
the United States, and not subject to the conditions of the capital
account created by the act of July 15, 1882, and also appropriates an
equal sum out of the surplus general revenues of the District of Columbia. These appropriations were made immediately available.
Detailed information in regard to the affairs of the District of Columbia will be found in the report to be submitted by the District Commissioners', and by the Treasurer of the United States, ex officio
commissioner of the sinking fand of the District of Columbia.
IMMIGRATION.

The report of the Commissioner-General of Immigration shows that
229,299 immigrants arrived during the year, a decrease, compared with
the preceding fiscal year, of 1,533. The number of those debarred and
refused landing was 3,229, as compared with 1,880 for the preceding
year, and was composed of 417 alien-contract laborers, 2,261 paupers,
258 diseased persons, 1 idiot, 12 insane, 2 convicts, 79' assisted immigrants, and 199 who were returned within one year after their arrival,
having become public charges.
More particular attention has recently been given to the cases of
immigrants suspected of being afflicted with disease. During the fiscal



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year ended June 30, 1897, only one immigrant was debarred as being
afflicted with a ^loathsome or dangerous contagious disease," while
during the last year 258 were denied admission on that account.
These exclusions have frequently resulted in the separation *of families,
the debarred immigrant being returned to the country of his nativity,
while his relatives are permitted to journey to their destinations in this
country. Having the prevention of this in view, and to establish a
more efficient guard against the admission of ^loathsome or dangerous
contagious diseases," the Commissioner-General of Immigration suggests the expediency of examining immigrants at various ports of embarkation, instead of after their arrival in this country.
The recommendation that legislative provision be made whereby the
Bureau of Immigration maybe put in communication with State immigration organizations, with a view of effecting a better distribution of
arriving immigrants, is approved. There is beyond question a tendency
on the part of immigrants toward the cities, just as there is such a
tendency among our own rural population. A social i3roblem involving
relief to unemployed labor at congested centers of population may be
partially solved by efforts directing immigrants to fields where their
services may be in demand. This course will also lessen the likelihood
of their becoming public charges.
The report also calls attention to the fact that some aliens have, for
the purxiose of obtaining naturalization papers, made false statements,
and the Commissioner-General recommends that a suitable record be
kept at the ports of arrival concerning each immigrant, a copy of which,
in the form of a certificate, may be furnished, setting forth in detail
particulars regarding the time of his arrival and personal characteristics
by which he can be fully identified, such certificate to be used to establish his right to naturalization.
The same record would prove useful for the purpose of identifying
aliens both in this country and when residing abroad and claiming the
rights of American citizenship.
For extending the usefulness of the Immigration Service, it is recommended that the limitation be repealed that no greater sum shall be
expended for the enforcement of the laws at any port than shall have
been collected at said port from the head tax. This provision was
justified by the old organization of the Immigration Service, when local
affairs were carried on mainly through the instrumentality of State
boards under contract with the Secretary of the Treasury. The Service
has become so general now and is so firmly established under Federal
jurisdiction that there seems to be no necessity for limiting the use of
the immigration fund as now prescribed.
The attention of Congress is invited to the several recommendations
of the Commissioner that the head tax be increased from $1 to $2,
that the present system of examination at Canadian ports of immigrants destined to the United States be abandoned, and that certain



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points on the Canadian border shall be designated as ports of entry, at
which corps of inspectors shall be stationed and where alone immigrants through Canada may be admitted into this country. The consideration which Congress may be able to give to these recommendations
may serve to determine fully the advisability of making the changes
suggested.
That portion of the Commissioner-General's report which is devoted
to receipts and expenditures shows that during the year the total
receipts have amounted to $326,644.47, while disbursements for the
sa-me period were $275,809.32, leaving a surplus of $50,835.15, There
was expended .on account of the enforcement of the alien-contract
labor law $78,766.65.
CHINESE EXCLUSION.

The total number of Chinese persons admitted to the United States
in the last fiscal year was 7,195. Of this number, 5,273 were of the
exempt class, principally merchants, students, etc.; 425 were so-called'
artists, actors, artisans, and laborers, admitted for the Transmississippi
and International Exposition at Omaha, and 1,497 were returning registered laborers. There were also 865 who passed through the United
States under bond in transit to other countries. Two hundred and
eighty Chinese were refused admission.
The number of Chinese persons arrested for deportation because
unlawfully in the United States was 756. Of this number, 220 were
deported, by due process of law, at a total expense of $24,132.94. The
aggregate expense incurred in the enforcement of the Chinese-exclusion
laws was $84,453.74.
It is believed that many Chinese laborers have gained unlawful admission by representing themselves to have been born in the United States.
In such cases they present themselves to the customs officers at the
frontier and seek arrest. On being taken before the United States commissioner for deportation proceedings, they are frequently discharged
on their own testimony and that of their alleged fathers. In many
cases such testimony is believed to have been untrue, and in a number
of instances the applicants or the alleged fathers, or both, have been
suc<3essfully prosecuted for perjury.
In the case of Quock Fing v. United States (140 U. S., 417) it was held
that the testimony of the applicant, corroborated by his alleged father,
to the effect that he was of American birth, where the circumstances
in evidence tended to lessen the probability that such testimony was
true, was not sufficient to warrant the discharge of the applicant. Notwithstanding this ruling. United States commissioners in Vermont, New
York, and elsewhere, having original jurisdiction in such cases, have
discharged Chinese who enter the United States claiming to have beeU;
born therein, although circumstances in evidence tend to lessen the probability that the testimony is true.



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In the act approved November 3, 1893, relating to the registration of
Chinese residing in this country, it was provided that where a Chinese
person applied for admission into the United States, on the ground that
he was formerly engaged here as a merchant, he should establish, by the
testimony of two credible witnesses other than Chinese, the fact that he
conducted business as a merchant for at least one year before his departure from this country. The enactment of a law requiring Chinese
claiming to have ,been born in the United States to establish that fact
by evidence other than that of Chinese is, in my opinion, advisable
in order to prevent evasion of the exclusion laws by persons claiming
to have been born here of Chinese parents.
The joint resolution approved June 30,1897, authorized and directed
the admission to the United States of such number of mechanics, artisans, agents, or other employees, natives of China, as the Secretary of
the Treasury might deem necessary for the purpose of preparing and
conducting any privileges or concessions which might be granted by
the Transmississippi and International Exposition Company of Omaha,
Nebraska, in connection with such Exposition. The Department was
duly advised of the granting of two concessions for Chinese exhibits at
the Exposition, and the concessionaires, with the approval of the president of the Exposition Company, made application for the admission of
835 Chinese. Eegarding the number excessive, the landing of 650 Chinese persons under the concessions referred to was authorized, and of
this number 425 were admitted during the last fiscal year.
The Department is now advised that many of the Chinese admitted
are no longer at the Omaha Exposition, and that a considerable number
of women so admitted have since been the subject of barter for immoral
purposes.
Although provision is made for the departure from this country of
Chinese admitted as participants at expositions, the law is not observed,
and great expense is incurred in apprehending and deporting such persons after the close of the exposition. In view of the abuses which
have been practiced in these cases, it is submitted that the provisions of
the Chinese-exclusion laws should not be suspended or waived in connection with expositions.
In view of the frequent arrival in the United States of vessels having
Chinese laborers on board as stewards, cooks, and seamen, and in the
absence of any authority to exact from the masters of such vessels bonds
providing for the deportation of such Chinese laborers, it has been
necessary to authorize the temporary employment of guards at several
ports to prevent their illegal landing, at an expense of more than
$20,000 per annum, payable out of the appropriation for the enforcement of the Chinese-exclusion laws.
If bill H. E. 10829, now pending in Congress, which authorizes the
execution of bonds by masters of vessels, conditioned for the deportation of Chinese laborers employed thereon, should become a law, thiB



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expense would be avoided. The bill should, however, be amended so
as to provide that where such bonds are not given, collectors of customs
shall assign officers to duty as guards on the vessels at the ex|)ense of
the masters thereof With this amendment, the passage of the bill is
recommended.
MARINE-HOSPITAL SERVICE.

With the close of the fiscal year 1898, the United States MarineHospital Service completed the one hundredth year of its existence,
the original act for the relief of sick and disabled seamen having been
passed by Congress on July 16, 1798.
The growth and development of this branch of the Government
service during this time—and more especially during the last decade—
are set forth in detail in its annual reports.
At this time the personnel of the Service is as follows: Commissioned
medical officers, '75, including the Surgeon-General, 21 surgeons, 27
passed assistant surgeons, and 26 assistant surgeons.
There are, in addition, 136 noncommissioned officers, viz : Acting
. assistant surgeons, 98 ; sanitary inspectors, 4 ; and hospital stewards, 34.
When all the stations of the Service have their full complement of
attendants and quarantine employees, there are, in addition, about 400
men employed under this branch of the Government. This number is,
of necessity, much increased during epidemics. There are 21 hosiDitals
owned and operated by the Service, and 11 quarantine stations, but, in
addition to these, there are 88 localities in the United States where
patients of the Service receive dispensary and hospital treatment.
During the fiscal year 1898, the total number of beneficiaries treated
at dispensaries and hospitals was 52,709, and of this number 11,914
were hospital patients.
Professional aid was also given to other branches of the Government
service, viz : To the Eevenue Cutter Service, in the physical examination of applicants for positions as cadets and engineers, and treatment
of its members when ill; to the Life-Saving Service, in a similar manner; to the Steamboat-Inspection Service, in examination of applicants
for pilots' licenses for color blindness; t o t h e Immigration Service by
medical inspection of immigrants; to the Civil Service, in making physical examinations; and, since the inception of hostilities with Spain, to
the United States Army and Navy.
The aid rendered to the Army and Navy was not altogether limited
to the care of sick or injured soldiers and sailors, although many were
treated at the various hospitals of the Service. In accordance with the
arrangements agreed upon between this Department and the War
Department, officers of the Marine-Hospital Service were ordered to
duty on board vessels used by the Army as transports, in order that
these ships might be kept in good sanitary condition and free from
infection, although voyaging between this country and infected ports.



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The detention camp at Egmont Key, Florida, received laborers and
soldiers coming from Cuba and held them until proved to be free from
infection. One commissioned officer was granted leave of absence to
permit his enlistment in the Army and one served as surgeon of the
revenue cutter McCulloch during the naval operations at the Philippines.
A number of acting assistant surgeons were also granted temporary
leave for service with the Army.
The expenditures from the Marine-Hospital fund during the fiscal
year 1898 were $600,131.45. The balance on hand at the close of the
fiscal year was $514,997.83.
At the beginning of the fiscal year there was on hand a balance pf
$474,720.86 from the appropriation for the prevention of the spread of
epidemic diseases, but the operations of the Service during the summer
of 1897 for the suppression and limitation of the spread of yellow fever
reduced this amount materially, so that of this appropriation only
$256,424.44 remained available at the close of the fiscal year. This
amount, however, was increased by the deficiency appropriation of
$200,000 (act of July 7, 1898) for quarantine measures, making the
available balance $456,424.44.
Marine hospitals.
The Surgeon-General reports that the marine hospitals are in good
condition, and that during the past year special attention has been
paid to their equipment in the matter of furniture and appliances for
patients, medical libraries, and operating rooms, the latter being supplied with the most recent appurtenances connected with modern
surgery.
An exhibit, illustrating the functions of the Service, was made in the
Government building at the Omaha Exposition.
Contagious diseases.
The report of the Surgeon-General contains, under separate chapters,
full reports upon the prevalence of cholera, yellow fever, smallpox,
plague, and leprosy, together with scientific information concerning
the nature of these diseases and the sanitary measures adopted for
their suppression.
Smallpox has appeared during tbe year in 24 States and the District
of Columbia. The Marine-Hospital Service, by special request, took
complete charge of the epidemic at Birmingham, Ala., and at Middlesboro, Ky., causing the disease to disappear in those localities, and
giving advisory aid, through competent officers, to a number of other
infected points. The disease has been of a remarkably mild character,
and, inasmuch as it is one that is easily prevented by vaccination, the
Surgeon-General expresses the belief that its suppression should be left
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its spread to several States is especially threatening. The action of
the Department in rendering aid in this instance has been in accordance
with this position.
With regard to leprosy, as recommended in my last annual report to
Congress, a bill was introduced authorizing an investigation b y t h e
Marine-Hospital Service as to its prevalence and necessary sanitary
measures to prevent its spread. This bill (S. 2904) has passed the
Senate, has been reported favorably by the House committee, and it is
hoped that it will become a law during the coming session of Congress.
Foreign sanitary inspection.
To assist in the prevention of the introduction of contagious diseases
into the United States, sanitary inspectors have been stationed at
Habana, Santiago de Cuba, Eio de Janeiro, and Yokohama, the
detailed information furnished by them being published in the annual
report of the Service.
The Surgeon-General reports that, owing to the new conditions in Cuba
and Puerto Eico, and on account of the growing proportions of the fruit
trade with certain Central and South American ports, it will be necessary during the coming season to have special inspectors stationed at
a number of ports with a view of certifying to the freedom from
infection of each vessel clearing therefrom. This is necessary both for
safety and to prevent undue detention of these vessels at quarantine,
which would ruin this trade. The expenses of these inspectors will be
paid out of the epidemic fund.
National quarantine stations.
The eleven national quarantine stations have been operated successfully during the year, and many repairs and additions to their equipment have been made under special appropriations from Congress.
It is recommended that ample appropriations be made for national
quarantine stations in order that their equipment may be made complete for the rapid transaction of business and the safety and comfort of
vessels and persons undergoing detention.
The board appointed to select a site for the new quarantine station
at the mouth of the Columbia Eiver, iri Oregon, appropriated for at
the last session of Congress, has made its report, and negotiations are
in progress for securing a desirable site.
Sanitary reports and statistics.
In this division of the Bureau a table of mortality for more than
1,000 cities and villages of the United States has been published, giving
the total number of deaths, the number of deaths from infectious diseases, and the estimated death rate.
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throughout the world, quarantine reports, immigration reports, and
such information of a sanitary nature as is of interest to those engaged
in the preservation of public health, are prepared in this division and
published every week. This publication is now in the thirteenth year of
its existence, and constitutes a volume of over 1,000 pages yearly. It is
distributed to sanitarians. State and local boards of health, health officials in this and foreign countries, quarantine officers, and consuls, and
forms a valuable repository of current sanitary reports.
Hygienic laboratory.
The Surgeon-General reports that during the past fiscal year original
investigation has been continued in the hygienic laboratory of the
Service; an examination—bacteriological and chemical—of the water of
the Potomac Eiver, as it flows from the pipes in the District of Columbia,
has been made, and the result submitted to Congress in response to
special request.
Work in connection with car sanitation has been continued, and experiments in immunization for pneumonia and enteric fever have been
carried on, together with investigations into the purity and various
methods of preparation of vaccine.
In addition to these investigations, experiments were carried on to
test the efficiency of formaldehyd as a disinfecting agent, and a comparative study of the pseudo-diphtheria and true diphtheria bacillus, previously undertaken, was completed. Work is in progress whereby the
laboratory will be able to furnish the material for the treatment of
hydrophobia according to the method of Pasteur.
Instruction of officers of the Service in bacteriological work has been
continued.
Attention is again called to the necessity—increasing every year—
for the enlargement of the laboratory of the Service and for providing
therefor a separate building, and it is recommended that an appropriation of $50,000 be made for this purpose.
It is also recommended that a commission of medical officers of the
Marine-Hospital Service be authorized by act of Congress to investigate
the source of pollution of streams and other water supplies of towns and
cities where it affects the people of more than one State.
Scientific investigation of yellow fever.
As stated in my previous annual report, by direction of the President
two skilled bacteriologists of the Marine-Hospital Service were specially
detailed to investigate in Habana the cause of yellow fever. A laboratory was established, and they continued their labors until obliged to
withdraw on account of the war. They have now returned, and are
continuing the investigation, and their preliminary report, published
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disease has been found by Professor Sanarelli in the bacillus icteroides.
Further work is necessary for definite demonstration, but if the present
indications are borne out by future laboratory experiments, a great
advance will have been made toward both the prevention and cure of
yellow fever.
Origin of yellow fever epidemic of 1897.
The question of how the yellow fever gained admission to the United
States last year (1897) is discussed and brought to a conclusion in the
report of the Surgeon-General for 1898.
The attempt to fasten the responsibility upon the national quarantine station at Ship Island, Mississippi, is shown by the report of the
Senate committee appointed to investigate the subject, and the report
of the committee of the legislature of the State of Mississippi, to have
failed. The management of the station and the wisdom and legality
of its return to Ship Island, after the destruction of Chandeleur Island,
had been viciously assailed, but, after the most searching investigation,
exoneration followed.
As shown in the report of a medical officer of the Service specially
detailed to make the investigation, the fever was introduced in Ocean
Springs in April, 1897, through a traveler from Guatemala, who came
to Ocean Springs thrpugh the New' Oiieans quarantine on April 12,
before the beginning of the close quarantine season, and arrived at
Ocean Springs April 13, sick.
Fost-epidemic disinfection. ^

?

After the fever of 1897 the Marine-Hospital Service, with the aid of
the local authorities, entered upon a complete disinfection of all places
in Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana where yellow fever had been
reported. This work occupied the entire winter, with great expense
and labor, and is considered to have been valuable in at least limiting
the disease during the summer just ended, the recrudescence this year
being confined, so far as known, to McHenry, Miss.', and Franklin and
New Orleans, La., none of the numerous infected localities in Alabama
suffering from a return of the disease.
Yellow fever precautions, 1898.
The unsettled conditions in Cuba, and, later, the outbreak of hostilities with Spain, excited grave concern lest in the turmoil of war the
yellow fever should gain admission to the United States. The greatest care and vigilance were, therefore, exercised by the MarineHospital Service to prevent it, and the efforts made were successful,
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the late summer and fall being considered a recrudescence of the fever
of the previous year.
Competent officers of the Marine-Hospital Service were located in
different portions of the south Atlantic and Gulf seaboard for the purpose bf maintaining vigilant watch with regard to the observance on
the part of nayal vessels and army transports of the quarantine
regulations.
Letters were addressed to the Secretary of War and to the Secretary
of the Navy, inviting their attention to the grave dangers involved
through military operations, with request that their officers be directed
to observe strictly the national quarantine regulations. Prompt and
satisfactory replies were received, and orders were issued in accordance
therewith.
The Surgeon-General of the Marine-Hospital Service, through frequent communication with the Navy and War Departments, kept himself informed regarding the anticipated return of troops and vessels,
and secured the cooperation of both Departments in the selection, as
ports of arrival from Cuba, of points where the danger of yellow fever
infection is materially diminished and where they could comply more
readily with the quarantine regulations.
Meantime, on Egmont Key, at the entrarice of Tampa Bay, a detention camp was established for holding under observation those who
might be brought from Cuba through urgent necessity or ignorance of
the quarantine regulations or by mistake. About 700 refugees were
cared for in this camp.
Learning of the contemplated transfer of the Army from Santiago to
Montauk Point, this Department addressed a letter to the Secretary
of War, outlining the measures which should be taken to prevent the
movement becoming dangerous. The substance of these letters was
embraced in the official order of the War Department relating to the
precautions to be taken both at Santiago and on arrival at Montauk,
At the latter place a complete maritime quarantine was established by
the Marine-Hospital Service, embracing a corps of inspecting officers,
with expert diagnosticians, and a floating disinfecting plant, the barge
Protector, which had just been completed for service at Tortugas quarantine. The quarantine anchorages were buoyed by the Light-House
Establishment, and the auxiliary navy and the Eevenue Cutter Service
furnished patrol vessels to prevent communication with the incoming
transports.
^
The troops on landing were taken to provisional camps under control
of the Army, where they were held under observation before entering
the regular camp. Three cases of yellow fever were found upon two
of transports and the latter and their contents were thoroughly disinfected.
In addition to the above, there was prepared by the Marine-Hospital
Bureau a treatise on yellow fever, giving in plain terms the quarantine



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regulations against this disease and the method of dealing with it when
found on board ship or on land. This book was issued to naval vessels,
army transports, quarantine officers, and others. Its value has been
widely acknowledged.
Eecrudescence of yellow fever in Louisiana and Mississippi in 1898.
Anticipating a possible recrudescence of the fever in the South, a
number of physicians were employed in various localities to report
promptly suspicious cases to the medicarotficers of the Marine-Hospital
Service.
Through one of these officers the presence of the disease at McHenry,
Miss., was made known to the Bureau July 9. It was found to have
existed in mild form for three weeks previous to that date. The cause
of the recrudescence at McHenry is fully set forth in the report of the
Surgeon-General. There were in all 22 cases, but no deaths and no
spread. Most active measures were immediately taken, and for the
first time, so far as known, in the history of this disease, an epidemic
was suppressed in its incipiency.
August 11 there was a reported death from yellow fever at Franklin, La., and, despite strenuous efforts, it prevailed in Franklin until
the latter part of October, with a total of 607 cases and 9 deaths.
Earnest efforts were made, and with success, to prevent its spreading
from Franklin to other localities. These measures consisted of a cordon
and detention camp and a careful watch of surrounding localities.
August 31 yellow fever was reported at Or wood. Miss., and investigation showed that it had existed in mild form for some weeks, and
there had been a total of 35 cases to the 4th of September. The infection
was traced to Taylors, Miss., where cases had developed as early as
July 20. Subsequently the fever was found in various other localities in
Louisiana and Mississippi, the date of its announcement, however, not
indicating the date of the infection pf the locality. The (apparent)
spread from one locality to another was apparent only, the probability
being that a number of places were infected at about the same time
from one or more centers of infection.
September 17 the disease was first officially announced in New
Orleans, though doubtless it had been existing there an indefinite time
prior to that date. As officially reported, there were in all 74 cases and
19 deaths, but there is little doubt these figures do not correctly express
the true prevalence and mortality of the disease.
The outbreak was practically brought to an end in the latter part of
October with the presence of frost. November 10, there had been
reported officially in both Louisiana and Mississippi 2,455 cases, with
114 deaths, a mortality of 4.64 per cent. Of this number, 1,470 cases
and 51 deaths occurred in Louisiana and 985 cases and 63 deaths in
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for Louisiana and Mississippi of the epidemic of 1897, itself a very
mild one, when there were in Louisiana 1,916 cases with 293 deaths,
and in Mississippi 1,668 cases and 96 deaths, the total for these two
States being 3,584 cases and 392 deaths, a mortality of 10.9 per cent.
The disease this year was confined to Louisiana and Mississippi, while
in 1897 it was reported in Alabama, Tennessee, and Texas, as well as
Louisiana and Mississippi. While there was panic caused by the presence of yellow fever, interruption of train service on railroads was
inconsiderable when compared with the season of 1897.
Experienced surgeons of the Marine-Hospital Service were sent to all
infected and suspected points, and the work of the Service consisted
in the establishment of detention camps, train-inspection, disinfection of baggage from the infected localities, surveillance over travel,
disinfection of freight, and other measures intended to prevent the
spread of the disease and at the same time prevent panic and other unnecessary interruptions to traffic. The Department has received many
expressions of appreciation of services rendered.
During the summer and fall, reports of the existence of yellow fever
in certain seaboard cities of the South were received, making necessary
careful investigation. While these investigations were negative in their
results, they caused for the time as much solicitude and labor as though
the results had been affirmative.
National quarantine.
With regard to protection from yellow fever in the future, the Surgeon-General calls attention to the necessity for perfecting the national
maritime quarantine, as has been consistently advocated by him in
previous reports. Arrangements have been perfected providing for
the disinfection of vessels before their departure from Habana and
Santiago.
The deficiencies in the present national quarantine laws were duly
presented to Congress at its last session, and bills were introduced
(H. E. 4363 and S. 2680) amending the present laws and providing for
more strictly national quarantine, both maritime and interstate. These
bills, making practically the same provisions, received the indorsement
of this Department and were favorably reported upon by the respective
committees of the Senate and House, are now pending, and should be
enacted into law.
REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE.

Following is a summary of the work performed by the vessels of the
Eevenue Cutter Service during the year, being exclusive of services
rendered in cooperation with the Army and Navy during the war: .
Miles cruised
Milescruised for the Life-Saving Service
Lives saved, actually taken from the water

Fl98

V




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280,110
1,120
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Persons rescued and succored with provisions, fuel, etc., in the Arctic regions..
265
Patients treated by the medical officer of the Bear, in Alaska, from Unalaska to Point Barrow and return
1, 557
Vessels boarded and papers examined
23,172
Vessels seized and reported for violations of law.....
,
548
Fines and penalties incurred by vessels reported
|242, 695
Vessels in distress assisted
92
Value of vessels assisted and their cargoes
.:
%1, 640, 280
Persons on board vessels assisted
679

In my last annual report the following was submitted:
The following vessels should be condemned and sold just as soon as it
is possible to replace them :
The Seward: This vessel was constructed in 1873; is a wooden sidewheeler ; now, after twenty-four years' service, is practically worn out,
unseaworthy, and not worth extensive repairs; cost originally $34,600,
and since for repairs $26,588.
The McLane: This vessel was acquired from the Navy in 1865, after
serving as a gunboat during the war. It is an iron side-wheel vessel,
of obsolete type, has been thirty-two years in the Eevenue Cutter Servvice; cost originally $36,000, and for repairs since $113,275. The
vessel is not worth extensive repairs.
The Colfax: This vessel was constructed in 1871, is of iron sheathed
with wood, twenty-six years old and a side wheeler; cost originally
$65,500, and since for repairs $87,000. The hull is very tender and can
not be properly repaired without practically rebuilding, and it is not
worth any considerable outlay.
The Boutwell: This vessel was built in 1873, and owing to bad design
is not now, and never was, a seaworthy vessel. It is a twin-screw boat,
V ..y slow, and unfit for the work of a revenue cutter ; cost originally
$70',000, and since for repairs $49,840.
The Washington and Chandler are both small tugs, acquired from the
tNavy in 1865, in which they did service during the war. Both are wooden
vessels, have been in the Eevenue Cutter Service thirty-two years.
They cost originally, the Washington $7,000 and the Chandler $6,500,
and for repairs since $35,732 and $34,537, respectively.
The Hamlin: This vessel was constructed in 1866, is a small wooden
tug, and has been actively in service for thirty-one years. It is past
repairing; cost originally $15,500, and for repairs since $13,046.
There should be provided a vessel for service on the Columbia Eiver,
Washington, and nearby waters. The Columbia Eiver Bar is widely
known to be dangerous, and a vessel should be constructed with special
reference to service in those waters.
I recommend that five cruising vessels and at least three vessels for
harbor service be provided. These vessels should take the place of those
worn out in service and no longer worth extensive repairs.
As conditions have not changed since the foregoing was written,
except that expenditures for repairs upon the old vessels named, aggregating $3,972.04, have been added, the recommendations are renewed.
The Service in the war with Spain.
The Eevenue Cutter Service has taken an active and conspicuous
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cutters, carrying 61 guns, 98 officers, an,d 562 enlisted men. Of these,
8 cutters (43 guns), 58 officers, and 339 men were in Admiral Sampson's
fleet and on the Habana blockade; 1 cutter (6 guns), 10 officers, and
95 men were in Admiral Dewey's fleet at Manila, and 4 cutters (12
guns), 30 officers, and 128 men cooperated with the Navy on the Pacific
Coast.
At the battle of Manila, the McCulloch, Capt. D. B. Hodgsdon, E. C. S.,
efficiently performed the duties assigned by Admiral Dewey. It was
the McCulloch that carried to Hongkong the dispatches announcing to
the Government and to the world that glorious and signal victory.
Admiral Dewey has officially commended the commander ofthe McCulloch for the value and efficiency of his command.
At the battle of Cardenas, May 12, the revenue cutter Hudson, Lieut.
Frank H. Newcomb, E. C. S., commanding, sustained the^fight against
the gunboats and shore batteries of the enemy, side by side with the
naval torpedo boat Winslow, and when Ensign Bagley and half the crew
of the latter-named vessel had been killed and her commander wounded,
rescued from certain destruction the vessel and the balance of the crew,
under the furious fire ofthe enemy's guns. On the same day (May 12)
the Windom, Captain Maguire, E. C. S., engaged the enemy's shore batteries at Cienfuegos, demolished the light-house, and destroyed the
rendezvous of the Spanish troops there. During this engagement the
senior naval officer present, in appreciation of the fine work of the
Windom, signaled from his flagship : '^ Well done, Windom.^^
The Manning, Capt. F. M. Munger, E. C. S., commanding, was in many
engagements with shore batteries of the eriemy, and Captain Todd,
U. S. N., has officially bestowed upon her commander generous praise
for the efficiency of his command and for effective and meritorious
services. Eear-Admiral Howell and Commodore Eemey have officially
commended the efficiency of the Service in cooperation.
In addition to services rendered by vessels with the naval forces, there
were 7 others, carrying 10 guns, 33 officers, and 163 men, with the Army,
engaged in patrolling and guarding mine fields in various harbors, from
Boston to Mobile and New Orleans.
The Eevenue Cutter Service had, in active cooperation with the Army
and Navy throughout the war, 20 vessels, carrying 71 guns, 131 officers,
and 725 men. There were 3 other vessels—25 officers and 210 men—
ordered to be transferred to the Navy, but, because of unavoidable
delays by contractors in finishing their work, the vessels could not be
sent to the front.
Fersonnel.
Attention is again invited to the necessity of adequate legislation for
the further promotion of the efficiency of the Eevenue Cutter Service.
The usefulness of this branch (in common with that of other similar
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of those composing its commissioned ranks. It is the aim and purpose
ofthe Department to raise the Eevenue Cutter Service to the highest
standard of excellence. While much has been done in this regard by
the Department, in the formulation of proper orders and regulations,
certain essential results can not be accomplished without legislation by
Congress, the need of which is seriously felt. Something must be done
immediately, whereby the active lists of commissioned officers can be
filled with men mentally and physically qualified to perform the arduous,
hazardous, and exacting labors which the laws impose. Prior to the
year 1895, the Service, due to the absence of remedial legislation, had
reached such a state that Congress finally recognized its almost helpless
condition, and passed the act of March 2, 1895, under the provisions
of which 39 officers were placed upon a permanent waiting-orders (or
retired) list. In the enactment referred to. Congress recognized two
essential features: First, the absolute necessity of extending this relief
in the form of a retired list; and, secondly, the justice and fairness of
the principle of the relief extended.
But the act did not go far enough. While it relieved an emergency
and retired from active service all officers who were then (March 2,1895)
disqualified, it ended there. Some officers who were left on the active
list, after the law had been carried into effect, as physically sound, have
since become unfit for duty afloat, because of age and disabilities incident
thereto, as well as to those contracted in the line of duty. As a consequence, there are at this time 11 officers who are, by reason of age alone,
incapacitated for active duty afloat. These are as follows: One of 72
years, one of 67 years, three of 66 years, one of 65 years, three of 63
years, and two of 62 years. The length of service of these officers ranges
from twenty-eight to thirty-seven years in individual cases, while some
of them are veterans of the Navy in the war for the Union. It will
thus be seen that the Service is seriously crippled (at this time, and
relief is recommended.
It will be readily conceded by all who are conversant with the facts
that no branch of the public service in time of peace requires as continuous, laborious, and hazardous service as this, while in time "of war,
as was practically demonstrated in the war with Spain, it stands upon
the same ground with the Navy in everything, except in the matter of
compensation and the benefits bestowed by the Government upon the
commissioned ranks of the sister service, in connection with which,
under the law, the Eevenue Cutter Service bore so conspicuous and
meritorious a part.
There is pending in Congress a satisfactory bill (S. 620), which has
been favorably reported by the Committee on Commerce of the Senate.
This bill makes just and fair provision for a ^'permanent waitingorders" (or retired) list fpr the Service, and its passage is recommended.
There is also pending in Congress Senate bill 3903, for the promotion
of the efficiency of the Eevenue Cutter Service, which has my cordial



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indorsement and approval. This bill was passed by the Senate April 29,
1898, and has been favorably reported by the Committee on Interstate
and Foreign Commerce of the House of Eepresentatives and now awaits
the action of that body. Its most important features provide for the
enforcement of discipline, giving the force of law to that which can not
be compassed by regulations. The bill as a whole is essential to. the
welfare and advancement of the Service, is a meritorious measure, and
it is hoped will become a law as soon as practicable.

In the matter of pensions for the enlisted men of the Eevenue Cutter
Service, the recommendation on the subject contained in my last annual
report is repeated, as follows :
Under the provisions of section 4714, Eevised Statutes, the officers
and seamen of the Eevenue Cutter Service who may be wounded or
disabled in the discharge of their duty, ^^ while cooperating with the
Navy by order of tfie President," may be placed upon the Navy pension
list.
• The ordinary duties devolved upon the Eevenue Cutter Service are
fraught with greater risk of life and limb than that incurred by the
Army, Navy, and Marine Corps in time of peace, while in time of war
they are at least equal, and every argament that applies as a justification for extending this bounty to those services has equal force on
behalf of the enlisted men of the Eevenue Cutter Service. I therefore recommend that the law, section 4714, Eevised Statutes (act of
April 18, 1814), be amended to read as follows :
'^ The enlisted men of the Eevenue Cutter Service of the United States,
who have been or may be wounded or disabled while in the actual discharge of their duties, shall be entitled to be placed upon a pension
list under the same regulations and restrictions as are now provided by
law for enlisted men of the Navy."
Arctic relief expedition.
November 6, 1897, shortly before the arrival of the revenue cutter
Bear from her usual annual cruise in the Arctic Ocean, news came that
several whaling vessels were ice-bound at or near Point Barrow, in
arctic Alaska. Their officers and crews numbered 265 men. Unless
succor could be given them early in the spring of 1898 they would be
in danger of starvation. Steps were at once taken to render aid. The
Bear, upon her arrival in port, was made ready for the undertaking.
An abundant supply of provisions for the whalemen was put on board,
and preparations were also made for. the expedition which traveled
overland.
The personnel of the overland expedition included Lieut. D. H. Jarvis,
E. C. S., commanding; Lieut. E. P. Bertholf, E. C. S., and Surg. S. J. Call,
E. C. S. The Bear was commanded by Capt. Francis Tuttle.
Nineteen days from the inception of the movement the expedition
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" December 11 the Bear sailed thence north through Bering Sea in quest
of a landing place for the overland party. When within 90 miles of the
north shore of Norton Sound the ship was driven back by ice and gales
to the southward of Nunivak Island. Finally Lieutenant Jarvis and
his party were landed on Cape Vancouver. Then began a perilous
journey of 1,500 miles. These brave men struggled onward four months
in the midst of an arctic winter and an arctic night, over a route never
even traveled before by dog sleds.
The expedition was highly successful, and resulted in the relief of
265 men, 128 of whom were brought back to Seattle. The achievement will take high rank because of its success, and for the exhibition
of fortitude and courage by the members of the overland expedition
and the officers and crew of the Bear.
While the expedition was on its way the Bear wintered at Dutch
Harbor, Unalaska, being detained there by ice and weather conditions
until June 14, 1898, when a start was made for the Arctic. July 16,
after, encountering fogs, gales of wind, and ice packs. Point Hope, in
the Arctic Sea, was reached, and Lieutenant Bertholf joined the ship.
The Bear then proceeded, beset by heavy ice, to Point Barrow, which
was reached July 29. Here Lieutenant Jarvis and Dr. Call, of the
overland party, were taken on board. After provisioning the ships
found at Point Barrow and vicinity, succoring the people who were
to remain, and receiving on board all who desired passage, the Bear
sailed for Seattle, where she arrived September 13, after an absence in
the desolate regions of arctic Alaska of nearly seventeen months.
Thefhighest commendation is due to Capt. Francis Tuttle for ability
displayed in bringing his part of the relief expedition to a successful
termination, and to the officers and crew of the Bear for their devotion
to duty. High praise and generous reward are due to Mr. W. T. Lopp,
of the American Missionary Society at Cape Prince of Wales, and to
the intelligent native Artisarlook, who left their homes and families to
aid the overland expedition, provid'ng reindeer and helping to drive
them to Point Barrow.
NAVIGATION.

War with Spain and the annexation of the Hawaiian archipelago,
which have changed the political and commercial relations of the
United States not only with Cuba, Puerto Eico, Hawaii, and the Philippines, but also with the continents between which and North America
those islands are stepping stones, require the prompt adoption of an
affirmative maritime policy by the United States.
For reasons sufficient in the sight of civilization, we have expelled a
maritime power of no mean rank from its colonies. We must be prepared to assume, in part at least, the obligations to those islands which
were but imperfectly discharged by that nation, and to secure to them
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pushed to the degree of extortion. It is not to be expected that the Government of Spain will long continue its support of the mail steamship
lines which have connected its lost possessions with the rest of the
world. Whether, then, the military occupation of former Spanish
possessions by the United States shall lead to their independence or to
their control by this country ultimately, at present it is clear that
American vessels must be established in part in the carrying trade of
the islands or we must allow Great Britain, France, and Germany to
fill entirely the place as a carrier which Spain is about to vacate.
Eegular and frequent communication between the United States and
the islands of the Atlantic and Pacific, which have come within the
sph«ere of political.influence or the absolute control of the United States,
will not, however, satisfy all the obligations which new conditions have
crea.ted. Our boundaries have been pushed thousands of miles nearer
to the markets of Asia and Australia, and hundreds of miles nearer to
the markets of South America and Africa than they were a year ago.
Advantages for the increase of our carrying trade thus afforded will
become ours if we stretch forth our hands to accept them. The relatively undeveloped navigation between the United States, the islands
of the Pacific, and Asia, and the partially developed navigation to South'
America and Africa, will certainly be lost to us if indifference to present
political and cominercial rivalry is now left undisturbed, as was indifference to the mechanical revolution wrought in navigation by iron and
steam at the end of the first half of the century.
It has not escaped the notice even of the less acute among our observing citizens that while we have laws to protect and encourage industries in which, from natural conditions, we must equal or excel our
competitors, the building and navigating of vessels for the international
exchange of products have received but scant and desultory notice from
the law-making power of late years. Yet during these years the conditions under which shipbuilding and oversea navigation are conducted by maritime nations have so changed that the statutes on our
books have almost lost vitality.
A positive policy which shall create anew an American seagoing
merchant fleet is not intrinsically more difficult to establish than has
been the recent rehabilitation of the American Navy, or than, a third
of a century ago, was the establishment of transcontinental railroad
communication. It will undoubtedly require at the beginning, and for
some time to come, the appropriation of appreciable sums of money,
though very much less than our annual expenditures in times of peace
for naval construction and maintenance; but from the nature of the
situation, these expenditures, if adequate at the outset, can be decreased,
and, as is usual with properly adjusted expenditures for the improvement of means of transit and communication, will bring in an early and
steady return on the investment.
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Commercial exigencies, on the Pacific at least, are equally urgent, for
events in the East have precipitated a rivalry for the control of the
carrying trade of that ocean, the great possibilities of which we have
been prone to reckon among our national assets without the effort to
secure them.
In the preparation of legislation to meet the requirements of the situation we may study with advantage the methods which are now employed by our competitors, for those methods have been evolved from
experiment and experience in a branch of industrial activity to which,
of late years, they have given much thought and we little.
Great Britain, Germany, and France have consistently pursued for
years the policy of contributing liberally from the public funds oto
establish steamship lines as a political measure, regarding such lines
as national necessities rather than as commercial investments. This
country is now so placed that the same motive must at least be fully
considered in deciding upon our course of action. Even if the motive
were absent, the fact of Government aid to the foreign lines of steamships with which American vessels must compete can not be ignored.
The extent of that assistance is too often exaggerated in this country,
but the margins on which the business of ocean transportation is conducted are usually so close that even moderate support for public
services may suffice to render successful maritime ventures which could
not be undertaken and regularly prosecuted without such support.
France, Italy, and Japan have adopted the policy of aiding from the
public funds the construction and navigation of substantially all their
vessels engaged in oversea navigation, on the theory that the maintenance of the merchant service is essential as a measure of national
defense. By the expenditure ofabout $1,000,000 annually on the training of merchant seamen as naval reserves, and by refunding light dues
to British vessels furnishing naval reserves. Great Britain recognizes
the same principle. The events of the summer have brought home to
us the reliance which a peaceful country in time of war must place on
its merchant marine and merchant seamen.
The maritime nations of the world for some years have permitted
their shipowners, either unconditionally or under certain restrictions,
to purchase vessels built in other countries. The policy of the United
States, from the beginning of the Government, has been opposed to
American ownership of vessels built abroad. The law, however, was
relaxed in order to permit the establishment of the only American
transatlantic mail line in operation, and during the year Congress, in
its wisdom, and the Departments specially charged with the conduct of
the war, made numerous exceptions to the general rule.
Maritime nations, notably Great Britain and Germany, require the
shipping entering their ports to contribute reasonable taxes for the lighting of the coast, the improvement of harbors, and like objects of expenditure. Although three-fourths of the shipping in international trade



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LXXIII

which enters our ports are foreign, and though our annual appropriations
for lighting our coasts and improving our harbors amount to many millions of dollars, the United States, with unique generosity, has for many
years given entry to our ports at relatively insignificant charges, or no
charges whatever, to the vessels of foreign shipowners who are accustomed to pay considerable taxes for the corresponding privilege at home.
By selection arid combination from the methods referred to, it will not
be difficult to evolve a legislative project for the development of our
merchant marine and of domestic shipbuilding, adjusted to our special
needs and based on the prevalent conditions of competition in the oceancarrying trade.
The method recoinmended may be specifically set forth in the following
propositions:
First. A remodeling and extension of the act of March 3, 1891, relating to the carrying of ocean mails in American steamships, so that it
shall meet requirements which have arisen since the law went into
operation.
Second. The establishment of a system of graded bounties upon the
mileage navigated by registered American vessels while engaged in the
foreign carrying trade as compensation forthe training of seamen available for the national defense, the system to have regard also to the
construction of vessels which may be promptly and economically converted into cruisers, troopships, colliers, and supply ships for the use of
the Government. Special provision should also be made for vessels
and men engaged in the deep-sea fisheries.
Third. Extended application of the principle of the act of May 10,
1892, by virtue of which the St. Louis and St. Faul were constructed
in this country upon the registry of the foreign-built steamships New
York and Faris, this extension to continue for a short term of years and
to be so guarded as to preserve the coasting trade to American-built
vessels.
Fourth. A moderate increase in the rates of our tonnage taxes, equalizing them with the corresponding charges at present imposed at Lon^
don, Liverpool, and Hamburg.
Fifth. The restriction of the trade between the United States, Puerto
Eico, and Hawaii and the coasting trade of those islands to vessels bf
American registry.
These propositions are drawn from the current practices of our maritime competitors. They can be put into operation promptly upon their
enactment. They will not raise diplomatic difficulties, delaying action
and involving us in prolonged discussion or a war of commercial retaliation. They will not raise political questions upori which parties, as
now constituted, may divide. They are believed to be entirely adequate
to our needs. The details of these 'propositions are discussed in the
report of the Commissioner of Navigation, in which are also to be found'
• statistics upon the subject.



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REPORT OF TPIE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

The report of that officer shows: On June 30, 1898, the merchant
marine of the United States, including all kinds of documented shipping,
comprised 22,705 vessels, of 4,749,738 gross tons. On June 30, 1897,
it comprised 22,633 vessels, of 4,769,020 gross tons. The following
table shows the geographical distribution, motive power and material
of construction, and trade of vessels of the United States for the fiscal
year 1898, compared with the fiscal year 1897, and also the construction
for the two years:
Vessels of the United States.
1898.

1897.
GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION.
A t l a n t i c ajiid Q-ulf c o a s t s
Nortliern lakes
Western rivers

.

Total

Number.
16,592
1,581
3,230
1,230

Gross tons.
2,647,796
439,012
1,410,103
272,109

Nittnber.
1(5,442
1,754
3,256
1,253

Gross tons.
2,553,739
496,767
1,437,500
261,732

22,633

4,769,020

22,705

4,749,738

15,940
94

2,276,938
133,524

15,896
97

2,237,153
140,662

16,034

POWER AND MATERIAL.
Sail:*
Wood
I r o n a n d steel

•.

Total
Steam:
Wood
I r o n a n d steel

2,410,462

15,993

2,377,815

5,670
1,284,859
929 » 1,073,699

5,775
937

1,288,785
1,083,138

6,599

2,358,558

6,712

2,371,923

650
1,480

73,786
. 432,523

660
1,667

74,640
467,348

2,130

506,309

2,327

541,988

103
144
983

222,1.36
36,337
547, 111

119
193
824

245,059
49,005
443,645

1,230

805,584

1,136

737,709

826
5,526
15,051

851,562
1,248,521
1,863,353

915
5,485
15,169

978,741
1,099,118
1,934,170

21,403

3,963,436

21,569

4,012,029

609
64
120
98

96,009
7,495
116,937
11,792

514
228
87
123

63,090
49,789
54,084
13,495

891

232,233

952

180,458

...;

Total

:

Canal boats
Barges
Total
TRADE.
Registered:
S t e a m , iron, a n d steel
Steam, wood
Sail t , w o o d a n d iron, a n d steel.....

.

Total
Enrolled and licensed:
Steam, iron, a n d steel
Steam, wood
S a i l *, w o o d a n d i r o n , a n d s t e e l

®
,

Total
CONSTRUCTION DURING THB YEAB.
Geographical distribution.
A.tlantlc a n d Q u l f c o a s t s
PaSific c o a s t
Northern lakes
Western rivers
Total

;
:

•

Power a n d material.
Sail:
Wood
Steel
Steam:
Wood
I r o n a n d steel
Canal boats
Barges:
Wood
Steel
Total

•Including canal boats and barges.




?.....

327
II

29,678
34,631

357
2

27,692
6,724

244
44
70

27,917
78,236
10,216

343
51
20

57,33748,501
2,386

182
13

40,027
11,528

169
10

30,777
7,041

891

232,233

952

180,458

t Including barges.

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TREASURY.

LXXV

The slight apparent decline of about 20,000 tons in our total tonnage
is explained by the fact that upward of 60,000 tons were transferred
during the closing months of the year from the merchant list to the War
and Navy by purchase. In the main, these are still essentially merchant vessels, though temporarily in the service of the Government.
During the fiscal year we thus passed through two months of a maritime
war without any real decrease in our merchant shipping. This is the
more significant, as British shipping during the six months of 1897 covered in our fiscal year showed a decline. The construction of vessels
during the year was much less than during the preceding year; but
such was the fact also in Great Britain and maritime countries generally. Our shipbuilding during the closing months of the fiscal year
showed a marked gain over the corresponding period of the previous
year, and the present fiscal year promises to be of exceptional activity
in our shipyards.
The receipts from tonnage taxes for the year were $846,771, compared
with $731,770 for the previous year and $544,225 for the year ended
June 30, 1896. The Commissioner of Navigation offers suggestions on
the operation of the laws concerning tonnage taxes which are commended to the attention of Congress. Legislation for the benefit of
American seamen now holds a place in Congress favorable to early
action.
STEAMBOAT-INSPECTION SERVICE.

The Supervising Inspector-Gen eral reports, for the fiscal year, that the
personnel of the Service at its close consisted of 177 officers, clerks,
and messengers.
The expenses were: For salaries, $288,979.64'; contingent expenses,
$46,340.19; decrease in expenditures from 1897, $6,222.98.
Total number of annual certificates of inspection issued to steam vessels, foreign and domestic, 8,448; number of certificates issued to foreign passenger steam vessels, 316 ; to domestic steam and other motor
vessels, 8,132; gross tonnage of foreign steam vessels, 1,115,446; net
tonnage of domestic vessels inspected, 1,958,437 ; total number of officers holding license, estimated to be 41,000.
Classification of inspections, tonnage, and officers licensed, according to ihe several divisions of
navigation, for thefiscalyear ended June 30, 1898.
Inspections of Tonnage. Officers
steamers.
licensed.

Divisions.

Atlantic coast
Northern lakes
Gulf coast
Total

:

766
3,744
1,055
2,259
624

222,522
1,741,548
133,445
824,636
151,732

2,350
9,807
3,405
4,497
1,743

8,448

3,073,883

21,802

Increase in number of annnal certificates of inspection issued to d o m ^ i c vessels
over previons fiscal year
.^'.
110
Increase in nnmber of annnal certificates of inspection issued to foreign steamers
over previons fiscal year
11



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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

It is estimated that 650,000,000 passengers were carried on steam
vessels during the year.
Total nnmber of accidents resulting in loss of life during the year
Total number of lives lost by accidents from various causes during the year
Increase in number of lives lost over previous year

31
283
100

Ofthe number of lives lost as above reported, 84 were passengers and
199 belonged to the crews of the vessels.
Inspections of foreign steam vessels: British, 183; German, 61; Dutch,
16; Norwegian, 14; French, 12; Belgian, 12; Portuguese, 5; Danish, 4 ;
Spanish, 3 ; Hawaiian, 2; Japanese, 2; Italian, 1; Argentine Eepublic,
1; total, 316, with a total gross tonnage of 1,115,455.45.
Total number of new life-preservers examined

60, 848

Found deficient andrejected
Number passed

37
,

Total number of examinations of applicants for masters' and pilots' licenses
Number rejected
:
Number passed

60, 811
1, 627
72
1,555

Under the act of Congress approved January 22, 1894, 6,135 iron and
steel marine boiler plates were tested at the mills, of which 558 were
rejected for various defects. There were also 2,344 steel bars tested for
brace bolts.
The Supervising Inspector-General renews his recommendations in behalf of legislation to secure a nonpartisan service and permanent tenure
of office, except for"incompetency, misconduct, or permanent physical
or mental disability.
COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY.
The progress made in this branch of the Service will be fully detailed
in the annual report of the Superintendent, which is required by law to
be transmitted to Congress in December.
In the prosecution of the hydrographic work during the year, especial
attention has been directed to the localities where the interests of commerce are most important. It has been found most advantageous to
concentrate as large a force as possible in such localities and to keep
the parties in the field during the ^hole of the season available for
work. By this plan the necessary surveys are rapidly completed with
greater economy of expenditure than could be attained by employing
a number of small parties season after season in widely separated
portions of the coast, and the results can also be more promptly given
to the public. With this idea, the form of the appropriation for field
work was modified by the substitution of a few comprehensive items
for many small ones, thus permitting the exercise of some discretion in
the assignment of parties.
Among the important operations of the year may be mentioned the
following: The resurvey of Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, has been com


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LXXVII

pleted; the resurvey of Chesapeake Bay has occupied a number of
parties during the greater part of the year, and it is making satisfactory
progress; the survey of Lake Pontchartrain, Louisiana, has been completed ; the resurvey of San Francisco Bay is nearing completion, the
more important portions having already been covered by the hydrographic and topographic work.
The recent rapid development of the Territory of Alaska, due in a
great measure to the gold discoveries in the Klondike region, and
the consequent large influx of population and increase in the carrying
trade, were regarded of such importance as to call for special surveys
along the coast, and to that end an appropriation of $100,000 was
made by Congress at its last session. At the opening of navigation
in the spring three parties were fitted out and sent to Alaska. One
of these parties was directed to make an exploration and survey of
the delta of the Yukon Eiver, the chief waterway to the interior, with
a view to the discovery of a better and deeper channel into the river
than that now used. At present, not more than five feet of water can
be carried through what is known as the Aphoon mouth of the river,
the only channel used by vessels, while a much greater depth of water
is found after getting into the river. The second party was directed
to survey the coast in the vicinity of the Copper Eiver, and the third
to make a topographical reconnaissance of the country adjacent to
Chilkat and Chilcoot passes, this work having an important bearing on
the question of the boundary line between Alaska and the British Possessions. Hydrographic surveys along the Alaska coast have made excellent progress, and charts of the localities most frequented by vessels
are being perfected as rapidly as possible. A new steamer for use in
Alaska and the Aleutian Islands is now in course of construction, and
will greatly facilitate this important work.
Soon after the declaration of war with Spain all naval officers
assigned to duty on the Coast and Geodetic Survey were detached.
Owing to the fact that many of the civilian officers of the Survey were
experienced in hydrography, it was possible to supply the places of
most of the naval assistants without any material interruption of the
work. Two of the vessels of the Survey, the BlaJce and the Bache, were
temporarily assigned to duty under the Navy Department, and were
engaged for some time in special surveys at Key West and Tortugas,
and were occasionally employed as transports and dispatch boats.
Upon their return north, the naval officers on board were detached.
The steamers Fatterson and Gedney, at San Francisco, were transferred
to the Navy Department by order of the President, but, no occasion for
their use by that Department arising, they were shortly afterwards
retransferred to the Treasury Department. During the war the general
issue of the charts and publications of the Survey was suspended, both
as a precautionary measure and because the pressing demand for charts
for the use of a large number of naval vessels was such as for a time to

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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

greatly tax the resources of the office. An allotment was made from
the appropriation for national defense to provide a small additional
force for this work, and this was afterwards supplemented by a special
deficiency appropriation.
The party sent out toward the close of the last fiscal year to survey
the Pribilof Islands, Alaska, returned in November, 1897, having completed the topographical survey of St. Paul, St. George, Otter, and
Walrus islands, together with detailed surveys of the seal rookeries on
the islands of St. Paul and St. George. The results of this work have
been published and copies furnished to the Departments interested.
One of the most important operations of the Survey, both from a
practical and a scientific point of view, is the geodetic connection of
the surveys of the Atlantic Coast with those of the Pacific Coast, which
has been accomplished by the practical completion of the transcontinental belt of triangulation along the thirty-ninth parallel. This triangulation furnishes an accurate basis for future topographical, geological, or other State or general surveys, and will give the length of an
arc of the parallel extending over 48 degrees of longitude.
The determination of the heights of some of the primary triangulation stations in California and Nevada by observations of double zenith
distances and lines of spirit leveling and their reference to the sea level
have been completed during the year. The determination of the geographic positions of important points throughout the country by latitude observations and telegraphic exchanges of time signals for longitude has made good progress.
Eeconnaissance is now being made for the extension of the primary
triangulation along the ninety-eighth meridian in Kansas and Nebraska
and in Texas. This triangulation, when joined with similar work to be
undertaken by the Canadian and Mexican governments, will form a
meridian arc of far greater extent t^han any heretofore measured, extending through 50 degrees of latitude. The measurement of such an arc with
instruments and methods of a refinement unknown in earlier geodetic
work will furnish valuable data for more accurately determining the
size and figure of the earth, and at the same time will serve as an accurate framework for future local or governmental surveys. The transcontinental line of precise levels has been extended from Ellis, Kans.,
to Hugo, Colo., and from Hugo toward Colorado Springs. Observations of magnetic declination, dip, and intensity at various points
throughout the country have been continued.
The Survey is often called upon to decide in questions relating to
boundary lines, in which it is essential that the magnetic declination at
some former period should be accurately known, and many requests for
information on this subject are received. In connection with this work,
meridian lines for the use of local surveyors have been established and
permanently marked at county seats in many of the States, and magnetic




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ranges for the correction of ships' compasses have been determined at
several of the important seaports.
Observations of tides with automatic gauges have been continued at
Fort Hamilton, New York Harbor; Eeedy Island, Delaware; Washington, D. G ; Morehead City, N. C.; Fernandina, Fla.; San Francisco, Cal.,
and Bremerton, Wash, (at the latter place through the courteous cooperation of the Navy Department), for use in the compilation of the tide
tables published annually, and automatic tidal indicators have been
maintained at Fort Hamilton, New York Harbor, and at Eeedy Island,
Delaware Eiver. Another will soon be erected at San Francisco Bay,
The collection of data for the Coast Pilot of the coasts of the United
States has been continued and new volumes are issued when necessary.
For the purpose of making surveys and examinations needed in the
settlement of disputed points in the boundary line between the States of
Maryland and Virginia, two officers were detailed in the autumn of 1897,
one reporting to the governor of Maryland and the other to the governor of Yirginia. Upon the completion of this duty, toward the close of
the fiscal year, the officers detailed reported to the Superintendent for
employment in the regular work of the Survey.
Cooperation with the international geodetic association has been
maintained, and the usual annual contribution has been paid through
the ambassador of the United States at Berlin. At the request of the
association, examinations have been made, with a view So the selection
of suitable stations for observing the variation of latitude. An officer
of the Survey was sent as delegate on the part of the United States to
the meeting of the association held at Stuttgart in October, 1898.
The association has been furnished, in compliance with its request,
with statistics of the measurement of primary base lines and the determination of astronomical latitudes, longitudes, and azimuths by the
Coast and Geodetic Survey for the years from 1895 to 1898.
The acquisition by the United States of Puerto Eico and the Hawaiian
Islands will render necessary the extension of surveying operations to
include the new territory, and information is being gathered with a
view to the commencement of such surveys as soon as means are available.
The permanent force of the Survey remains essentially the same,
although it has been found advantageous to make a readjustment in the
salaries of some of the office employees, and to increase the number
employed in the entering grade of the field force, so as to provide a class
of qualified young men from which the more responsible positions in
the force of field officers may be recruited when necessary. Vacancies
occurring in the permanent force have been filled by requisition on the
Civil Service Commission, and the employees thus obtained have proved
generally efficient and satisfactory.
The work of the Coast and Geodetic Survey is closely corelated with




LXXX , REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

that of the other Departments, and its charts and publications are used
by the vessels of the Navy, the Light-House Board, and the Fish Commission. Copies of surveys and data are furnished to the United States
engineers, who in return supply information relating to river and harbor improvements for use in the correction of charts. Special surveys
ofthe entrance to Brunswick Harbor, Georgia, and at Charleston, S. C ,
have been made during the present fiscal year by an officer of the Survey at the request of the War Department. Surveys at Key West and
Tortugas have been made for the Navy Department, and speed trial
courses for naval vessels laid out in several localities.
The work of the computing division, the tidal division, .and the
drawing and engraving division has been satisfactorily advanced, and
has kept pace with the work in the field and with the demands for information from other Departments and from private individuals. The work
of the hydrographic division, the disbursing office, and the Office of
Standard Weights and Measures, under the immediate direction of the
Superintendent, has been efficiently conducted. The clerical work of
the office has been performed in a satisfactory manner.
The publication of monthly notices to mariners, containing important
information relating to charts, sailing directions, and reported dangers
to navigation along the coasts, has been continued, and upward of fortyeight thousand copies have been distributed during the fiscal year.
The net proceeds of sales ot charts was $13,645, as against $9,731 for the
previous year. This great increase in the issue of charts was due, in the
first place, to the mining excitement in Alaska, which created an unusually large demand for charts and maps of that Territory, and afterwards to the preparations for the war with Spain and its subsequent
prosecution, which caused an immediate need for large numbers of charts
for the use of the military authorities, the demand from the Navy Department being especially urgent. With a small additional emergency force,
the office was able to supply without delay the charts needed for the vessels ofthe Navy.
Several new maps and charts of special localities in Alaska have
been published to meet the popular demand. Besides a large amount
of work in progress and a number of new editions of charts, 12 new
copperplate charts have been completed during the year and 26 new
charts have been published by photolithography. Of the latter, 52,476
copies have been printed ; 78,995 copies of charts have been printed in
the office from copperplates ; 55 electrotype plates of charts have been
completed, and a large number of photographic reductions and copies
of charts made in the photographic department. For six weeks during
the latter part of the fiscal year the plate-printing office was kept in
operation day and night in order to keep up with the demand.
In the instrument division the inventories of property have been
kept up, and a large amount of work done in the construction of instruments and apparatus, the repairs of those already in use, the packing



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of instruments for transportation, the purchase of new instruments, and
miscellaneous work of various kinds.
Office of Standard Weights and Measures.
In the Office of Standard Weights and Measures important service
has been rendered to the Customs Division of the Treasury Department
in the matter of examining, testing, and standardizing the instruments
and apparatus used for the polariscope analysis of imported sugars for
the imposition of duties. Work on the standards for electrical measure
has made satisfactory progress, an appropriation having been obtained
from Congress for the purchase of the necessary instrumerfts and apparatus. Much of the time of this office has been devoted to the comparison of weights and measures for manufacturers, surveyors, engineers,
and others who require great precision in their work. Eequests for
such service become more frequent as the functions'of this office and its
facilities for accurate work become more widely known.
LIGHT-HOUSE ESTABLISHMENT.

The usual routine of this branch of the public service was naturally
much disturbed by the war with Spain, and the maintenance of the
aids to navigation along our extended seacoast, under the unusual and
changing conditions incident to a state of hostilities with a foreign
power, called for extraordinary exertions on the part of the officers
and employees charged with this duty.
In anticipation of a state of war, the Light-House Board prepared a
detailed memorandum, outlining the special work and dispositions that
would be necessary to put the Service in shape to meet the new conditions and to enable it to cooperate with those branches of the military
and naval services charged with coast defense and to act as an auxiliary
to those services as far as possible. This memorandum met with my
approval, and' copies were sent to all officers in charge of coast districts
and to the Secretaries of War and of the Navy. In general terms, the
program outlined contemplated putting all important seacoast light
stations and those near the entrances to important bays and harbors in
telephonic or telegraphic communication with the local offices and with
the existing telegraph and telephone lines of the War Department,
Life-Saving Service, Navy Department, Weather Bureau, and with the
commercial lines. Signal flags were to be supplied to the keepers of
coast stations and special arrangements were made for the delivery and
transmission of messages. All vessels were to be put in repair, and
arrangements were to be made to promptly extinguish lights and
remove buoys. Arming of the tenders was to be provided for if found
necessary, and all officers and employees were directed to cooperate to
the fullest extent with the local military and naval authorities. Assistance was especially directed in establishing and protecting the subFi98—VI



^LXXXII REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
marine mine defenses of the harbors and in adapting the system of
lights to the conditions which were imposed by the mines. By letter of
March 25, 1898, the Secretary of the Navy was advised that six of the
vessels of the Light-House Service were available for naval service,
and four of these were subsequently detailed for this duty. They were
specially fitted out with rapid-fire guns and torpedoes, etc., and some
of these vessels rendered conspicuous service during the war.
- April 6, upon recommendation of the Light-BLouse Board, a
request was made that $75,000 of the appropriation of $50,000,000 for
national defense be allotted to the Light-House Board for establishing
communication with light stations, as outlined in the memorandum
already referred to, and for general purposes connected with the public
defense. This recommendation received the approval of the Secretary
of War and of the President.
An allotment of $38,500 from the same appropriation was also made
to enable the Light-House Board to charter vessels to distribute supplies to light stations in place of those assigned to naval service, and
for other expenses incident to this purpose.
Under the allotment for communications, etc., 92 miles of land telephone and telegraph lines were built, 43 miles of submarine cable were
laid, connections were made with 78 light stations along the Atlantic
and Gulf coasts, and most of these stations were fitted out with signal
flags, masts, code books, and marine glasses, to enable them to exchang:e
signals with vessels and to communicate readily with local headquarters.
In several of the important harbors assistance was rendered by the
tenders of the Light-House Service in planting the submarine mines.
One tender that remained on light-house duty was provided with small
arms for the crew.
By using two of the self-propelling steam light-ships as tenders and
sending supplies by commercial lines of transportation as far as practicable, the Service was maintained without chartering additional vessels.
The personnel of the Service experienced many changes previous to
and during hostilities. In March three members of the Board were
relieved and assigned to command of squadrons or vessels of war.
These were Commodore (now Admiral) Schley, the chairman, who took
command of the ^'Flying Squadron ;'' Captain Evans, assigned to command of the Iowa, and Commander Wilde, who took command of the
Katahdin. Colonel Gillespie was appointed Brigadier-General of Vol- *
unteers, but was not relieved as member of the Board. The name of the
Engineer Secretary was transmitted to the War Department as available for immediate dutyjrin the field, but he was not called upon for military duty during the war. A number of district inspectors were also
assigned to duty at sea, and temporary arrangements were made by
assigning retired officers of the Navy or the district engineers to inspection duty.
At most of the important seaports of the Atlantic, Gulf, and Pacific



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coasts the harbor lights were extinguished in whole or in part, and
proper notices to mariners issued upon receipt of advice from the War
Department that the ports had been closed to night navigation on
account of the submarine mine defenses.
Notice to mariners was also issued that all the light vessels stationed
at considerable distance from shore on the Atlantic Coast might be
removed from their stations without further notice, and the LightHouse Board took necessary action to provide steel structures which
might be placed as day marks or unlighted beacons on the more dangerous outlying shoals in the event that it became necessary to remove
the light vessels. This necessity did not, however, arise.
Notwithstanding the unusual conditions, all aids to navigation were
maintained in a generally efficient condition, the usual work of supplying and repairing stations and light vessels was carried on, and a considerable amount of construction work under special appropriations was
accomplished. During the year a total of 97 new lights, 13 new fog
signals, 3 new light vessels, 191 new buoys, and 11 new day marks were
established. Two new tenders were completed and put in commission,
a large number of light and fog-signal stations, depots, and day marks
were extensively renovated, and several tenders and light vessels were
practically rebuilt.
Under the special appropriation for oil houses, 16 of these structures
were completed during the year.
The work of a general and systematic revision of characteristics of
aids to navigation and improvements in lighting and fog-signal apparatus, which was inaugurated last year, was much interfered with by the
war with Spain, but considerable progress was made, and with data now
available the work of improvement can be prosecuted as rapidly as the
appropriations may permit. One improvement of note that has been
accomplished is the substitution of a powerful electric flashing light
for the two old-fashioned fixed lights at the Highlands of Navesink,
entrance to New York Harbor.
The increasing demands of commerce require a continued increase in
the estimates under all the general appropriations, as well as in the estimates for additional lights and fog-signal stations, light vessels, and
tenders, which must be provided for by special appropriations.
The policy of providing sufficient funds under the general appropriations to enable the Light-House Board to make extensive renovations
of existing stations, rather than to leave the more important, and therefore the most needed, work of this character to be done under specific
appropriations, has contributed greatly to the efficiency of the Service.
Considerable embarrassment has resulted from insufficiency of the
appropriation for salaries of keepers, and a deficiency appropriation
under this head became necessary to provide for these salaries for the
fiscal year.
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Light-House Establishment for the fiscal year 1900 have been carefully
prepared and are conservative in amounts. Their careful consideration
by Congress is asked.
The recommendation of last year, that provision be made for increased
clerical force in the office of the Light-House Board and for more suitable office accommodations in a separate building, is renewed.
The Board has taken the initiatory steps to obtain and compile
detailed information in regard to the light-house service in the
recently acquired foreign possessions of the United States, with a view
of preparing estimates and formulating recommendations for the
administration of this portion of the Service at the proper time. This
matter will be made the subject of special recommendations at a later
day.
LIFE-SAVING SERVICE.

The Life-Saving Establishment, at the close of the fiscal year, embraced 264 stations, of which number 192 were situated on the coasts of
the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico, 56 on the American coasts
of the Great Lakes, 1 at the Falls of the Ohio Eiver, Louisville, Ky.,
and 15 on the Pacific Coast.
There were within the scope of the Service 402 disasters to documented vessels, having on board 3,113 persons, of whom only 12 were
lost. The estimated value of the vessels was $5,861,320, and that of
the cargoes $1,307,070, making the aggregate value of property
imperiled $7,168,390. Of this amount, $6,410,530 was saved and
$757,860 lost. The number of vessels totally lost was 59.
The number of disasters to undocumented craft, comprising sailboats,
rowboats, scows, etc., was 365, involving 874 persons, 10 of whom perished. The value of property involved is estimated at $199,705, of
which amount $177,825 was saved and $21,880 lost.
The following statement shows the aggregate number of disasters and
their results:
Total number of disasters
Total value of property involved
Total value of property saved
Total value of property lost
Total number of persons involved
Total number of persons lost
Total number of persons succored at stations
Total number of days' succor afforded
Number of vessels totally lost

767
$7, 368, 095
16,588,355
$779,740
3, 987
22
663
1,328
59

The total number of disasters during the year was much larger
than appears in the records of any former year. It is noted, however,
that the loss of life was only 22, as against 53 during the year 1897,
when the total number of disasters was not nearly so great, and is
considerably less in proportion to the number of disasters than in any
previous year.
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others, who had fallen from wharves, piers, etc., were rescued under
circumstances of such peril as must have proved fatal in many cases
but for the prompt and skillful aid of the surfmen.
The life-saving crews saved and assisted to save during the year 471
vessels, valued with their cargoes at $2,868,655. Of these vessels, they
saved without outside assistance 349, valued with their cargoes at
$861,700, with a loss or damage of only $8,380. In the remaining 122
instances they united with other agencies—wrecking vessels, tugs, revenue cutters, etc.—in saving property valued at $1,980,490, out of an
amount imperiled estimated at $2,006,955.
Assistance of minor importance was rendered to 430 other vessels in
distress. The crews also warned from danger 226 vessels, 215 by night
signals and 11 by day signals. The loss of life and property thus averted
can not be estimated, but that many disasters were prevented is evident
from the circumstances under which the warnings were given.,
The net expenditure for the maintenance of the Service for the fiscal
year was $1,497,676.35. The sum of $70,000 was appropriated for the
maintenance of the stations as coast signal stations during June and
July, on account of the war with Spain, of which $56,952 was expended.
This expenditure is included in the sum above stated as the cost of
maintaining the Service.
Six new stations, located, respectively, at Damariscove Island, Maine;
Salisbury Beach, Massachusetts; Old Harbor, near Chatham Beach,
Massachusetts; Isle of Wight, north of Ocean City, Maryland; Lake
View Beach, near Port Huron, Michigan ; and Petersons Point, Gray's
Harbor, Washington, were completed during the year. All, with the
exception of the station at Petersons Point, have been equipped and
placed in commission. There has been some unavoidable delay in
equipping the latter station, but it will soon be ready for service.
Contracts were also entered into for the construction of two other
stations, one at Great Boars Head in the town of Hampton, New Hampshire, and one at Sandy Point, on the north end of Block Island, Ehode
Island. These are now approaching completion.
The stations at Mantoloking, Island Beach, Ship Bottom, Little Egg,
Brigantine, Pecks Beach, Corson Inlet, and Holly Beach, New Jersey,
having become unserviceable by reason of age, and not being adapted •
to the present demands of the Service, are being replaced by new and
appropriate buildings. A new station is also under construction on
Hog Island (Broadwater), coast of Virginia, in place of the old one, no
longer suitable.
Extensive repairs and improvements have been made to stations in
the First district, coasts of Maine and New Hampshire, and in the Ninth
district, coasts of Lakes Ontario and Erie.
The telephone lines of the Service have been considerably extended
and much improved. The old line along a large portion of the New
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lines, including electric-light and trolley wires, was particularly liable
to derangement, has been superseded by a new metallic circuit, which is
working admirably, and other improvements and safeguards have been
provided elsewhere as far as possible. Copper wire is being substituted for galvanized-iron wire on the coasts of Cape Cod, Long Island,
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina as rapidly as
possible.
The facilities heretofore afforded by the telephone system to maritime
exchanges and other commercial interests have been enlarged and perfected as conditions have permitted. Information of all disasters of
consequence, occurring within the scope of th^ Service, is now promptly
transmitted to the general telegraph system of the country, by which
means it speedily reaches all important commercial centers. The lines
now extend along the coasts a distance of about 800 miles, and nearly all
the stations in the Service are thus brought within ready communication
with each other, with the district offices, and with headquarters at
Washington.
The possibility of hostile demonstrations along the Atlantic and Gulf
seaboard, after the declaration of war between Spain and the United
States, directed the attention of the Government to the necessity of a line
of coast signal stations. It was necessary that these should be sufficiently
numerous and near the coast to immediately discover the presence of
the enemy's vessels and to receive and impart information from or to
American vessels in the offing, as well as to communicate with headquarters in Washington without delay. The immediate availability of
the life-saving stations was suggested* The result was that of the 233
coast signal stations established, 139 were life-saving stations, a special
act of Congress, having been passed upon the recommendations of the
Secretary of the Navy and the Secretary of the Treasury, authorizing
such stations as might be found necessary to be kept open and manned
during the months of June and July, when they would otherwise have
been closed.
The special adaptation of the stations and their instant availability
consisted in the fact that they were already well located, manned by
men trained to the necessary duties, and familiar with the signals of
• the international code. The crews were required in any event to patrol
the beaches adjacent to their respective stations every night, and in
thick weather during the day, as well as to maintain a constant day
watch in fair weather, and any information they might obtain could be
immediately transmitted to the headquarters of the Army or Navy at
Washington through the telegraph and telephone system above described. Fortunately they were not called upon to note the appearance
of an enemy, but the value of their presence as a measure of safeguard is
in no wise diminished. The Superintendent of the Coast Signal Service
reports that the system would have been entirely adequate to perform
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valuable purpose in keeping the Navy Department advised of the movement of Government vessels, etc., the service rendered in some instances
being of great importance.
Although established as a peace organization in the interests of commerce and humanity, the facility with which the life-saving stations
were utilized as military outposts forcibly calls attention to the fact that
the Government, without realizing it, had equipped itself in time of
peace with a practical coast guard, instructed and drilled in every essential requirement for duty in case of war, and affords the gratifying
assurance that in this respect at least no emergency in the future can be
so sudden as to find the country unprepared, while nothing whatever is
added to the expense of the military arm when the nation is at peace.
STATE BONDS OWNED BY T H E UNITED STATES.

The attention of Congress is again invited to the nonpaying State
stocks and bonds formerly in the Indian trust fund and now belonging
to the United States.
It is recommended that legislation be enacted by which settlements
may be effected and collections made of the amounts due. Under laws
of recent date the cases of Arkansas and Tennessee are now in process
of settlement.
Following is a statement of the stocks and bonds now in the Treasury:
Arkansas
Florida
Louisiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Total

\

$160,000.00
132,000.00
37,000.00
58,000.00
125,000.00
335, 666. 66^
594,800.00
1,442,466.661

A settlement has already been effected with Arkansas pursuant to
the authority conferred in the act of Congress of August 4, 1894 (28
Stat., p. 229), as approved by the act of April 29,1898 (30 Stat., p. 367).
A compromise was made with the State in which certain deductions
and credits were allowed for the claims of the State against the United
States, and the debt of the State reduced thereby $633,000, leaving a
balance of $160,000 due in bonds bearing interest at 6 per cent, to be
paid by the State on or before maturity of the bonds, January 1, 1900.
There was received from the State in cash and covered into the Treasury during the fiscal year 1898, as a part of the settlement, the sum of
$34,172.
In regard to the indebtedness of the State of Tennessee, the joint
resolution of Congress, approved May 12, 1898 (30 Stat., pp. 742, 743),
provides for the adjustment ofthe claims between the United States and
the State, with directions that any settlement or compromise effected
by virtue of said act shall be reported to Congress for its action and



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approval, and the case is now being considered preparatory to a report
to Congress thereon.
A history of these State stocks and bonds may be found in House Doc.
No. 263, Fifty-fourth Congress,-second session.
PUERTO RICO.

An important question, which will no doubt demand consideration
in Congress at an early day, is the money situation in Puerto Eico.
The existing currency of that island consists of silver coins known as
pesos and centavos. The peso is of the weight and fineness of the Spanish piece of 5 pesetas and corresponds in both respects to the 5-franc
pieces of the Latin Union. Its bullion value, compared to the bullion
value of the American dollar, is as 93.. 5 is to 100. The centavo is onehundredth of a peso, and the smaller coins consist of pieces of 20 centavos
and 40 centavos, these being the exact counterparts in weight and fineness
of the Spanish pieces of 1 and 2 pesetas and the French coins of 1 and
2 francs.
The Puerto Eican coins bear no fixed relation to gold, not being anywhere redeemable in the yellow coin. They were introduced into the
island by Spain in 1895, and by a forced exchange were substituted for
Mexican coins, which had previously constituted the principal money
medium. The best estimates obtainable place the volume of this
silver money now circulating in Puerto Eico at 5,500,000 pesos. The fact
that the Spanish Government put the same quantity of fine silver into the
peso as it did into the 5-peseta Spanish coin indicates a purpose
to have maintained the two on a parity. If so, the purpose was not
accomplished; the Puerto Eican coins quickly fell below the value of
the coins of the home government, and have since had no established
relation in value to them. The oscillation in value as related to gold
coin has been constant, rising and falling, as affected by the state of
exchanges between Puerto Eico and its foreign markets.
It is unnecessary here to point out at any length the general evil
results upon industry and commerce of a currency medium so out of
harmony with the world's money as to induce a widely fluctuating rate
of exchange. It may be instructive to consider them as illustrated in
Puerto Eico. Situated as that island now is, with a circulating medium
void of any established relation to the world's money of commerce—
gold—it is exposed, to the fullest extent, to such evil results. A brief
statement of facts will make this apparent. Dating back to 1894, the
peso has oscillated in its power to buy sterling bills on London, or bills
on New York payable in American money, as follows : In 1894 the
average value of the peso, thus tested, was 65.76 cents; in 1895 it was
60.38 ; in 1896 it was 63.95; in 1897 it was 60.10; in 1898 it was 58.70.
But these averages by no means represent steady, continuous values.
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limit of this fluctuation was, in 1894, 18 per cent; in 1895, 20 per
cent; in 1896, 10 per cent; in 1897, 11 per cent.
Upon this wavering, uncertain, variable money medium the commercial and industrial affairs of the island have been conducted. The
determining influence upon the value of Puerto Eican money seems to
have been the state of the foreign exchanges. When exports of island
products—sugar, tobacco, and coffee—were large, the desire to convert
the value of these products, realized abroad, into the domestic money,
creating as it did an extra demand for it, caused the peso to rise, or,
what is equivalent, it caused exchange to fall. From whatever point
viewed, the result was the same in its effect upon the producer—he
was deprived of a just realization on his products. This unfortunate
currency condition was a tax upon his enterprise and industry.
Contrariwise, when foreign bills were not in supply, because crops
had been marketed, and when those engaged in importing wares and
merchandise from abroad were under necessity of settling their accounts
in London or New York, the offering of domestic money to the bankers
and brokers in exchange for drafts on London or New York increased
in volume, exchange rose in price, or, what is equivalent, the peso fell
in its power to exchange for the world's money.
Whichever way looked at, the effect was the siime in raising to the
merchant, and through him to the consumer, the cost of all products
purchased abroad. The domestic and the wage-worker were the unconscious but the real victims of these financial derangements. The only
beneficiaries were the speculator and the exchange dealer, for to these
two it is an axiom that the wider the range of fiuctuation, the greater
the range for possible profits.
It is highly important that American capital should find no obstacles
in its transfer to and from Puerto Eico, if the United States and the
island alike are to reap the benefits which ought to flow from their
proximity, their new relations, and from the enterprising commercial
spirit of our people. A wide difference in the rate of exchange, occasioned by the use of a differing and unrelated currency, is a serious obstacle to the transfer of capital, as it is to legitimate industry.
The obstacle can and ought to be removed. It is therefore suggested that, at the proper time, action be taken by
Congress to assimilate the currency of Puerto Eico to that of the United
States, so far and so rapidly as this can be done without unduly disturbing existing conditions and contract relations in Puerto Eico.
This, it is believed, can be accomplished by making customs dues in
the island payable in American money, yet receiving the silver pesos
and centavos at a fixed relation to our dollar. The limited amount of
Puerto Eican money would thus find an important avenue where a
uniform value on the basis arranged would be realized. This avenue
would probably be broad enough to give the assurance needed to keep
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custom-house valuation. If any doubt should arise as to the sufficiency
of such a provision, it could be made the duty of the Secretary of the
Treasury to give American coin in direct exchange for the Puerto
Eican coin at the custom-house ratio whenever in his opinion it should
be necessary so to do in order to maintain the ratio established.
The rate or ratio to be adopted should be determined by the fair
average of the Puerto Eican coins during the last three or five years in
their power to purchase bills of exchange on London or New York. If
the information necessary for fixing the fair ratio be lacking, the subject might be referred to a commission of experts, who, after hearing
testimony from merchants, bankers, and wage-earners in Puerto Eico,
could undoubtedly fix the ratio based upon the specific facts presented
to them.
From information fairly to be relied upon, it appears that the island
coins have had a value in domestic exchanges and in the purchase of
sterling bills considerably above their bullion value, measured by the
world's price for silver. It would seem just and wise to adopt this
local value in the establishment of a fixed ratio to the United States
standard. To adopt the bullion value of the currency in fixing such a
ratio would seriously disturb existing conditions in the value of wages
and work injustice to contract relations between debtors and creditors.
If a laborer's wages be 1 peso per day, and the average power of
that coin to purchase what his needs require be equal to 60 cents
gold, then to reduce the value of the coin in which he is paid to 40
cents would by so much destroy the reward of his labor, although his
nominal compensation should remain the same. On the other hand, to
raise the value of the peso to the value of our dollar (though the disparity in weight and fineness between our silver dollar and the peso is
small) would operate to increase the labor cost to the employer to a
point where the product obtained might not justify by its market price
the cost of producing it. This, of course, would depress industry and
throw labor out of employment.
Again, the relations between debtors and creditors call for equitable
and just consideration. It is estimated that in the form of mortgages,
etc., there is an indebtedness of some twenty or twenty-five millions,
and that the current shorter-time credit obligations aggregate about
the same in amount. The average value of the peso for some time
past is the best measure of the value that was transferred when these
evidences of debt were issued. To make an arbitrary change so as
either to enhance or reduce its general average value would therefore
work hardship and injustice. The average power of the peso, while
widely fluctuating between the two limits, has ranged from 160 to
190—that is to say, at times 160 pesos were as effective in paying a
debt br buying goods in London or New York as 100 American dollars;
at the other extreme, it has required 190 pesos to be as effective as 100
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Subject to correction from a better knowledge, I think all interests
would meet in giving a flxed value of 1661 to the peso—that is to
say, the peso shall be maintained at the value of 60 cents, first by
receiving it in payment for customs at^that price; second, by giving
for it, when required, American money at that rate of exchange. It is
by a similar process that our own silver money has been kept on a
parity with our gold coins.
It is not contemplated in the considerations here presented to retire
the Puerto Eican coins—certainly not until the coins of the United
States have become familiar and acceptable to the people. There are
three things to which a simple people cling with tenacity—their language, their religion, their money of account. The peso and its fractional part, the centavo, are terms made familiar, by use, to the laborer
and the tradesman. These coins, valued and fixed as above suggested,
would no doubt for some time be preferred to the American coin, which
to their minds would present the apparent contradiction of a coin of the
same material, possessing less bulk and weight, yet carrying with it a
higher exchangeable value. They would doubt at first, refuse to believe,
and cling to the terms^^ peso" and ^'centavo," rather than adopt the
really effective ones, '^dollars" and ^'cents." Therefore the peso, if
received through the custom house or for other taxes, or if received in
exch ange for American money at the Government agency, should be again
disbursed or reexchanged as demand from the people might require. In
fact, it may be necessary, in order to give absolute steadiness t o t h e
peso, not only to receive or redeem it at a fixed price to be again disbursed at the same price, but it may also be necessary to coin at our
mints an additional amount of pesos and their fractional parts for use in
the island. If, as suggested, customs dues be made receivable in
American money and the peso be received as equal to 60 cents, there
is little or no danger that it will fall below that value anywhere in the
island. Being effective at 60 cents for customs dues, it will not be
exchanged elsewhere for less. But this would not prevent its rising
above that value.
It is now apparent that the influx of American money is having the
effect to give the peso a higher value. The peso being the domestic
money, familiar to all the people of all classes, it becomes desirable to
exchange American money for the domestic, and the pressure to do
this raises artificially the exchangeable price of the peso. The broker
and the money changer know how to make the most of the opportunity.
To counteract this oi)eration, which tends to repress the introduction
of capital in the form of money, it may be necessary, as before stated,
to coin on Government account an additional stock of the domestic
money, which shall be freely offered in exchange at the uniform price,
this new supply, together with the old stock, to be received at the custom house or otherwise redeemed at the same price.
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excuse, I submit this additional thought for such consideration as it may
merit. The present Puerto Eican coins carry the emblems of Spanish sovereignty. Whether or not additions to the coinage be made, new coins
should be struck, of the same weight and fineness, upon which should
be imprinted proper emblems of our new relations, and these should
be substituted for the old. By melting up the old as they come in and
by paying out the new, such a substitution can be easily and quite rapidly effected. Gradually, custom and use would establish American
money, whether of silver, gold, or paper, as the medium of exchange
and payment.
Then, it may be expected that the present Puerto Eican money will not
be called fora American money and American terms of account and
payment having superseded those now in use. Then, upon the Government—either of the island itself or upon the United States Government,
as may be determined—the loss will fall resulting from the redemption of the Puerto Eican coins at an overvaluation. If the peso be
rated at 60 cents, as herein suggested, and if the bullion in the coin
remains at its present value of 40 cents, and, lastly, if the amount of the
silver money referred to be correctly estimated at 5,500,000 pesos, the
loss would amount to $1,100,000 American money. This would be the
ultimate cost of relieving the island from the grievous ills of a bad currency system. The benefits would be immediate, and, it may be hoped,
would be continuous for all time. The cost, when it began to be experienced, would be distributed over a series of years, and might easily
be covered by proper appropriations from the revenues of the island.
The necessity of securing stability to the peso is fully recognized by
all parties in Puerto Eico, although opinions differ as to the ratio which
ought to be observed in relating it to American money. Suggestions
have also appeared in favor of an immediate and coercive exchange of
the insular coins for our money upon a ratio to be determined. While
this could be made operative to introduce American money and American . terms of account at an earlier period than by the course above
recommended, it is open to some objections. It would throw confusion
into the minds of the simpler-minded people and excite suspicion as
to the purity of our intention. It would create an immediate deficit
for the difference between the bullion value of their coins and the
price for which they were exchanged. This deficit would have to be
faced and provided for at once, while by the slower process that
deficit would be spread over a period of years, and could be more
easily met.
I have so far spoken as if silver coin were the only medium of exchange
in Puerto Eico. Such is not the fact. The Spanish Bank of Puerto Eico,
holding a franchise from the Spanish Government, has been privileged
to issue its notes to the extent of three times its capital, and the note
issues of this bank at one time outstanding have been as high as
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the bank are not in favor, and it is not improbable that its affairs will
be liquidated. This being so, the function which it has in the past discharged should be assumed and prosecuted, within proper legal limitations, by some one bank.organized with ample capital and with the right
to establish branches at convenient points, and to issue its own notes to
circulate as money. Or, if this should not be favorably considered,
then an act extending to the island the rights and privileges of the
national banking system might merit approval.
NEW BOND ISSUE.

Under the caption of Loans and Currency, on page x x i v of this report,
will be found particulars (in the way of information) as to the issue of
$200,000,000 3 per cent bonds, authorized by the act of June 13, 1898.
When the bill was reported, which after amendment became the law,
some doubt was expressed by those best acquainted with such matters
whether bonds bearing so low a rate as 3 per cent could be sold except
at a discount. There were substantial facts cited in support of such
opinion. The then recent declaration of war with Spain had disturbed
the always sensitive conditions of trade and finance. The morbidly
timid along our eastern and northern coast were in a state of more or
less alarm. The simpler-minded depositors in savings banks made
withdrawals of their funds; the commercial banks in the larger cities
sympathetically suffered through loss of cash reserves to savings institutions. The rate of interest rose; the price of securities declined.
Even old issues of United States bonds fell to a point where they would
yield to the investor from 3.1 to 3.25 per cent per annum upon an
investment then made. Such was the condition of the financial market
in the latter part of April and the earlier part of May last.
There was another factor, however, which operated to insure a
successful negotiation of the new loan at 3 per cent, which it is well
to note. That factor was the self-interest of national banks. These
institutions as a whole then enjoyed an unavailed-of privilege under
the law to issue nearly four hundred millions in circulating notes.
True, the condition precedent to the exercise of such privilege was the
deposit of United States bonds, the price of which in the public market
had so advanced as to destroy the motive of profit for the exercise
of the privilege. Owing to the feature of the national bankiug act
which restricts the issue of circulating notes to 90 per cent of the face
of the bonds deposited as security, a 3 per cent interest bond at par,
when used for the purpose indicated, yields better returns to the banks
than 4 or 6 per cent bonds at the rate of premium then or now prevailing. It is demonstrable that the 3 per cent bonds at par would afford
to national banks the means of obtaining through circulating notes a
profit of substantially 1.4 per cent on the amount invested. That this
profit would furnish a sufficient motive for the banks as a whole to take
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conditions practically insured the successful negotiation at par ol the
loan at the rate of 3 per cent. This was quickly perceived in the money
market, and, joined to easier conditions in general finances, it operated
to establish a prospective premium on the anticipated issue ; in fact, at
the moment when the act was approved, the whole issue of $200,000,000
could have been sold at a premium of probably 2i per cent. This could
hardly have been foreseen, and it was evidently the opinion of Congress
also that a wide distribution of the obligations among the people, at the
uniform price of par, was of more value to public interests than the
realization of a possible bonus from small groups of professional dealers.
The discriminating mandate of the law was thus expressed :
, The bonds authorized by this section shall be first offered at par as a
popular loan under such regulations, prescribed by the Secretary of
the Treasury, as will give opportunity to the citizens of the United
States to participate in the subscriptions to such loan, and in allotting
said bonds the several subscriptions of individuals shall be first accepted,
and the subscriptions for the lowest amounts shall be first allotted.
Obedient to the fair spirit of the law, the Treasury Department sought
by every means to extend the opportunity for subscription to all the
people. Every newspaper in the United States was supplied with
interesting and instructive information relative to the issue, which,
with few exceptions, was patriotically and free of charge prominently
displayed. Blank forms for subscriptions, with circulars of information, were supplied to more than 22,000 money-order post-offices, every
express office, and all the banks. A period of thirty-one days was
allowed for the receipt of subscriptions. A summary of subscriptions
received, classified as to amounts, is here given:
Subscriptions for f500 and less.
Less than $100
$100 to $180
$200 to $280
$300 to $380
$400 to $480
$500 only

11,483
14,974
9,902
7,594
7,698
180,573

Total

^.....

232,224

Subscriptions for more than ^500.
$520 to $980
$1,000 to $1,980
$2, 000 to $2, 980..:
$3, 000 to $3, 980
$4, 000 to $4, 400
$4,500

.•

11,862
25,152
10,349
5,165
5,223
1,875

More than $4, 500

59, 626
28,376

Total

88,002

The burden of work thus suddenly thrown upon the Department it
is difficult to fully comprehend. In the mere matter of names and
addresses, the work of writing—by reason of necessary duplication—was



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equal to a detailed schedule embodying several millions of names,
with the address—town, county, and state—of each fully extended. To
accomplish the work imposed, an addition for three months or more of
nearly six hundred persons to the regular working force of the Department was necessary. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing was
correspondingly overtaxed. The immense increase in the number of
bonds of small denominations, as compared with any previous issues,
is a partial explanation. The acquisition and installation of twelve highgrade power presses, made in anticipation of increased operations, alone
saved that Bureau from a complete breakdown.
That the popular-loan method so successfully used on this occasion- gave general satisfaction to the people is beyond dispute. Led to
believe—whether justly or unjustly—that on former occasions advantage had been taken of public necessities by intermediaries who made
^unfair profit between the Government and the people, they hailed with
satisfaction this attempt to deal directly with the citizen. There was a
great moral value in this, difficult to estimate in terms of money, yet
worthy of consideration in the mind of the statesman. Was the operation advantageous, also, from an economic standpoints As already
indicated, a bonus of perhaps five millions could have been secured by
offering the loan to competitive bidding. That was the sacrifice made
in order to place the loan directly with the people at the uniform price
of par.
The act now under consideration was no doubt influenced by the theory,
if not definitely shaped on it, that the dissemination of Government
securities among the people would attach the holders thereof by closer
bonds of sympathy to the Government, and secure from all such a more
zealous watchfulness over public affairs; for it is this kind of watchful
interest which best secures the welfare and perpetuity of a free state.
If this motive operated in the legislative councils, its practical value
was not so permanent as could be hoped for. As before stated, allotments were made to less than 325,000 persons, aggregating $200,000,000.
From the moment the bonds were issued until the present time, a movement of concentration has been observable. At this time $77,361,000,
the original holdings ofabout 116,000 subscribers, have passed into the
ownership of 1,001 persons, firms, and corporations.. To this extent the
moral value of private ownership has already disappeared.
The loan was promptly taken; in fact, it was subscribed for many
times over. From this it may be assumed that similar results would
follow on future occasions. It will not do to rest securely on such
an assumption. In fixing the conditions of a proposed bond as to time
and rate of interest. Congress is in essence formulating a proposal.
The public—the investor—is'^yet to determine whether or not the proposal is satisfactory.
Congress can not exactly hit the mark in
advance. If it determines that the proi)Osed bond shall not be sold at




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less than par, it must so fix the rate of interest and time of payment as
to make the new security somewhat more attractive than outstanding
issues—price now being considered. It must also make allowance for
a disturbance in the previous market equilibrium. A large addition
to a previous supply, other things being the same, tends to reduce the
price, whether of commodities or securities. I repeat that in a legislative act it is impossible to forecast and exactly determine these ruling
factors. Economically considered, the part of wisdom would seem to
be to provide a sufficient margin of new advantages in interest, or
otherwise, to float the loan successfully, and then allow the market, by
fair competition, to reduce the margin thus provided to the narrowest
limit. The hew bonds were properly fixed at 3 per cent. Strict business logic dictated that they should enter into competition with the
older issues: it was the only way by which their true relative value
could be determined. Instead of this, the whole issue was offered to the^
subscribing public at the uniform price of par. Nevertheless, the
experiment may be considered a justifiable one, and it worked out in
a way to strengthen the national credit. From it, however, useful
suggestion may be derived.
It is evident that an attempt by Congress to fix the proper rate of
interest to justify an offer of the Government's obligations at par will
always be subject to one of two dangers—
First, if the rate of interest be fixed too low—time and circumstances
being considered—the loan may fail, with the consequence of serious
derangements to the Treasury; or.
Second, if the rate of interest be fixed too high, and the issue offered
at par, while it will be eagerly taken, the result may be a great economic waste to the Treasury.
The considerations thus presented lead to the conclusion that while
the features intended to make the loan a popular on^ should be preserved, provision should also be made to secure to the Government the
highest value attainable under the fair operation of the popular-loan
principle. It is but a commonplace to allege that in its relation to business affairs the Government should have strict regard to the principles
which elsewhere and everywhere obtain, i. e., in the purchase of
material and supplies required for public use, it should—as it does—
seek the lowest price for the same goods; and, conversely, in the sale of
what it may have to sell, whether of material or of its own interestbearing obligations, it should also seek to realize the highest attainable
price. Should exigencies arise—not now observable—under which further issues under the act of June 13 should be made necessary, it would
seem wise to modify in some way the mandatory provision which would
now require an offer of the same to the people at par. With a market
premium of 6 per cent now established, and conditions remaining the
same, such a proceeding would involve an inexcusable economic waste.
On the other hand, as before noted, it is not to be expected that a previous market premium can be fully realized on a large addition to th©



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market supply. I believe that, with some extension of discretionary
power to the administrative department ofthe Government in this connection, the popular features of the present act can be fully preserved,
while the risk of undue sacrifice in maintaining that valuable principle
may be obviated.
Under the provisions of the act one-tenth of 1 per cent of the amount
ofthe bonds authorized was allowed '^to pay the expense of preparing,
advertising, and shipping the same." The records show an average cost
to the Government of 1 per cent as the expense of negotiating and
distributing securities in the past. The experiment proves that the
allowance of one-tenth for expenses in connection with the late issue was
inadequate. Instead of one-tenth, or two-twentieths, of 1 per cent, the
total cost rose to nearly eighteen hundredths of 1 per cent, distributed
as follows:
.
"
Compensation of temporary clerks, messengers, etc
$166, 966. 96
Engraving and plate printing
88, 356. 30
Paper for bonds
16,376.61
Stationery and printing blank forms
12, 813. 37
Typev^riting machines, purchase and rent of
1, 292. 45
Electric fans, electric lighting, wiring, etc., in new city post-office building..
2, 056. 43
Tables and chairs bought andrented
1,154. 69
Miscellaneous
3,943.08
Total..

292,959.98

The express charges for carrying the bonds, it is estimated, will
amount to $65,000, bills aggregating some $22,000 already having been
audited and approved, but which do not appear in the above total.
CURRENCY AND BANKING.

In submitting my report, I feel it my duty to impress upon Congress,
as best I may, the important subject of currency and banking reform.
It is the misfortune of evil conditions to produce derangement and
hinder progress, which, if long continued, so accustom the subject of
them to their existence as to create in him apathetic indifference to
needful and healthful reforms. Indeed, it is a familiar fact that individuals, families, and nations ignorantly suffer under the illusion that
the very source of their affliction is itself an agency for good. Something like this has marked our financial history for thirty years.
Making progress in spite of all obstacles and embarrassments to commerce and industry, we ascribe the advancement to the causes which
have really hampered and disconcerted the forward and upward movement. With a financial system condemned by the judgment of the most
experienced and wise, both at home and abroad, its evils illustrated in
daily business, and emphasized in recurring panics, we fail, with an
obtuse timidity, to face the questions which must be met and rightly
solved before industry and commerce can be established upon enduring
conditions of security.
The arguments against Government issues of paper money as a
medium for commercial exchanges have been fully made and need not
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be repeated in detaih Its rigidity, its failure to meet demands where
demand is most urgent, the dependency of the whole industrial structure
upon the state of the revenue and public expenditure—these are important links in that chain of argument. Even in a state of foreign war, the
civilized demand of both contestants is for due respect to private property and individual contract relationships. How much more in a state
of peace, in a free state, should private rights and contract relationships
be given immunity from the incidental, though serious, effects now
suffered through perturbations in Government finances. The menace
to our domestic affairs, several times recurring from a threatened change
in the standard under which they are carried on, and our foreign trade
settled, has been a companion evil—perhaps the greater of the two.
The cure for these evils is not difficult to find. It lies within the
easy range of Congressional action. Nor is the remedy one to inflict
even temporary pains or penalties on the body politic. The healthful,
stimulating effect of right action in these directions would be experienced
with the first sense of assurance that the desired end was to be
accomplished.
The proposal to substitute bank issues for Government notes is opposed
with many honest prejudices and assailed by bitter denunciations. The
first arise from a failure to comprehend the true philosophy of a paper
currency, and must be patiently considered. The latter obscure the
question by reckless statements, charging that all propositions for currency reform are bank conspiracies to exploit the people. Eeferring
to such proposals, an eminent speaker recently warned his uninstructed
hearers: ^'These banks will become cormorants to eat up your substance, control your politics, and warp the political views in all the
communities. Send a man to Congress to help defeat this great evil."
Such tirades against reason, and such appeals to prejudice and ignorance,
the statesman must oppose by the simple truth. Is a system of bank
credit currency, in its ability to meet the varying wants of an industrious commercial people, superior to the issues of Government paper
money? If that question be answered affirmatively, it may be safely
left to time to show that the nature of the banker differs not at all from
the general nature of men in other callings. As every other man who
gets an honest living must live by service rendered in the sphere of
his activities, so the banker must perform faithfully and well his function or fail of his fair reward. The motives for his action are the same.
It is not for the benefit of the banker, or any particular class, that the
plea for currency reform is urged ; it is urged on behalf of the whole
people, who will be the recipients of the benefits thereof. And it is on
this ground only that the claim is entitled to consideration.
I shall not be outside of my duty if I venture to point out, in at
least one important respect, the advantages to the poorer districts of
the country of a properly constituted bank currency. It may be done
by fairly describing the course of the financial movement as it now



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goes on, and by presenting in contrast the movement as it would go on
under the conditions advocated. It is a familiar fact that, in the period
of harvesting and crop moving, the currency is strongly drawn from
the centers to the country districts. When this movement is over,
the currency again tends toward the centers. The currency flows
to the center to pay loans occasioned by its use and other general
indebtedness, and also to secure the benefit of interest to the country
banker for a portion of his funds which in a dull period would otherwise lie unemployed in his hands. At present, the currency so sent
consists almost entirely of legal-tender notes and Treasury notes—that is
to say, in the money which the law recognizes as lawful reserve. Thus
received by the banks in the money centers, it becomes a reserve for
deposits in the relation of one to four. Now, deposits may be increased
by loans as well as by the deposit of cash. A loan for ten thousand or
a hundred thousand goes to the borrower's credit upon the bank's
books, and swells the deposit account by so much. True, the borrower
may check against this fund, but his check may also be deposited in
the same bank, in which case it is a mere transfer to another account;
or, if it be deposited in another bank and paid in money by the lending
bank, it is still a transfer. The total deposits of all the banks are
swelled by this original loan.
In confirmation that this expansive movement is fairly described, I
quote from the New York Herald of November 13 as follows: ^^Comparing yesterday's [clearing house] statement with that of five weeks
ago, it appears that the banks hold 13 millions more money, and have
expanded their loans by the surprising amount of 51i millions,<the
increase in 'deposits' resulting from these two items being no less than
66 millions." It can be easily perceived that this possibility of increasing loans against an inflow of reserve funds in the proportion of four
to one is a temptation to which the city bank is likely to yield. It
must be remembered that this inward movement of currency from the
country occurs at the time of year when commercial activities are the
least and the general requirements for the use of loans in the interior
are the smallest. The effort of the banks at the centers to increase their
loans causes interest to fall. The fall in the rate of interest causes
interest and dividend-paying securities to rise. The rise in securities
induces speculative buying. The speculative buyer becomes the bank's
borrowing customer. The banker is thus enabled to ' ' p u t out his
funds," as he is apt to term it, though he really does no such thing.
He keeps his funds, but, in the way described, he swells his deposit
liability until his funds on hand are made answerable to the rule of
one of cash to four of liabilities, or 25 per cent against his "deposits."
It is in the condition above described, with varying degrees
of regularity and intensity, that the financial status is found when
the crops in the West and South approach harvest—that is to say,
a maximum of loans and deposits; a minimum in cash reserves.



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During the season until then, the country banker has found that
his drafts and checks on his Eastern correspondents, distributed to
his customers, supplied their needs for instruments of exchange and
payment; but he finds that for the payment of farm wages, the purchase and transfer of farm products, such instruments are not adequate;
cash is required for these purposes, either in metallic money or
paper currency. This forces him to make requisition in the form of
money by express on his Eastern balances. Nay, more; if crops be large
and prices good, he is forced to supplement his own resources by borrowing for a period at the centers. His correspondent at the center, in meeting his requisitions for the money due his country customer, is obliged to
take it from what had before constituted his legal reserve. This disturbs the equilibrium of relationships. To recover his position, he turns
upon the street and calls in a portion of his loans. If the interior banker,
after thus calling for the balances due him, asks in addition for a loan,
the city banker is often obliged to inform him that "money is very
close " and he can not accommodate him. It must be noted also that
the effort of the city banker to restore his impaired reserve by calling
money from the street does not accomplish that direct result. There
is no money " i n the street;" it is all in bank vaults, and the total
stock cannot be augmented except by inducing it to come in from without. ' What does result is a forced liquidation, a fall in prices of securities, arise in interest sufficient to induce outside money to come in.
In this process the merchant and the manufacturer find it difficult to
negotiate their credits. They also are told " money is tight," and that
they must withhold applications for discount favors.
I forbear to follow into further detail the unprofitable and vexatious
movement. Gradually, after more or less strain and anxiety, sometimes
bordering on panic, sometimes resulting in panic, a readjustment is
secured. Crops from the interior—not seldom forced from the producer's
hands, with little regard to price, because of his inability to borrow
from his local banker—move to the seaboard. The strain on the country is relaxed. Again currency in the form of "reserve funds" moves
to the center. Again one dollar thus received becomes effective as
reserve for four dollars of liability. Money is quoted easy, as the prospect for summer dullness becomes assured. " T h e street" breathes
easier, stocks and securities become "firm," and the movement toward
an expansion in loans, with its attendant phenomenon of an increase in
deposits, is again observed, to be again followed by restriction and
probable distress as the active season in productive industry and trade
again appears.
Whoever has followed this delineation of our financial movement,
and those who are familiar with the facts which are thus portrayed,
ought not to have trouble in perceiving that the bottom cause of the
irregular and deranging effects described is to be found in a fixed
volume of paper money clothed with full powers of a legal tender.



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Upon this money—itself a credit obligation—other credit obligations,
in the form of bank deposits through bank loans, may be built up in
the proportion of four to one. With the volume of paper money thus
fixed—with no natural movement toward its retirement when not
needed in legitimate trade—the tendency to build the four-story struc-.
ture upon it as a permanent base is irresistible. The withdrawal of
the base by those who really own it causes the structure to vibrate and
threatens it with a fall.
Consider now, as briefly as may be, the practical working of a banknote currency—nonlegal tender—if substituted for the paper money
issued by the Government. Verification may be found by those who
will look for it in systems now current in France, Germany, Scotland,
and Canada; or, if our own records be preferred, the New England
system of forty years ago, or those then in vogue in Indiana, Iowa, and
Louisiana, will be equally good examples. Under such a system the
financial movement may thus be described:
Commencing as before with an inward movement of funds from the
exterior to the centers, the money forwarded would then consist largely
of bank notes. These received at the centers would not, like the legal
tenders of the present, form a base for expansion. The desire to obtain
legal money in their place would cause the banks receiving them to push
them home for redemption in legal money, but the general effort iri this
direction would neutralizCj to a large degree, the effect desired. Barik
A, sending home the notes of bank B, would be met, not by a payment
in legal money, but as an offset by the presentation of the notes of bank
A. There would be a mutual retirement of their respective bank-note
liabilities. Of course, this precision in offsets would not be the rule,
but the illustration shows the general effect to be the temporary retirement of a currency when it can not be circulated in the service of the
country's trade and exchange. Observe this: The power to lend is not
thus lost; it is temporarily suspended. When, with the recurring
needs of the interior to handle its products of the farm, the factory,
and the mine, the power to issue circulating notes may be summoned into
use, then the needs of industry will coincide with the profit-moving
motives of the banker, and the full value of this latent power will be
experienced, not in the centers, where bank notes are not needed and
will not circulate, but in the interior, where raw products are raised,
and where the busy wheels of shop and factory certify that labor wages
are to be paid.
The power of the bank note, so temporarily suspended, will always
be restored in full upon the call of industry. The power of our present
currency, on the contrary, is not suspended. It is, as pointed out,
inevitably misdirected. It artificially stimulates speculative activity
in securities at the centers. It periodically absorbs the credit powers
at times when they should be made serviceable to the whole country. It
ministers to the speculator, it prejudices the producer, the merchant, and
the manufacturer, though, at last, all suffer from its deranging influences.



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These are the reasons, the more important reasons, why our banking
system should be reformed and made effective to coriimercial and indus:
trial needs; and these same reasons, with others not here set forth,
call for the elimination, in a safe and proper way, ofthe injurious interference in our currency system by the legal-tender paper money of the
Government.
If it be conceded that the legal-tender money issued by the Government does not possess the qualifications to make it a proper factor in
the country's exchanges of products and manufactures; if the fact also
be admitted that it is a deranging and disturbing factor in its relation
to industry and commerce, then the time has come to substitute for it a
currency which will adequately, economically, and safely meet the evergrowing needs of the country, rapidly developing, as it is, in the power
of production, in the number of its people, and the importance of its
domestic and foreign trade.
Can a bank-note currency be established which will be adequate,
economical, and safe, and thus serve, in a better way than is now served,
the public needs? Limited by space in this presentation, I point to
the countries before named, where these conditions are realized. Our
neighbor on the north, Canada, may be cited as a nearby witness in
the same direction. With power to issue notes as profitable employment for their use in productive industry can be found, the power has
never been overtaxed or exhausted. The rates of interest have varied
but little between the richer provinces of Ontario or Quebec and the
sparsely settled districts of Manitoba. The terms of interest are substantially as favorable to the farmer of the west as to the merchant of
the metropolis.
While these conditions, in contrast with our own, which stimulates
the operation of credit at the centers and starves it at the circumference,
are due in part to other features of its banking system, the influence
of the currency is most important. Certain it is that were bank-note
issues in Canada repressed by restrictive laws, as they are with us, and
if the field of circulation these notes now occupy were filled with the
legal-tender notes of the Dominion, the facilities of banking now enjoyed
on the frontiers would not be afforded. The same tendency toward congestion at the centers and scarcity in the outlying districts would be
there, as it is here, plainly observable.
It is not intended by anything here said to offer the Canadian system
as a model from which we should make exact copy. In certain particulars it would not at present suit our different conditions. The right of
the Can adian banks to issue their notes without any special pledge of security for their redemption; the law which gives to the note holder, in case
of bank failure, priority of claim over the depositors, while not operative to perceived injury, under their system of large banks with small
branches, might, if adopted here, with a multitude of smaU banks,




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each independent of the other, result in an unj ustifiable invasion of the
equitable rights of the depositor. The dangers in this regard are ably
discussed and fully illustrated in the annual report of the Comptroller
of the Currency.^ To his argument nothing need be added. While the
question of terms is important in itself, it is nevertheless a subordinate
one.
The facts set forth by the Comptroller relate exclusively to the proposition that the notes of a failed bank shall be a paramount lien upon the
assets for their fuU value before any rights accrue to other creditors.
The issue of notes upon the general assets of national banks may be
made perfectly secure without the requirement that the notes be a first
lien upon their assets. It would only be necessary to award to the note
holder the same ratable proportion ol the assets which went to other
creditors, and to provide that the amount required to pay the difference
be obtained by an assessment upon all the national banks, collected ratably in proportion to their share in the circulation of this character.
The vital question is. What percentage of assessment upon this circulation would be required in order to cover the losses to note holders in
the case of failed banks'? The experience of the national banking system demonstrates that the assessment would be insignificant.
The total circulation of failed banks outstanding at the time of failure, up to October 31,1897, was $20,893,827. The loss upon these notes,
if the security for them had been impaired in the same degree as the
security for other liabilities, would have been $5,379,165, or an annual
average of about $163,000. This loss would have been made good by a
tax of about one-twelfth of 1 per' cent per year upon the circulation of
the solvent banks. A tax of one-fifth of 1 per cent upon the average
circulation of the national banks since the foundation of the system
would have paid such losses up to October 31, 1897, amounting to
$5,379,165 and left a surplus of about $9,000,000 in the guaranty fund.
Whether preference be given to the note holder, as in Canada, or he
be made to take his share of risk with the depositor, as in Germany,
France, and Scotland, or whether the note holder shall be protected by
the special pledge of security as now provided in our national banking
act, these considerations affect the question relatively, not absolutely.
Under either of these conditions provisions may be made which will
furnish to the country a paper money adequate to commercial needs,
economical to the people, and safe in its general workings.
~ In the nature of things, the banker is the proper agency for operating
this important function. He must have motive for his action or he will
not exercise it. Given this motive, he will, like the laborer, the merchant, or the professional man, be diligent in the employment of his
powers. That this motive must be the motive of gain does not differentiate the banker from other working forces of society, whose actions
are healthful and helpful to the social whole.




1 See page 191,

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In my last report I ventured upon specific recommendations. These
recommendations, if adopted and formulated into law, would, in my
opinion, be curative of the evils herein pointed out. In House bills
10289 and 10333 are embodied a series of measures in some respects
more meritorious. The measures therein proposed are the result of
careful study by expert and experienced men. With some modifications—the reasonable fruit of full discussion—they would, I believe,
meet the country's needs. I commend the Subject to the early and
earnest attention of Congress.
WAR TAXES.

The report ofthe Commissioner of Internal Eevenue^ possesses peculiar interest, indicating, as it does, the operation of the war-revenue act
of June 13, 1898. It shows quite clearly that the aggregate revenue to
be derived therefrom will form a smaller total than was estimated by
the more sanguine of its supporters.
The Commissioner's estimate of $100,000,000 from this source seems
to be fairly justified by the results to the Treasury during the period
from July 1 to the present time. His report goes also to show the friction and.embarrassments which have arisen from the need of interpreting obscurities in the act itself, and the application of such interpretation to specific cases coming under the same general head, yet
differentiated from each other by more or less important particulars.
Many complaints have arisen from those unreconciled to such interpretations or applications, and, granted a well-balanced relation between
revenue and expenditures, it might be well to consider the propriety of
repealing some of the more vexatious features of the act. Until more
settled conditions, however, as to extraordinary expenditures for the
Army and Navy are reached, even such repeal can not be recommended
by this Department. Some verbal amendments, making more clear the
intentions of Congress, are to be desired, and representations in this
direction may be made the subject of a separate communication to
Congress at an early day.
L. J. GAGE,

Secretary.
To the

SPEAKER OF T H E H O U S E OF EEPRESENTATIVES.




i See page 239.

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T A B L E A.—STATEMENT OF T H E OUTSTANDING P R I N C I P A L OF T H E P U B L I C D E B T OF T H E U N I T E D STATES J U N E 80, 1898.
Length of
loan.
OLD DEBT.
For detailed information in regard tothe earlier loans embraced tinder
this head, see Pinance Eeport for 1876.
TREASURY NOTES PRIOR TO 1846.
Acts of October 12, 1837 (5 Statutes, 201); May 21, 1838 (5 Statutes,
228); March 2,1839 (5 Statutes, 323); March 31,1840 (5 Statutes, 370);
^.ebruary 15,1841 (5 Statutes, 411); January 31,1842 (5 Statutes, 469);
August 31,1842 (5 Statutes, 581), and March 3,1843 (5 Statutes, 614).
TREASURY NOTES OF 1846.
Act of July 22,1846 (9 Statutes, 39)
MEXICAN I N D E M N I T Y .
Act of August 10, 1846(9 Statutes, 94)
..:..
TREASURY NOTES OP 1847.
Actof January 28,1847 (9 Statutes, 118)
TREASURY NOTES OF 1857.
A c t o f December23, 1857 (11 Statutes, 257)
,
BOUNTY-LAND SCRIP.
Act of February II, 1847 (9 Statutes, 125)
LOAN OF 1847.
A c t o f January 28, 1847 (9 Statutes, 118)
T E X A N INDEMNITY STOCK.
A c t o f September 9,1850 (9 Statutes, 447)
LOAN OF 1858.
Act of J u n e 14,1858 (II Statutes, 365)
LOAN OF FEBRUARY, 1861 (1881s).
A c t o f February 8i 1861 (12 Statutes, 129)
,
TREASURY NOTES OF I86L
A c t o f March 2, 1861 (12 Statutes, 178)
,
OREGON W A R DEBT.
A c t o f March 2, 1861 (12 Statutes, 198)
aincluded in "old debt."




When redeemable.

Rate of interest.

On demand.

5 and 6 per
cent.

1 and 2 years 1 and 2 years
from date.

^V of I to 6
per cent.

Price
at which
sold.

Amount
authorized.

Amonnt issued,

Amount outstauding.

Indefinite.

Par.

$151, 745.26

$51,000,000. 00 $47,002,900. 00

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10,000, 000.00

7, 687,800.00

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5years

5 years from
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5 per c e n t . . . P a r .

320,000.00

303, 573. 92

(a)

23, 000, 000.00 b 26,122,100.00

(a)

land 2 years I and 2 years
frora date.
lyear

I year
date.

from

Indefinite... A t the pleasure of the
Governraent.
Jan. 1,1868
20 years

CD

5 | and 6 per
cent.

Par.

3 to 6 per
cent.

Par.

Indefinite

52,778, 900. 00

(a)

Par.

Indefinite

233, 075.00

(a)

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6 per cent..

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5,000, 000. 00

20,000.00

20,000, 000. 00

20,000,000. 00

2,000. 00

10 or 20 year 3 Dec. 31,1880... 6 p e r c e n t . . . (A V.) 89.031 25,000,000.00

18,415,000. 00

5,000.00

14 years

Jan. 1,1865

15 years

Jan. 1,1874.... 5 per cent...] Av. pre.
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IfjmPer
years a f t e r
ct. pre.
date.
2,800,000.00
I, 090, 850. 00
20 y e a r s . . . . . J u l y l , 1881... 6 per c e n t . . . Par
c Including conversion of Treasury notes.
b Including reissues,
60 days or 2
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Length of
loan.

When redeemable.

Rate of iiiterest.

Price
at which
sold.

After June 30,
1881.

6 per cent.

Par.

Amonnt
authorized.

Amount issued.

<
Amount outstanding.

LOAN OF J U L Y A N D AUGUST, 1861. '
The act of J u l y 17, 1861 (12 Statutes, 259), authorized the issue of
$250,000,000 bonds, with interest at not exceeding 7 per cenium per
annum, redeemable after twenty years. The act of August 5,1861
(12 Statutes, 316), authorized the issue of bonds, with interest at 6
per centum per annum, payable after twenty years from date, in
exchange for 7-30 notes issued under the act of July 17, 1861.
LOAN OF J U L Y AND AUGUST, 1861.
Continned at 3J per cent interest, and redeemable at the pleasure of
the Govemment.
OLD DEMAND NOTES.
Acts of July 17, 1861 (12 Statutes, 259); August 5, 1861 (12 Statutes,
313); February 12, 1862 (12 Statutes, 338).
SEVEN-THIRTIES OF 1861.
Act of July 17,1861 (12 Statutes, 259)
F I V E - T W E N T I E S OF 1862.
Acts of February 25, 1862 (12 Statutes, 345); March 3, 1864 (13 Statutes, 13), and January 28, 1865 (13 Statutes, 425).
LEGAL-TENDER NOTES.
The act of February 25, 1862 (12 Statutes, 345), authorized the issue
of $150,000,000 United States notes, not bearing interest, payable to
bearer at the Treasury of the United States, and of such denominations, not less than five dollars, as the Secretary of the Treasury
might deem expedient, $50,000,000 to be applied to the redemption
of demand notes authorized by the act of J u l y 17,1861; these notes
to be a legal tender in payment of all debts, public and private,
within the united States, except duties on imports and interest on
the public debt, and to be exchangeable for 6 per cent United
States bonds. The act of July II, 1862 (12 Statutes, 532), authorized
an additional issue of $150,000,000, of such denominations as the Secretary of the Treasury might deem expedient, but no such note
should be for a fractional part^of a dollar, and not more than
$35,000,000 of a lower denomination than five dollars; these notes to
be a legal tender as before authorized. The act of March 3, 1863
(12 Statutes, 710), authorized an additional issue of $150,000,000, of
such denominations, not less than one dollar, as the Secretary of the
Treasury might prescribe; which notes were made a legal tender as

before authorized. The same act limited the time in which the



20 years.

$250,000,000.00 $189, 321, 350. 00

$31,850.00

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A t the pleasure of t h e
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Indefinite.

On d e m a n d — None -

3 years.

Aug. 19 and
Oct. 1, 1864.

3J per cent.. P a r .

On demand

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60, 000, 000. 00 a60,030,000.00

7x% per cent. Av. pre. Indefinite .

53, 997.50

None .

Av.pre.
off'zAyV

515,000,000.00

Par.

450,000,000.00

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139, 999,750. 00

9,450.00

514, 771, 600.00

215, 850.00

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5 or 20 years May 1, 1867 .., 6 per cent.

Indefinite..

2, IOO. 00

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1,1863. The amount of notes authorized by this act were to be in
lieu of $100,000,000 authorized by the resolutionof January 17,1863
(12 Statutes, 822). The act of May 31,1878 (20 Statutes, 87), provides
that no more of the United States legal-tender notes shall be canceled or retired, and that when any of said notes are redeemed or received into the Treasury under any law, from any source whatever,
and shall belong to theUnited States,they shall not be retired, canceled, or destroyed, but shall be reissued and paid out again, and
kept in circulation.

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TEMPORARY LOAN.
Acts of February 25,1862 (12 Statutes, 340); March 17, 1862 (12 Statutes, 370); July 11,1862 (12 Statutes, 532), and June 30,1864 (13 Statutes, 218).

Indefinite.

After 10 days' 4, 5, and 6
per cent.
notice.

lyear.

1 year after 6 p e r c e n t . . . P a r .
date.

Indefinite.-

On presentation.

17 years.

J u l y l , I88I.., 6 per cent... Av. pre.

Par.:.

150, 000,000.00 a716,099,247.16

2,850. 00

561,753, 241,65

3,000.00

50,000,000. 00 a368,720,079.51

6,884,752.14

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Acts of March 1, 1862 (12 Statutes, 352); May 17, 1862 (12 Statutes,
370), andMarch 3,1863 (12 Statutes,710).

No limit.

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FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
Acts of July 17, 1862 (12 Statutes, 592); March 3, 1863 (12 Statutes,
711), and June 30, 1864 (13 Statutes, 220).

None .

Par.

LOAN OF 1863.
The act of March 3, 1863 (12 Statutes, 709), authorized a loan of
$900,000,000, and the issueof bonds, with interest not exceeding 6
percentum per annura, and redeemable in notless than ten nor more
than forty years, principal and interest payable in coin. The act of
J u n e 30, 1864 (13 Statutes, 219), repeals the above authority, except
as to the $75,000,000 of bonds already advertised for.
Bonds of this loan continued at 3^ per cent interest, and redeemable
at the pleasure of the Government.

75,000, 000.00

75,000, 000.00

7,600. 00

Indefinite... A t the pleasure of the
Government.

3^ per cent.. P a r .

IOO. 00

1 year after 5 p e r c e n t . . . P a r .
date.

400, 000, 000. 00

2 years after
date.

5 per cent... P a r .

400, 000, 000. 00 166,480,000. 00

27, 200. 00

3 years from
date.
a Including reissues.

6 per cent P a r .
compound J

400,000,000.00

266,595,440. 00

167,920.00

lyear..

44, 520, 000. 00

31, 615.00
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TWO-YEAR NOTES OF 1863.

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2 years..

COMPOUND-INTEREST NOTES.
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Actof March 3,1863 (12 Statutes, 710)

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Length of
loan.

When redeemable.

Rate of interest.

Price
at which
sold.

Amount
authorized.

outAmount issued. Amount,
standing.

TEN-FORTIES OF 1864.
A c t o f March 3, 1864 (13 Statutes, 13)
F I V E - T W E N T I E S OF 1864.
Act of J u n e 30, 1864 (13 Statutes, 218)

10 or 40 years March 1, 1874. 5 per cent... Par to 7 $200,000,000,00 $196,118, 300. 00
per ct.
prem.
5 or 20 years. Nov. 1,1869..

400, 000,000. 00

125, 561, 300. 00

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SEVEN-THIRTIES OF 1864 AND 1865.
Acts of June 30,1864 (13 Statutes, 218) ; January 28, 1865 (13 Statutes,
425), and March 3,1865 (13 Statutes, 468).

6 per c e n t . . . Av. pre.

$20, 050.00

3 years

Aug. 15,1867)
I J u n e 15,1868 y 7^0 per cent. Av. pre.
J u l y 15,1868j
of2T^§,,.

800,000, 000. 00

a829,992, 500.00

F I V E - T W E N T I E S OF 1865.
Acts of March 3,1865 (13 Statutes, 468), and April 12,1886 (14 Statutes, J5pr_20_year3. .Nov:.-l,-1870.-,
31).
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CONSOLS OF 1865.

6-per-cent4r.^ A-v-.-prev Indefinite^v^v: 2037327,-250r00
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217850700

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31).
CONSOLS OF 1867.

5 or 20 years. July 1, 1870..

6 per c e n t . . . Av. pre. Indefinite.

332,998, 950. 00

75,850.00

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Acts of March 3,1865 (13 Statutes, 468), and April 12,1866 (14 Statutes,
31).
CONSOLS OF 1868.

5 or 20 years. J u l y 1,1872.

6 per cent... Av. pre. Indefinite.
of T§^.

379, 618, 000.00

133,700.00

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Acts of March 3,1865 (13 Statutes, 468), and April 12,1866 (14 Statutes,
31).
T H R E E - P E R C E N T CERTIFICATES.

5 or 20 years. J u l y 1,1873.

6 per cent... Av. pre. Indefinite.:.. J 42, 539, 350. 00
of Tvh-

16,450.00

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183).
FIVE-PER-CENT LOAN OF 1881.
The act of January 14,1875 (18 Statutes, 296), authorizes the Secretary
of the Treasury to use any surplus revenues from time to time in
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, and to issue, sell, dispose
of, at not less than par, in coin, either of the description of bonds of
the United States described in the act of July 14, 1870 (16 Statutes,
272), to the extent necessary for the redemption of fractional cur
rency in silver coins of the denominations of ten, twenty-five, and
fifty ceuts of standard value.
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Treasury to issue bonds of the character and description set out in
the act of July 14, 1870 (16 Statutes, 272), to James B. Eads, or his
legal representatives, in payment at par ofthe warrants of the Secretary of War for the construction of jetties and auxiliary works to
maintain a wide and deep channel between the South Pass of the
Mississippi River and the Gulf of Mexico, unless Congress shall
have previously provided for the payment of the same by the necessary appropriation of money.
The act of July 14, 1870 (16 Statutes, 272), authorizes the issue of I" 10 y e a r s . . . May 1, 1881.
$200,000,000 at 5 per centum, principal and interest payable in coin
of the present standard value, at the pleasure of the United States
Govemment, after ten years; these bonds to be exempt from the
payment of all taxes or duties of the United States, as well as from
taxation in any form by or nnder State, municipal, or local authority.
Bonds and coupons payable at the Treasury of the Uuited States.
This act not to authorize an increase of the bonded debt of the
United States. Bonds to be sold at not less than par in coin, and
the proceeds to be applied to the redemption of outstanding 5-20's
or to be exchanged for said 5-20's, par for par. Payment of these
bouds, when due, to be made in order of dates and numbers, beginniug with each class last dated and numbered. Interest to cease at
the end of three months from noticeof intention to redeem. The act
of January 20, 1871 (16 Statutes, 399). increases the amount of 5 per
cents to $500,000,000, provided the total amount of bonds issued shall
not exceed the amount originally authorized, and authorizes the
interest on any of these bonds to be paid quarterly.
The act of December 17, 1873 (18 Statutes, 1), authorized the issue of
an equal amount of bonds of the loan of 1858, which the holders
thereof may, on or before February 1,1874, elect to exchange for the
bonds of this loan.

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517,994,150.00

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FOUR-AND-ONE-HALF-PER-CENT LOAN OF 1891. (REFUNDING.)
The act of July 14, 1870 (16 Statutes, 272), authorizes the issue of
$300,000,000 at 4^ per centum, payable in coin of the present standard value, at the pleasure of the United States Government, after
fifteen years; these bonds to be exempt from the payment of all
taxes or duties of the United States, as well as from taxation in any
form by or under State, municipal, or local authority. Bonds and
coupons payable at the Treasury of the United States. This act not
to authorize an increase of the bonded debt of the United States.
Bonds to be sold at not less than par in coin, and the proceeds to be
applied to the redemption of outstanding 5-20'8 or to be exchanged
for said 5-20's, par for par. Payment of these bonds, when due, to
be made in order of dates and numbers, beginning with each class
last dated and numbered. Interest to cease at the end of three
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Length of
loan.

Wlien redeem- Rate of in- atPrice
which
able.
terest.
sold.

Amount
authorized.

Amomit issued.

Amount outstanding.

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of the Treasury to use any surplus revenues from time to time in the [
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, and to issue, sell, dispose of,
at not less than par in coin, either of the descriptions of bonds of tbe
United States described in the act of July 14,1870 (16 Statutes, 272),
for the purpose of redeeming, on and after January 1,1879, in coin,
at the office of the assistant treasurer of the United States in New
York, the outstanding United States legal-tender notes when presented in sums of not less than fifty dollars.

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FOUR-PERCENT LOAN OF 1907. (REFUNDING.)
The act of July 14, 1870 (16 Statutes, 272), authorizes the issue of 30 years.
$1,000,000,000 at 4 per centum, payable in coin of the present standard
value, at the pleasure of the United States Government, after thirty
years; these bonds to be exempt from the payment of all taxes or
duties of the United States, as well as from taxation in any form by
or under State, municipal, or local authority. Bonds and coupons
payable at the Treasury of the United States. This act not to authorize an increase of the bonded debt of the United States, Bonds
to be sold at not less than par in coin, and the proceeds to be applied
to the redemption of outstanding 5-20's, or to be exchanged for said
5-20's, par for par. Payment of these bonds, wnen due, to be raade in
order of dates andnumbers, beginning with each class lastdated and
numbered. Interest to cease at the end of three months from uotice
of intention to redeem. See Refunding Certificates, page cxiv.

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The act of January 14,1875 (18 Statutes, 296), authorizes the Secretary
of the Treasury to use any surplus revenues trom tirae to tirae in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, and to issue, sell, dispose of,
at not less than par, in coin, either of the description of bonds of
the United States described in the act of July 14, 1870 (16 Statutes,
272), for the purpose of redeeraing, on and after January 1, 1879, in
coin, at the office of the assistant treasurer of the United States in
New York, the outstanding United States legal-tender notes when
presented in sums of not less than fifty dollars.

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Indefiuite.

30, 500, 000. 00

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The act of J u n e 8, 1872 (17 Statutes, 336), authorizes the deposit of Indefinite..
United Statesnotes without interest by bankingassociations in sums
not less than $10,000 and the issue of certificates therefor in denominations of not less than $5,000; which certificates shall be payable
on demand in United States notes, at the place where the deposits
were made. I t provides that the notes so deposited in the Treasury
shall not be counted as a part of the legal reserve, but that the certificates Issued therefor may be held and counted by the national
banks as part of their legal reserve, and may be accepted in the settlement of clearing-house balances at the place where the deposits
therefor were made, and that the United States notes for which such
certificates were issued, or other United States notes of like araount,
shall be held as special deposits in the Treasury, and used only for
the rederaption of such certificates.

On demand

None .

Par.

No limit

64, 780,000. 00

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The act of March 3,1863 (12 Statutes, 711), authorizes the Secretary of
the Treasury to receive deposits of gold coin and bullion in sums of
not less than twenty dollars, and to issue certificates therefor in
denominations of not less than twenty dollars each; the coin and
bullion deposited for or representing the certificates to be retained
in the Treasury for the payment of the same on demand. The certificates so issued to be received at par in payment of interest on the
public debt and for duties on imports. The act of July 12,1882 (22
Statutes, 165), providefl that the Secretary of the Treasury shall
suspend the issue of gold certificates whenever the amount of gold
coin and gold bullion in the Treasury reserved for the redemption of
United States notes falls below one hundred millions of dollars,

Indefinite.

On deraand.

None .

Par.

Indefinite

37,420,149,00

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The act of February 28,1878 (20 Statutes, 26, sec. 3), provides that any
holder of the coin authorized by this act may deposit the same with
the Treasurer or any assistant treasurer of the United States in
sums not less than ten dollars and receive therefor certificates of
notlessthan ten dollars each, corresponding with the denominations
of the United States notes. The coin deposited for or representing
the certificates shall be retained in the Treasurj'^ for the payment of
the same on demand. Said certificates shall be receivable for customs,
taxes, and all public dues, and, when so received, maybe reissued.
The act of August 4, 1886 (24 Statutes, 227), authorizes the issue
of silver certificates in denominations of one, two, and five dollars;
said certificates to be receivable, redeemable, and payable in like
manner and for like purposes as is provided for by the act of Febru.ary 28,1878.




Indefinite...

On demand— None .

Par.

No limit

1,556,504.00

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Length,of
loan.
REFU]S^DING CERTIFICATES.
The actof Febmary 26,1879 (20 Statutes, 321), authorizes the Secretary
ofthe Treasury to issue, in exchauge for lawful money of theUnited
States, certificates of deposit of the denomination of ten dollars,
bearing iuterest at the rate of four per centum per aunum, and convertible at anytime, with accrued interest, into the four per centum
bonds described in the refunding act; the money go received to be
applied only to the payment of the bonds bearing interest at a rate
not less than five per "centum, in the mode prescribed by said act.
FUNDED LOAN OF 1881, CONTINUED AT T H R E E AND ONEH A L F PER CENT.
"These bonds were issued in exchange for five per cent bonds of the
funded loan of 1881, by mutual agreement between the Secretary of
the Treasury and the holders, and were made redeemable at the
pleasure pf the (jovernment.
FUNDED LOAN OF 1891, CONTINUED A T TWO P E R CENT.
These bonds were issued iu exchange for the four and one-half per
ceut funded loan of 1891, by mutual agreement between the Secretary of the Treasury and the holders, and were made redeemable at
the pleasure of the Government.
LOAN OF J U L Y 12, 1882.
These bonds were issued in exchange for the five and six per cent
bonds which had been previously coutinued at three and one-half
per cent by mutual agreement between the Secretary of the Treasury and the holders, and weremade redeemable at the pleasure of
the Government.
LOAN OF 1904.
The act of January 14,1875 (18 Statutes, 296), authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury to use any surplus revenues frora time to time
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, and to issue, sell, dispose of at not less than par, in coin, either of the descriptions of
bonds of the United States described in the act of July 14,1870 (16
Statutes, 272), for the purpose of redeeming, on and after January
1, 1879, in coin, at the office of-the assistant treasurer of the
United States in New York, the outstanding United States legaltender notes when presented in sums of not less than fifty dollars.
LOAN OF 1925.
T h e act of January 14,1875 (18 Statutes, 296), authorizes the Secretary
of the Treasury* to use any surplus revenues, from time to time, in
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, and to issue, sell, dispose




Indefinite..

When redeemable.

Pate of interest.

Price
atwhich
sold.

Convertible in- 4 per cent.
to 4 per cent
bonds.

No limit.

Indefinite..

At pleasure of
the Government,

3^ per cent.. P a r .

Indefinite.

At pleasure of
the Government.

2 per cent... P a r .

Indefinite.

At pleasure of
the Government.

Amount
authorized.

Amountissued

$40, 012,750. 00.

Amount outstauding.

$41, 520.00

1,150. 00

25, 364, 500. 00 !

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ri04,4946
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162, 315, 400. 00

162, 315,400. 00

•of at not less than par, in coin, either of the descriptions of bonds
ofthe United States described in the actof July.l4,1870(16 Statutes,
272), for the purpose of redeeming, on aud after January 1, 1879, in
coin, at the office of the assistant treasurer of the United States
in New Tork, the outstauding United States legal-tender notes,
when presented in sums of not less than fifty dollars.
TREASURY NOTES OF 1890.
Theact of July 14,1890 (26 Statutes, 289), directs the Secretary of the
Treasury to purchase, frora time to tirae, silver bullion to the aggregate amount of four million five hundred thousand ounces, or so
much thereof as may be ofl'ered in each month, at the market price
thereof, not exceeding one dollar for three hundred and seventyone and twenty-five hundredths grains of pure silver, and to issue in
payment for such purchases of silver bullion Treasury notes of the
United States, to be prepared by the Secretary of the Treasury, in
such form and of such denominations, not less than one dollar nor
more than one thousand dollars, as he may prescribe. That said
notes shall be redeeraable on demand, in coin, at the Treasury of
the United States, or at t h e office of any assistant treasurer of the
United States, and when so redeemed maybe reissued; but no
greateror less amount of such notes shall be outstanding at any
time than the cost of the silver bullion and the standard silver dollars coined therefrom then held in the Treasury, purchased by such
notes, and such Treasury notes shall be a legal tender in payment
•of all debts, public and private, except where otherwise expressly
stipulated in the contract, and shall bereceivablefor customs, taxes,
and all public dues, and when so received may be reissued; and
such notes, when held by any national banking association, may
be counted as a part of its lawful reserve. That upon demand of
the holder of any of the Treasury notes provided for, the Secretary
of the Treasury shall redeem the same in gold or silver coin, at his
discretion, it being the established policy of the United States to
maintain the two metals on a parity with each other upon thepresent legal ratio, or such ratio as may be provided by law.
NATIONAL-BANK NOTES (REDEMPTION ACCOUNT).
The act of J u l y 14, 1830 (26 Statutes, 289), provides that balances
standing with the Treasurer ofthe United States to the respective
credits of national banks for deposits made to redeem the circulating notes of such banks, and all deposits thereafter received for
like purpose, shall be covered into the Treasury as a miscellaneous
receipt, and the Treasurer of the United States shall redeem from
the general cash in the Treiasury the circulating notes of said banks
which may come into his possession subject to redemption, * * *
and the balance remaini.'ig of the deposits so covered shall, at the
close of each month, be reported on the monthly public debt statement as debt of the United States bearing no interest.




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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

T A B L E B . — S T A T E M E N T O F OUTSTANDING P R I N C I P A L O F T H E P U B L I C D E B T O F THE
U N I T E D STATES ON T H E 1ST OF J A N U A R Y OF EACH YEAR FROM 1791 TO 1843,
I N C L U S I V E , AND ON T H E 1ST O F J U L Y OF EACH YEAR FROM 1843 TO 1898, INCLUSIVE.

Year.
Jan. 1,1791.
1792
1793
1794
1795
1796
1797
1798
1799
1800,
1801
1802
1803
1804
1805
1806
1807
1808
1809
1810
1811
1812
1813
1814
1815
1816
1817
1818
1819
1820
1821
1822
1823
1824
1825
1826
1827
1828
1829
1830
1831,
1832.
1833
1834
1835,
1836.
1837
1838
1839
1840
1841
1842
1843.

Amount.

Year.

$75, 463,476. 52 July 1,1843,
77, 227, 924. 66
1844.
80, 358, 634.04
1845,
78, 427, 404.77
1846,
80, 747, 587. 39
1847.
83, 762,172. 07
1848.
82, 064.479. 33
1849
79, 228,529.12
1850
78, 408, 069. 77
1851.
82, 976, 294. 35
1852
83, 038, 050.80
1853
80, 712, 632.25
1854
77, 054, 686.40
1855
86, 427,120. 88
1856
82, 312,150.50
1857,
75, 723, 270. 66
1858.
69, 218, 398. 64
1859
65, 196, 317, 97
1860
57, 023,192, 09
1861
53, 173,217,52
1862
48, 005,587. 76
1863
45, 209, 737, 90
1864
55, 962,827.57
1865
81, 487, 846, 24
1866
99, 833, 660,15
1867,
127, 334, 933,74
1868,
123, 491, 965.16
1869
103, 466, 633.83
1870.
95, 529, 648. 28
1871.
91, 015, 566.15
1872,
89, 987, 427. 66
1873.
93, 546, 676. 98
1874
90, 875,877.28
1875
90, 269,777, 77
1876
83, 788, 432.71
1877
81, 054, 059. 99
1878
73, 987,357. 20
1879
67, 475, 043. 87
1880
58, 421,413. 67
1881
48, 565,406.50
1882
39, 123,191. 68
1883.
24, 322, 235.18
1884
7, 001, 698.83
1885
4, 760, 082. 08
1886,
. 1887,
33, 733. 05
1888,
37, 51.3.05
1889,
336, 957. 83
1890.
308,124. 07
1891
434,221.14
1892,
573, 343. 82
1893.
250, 875. 54
1894
594.480. 73
1895.
201, 226,27
1896,
1897.
1898,

Amount.
$32,742,922.00
23,461,652.50
15, 925, 303.01
15, 550, 202.97
38, 826,534.77
47, 044,862,23
63, 061, 858.69
63, 452, 773, 55
68, 304,796. 02
66,199,341.71
59, 803, 117.70
42, 242,222.42
35,586, 956. 56
31,932,537.90
28, 699,831.85
44,911, 881.03
58, 496,837.88
64,842, 287,88
90, 580, 873.72
524,176, 412.13
119, 772,138.63
815, 784,370, 57
680, 647,869, 74
773, 236,173.69
678,126, 103, 87
611,687, 851.19
588,452, 213.94
480, 672,427.81
353, 211,332.32
253,251, 328.78
234,482, 993. 20
251,690, 468,43
232,284, 531,95
180,395, 067.15
205,301., 392.10
256,205, 892.53
349, 567,482. 04
120,415, 370.63
059, 013,569, 58
918,312, 994,03
884,171, 728, 07
830, 528,923.57
876, 424,275.14
756, 445,205,78
688,229, 591. 63
705, 992,320.58
640, 673,340.23
585, 821,048.73
560, 472,784. 61
628, 840,151,6;^
598, 111,156.13
068, 757,127.68
701, 033,661.25
787,990, 491.40
8:{2, 074,708.90
798, 066,921.90

a i n the araount here stated as the outstanding principal of the public debt are included the certificates of deposit outstandiug on the 3Uth of June, issued under act of June 8, 1872, for which a like
amount in Uuited States notes was on special deposit in the Treasury for their redemption and added
to the cash balancein the Treasury. These certificates,as a matter of accounts, are treated as a p a r t
of the public debt, but being ofi'set by notes held on deposit for their redemption, should properly be
deducted from the principal of the public debt in making comparison with former years.
b Exclusive of gold, silver, curreucy certificates, and Treasury notes of 1890 held in the Treasurer's
cash, and including $14,133,560 bonds issued to the several Pacific railroads not yet redeemed.




T A B L E C . — A N A L Y S I S OF T H E ]P R I N C I P A L OF
Year.
1856—July 1
1857
1858
1859
I860
1861
1862
1863
1864
1865
1865 A u g u s t 31
1866—July 1
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898




3 per cents.

$64, 000, 000. 00
66,125, 000. 00
59, 550, 000. 00
45, 885, 000. 00
24, 665, 000. 00
14, 000, 000. 00
14, 000, 000. 00
14, 000, 000. 00
14,000, 000. 00
14, UOO, 000. 00
14, 000, 000. 00
14, 000, 000. 00
14, 000, 000. 00
14, 000, 000. 00
14, 000, 000. CO
318, 204, 350. 00
238,612,150.00
208,190, 500. 00
158, 046, 600, 00
33,716,500.00
14, 000, 000. 00
14 000 000 00
14, 000, 000. 00

3J p e r c e n t s .

THE

PUBLIC

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OF

THE

UNITED

4'^ p e r c e n t s .

$57,926,116. 57
105, 629, 385. 30
77, 547, 696. 07
90, 496, 930. 74
618,127. 98
121, 341, 879. 62
17, 737, 025. 68
801, 361. 23
678.
678.
678,
678,
678,

$460, 461, 050. 00
32, 082, GOO. 00

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000. 00
000. 00
000. 00
OUO. 00
000. 00

98, 850, 000. 00
741, 522, 000. 00
739, 347, 800. 00
739, 347, 800. 00
739, 349, 350. 00
737, 942,200. 00
737, 951,700. 00
737, 960,450,00
737, 967, 500. 00
737, 975, 850. 00
714, 315, 450. 00
676, 214, 990. 00
602, 297, 360. 00
559, 659, 920. 00
559, 664, 8B0. 00
559, 672, 600. 00
559, 677, 390. 00
590, 837, 560. 00
721, 999,390. 00
722, 000, 630. 00
722, 002, 970. 00

$140, 000, 000. 00
240, 000, 000. 00
250,000, 000. 00
250, 000, 000. 00
250, 000, 000. 00
250., 000, 000. 00
250, 000,000. 00
250, 000, 000. 00
250, 000, 000. 00
250,000, 000. 00
250, 000, 000. 00
222, 207, 050. 00
139,639. 000. 00
109, 015; 750. UO
50, 869, 200. 00
a 25, 364,500. 00
a 25,364, 500. 00
a 25, 364. 500. 00
•a-25,"364,-500. 00
a 25, 364, 500. 00
a 25, 364. 500.00
a 25, 364, 500. 00

a Continued at 2 per cent.

S T A T E S FEOM J U L Y

5 per cents.
$3, 632, 000. 00
3,489, 000. 00
23, 538, 000. 00
37,127, 800. 00
43,476, 300. 00
33, 022, 200. 00
30, 483, 000.00
30, 483, 000. 00
300, 213,480. 00
245, 709, 420. 63
269,175, 727. 65
201, 982, 665. 01
198, 533, 435. 01
221, 586,185. 01
221, 588, 300. 00
221,588,300.00
274,236,450.00
414, 567, 300.00
414, 567, 300. 00
510, 628, 050. 00
607,132,750.00
711, 685, 800. 00
703, 266, 650. 00
703, 266, 650. 00
508, 440, 350. 00
484, 864, 900. 00
439, 841, 350. 00

1,

6 per cents.
$28,130, 761.77
24, 971, 958. 93
21,162, 838.11
21,162, 938.11
21,164, 538, 11
57, 358, 673. 95
154, 313, 225. 01
431,444, 813. 83
842, 882, 652. 09
1,213,495,169.90
1,281, 736, 439. b3
1,195, 546, 041. 02
1, 543,452, 080. 02
1, 878, 303, 984. 50
1, 874, 347, 222.39
1,765, 317, 422,39
1, 613, 897, 300. 00
1, 374, 883, 800. 00
1, 281, 238, 650. 00
1, 213, 624, 700. 00
1,100, 865, 550.00
984,999, 650. 00
854, 621, 850. 00
738, 619, 000. 00
283, 681, 350. 00
235, 780. 400. 00
196, 378, GUO. UO

1856,

TO J U L Y 1,

l-^j; p e r c e n t s .

$122, 582, 485, 34
139, 974, 435. 34
139, 286, 935. 34
671, 610, 397. 02
830, 000, 000. 00
813, 460, 621. 95
488, 344, 846. 95
37, 397,196. 95

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50, 000, 000. 00
100, OOU, UOO. 00
100, 000, 000. 00
100, 000, 000. 00
100, 000, 000. 00

1898.
Total interestbearing debt.
$31,762, 761.77
28, 460, 958. 93
44, 700, 838.11
58 290 738 11
64, 640 838 11
90, 380, 873. 95
365, 304, 820. 92
707, 531, 034.47
1,359, 930, 703. 50
2 221 311 918 ^9
2,381, 530, 294. 96
2,332,331,207.60
2, 248, 067, 387. 66
2,202, 088, 727. 69
2,162, 060, 522. 39
2, 046, 455,722. 39
1,934, 696. 750. 00
1,814,794, IOU.'00
1,710, 483, 950. UO
1, 738, 930, 750. 00
1,722, 676. 300. 00
1, 710, 685, 450. 00
1 711 888 500 00
I, 794, 735, 650. 00
1, 797, 643, 700. 00
1 723 993,100. 00
1, 639, 567, 750. 00
1, 463, 810, 400. 00
1,338,229,150.00
1 226 563 850.00
1,196,150, 950. 00
I 146 014 100 00
1, 021, 692, 350. 00
950, 522, 500. 00
829, 853, 990. 00
7*^5 313,110 00
610,529,120.00
585 029 330 00
585, 037,100. (lO
635 041 890 00
716, 202, 060. 00
847 363 890 00
847, 365,130. 00
847, 367,470. UO

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Debt on which interest
has ceased.

1856-July 1 .
1857
1858
1859
1860
1861
1862
1864
1865
1 8 6 5 — A u g u s t 31.
1866—July 1
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1889.
1890.
1891.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
1896.
1897.
1898.

Debt bearing no
interest.

$209, 776.13
238, 872, 92
211, 042.92
206, 099,77
201, 449. 77
199, 999, 77
591, 390, 00
280, 195, 21
473, 048,16
411, 767,456, 00
416, 335, 86
455, 437,27L21
1,245, 771,20
458, 090,180,25
1,503, 020,09
461, 616, 311. 51
935, 092.05
439, 969, 874,04
1,840, 615.01
428, 218,101, 20
1,197, 340. 89
408, 401,782, 61
5, 260,181.00
421, 131,510.55
3,708, 641. 00
430, 508, 064.42
1, 948,902,26
416, 565, 680.06
7,926, 797, 26
430, 530,431, 52
51,929, 710. 26
472, 069, 332.94
3, 216,590. 26 •509, 543,128.17
11,425, 820.26
498, 182,411. 69
3,902, 420. 26
465, 807,196.89
16, 648,860. 26
476, 764, 031. 84
5, 594,560. 26
455, 875, 682.27
37,015, 630.26
410, 835,741.78
7, 621,455.26
388, 800, 815, 37
6,723, 865. 26
422, 721, 954.32
16,260, 805,26
438, 241, 788.77
7, 831,415. 26
538, 111,162.81
19, 656,205, 26
584, 308, 868.31
4,100, 995. 26
663, 712, 927, 88
9, 704,445.26
619, 344,468,52
6,115,165. 26
629, 795,077. 37
2, 496,095.26
739, 840,389.32
1,911, 485.26
787, 287,446.97
1,815, 805. 26
825, Oil, 289.47
1, 614,705.26
933, 852, 766. 35
2, 785,875. 26 1, 000, 648,939.37
958, 854, 525.87
2,094, 060.26
995, 360, 506.42
1, 851,240. 26
958, 197, 332. 99
1, 721,590. 26
920, 839, 543,14
1, 636,890. 26
968, 960, 655. 64
1, 346,880. 26
947, 901,845.64
1, 262,680. 26

Outstanding principal.

$31, 972, 537. 90
28, 699, 831. 85
44, 911, 881. 03
58, 496, 837. 88
64, 842, 287.88
90, 580.873.72
524, 176,412.13
1.119, 772,138. 63
1,815, 784, 370.57
2, 680,647, 869.74
2, 844,649, 626.56
2, 773,236,173.69
2, 678,126,103. 87
2, 611,687, 851.19
2, 588,452, 213.94
2,480, 672, 427,81
2, 353,211, 332. 32
2, 253,251, 328.78
2, 234,482, 993. 20
2, 251,690, 468.43
2,232, 284, 531. 95
2,180, 395, 067.15
2,205, 301, 392.10
2, 256,205,892. 53
2,245, 495, 072. 04
2.120, 415, 370. 63
2,069, 013, 569. 58
1,918, 312, 994, 03
1,884, 171,728, 07
1, 830,528, 923. 57
1,863, 964, 873.14
1,775, 063, 013,78
1, 657,602, 592. 63
1, 692,858, 984.58
I, 619,052,922. 23
1,552, 140.204.73
1, 545,996, 591. 61
1, 588,464,144. 63
1, 545,985, 686.13
1, 632,253, 636. 68
1, 676,120, 983.25
1, 769,840,323.40
1,817, 672, 665.90
1,796, 531, 995. 90

Cash in the Treasury
Julyl,

$21,006, 584. 89
18,701, 210.09
7, on, 689.31
5,091, 603, 69
4, 877,885. 87
2,862, 212.92
18,863, 859, 96
8, 421,401.22
106, 332,093. 53
5, 832,012,98
88, 218,055.13
137,200, 009. 85
169,974, 892,18
130, 834,437, 96
155, 680,340.85
149, 502,471,60
106, 217,263.65
103, 470,798,43
129, 020,932. 45
147, 541,314.74
142, 243,361.82
119, 469,726, 70
186,025, 960. 73
256, 823,612. 08
249,080, 167,01
201,088, 622.88
249, 363,415. 35
243,289, 519, 78
345, 389,902, 92
391, 985,928.18
488, 612,429, 23
492, 917,173.34
482, 433,917. 21
629,854, 089, 85
643,113, 172, 01
661,355, 834, 20
694, 083,839. 83
746,937, 681,03
707,016, 210. 38
732,940, 256.13
774,448, 016,51
814, 543,069, 70
831,016, 579, 76
769,446, 503.76

Total debt less cash in
Treasury.

965, 953. 01
998,621,76
37, 900,191.72
53, 405, 234,19
59, 964,402, 01
87, 718, 660. 80
505, 312, 752,17
1, 111,350, 737,41
1, 709,452, 277, 04
2,674, 815, 856.76
2,756, 431, 571.43
2, 636,036,163. 84
2, 508,151, 211.69
2, 480,853,413. 23
2,432, 771,873,09
2, 331,169,956.21
2,246, 994, 068. 67
2,149, 780, 530. 35
2,105, 462, 060, 75
2,104, 149.153. 69
2,090, 041.170.13
2, 060,925, 340.45
2,019, 275,431.37
1,999, 382,280.45
1,996, 414, 905. 03
I, 919,326, 747. 75
1,819, 650.154. 23
1, 675,023,474. 25
1, 538,781, 825.15
1, 438,542, 995, 39
1, 375,352,443.91
1,282, 145, 840.44
1,175, 168, 675.42
1, 063,004, 894.73
975, 939, 750. 22
890, 784, 370, 53
851, 912, 751.78
841, 526, 463. 60
969, 475,75
313, 380, 55
901, 672, 966. 74
955, 297,253.70
986, 656.086.14
1.027, 085, 492,14

Annual interest charge.

$1,869,445.70
1, 672,767. 53
2, 446, 670.28
3,126,166,28
3,443, 687, 29
5, 092, 630. 43
22,048,509:59
41, 854,148. 01
78, 853, 487.24
137, 742, 617.43
150, 977, 697. 87
146, 068,196, 29
138, 892, 451. 39
128, 459, 598.14
125, 523, 998. 34
118,784:960.34
111, 949, 330. 50
103, 988,463. 00
98, 049, 804.00 .
98,796, 004.50
96, 855, 690. 50
96,104,269. 00
93,160, 643. 50
94, 654, 472.50
83,773,778.50
79,633,981.00
75, 018, 695. 50
57, 360,110.75
51, 436,709.50
47, 926,432. 50
47, 014,133. 00
45, 510, 098. 00
41,780,529.50
38,991, 935, 25
33,752, 354. 60
29,417, 603.15
23, 615,735. 80
22, 893, 883.20
22, 894,194.00
25, 394, 385. 60
29,140,792,40
34, 387, 265. 60
34, 387, 315. 20
34, 387,408.80

NOTE 1.—Annual interest charge computed on amount of outstanding principal at close of fiscal year, and is exclusive of interest charge on Pacific railway bonds.
NOTE 2.—The figures for July 1, 1879, were made up assuming pending funding operations to have been completed.
NOTE 3.—The temporary loan per act of July 11, 1862, is included in the 4 percenta from 1862 to 1868, inclusive, with the exception of the amount outstanding August 31, 1865, this being the date at which the public debt reached
its highest point. This loan bore interest from 4 per cent to 6 per cent, and was redeeniable on ten days' notice after thirty d a y s ; but being constantly changing, i t n a s been considered more equitable to include the whole amoant
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TABLE D.—STATEMENT OF THE ISSUE AND REDEMPTION OF LOANS AND TREASURY
NOTES (BY WARRANTS) FOR THE FISCAL YEAR E N D E D J U N E 30^ 1898.
Issues.
T w o - y e a r n o t e s of 1863, a c t of M a r , 3,
1863
Old d e m a n d n o t e s , a c t s of J u l y 17,
1861, A u g . 5,1864, a n d P e b . 1.2,1862.
P i v e - t w e n t i e s of 1864, a c t o f J u n e 30,
1864
F i v e - t w e n t i e s of 1862, a c t of P e b . 25,
1862
L o a n of J u l y a n d A u g . , 1861, a c t s of
J u l y 17 a n d A u g . 5, 1861
L e g a l - t e n d e r n o t e s , a c t s of F e b . 25
a u d J u l y 11, 1862, J a n . 7 a u d M a r .
$54,260, 000. 00
3,1863
Gold certificates, a c t s of M a r . 3,1863,
a n d J u l y 12,1882
O n e - y e a r n o t e s of 1863, a c t of M a r , 3,
1863
C o m p o u n d - i n t e r e s t n o t e s , a c t s of
M a r . 3,1863, a n d J u n e 30.1864
Ten-forties of 1864, a c t of M a r . 3.1864.
S e v e n - t b i r t i e s of 1861, a c t of J u l y 17,
1861
.'
S e v e n - t b i r t i e s of 1864 a n d 1865, a c t s
of J u n e 30,1864, a n d M a r . 3,18G5....
Consols of 18G5, a c t "of M a r . 3,18G5
Consols of 1867, a c t of M a r . 3,1865
F u n d e d loan of 1881, a c t s of J u l y 14,
1870, J a n . 20,1871, a n d J a n . 14,1875..
Certificates of d e p o s i t , a c t of J u n e 8,
53, 075, 000. 00
1872
S i l v e r certificates, a c t of F e b . 28,1878. 173, 620, 000. 00
P e f u n d i u g certificates, a c t of F e b . 26,
1879
L o a u of i8'8"2^ "act oi' J u l y i 2-," 1 8 8 2 . . . . . .
F r a c t i o n a l c u r r e u c y , a c t s of J u l y 17,
1862, M a r . 3,1863, a n d J u u e 30,1864.
F u n d e d loan of 1891, a c t s J u l v 14,
1870, J a n . 21,1871, a n d J a n . 14,1875..
F u n d e d loan of 1907, a c t s J u l y 14,
1870, J a n . 20,1871, a n d J an. 14,1875..
5, 950.00
T r e a s u r y u o t e s of 1890, a c t of J u l y 14,
29, 642,000. 00
1890
•
Pedemx:)tion of n a t i o n a l - b a n k n o t e s ,
22,024,970. 00
a c t J u l y 14,1890
B o n d s i s s u e d t o Pacific r a i l r o a d s ,
a c t s J u l y 1,1862, a n d J u l y 2 , 1 8 6 4 . . .

Total .

333, 227, 920. 00

Pedemptions,

E x c e s s of
issues.

$50,00

E x c e s s of
redemptions.

$50.00

350.00

350.00

500.00

500.00

250. 00

250,00

11, 000,00

11,000.00

I, 000, 00
1,362, 020. 00

1, 020. 00
140. 00

140,00

760. 00
:, 300. 00

760.00
14, 300. 00

250. 00
400. 00
20, 200. 00
12,150. 00

400. 00
I, 200. 00
1,150. 00
2,750.00

2, 750. 00

1, 820,000. 00
I, 543, 000.00

35,145, 000. 00
$23,077,000.00
3, 610.00
100.00

;, 610.00
.100.00
950. 00

2,950. 00

350. 00

21,350. on

13, 660,000. 00

000.00
460.00

6, 034, 510. 00
29, 850,952,00

952.00
384, 219,542.00

29,117,460. 00

80,109,082. 00

E x c e s s of r e d e r a p t i o n s .
E x c e s s of i s s u e s

80,109, 082. 00
29,117, 460.00

N e t e x c e s s of r e d e m p t i o n s c b a r g e d
in receipts and expenditures

50, 991, 622,00




T A B L E E . — S T A T E M E N T SHOWING T H E P U R C H A S E AND R E D E M P T I O N OF BONDS ON ACCOUNT OF T H E SINKING
. Y E A R FROM ITS INSTITUTION I N M A Y , 1869, TO AND INCLUDING J U N E 30, 1898.

Y e a r ended—

P r i n c i p a l redeemed.

P r e m i u m paid.

N e t cost in
currency.

Net cost
estirnated i n
gold.

F U N D DURING EACH

Interest due
a t close of fiscal y e a r .

Accrued
interest paid
i n coin.

FISCAL

B a l a n c e of
interest due at
closeof
fiscal y e a r .

J U N E 30,1869,
Pive-twenties
Five-twen ties
Pive-twenties
Five-twenties
Consols, 1865
Consols, 1867
Consols, 1868

of
of
of
of

$1,621,000.00.
70, 000. 00
1, 051, 000. 00
465, 000. 00
461, 000..00
4, 718, 000. 00
305, 000. 00

$253, 822. 84
11, 725. 00
161, 946. 45
74, 969. 00
73, 736.80
749, 208..08
49, 442. 50

$1, 874,822. 84
81, 725. 00
1, 212, 946.45
539, 969. 00
534,736.80
5,467, 208, 08
354, 442. 50

$1, 349, 970. 02
57, 552. 82
873, 205. 61
387, 566. 28
387, 903. 26
3,948, 586.11
256, 653. 20

$10, 210.00
700, 00
10, 500, 00
4, 650. 00
13, 830. 00
141, 540. 00
9,150. 00

$7, 384. 60
218. 63
1, 470, 42
2, 683. 54
429. 04
116, 032. 35
8,173. 98

$8,825,40
481.37
9, 039.58
1, 966. 46
13, 400. 96
25, 507. 65
976. 02

8, 691, 000. 00

1, 374, 850. 67

10, 065,850. 67

7, 261, 437. 30

196, 590,00

136,392,56

60,197.44

1862
M a r c h , 1864
J u n e , 1864
1865

3,542, 050. 00
85, 000. 00
3, 971, 400. 00
2,790, 250. 00
11, 532,150. 00
5, 882, 550.00
348, 500, 00

493, 479. 42
15, 742. 87
506,189. 91
361,735.43
1, 454, 778. 37
861, 763. 73
53, 363, 95

4, 035. 529,42
100, 742. 87
4, 477, 589.91
3,151, 985. 43
12, 986, 928, 37
6, 744, 313.73
401, 863. 95

3, 263, 099. 51
75, 658. 54
3, 647, 628. 29
2, 606, 636. 20
10, 080, 736. 97
5, 309, 800. 90
308,573.16

160, 919,50
5, 350. 00
165, 834. 00
105, 257. 50
495, 421. 50
302,734, 50
19, 380. 00

45,994. 49
1, 080. 99
49, 946. 00
37,113. 53
145. 518. 29
66, 111. 51
5,238. 73

114, 925, 01
4, 269. 01
115, 888. 00
68.143. 97
349,903. 21
236, 622. 99
14,141, 27

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28,151, 900. 00

3, 747, 053, 68

31,898,953,68

25, 893,143.57

1, 254, 897.00

351, 003, 54

903,893,46

2,792, 950. 00
29, 500.00
3,967, 350. 00
6,768, 600. 00
10,222, 200. 00
6,103, 050. 00
52, 600. 00

227, 607. 56
2, 277.20
340, 509. 63
574, 923. 00
850, 949. 79
541, 559.41
4, 784. 61

3,020, 557.56
' 31,777, 20
4, 307, 879. 63
7, 343, 523,00
11, 073,149,79
6,644, 609. 41
57, 384. 61

2, 680, 209, 05
28, 590. 88
3,847,182.42
6, 525, 231.42
9,762, 387. 78
5, 800, 618. 37
49, 797.81

145,975. 00
1, 240. 00
201, 375. 00
331, 933. 50
522,117. 00
351, 528. 00
3, 096. 00

36,657, 80
388. 35
51, 703.46
92, 259. 58
109,455.28
76, 745. 93
572,13

109, 317.20
851.65
149,671.54
239,673.92
412, 661. 72
274,782. 07
2, 512. 87

29,936, 250, 00

2,542, 631. 20

32,478, 881. 20

28, 694, 017. 73

1, 557, 264,50

367, 782. 53

1,189,48L97

7,181,905. 21
142, 059. 03
4, 043, 306.16
4,072, 038.70

6,345, 391. 98
126,123.46
3,573, 223. 63
3,594,747.85

427, 849, 00
8, 894. 00
246, 001. 50
246, 562.00

75,179. 43
1, 338. 70
57, 449. 80
37, 817. 37

352, 669. 57
7, 555. 30
188, 551. 70
208, 744. 63

1862
M a r c h , 1864
J u n e , 1864
1865

Total
J U N E 30, 1870.
Five-twenties
Five-twenties
Five-twenties
Five-tweuties
Consols, 1865
Cousols. 1867
Consuls, 1868

of
of
of
of

Total

of
of
of
of

1862
M a r c h , 1864
J u n e , 1804
1865

Total
J U N E 30, 1872,
Five-twenties
Five-twenties
Five-twenties
Pive-twenties

of
of
of
of

1862
M a r c h , 1864
J u n e , 1864
1865




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Five-twenties
Five-twenties
Fiv e-twenties
Five-twenties
Consols, 1805
Consols, 1867
Consols, 18GS

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6,417,850,00
127, 100. 00
3, 604, 650. 00
3, 635, 200. 00

764,
14,
438,
436,

055. 21
959.03
656.16
838, 70

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Consols, 1867
Consols, 1868
Total

11, 788, 900. 00
6,958,900.00
85, 850.00

1,436, 989. 46
833, 600.15
9, 951. 63

13,225,889,46
7, 792, 500.15
95, 801. 63

11, 660, 785. 89
6, 863, 777. 39
84, 595. 02

• 707,334.00
417,534. 00
5,151, 00

149, 248. 21
108, 487. 92
1, 386. 95

558, 085. 79
309, 046. 08
3, 764. 05

32, 618,450.00

3,935, 050. 34

36, 553,500.34

32, 248, 645. 22

2, 059, 325. 50

430, 908.38

1, 628, 417.12

7,137,100.00
50, 000, 00
3, 741,150. 00
1, 959, 850. 00
10, 768, 250. 00
4, 402,100. 00
619, 550. 00

925, 783, 87
7, 372. 50
480, 684. 37
250, 635,93
1, 371,187.17
553,610. 89
81, 983.44

8,062, 883.87
7,089, 542. 58
57, 872. 50
49, 780. 91
4, 221, 834. 37 3. 715. 211. 22
2, 210, 485. 93 1, 943,488. 93
12,139,437.17
10, 668, 617. 09
4, 955, 710. 89 4, 373, 781. 76
701, 533. 44
617,140. 34

431,450.50
3, 500. 00
223,270.50
120,266. 50
646, 095. 00
264,126. 00
37,173.00

101, 960. 57
813.70
42,216,46
23, 744. 47
145, 069. 34
69, 632. 51
8, 948.40

329, 489. 93
2, 686. 30
181, 054. 04
96,522. 03.
501,025. 66
194, 493. 49
28, 224. 60

28, 678, 000.00

3, 671, 258.17

32, 349, 258,17

28, 457, 562. 83

1,421, 700. 00
2, 020, 550. 00
1, 247, 250. 00
3, 393, 650. 00
4, 051, 000. 00
802, 300. 00

161, 219,79
218, 457, 39
135, 577, 95
360, 964. 62
432, 348.18
86, 505. 62

1, 582, 919. 79
2, 239, 007, 39
1, 382, 827. 95
3, 754, 614. 62
4, 483, 348.18
888, 805, 62

1, 415, 391.05
2, 012, 051. 32
1, 241, 571. 69
3, 374, 934. 42
4, 029, 975. 86
798, 926.40

12, 936,450, 00

1, 395, 073,55

14, 331, 523. 55

J U N E 30, 1873,
Five-twenties of
Five-tweuties of
Five-twenties of
Five-twenties of
Consols, 1865
Consols, 1867
Consols, 1868

1862
March, 1864
June, 1864
1865

Total

392, 385. 45

1,333, 496.05

99, 519. 00
141,438. 50
87, 307. 50
203, 619. 00
243, 060. 00
48,138. 00

31, 743. 95
48,013.46
29, 348.19
46, 489. 33
55, 976. 97
' 11, 014. 38

67,775". 05
93,425.04
57,959.31
157,129. 67
187, 083. 03
37,123, 62

12,872,850.74

823, 082. 00

222, 586. 28

600,495, 72

25,170, 400, 00

25,170, 400.00

541, 973. 50

353, 061,56

188, 911.94

5, 785, 200. 00
10, 869, 600. 00
1,789, 250. 00

5,785, 200. 00
10, 869, 600. 00
1, 789, 250. 00

404, 964. 72
760, 872. 00
125, 247. 50

54, 745.72
171, 966. 33
30,805.86

350,218.28
588, 905. 67
94, 441. 64

18,444,050.00

18,444, 050. 00

1, 291, 083, 50

257, 517.91

1, 033, 565. 59

81, 200. 00
178,900. 00
180, 350. 00
6, 050. 00
1, 000. 00

81, 200, 00
178, 900. 00
180, 350, QO
6, 050. 00
1, 000. 00

4, 352. 25
9, 943. 50
. 9, 519. 00
181.50
30.00

1,181. 67
1, 323. 60
3,141. 08
108.97
21.20

3,170. 58
8, 619. 90
6,377, 92
72.53
8,80

447,500. 00

447,500,00

24,026. 25

5,776. 52

1,725,881.50

J U N E 30, 1874.
Five-twenties of 1862
Five-twenties of June, 1864
Five-twenties of 1865
Consols, 1865
Consols, 1867
Consols, 1868
Total
J U N E 30, 1875.
Five-twenties of 1862

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Five-twenties of 1862
Five-twenties of June, 1864
Five-twenties of 1865
Total
J U N E 30, 1877.
Five-twenties of 1862
Five-twenties of June, 1864
Five-twen ties of 1865
Consols, 1865
Consols, 1867
Total




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P r i n c i p a l redeemed.

Y e a r ended—

P r e m i u m paid.

N e t cost i n
currency.

N e t cost
estimated in
gold.

Interest due
a t close of fiscal y e a r .

ETC.—Continued.

Accrued
interest paid
i n coin.

B a l a n c e of
interest due at
close of
fiscal y e a r .

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P i v e - t w e n t i e s of
F i v e - t w e n t i e s of
F i v e - t w e n t i e s of
Consols 1865
Consols 1867
Consols 1868

1862
J u n e , 1864
1865

....

.

...

Total

$17.900.00
15, 990, 00
2, 350, 00
23, 600, 00
5,700, 00
8,500. 00

$17,900.00
15, 900. 00
2, 350. 00
23, 600, 00
5, 700. 00
8, 500. 00

$966.00
834.00
129. 00
1,416.00
342. 00
510. 00

$192.65
78.41
40.92
273.35
134.76
89.83

$773. 35
755. 59
88 08
1,142.65
207. 24
420.17

73,950. 00

73,950.00

4,197.00

809. 92

3, 387. 08

J U N E 30, 1879.
P i v e - t w e n t i e s of 1862
F i v e - t w e n t i e s of J u n e 1864
F i v e - t w e n ties of 1865
Cousols, 1865
'
Consols 1867
Consols, 1868

..

Total

2, 650, 00
3,150. 00
1, 850. 00
1, 700. 00
9, 050.00
100, 00

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18,500. 00

2, 650. 00
3,150. 00
1, 850. 00
1, 700. 00
9, 050. 00
100. 00

165. 75
94.50
85.50
102. 00
543. 00
6.00

18, 500. 00

996. 75

'

40.35
18.53
41.22
41.49
166.62
,56

125. 40
75.97
44.28
60.51
376. 38
5.44

308.77

687. 98

Total ^

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100. 00
100.00
250, 00
676, 050. 00
2, 837, 000. 00
32, 064, 250. 00
12, 797,150. 00
202,550. 00
23, 575, 450. 00
1,500, 000. 00
73, 652, 900. 00

$74,161.95
1, 376, 085. 04
549,035.18
8,273.02
662,206. 97
125, 558. 26

100. 00
100. 00
250.00
676, 050. 00
2,911,161.95
33,440,335.04
13, 346,185.18
210, 823. 02
24, 237, 656. 97
1, 625,558. 26

4.00
4.00
14.50
28,168. 75
85,110. 00
1,165,807.50
484,747. 50
9, 787. 50
415,162.70
15, 000. 00

.67
.49
5.85
12, 872. 65
47, 540, 20
518,148. 79
213,179. 29
3, 602. 56
130, 349. 36
10,191. 74

3.33
3.51
8.65
15, 296.10
37, 569. 80
647, 658. 61
271, 568. 21
6,124. 94
284, 813. 34
4, 808. 26

2, 795, 320.42

76,448, 220, 42

2,203, 806. 45

935,951.60

1, 267, 854.85

51, 277,58

3, 000. 00
50.00
100. 00
7,826, 277. 58

210. 00
3.50
7.00
462, 390, 00

80. 22
.25
1,74
160, 072. 88

129.78
3,25
5.26
302, 317.12.

J U N E 30, 1881,
P i v e - t w e n t i e s of 1862
F i v e - t w e n t i e s of J u u e , 1864

v e - t w e n t i e s of 1865
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F i v e - t w e n t i e s of 1862
.
P i v e - t w e n t i e s of J u n e , 1864
Five-tv^^enties of 1865
T e n - f o r t i e s of 1864
L o a u of F e b r u a r y , 1861
L o a n of J u l y a n d A u g u s t , 1861
liOan of M a r c h , 1863
Oregon w a r d ebt
F u n d e d loan of 1881
F u n d e d l o a n of 1907

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100.00
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Loanof Marcb, 1863...
Oregon war debt
Funded loan of I88I...
Total

16, 712, 450. 00
7, 057,100. 00
54, 250. 00
42,769,400. 00

488,876.11
199, 514. 62
1, 408. 65
320,171, 82

17, 201, 326.11
7, 256, 614. 62
55, 658. 65
43, 089, 571. 82

1, 002, 747. 00
361, 315. 50
2, 584. 50
1,106,474.15

200, 043. 95
83, 330.51
551.11
263, 342.94

802, 703. 05'
277, 984. 99
2, 033. 39
843 130.21

74, 371, 350. 00

1, 061,248, 78

75,432, 598. 78

2,935,731. 65

707,423. 60

2, 228, 308. 05

J U N E 30, 1882,
Loan of
Loan of
Funded
Funded

July and August, 1861, continued at 3J per cent
March, 1863, continued at 3^ per cent
loan of 1881, continued at 3 | per cent
loan of 1881

Total

55, 215, 850, 00
2, 637, 850.00
1,000.00
2, 224, 450. 00

55, 215, 850. 00
2, 637,850. 00
1, 000. 00
2, 224,450. 00

1,368, 894, 64
91,70L75
23, 33
115, 717.53

579, 493.12
23,771.80
2.78
6,771. 83

789, 401. 50
65, 929. 95
20. 55
108, 945. 70

60, 079,150. 00

60,079,150.00

1, 576, 337.23

612, 039. 53

964, 297.70

100. 00
41,300.00
661,750.00
34,128,150. 00
10, 019,400. 00

100. 00
41, 300. 00
661, 750. 00
34,128,150, 00
10, 019,400. 00

5.50
1,716. 66
20,760, 25
1,171,034.37
233, 862,12

14.18
138.13
5, 293.40
186, 913, 66
137, 402.11

8.68
1, 578.53
15,466.85
984,120.71
96, 460, 01

44,850, 700. 00

44, 850, 700,00

1, 427, 378, 90

329,761. 48

1, 097, 617.42

200.00
5, 200. 00
422,''550. 00
566, 25U. 00
33, 221, 450. 00
12, 553, 950. 00

200. 00
5, 200. 00
422, 550. 00
566, 250. 00
33, 221,450. 00
12, 553,950.00

9.50
187. 08
14, 789. 25
19,818.75
1, 018,176. 97
240,130.13

13.35
164. 24
2, 823. 94
7, 669. 86
276,923. 93
31, 884. 61

11,
12,
741,
208,

3,85
22.84
965. 31
748. 89
253. 04
245. 52

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46, 769, 600,00

1,293, i n . 68

318, 879.93

974, 231. 75

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4, 000. 00
100. 00
1,100.00
52, 250. 00
18, 000. 00
230, 500. 00
45, 282, 200. 00

4, 000. 00
100.00
.1,100. 00
52, 250. 00
18,000.00
230, 500. 00
45, 282, 200.00

85.00
4.00
36.67
1, 269. 62
499. 62
5, 347. 70
1,153, 460. 88

701.96
.49
50.51
588. 85
87.92
1,416.28
268, 821. 31

616.96
3.51
13.84
680. 77
411.70
3, 931. 42
884, 639. 57

45, 588,150. 00

45,588,150.00

1,160,703.49

271, 667. 32

889, 036.17

J U N E 30, 1883.
Five-twenties of 1862
Funded loan of 1881
Loan of July and August, 1861, continued at 3^ per c e n t . . .
Loan of Marcb, 1863, continued at 3^ per cent
Funded loan of 1881, continued at 3^ per cent
Total

Total

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J U N E 30, 1885.

Five-twenties of 1862
Five-twenties of 1864
Funded loan of 1881
Loan of July and August, 1861, continued at 3^ per cent...
Loan of March, 1863, continued at 3^ per cent
Funded loan of 1881, continued at 3 | per cent
Loan of J u l y 12,1882
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Five-twenties of 1882
Funded loan of 1881
Loan of Marcb, 1863, continued at 3^ per cent
Loan of July and August, 1861, continued at 3^ per cent
Funded loan of 1881, continued at 3^ per cent
Loan of July 12,1882

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Y e a r ended—

J U N E 30, 1886.
Oregon war d e b t .
.
L o a n of J u l y a n d A u g u s t , 1861
L o a n of 1863
F i v e - t w e n t i e s of 1862
v
F i v e - t w e n t i e s of 1864
..
F i v e - t w e n t i e s of 1865
T e n - f o r t i e s of 1864
.«.
Consols of 1865
Consols of 1867
Consols of 1868 . .
F u n d e d loan of 1881
L o a n of 1882 . . . .
L o a n of 1863, c o n t i n u e d a t 3^ p e r c e n t
L o a n of J u l y a n d A u g u s t , 1861, c o n t i n u e d a t 3^ p e r c e n t
F u n d e d l o a n of 1881, c o n t i n u e d a t 3^ p e r c e n t
Total.

Principal redeemed.

N e t cost i n
currency.

P r e m i u m paid.

$100. 00
2, 500. 00
1,100, 00
67, 500. 00
4, 300. 00
300. 00
14, 250. 00
15, 900. 00
26, 950. 00
12, 250. 00
49, 800. 00
44, 04^, 800. 00
4,100. 00
96,750. 00
190, 750. 00

N e t cost
estimated in
gold.

Interest due
a t close of fiscal y e a r .

ETC.—Contmued.

Accrued
i n t e r e s t x^aid
in coin.

B a l a n c e of
interest due at
close of
fiscal y e a r .

$100.00
2, 500. 00
1,100. 00
67, 500. 00
4, 300. 00
300. 00
14,250.00
15, 900. 00
26, 950. 00
12, 250. 00
49, 800. 00
44, 044, 800. 00
4,100. 00
96, 750. 00
190, 750. 00

$1.50
53. 25
31. 50
1,425. 00
85. 25
6.00
356, 25
419. 25
662. 25
203, 25
826. 50
435, 942. 00
123. 00
2, 848. 50
4, 704.13

$18.00
99.00
33.00
14,399. 00
31.14
2.02
278.80
842. 29
2. 070. 75
570. 04
868.55
220,617.44
31.32
1, 560. 76
1, 065. 34

$16. 50
45 75
1.50
12, 974. 00
54 11
3.98
77.45
423 04
1,408. 50
366 79
42.05
215,324.57
91.68
1,287 74
3, 638. 79

44, 531, 350. 00

447, 687.64

242,487. 45

205, 200.19

47, 748, 750. 00
1, 300. 00
3,100. 00
28, 700. 00
650.00
8, 000. 00
2, 000. 00
13, 400.00
18, 200. 00
34, 000. 00
500. 00
1, 500. 00
8, 500. 00
25, 600. 00

47, 748,750. 00
1, 300. 00
3,100. 00
28, 700. 00
650. 00
8, 000. 00
2, 000. 00
13, 400. 00
18, 200. 00
34, 000. 00
500. 00
1, 500. 00
8, 500. 00
25, 600. 00

1, 375, 653. 00
84.17
110.83
1, 722. 00
45.50
560. 00
120. 00
.
804.00
1, 092. 00
2, 040. 00
30. 00
52.50
297.50
926. 33

223, 676. 38
119.50
166. 80
861.00
58.12
473. 92
60. 00
402. 00
2,147.16
3, 333. 69
270. 25
22.58
60.31
213.17

1,151, 976. 62
35. 33
55 97
861 00
12.62
86 08
60.00
402 00
1, 055.16
1, 293. 69
240. 25
29 92
237.19
713 ]6

47, 894, 200,00

47, 894, 200. 00

1,383, 537.83

231, 864, 88

1,151, 672. 95

18, 880, 500. 00
21, o n , 366.17

660, 630, 00
794, 247.00

94, 660,88
95, 098.43

565, 969.12
699,148. 57

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L o a n of 1882
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Ten-forties of 1864
F u n d e d loan of 1881
L o a n of J u l y a n d A u g u s t , 1861
F i v e - t w e n t i e s of 1862
F i v e - t w e n t i e s of 1865
L o a n of F e b r u a r y , 1861
L o a n of 1863
C o n s o l s of 1865
Consols of 1867
Consols of 1868
L o a n of J u l y a n d A u g u s t , 1861, c o n t i n u e d a t 3^ p e r c e n t
L o a n of 1863, c o n t i n u e d a t 3^ p e r c e n t
F u n d e d loan of 1881, c o n t i n u e d a t 3^ p e r c e n t
Total
J U N E 30, 1888.
L o a n of 1882
Fundedloanof 1891....




18, 880,500, 00
19,455,400. 00

$1,555, 966,17

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5, 389, 250, 00

Total

43, 725,150. 00 1

1, 296, 049.71
2, 852, 015. 88

6,685,299.71

203,293.00

43, 817.79

159, 475. 21

46, 577,165, 88

1, 658,170, 00

233, 577.10

1,424, 592.00

69.00
30.00
1, 709. 25
105. 00
3.50
480,076.12
I, Oil, 368. 00

39.00
15,00
354. 94
20.42
,91
39, 397, 68
180,452, 69

30.00
15.00
1, 354, 31
84,58
2.59
440, 678. 44
830, 915. 31

J U N E 30, 1889.
Oregon war debt
Loan of July and August, 1801
Loan of 1882
Loan of July and August, 1861, contiuued at 3^ per cent
Loan of 1863, continued at 3J per cent
Funded loan of 1891
Funded loan of 1907
Total.....

1,150. 00
500, 00
57, 900.00
3, 000. 00
100. 00
12,153, 850. 00
26, 839, 650. 00

844, 918. 01
7, 672, 222. 29

1,150. 00
500. 00
57, 900. 00
3, 000. 00
100.00
12, 998, 768. 01
34, 511, 872. 29

39, 056,150. 00

8, 517,140. 30

47, 573, 290. 30

1, 493, 360.87

220,280. 64

1, 273, 080. 23

4, 050. 00
1, 000. 00
3, 000. 00
710, 666. 79
12,136. 750. 00
27, 695, 600. 00 . 7,536,058. 37

4, 050. 00
1, 000. 00
3, 000, 00
12, 847,416. 79
35, 231, 658. 37

119. 25
35.00
137.50
537, 523.68
1, 045,804. 50

1L39
16.88
109.14
69, 588, 99
156, 655,13

107.86
18.12
28.36
467, 934. 69
889,149. 37

39, 840, 400. 00 i

48, 087,125.16

1, 583, 619. 93

226, 381.53

1, 357, 238.40

6, 300. 00
• 950.00
100. 00
27,930, 345. 63
19, 924,140. 65

183. 00
57.00
6.00
1, 075, 088. 24
645, 641. 50

44,76
28,50
3.00
1,156, 413.38
54, 310.28

138. 24
28.50
3.00
81, 325.14
591, 331. 22

47, 861, 836. 28

1, 720, 975. 74

I, 210, 799.92

510,175, 82

J U N E 30, 1800.

Total

8, 246,725.16

J U N E 30, 1891.

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Total

6,300.00
950. 00
100. 00
27, 860, 400, 00
16,134, 000. 00
44, 001, 750, 00

69, 945. 63
3, 790,140. 65
3, 860, 086. 28

J U N E 30, 1892,
"War-bounty scrip
Loan of 1860
,
Loa.n of Jul}'^ and August, 1861, continued at 3^ per ceut .
Loan of 1863, continued at 3^ per cent
Funded loan of 1881
Funded loan of 1881, continued at 3h per cent
Loan of 1882
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Funded loan of 1891
Funded loan of 1891, continued at 2 per cent
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Funded loan of 1881
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Pu ud ed loan of 1891
Fnnded loan of 1907
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Loau of July and August, 1861
Loan of 1863
Fundedloanof 1891
Funded loan of 1907

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10, 000. 00
10, 650. 00
50.00
350.00
500. 00
15, 700. 00
24, 225, 800. 00
47,700, 00

50. 00
10, 000.00
10, 650. 00
50.00
350. 00
500. 00
15, 700. 00
24, 225, 800. 00
47,700. 00

2.25
250.00
370.12
L75
11.67
10.79
218, 00
1,085, 419. 69
792. 38

L42
250. 00
93.30
.15
26.76
4.25
53,64
179, 940. 75
4L93

24, 310, 800. 00

24, 310, 800. 00

1,087, 076. 65

180, 412. 20

.83
276 82
1 60
15 09
6,54
164. 36
905,478. 94
750,45
906. 664. 45

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P r i n c i p a l redeemed.

Y e a r ended—

P r e m i u m paid.

N e t cost
in c u r r e n c y .

N e t cost
estimated in
gold.

Interest due
a t close of fiscal y e a r .

Accrued
interest paid
in coin.

B a l a n c e of
interest due a t
close of
fiscal y e a r .

J U N E 30, 1893.
"War-boun ty s c r i p
L o a n of F e b r u a r y , 1861
L o a n of J u l y a n d A u g u s t , 1861
L o a n of J u l y a n d A u g u s t , 1861, c o n t i n u e d a t 3^ p e r c e n t
L o a n of 1863, c o n t i n u e d a t 3^ p e r c e n t
F u n d e d l o a n of 1881, c o n t i n u e d a t 3^ p e r c e n t
L o a n of 1882
F u n d e d loan of 1891
..
.
.
Total

...

$25. 00
1,000.00
7, 600. 00
2, 000. 00
1, 000. 00
1,000.00
76, 850. 00
511,700.00

$25. 00
1, 000. 00
7, 600. 00
2, 000. 00
1, 000. 00
1, 000. 00
76, 850. 00
511, 700. 00

$0.75
30.00
228.00
35.00
17.50
23.33
• 2, 653. 75
16,580. 99

$0.75
90.00
2, 358. 00
24.74
8.10
,86
377. 80
5, 977,72

$60,00
2,130.00
10.26
9.40
22.47
2, 275. 95
10, 603. 27

601,175.00

601,175. 00

19, 569. 32

8, 837. 97

10, 731, 35

100. 00
18, 000. 00
1,^000.00
15, 400. 00
4, 400. 00
176, 000. 00

100. 00
18, 000. 00
1, 000. 00
15, 400. 00
4, 400. 00
176, 000. 00

6.00
630.00
158.33
359. 33
73.00
6, 278. 81

3.00
270. 99
151. 51
134. 75
22.29
I,72L51

3 00
359. 01
6 82
224. 58
50. 71
4, 557, 30

214, 900. 00

214, 900. 00

7, 505. 47

2, 304. 05

5, 201,42

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Total

Total

7, 400. 00
3, 000. 00
3,100. 00
2, 500. 00
7, 350. 00
96, 200. 00

7, 400, 00
3, 000. 00
3,100.00
2, 500.00
7, 350. 00
96, 200,00.

325. 50
90.00
163.33
36.46
97.12
3, 509. 04

321. 00
90. 00
454. 64
19.99
47.47
1,810. 73

291.31
16 47
49,65
1, 698. 31

4.50

119, 550. 00

119, 550. 00

4, 221,45

2, 743. 83

1, 477. 62

50.00
500. 00
500. 00
3, 200. 00
2,000. 00
3, 200. 00

50.00
500. 00
500. 00
3, 200. 00
2, 000 00
3,200,00

12.00
30.00
30.00
394,17
70 nn
4i.50

12.00
15.00
15.00
397, 43
35.00
22,10

15.00
15.00
3 26
35,00
19.40

J U N E 30,1896.
Ore "'On w a r d e b t
L o a n of J u l v a n d A u g u s t , 1861
L o a n of 1863
F u n d e d l o a n of 1881
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L o a n of J u l y a n d Au^^ust, 1861
Loanofl863
F u n d e d l o a n of 1881
F u n d e d loan of 1881 c o n t i n u e d a t 3^ p e r c e n t
L o a n of 1882
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L o a n of J u l y a n d A u g u s t 1861
L o a n of J u l y a n d A u g u s t , 1861, c o n t i n u e d a t 3^ p e r c e n t
F u n d e d loau of 1881
F u n d e d loan of 1881, c o n t i n u e d a t 3^ p e r c e n t
L o a n of 1882
F u n d e d loan of 1891

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58,150. 00

2, 876. 41

1,159. 68

1, 716. 73

67, 600. 00

3, 454. 08

1,656.21

1, 797. 87

2, 400. 00
1,000.00
500.00
500. 00
1, 000. 00
1, 500. 00
1, 600. 00
237,400.00

2,175. 00
520. 00
30.00
16. 67
23.33
43.75
32.00
13,426.16

2, 169. 00
486. 74
15.00
L37
8.75
25.03
10.49
7,178. 20

6.00
33. 26
15.00
15.30
14.58
18.72
21. .51
6, 247, 96

245, 900. 00

245, 900,00

16, 266. 91

9,894. 58

6, 372. 33

11, 000. 00
2, 650. 00
100.00
21,350.00
100. 00

11, 000. 00
2, 650, 00
100. 00
21, 350. 00
100. 00

2,130.00
233. 95
1.46
369.18
3.50

1, 830. 00
174. 65
.88
166.87
.36

300. 00
59. 30
.58
202. 31
3.14

35, 200, 00

35, 200. 00

2,738. 09

2,172,76

565.33

836, 870, 569. 21

29, 504,570. 88

8, 267, 670, 00

21, 236, 900. 88

58,150. 00

Total

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67, 600. 00
J U N E 30,1897,

L o a n of J u l y a n d A u g u s t 1861
F i v e - t w e n t i e s of 1862
L o a n of 1863
...
F u n d e d loan of 1881
-. . . . .
F u n d e d l o a n of 1881, c o n t i n u e d a t 3^ p e r c e n t
L o a n of J u l y a n d A u g u s t , 1861, c o n t i u u e d a t 3^ p e r c e n t
L o a u of J u l y 12, 1882
F u n d e d loan of 1891

Total

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1, 000. 00
500. 00
500. 00
1,000.00
1,5.0.00
1,600.00
237, 400. 00

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L o a n of
Funded
Funded
Funded
L o a n of

J u l y a n d A u g u s t . 1861
loan of 1881
loan of 1881, c o n t i u u e d a t '6h p e r c e n t
loan of 1891
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J u l y 12, 1882

Total
Grand total

DR.

815,122, 425. 00

$43, 998,454.43 $157, 677, 967. 61

T A B L E F . — S I N K I N G F U N D ACCOUNT F O R F I S C A L Y E A R

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T o b a l a n c e from l a s t y e a r
J $245, 941, 736. 33
T o 1 p e r c e n t on t h e p r i n c i p a l of t h e p u b l i c d e b t on
J u n e 30, 1897, l e s s coin a n d c u r r e n c y certificates.
T r e a s u r y n o t e s , a u d c a s h a v a i l a b l e for r e d u c t i o n of
11. 267, 937.13
t h e debt, viz, $1,126,793,712.90
40, 067, 283. 99
T o i n t e r e s t on r e d e m p t i o n p r i o r t o fiscal y e a r 1898
T o i n t e r e s t on $39,750, a m o u n t o f d e b t " p a i d " d u r i n g
3, 017. 64
fiscal y e a r 1898




297, 279, 975, 09

t l u n e 30,1898

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accrued interest thereon
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$35,200, 00
2,172. 76
4, 900,00
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297, 237, 501.93

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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE

TREASURY.

T A B L E G . — P O P U L A T I O N , N E T R E V E N U E , AND N E T E X P E N D I T U R E S OF THE G O V E R N MENT FROM 1837 TO J U N E 30, 1898, AND P E R C A P I T A OF THE R E V E N U E S AND
P E R CAPITA OF E X P E N D I T U R E S .

Year.

1837
1838
1839
1840
1841
1842
1843 (six months)
1844
1845
1846
1847
1848
1849
1850
1851
1852
1853
1854
1855
1856
1857
1858
1859
1860
1861
1862
1863
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
•
1875
1876
1877
1878
•
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893..:
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898

Population.

655,000
112, 000
584, 000
069, 453
591, 000
132, 000
694, 000
276, 000
878, 000
500, 000
143,000
805,000
489, 000
191,876
995, 000
802, 050
615,000
433, 000
256, 000
083, 000
916, 000
753, 000
596, 000
443,321
064, 000
704, 000
365, 000
046,000
748, 000
469, 000
211, 000
973, 000
756, 000
558, 371
555, 000
596, 000
677, 000
796, 000
951,000
137, 000
353, 000
598,000
866, 000
155,783
316,000
495,000
693, 000
911,000
148,000
404,000
680, 000
974, 000
289, 000
622, 250
975, 000
516, 000
946, 000
397, 000
878, 000
390, 000
937,000
522, 000

N e t revenue.

$24, 954,153, 00
26, 302,562, 00
31, 482,750. 00
19, 480,115. 00
16,860,160, 00
19, 976,197, 00
8, 302,702. 00
29, 321.374.00
29, 970,106.00
29, 699,968,00
26, 495,769, 00
35, 735,779, 00
31, 208,143.00
43, 603,439.00
52, 559,304. 00
49, 846,816. 00
61, 587,054. 00
73,800, 341, 00
65, 350,575.00
74, 056,699.00
68,965, 313, 00
46, 655,366.00
53,486, 466. 00
56,064, 608.00
41, 509,930,00
51,987, 455.00
112, 697,291,00
264, 626,772. 00
333,714, 605, 00
558, 032,620.00
490, 634,010. 00
405, 038,083.00
370, 943,747, 00
411, 255,478.00
383, 323,945. 00
374,106, 868. 00
333, 738,205.00
304, 978,755.00
288, 000,051. 00
294,095, 865. 00
281, 406,419.00
2.57, 763,879. 00
273, 827,184. 00
333,526, 611.00
360,782, 293.00
403, 525,250. 00
398, 287,582. 00
348, 519,870. 00
323, 690,706, 00
336,439, 727. 00
277.00
371, 403, 075. 00
379, 266, 059. 00
387, 050, 982,00
403, 080, 447. 31
392, 612, 784, 24
354, 937, 628.78
385, 819,019. 25
297,722. 075.11
313, 390, 200. 38
326, 976, 705.16
347, 721,335, 20
405, 321.

Per capita o n
revenue.

N e t expenses.

$1.59
$37, 243,496,00
L63
33, 865, 059. 00
1,90
26, 899,128.00
L14
24, 317, 579. 00
.90
20, 565, 873, 00
LIO
25, 205, 761. 00
.89
11, 858,075. 00
L62
22, 337,571.00
1,51
22, 937,408.00
L45
27, 766, 925, 00
L25
57, 281, 412, 00
1.64
45, 377, 225.00
L39
45, 051, 657.00
L88
39, 543, 492. 00
2.19
47, 709, 017, 00
2.01
44, 194,919,00
2.40
48, 184, 111, 00
2.79
58, 044, 862.00
2.40
59, 742, 668. 60
2.64
69, 571, 026. 00
2.38
67, 795, 708. 00
L57
74, 185, 270. 00
L75
69, 070, 977.00
L78
63, 130, 598. 00
L29
66, 546, 645. 00
L59
474, 761, 819.00
3.38
714, 740, 725. 00
7.77
865. 322, 614. 00
9.60 1, 297, 555, 224. 00
15,73
520, 809,417.00
13.55
357, 542, 675. 00
10.97
377, 340, 285. 00
9.82
322, 865, 278,00
10.67
309, 653, 561. 00
9.69
292, 177,188. 00
9.22
277, 517, 963. 00
8.01
290, 345, 245, 00
7.13
302, 633, 873.00
6.55
274, 623, 393.00
6.52
265, 101, 085. 00
6.07
241, 334, 475. 00
• 5.42
236, 964, 327. 00
5.60
166, 947, 884, 00
6.65
267, 642, 958, 00
7.00
260, 712,888. 00
7,68
•257, 981, 440, 00
7.41
265, 408,138,00
6.36
244, 126, 244. 00
5.76
226, 935.00
260,
5.86
242, 483,138. 00
6.33
932,179.00
267,
6.32
924, 801. 00
6.31 a 267, 288, 978. 00
b
299,
6,43
040,
710. 00
c318,
6.14
773,905,35
5.42 d365, 023, 330, 58
345,
5.76
383, 477,954.49
4.37
367, 525, 279.83
4.48
•
356, 195, 298.29
4.58
352, 179,446.08
• 4.77
774,159, 57
365,
5,44
443, 368, 582. 80

a T h i s i n c l u d e s $8,270,842,46 of " p r e m i u m s on p u r c h a s e of b o n d s . "
b T h i s i n c l u d e s $17,292,362.65 of " p r e m i u m s on p u r c h a s e of b o n d s . "
c T h i s i n c l u d e s $20,304,224,06 of " p r e m i u m s on p u r c h a s e of b o n d s , "
cZThis i n c l u d e s $10,401,220.61 of " p r e r a i u m s on p u r c h a s e of b o n d s . "
N O T E . — T h e n e t r e v e n u e a n d e x p e u s e s a n d p e r c a p i t a on r e v e n u e s for 1891 w e r e e r r o n e o u s l y s t a t e d
b y t h e P e g i s t e r of t h e T r e a s u r y i n h i s r e p o r t s for 1891,1892, a n d 1893. (See F i n a n c e E e p o r t s for t h o s e
years, p p . 845,767, a n d 906.)




REPORT OP THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
T A B L E H . — I N T E R N A L AND

Year ending
J u n e 30—

1858,
1859
1860.
1861.
1862.
1863.
1864.
1865.
1866,
1867.
1868.
1869,
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873,
1874.
1875.
1876,
1877,
1878,
1879,
1880
1881.
1882.
1883,
1884.
1885.
1886,
1887,
1888,
1889.
1890,
1891,
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898,

CUSTOMS R E V E N U E AND
F R O M 1 8 5 8 TO 1 8 9 8 .

E X P E N S E S OF

Internal revenue.
Eevenue.
Dollars,
(c)
ic)
(c)
(c)
(c)
37, 640,787.
109, 741,134.
209, 461, 215.
309, 226,813.
266, 027, 537.
191, 087,589,
158, 356, 460.
184, 899, 756.
143, 098,153.
130, 642,177.
113, 729,314.
102, 409,784.
110, 007,493.
116, 700, 732.
118,630,407,
110, 581, 624.
113, 561, 610.
124, 009, 373.
135, 264, 385.
146, 497, 595.
144, 720, 368.
121, 586, 072.
112, 498. 725.
116,805,936,
118,823,39L
124, 296,871,
130, 881, 513.
142, 606,705.
145,686, 249.
153, 971,072.
161, 027, 623.
147, 111, 232.
143,421, 672,
146,762,864,
146, 688, 574.
170,900,641,

COLLECTING,

Customs revenue.

E x p e n s e s of collecting, a
Dollars,
(c)
ic)
ic)
ic)
(c)
' 108, 685.00
253, 372. 99
385, 239. 52
5,783,128, 77
7, 335, 029, 81
8, 705, 366. 36
7, 257,176.11
7, 253, 439. 81
7, 593, 714.17
5,694,116.86
5, 340, 230. 00
4, 509, 976. 05
4,289,442.71
3, 942, 613. 72
3, 556, 943. 85
3, 280,162. 22
3,527, 956. 56
3,657,105.10
4, 327, 793.24
4, 097, 241. 34
4, 424, 707. 39
4, 216, 847. 26
3, 853, 035. 94
3, 578, 679. 42
3,826, 507. 98
3, 626, 038. 91
3, 770, 388.72
3,780, 950.41
4, 003, 485.65
3, 879, 082. 31
4,144, 927.02
3,749, 029. 22
3, 754,935.45
3, 846,887. 55
3,606.798. 85
3,705, 256. 95

CXXIX

P e r cent.
(c)
ic)
ic)
ic)
ic)
.29
.23
.18
L87
2,77
4.55
4.59
3.92
5,30
4.36
4,69
4.40
3.89
3.38
2.99
2.96
3.10
2.95
3.20
2.80
3.06
3.47
3.42
3.06
3.22
2.92
2.88
2.65
2.75
2,52
2.57
2.55
2.62
2.62
2.46
2.17

Eevenue.
Dollars.
41,789, 620.96
49,565, 824.38
53,187,511. 87
39,582,125,64
49, 056, 397, 62
69,059, 642,40
102, 316,152, 99
84, 928, 260,00
179, 046,651. 58
176,417, 810.88
164,464, 599. 56
180, 048, 426. 63
194, 538, 374,44
206, 270, 408. 05
216, 370, 286. 77
188, 089, 522. 70
163,103, 833. 69
157,167, 722. 35
148,071,984.61
130,956,493.07
130,170, 680. 20
137, 250, 047. 70
186, 522, 064. 60
198,159, 676. 02
220, 410, 730, 25
214, 706, 496. 93
195, 067, 489. 76
181, 471, 939, 34
192, 905, 023, 44
217, 286, 893,13
219, 091,173, 63
223, 832, 741. 69
229, 668, 584. 57
219, 522, 205. 23
177, 452, 964.15
203, 355, 016.73
131, 818, 530. 62
152,158, 617.45
160, 021,751. 67
176, 554,126. 65
149, 575,062, 35

E x p e n s e s of collecting, b
Dollars.
P e r cent.
2,903, 336.89
6.94
3, 407, 931. 77
6.85
3,337,188.15
6.27
7.18
2, 843,455. 84
6,67
3, 276, 560. 39
4.60
3,181, 026.17
4.09
4,192,582,43
6.39
5,415, 449. 32
2.98
5,342,469.99
3,26
5, 763,979. 01
4,65
7, 641,116. 68
2,99
5, 388, 082. 31
3.20
6, 233,747. 68
3.18
6, 568, 350. 61
3,21
6, 950,173.88
3.76
7,077,864.70
4.49
7, 321,469. 94
4.47
7,028,521, 80
4.53
6, 704, 858, 09
4.96
6,501, 037. 57
4.47
5, 826, 974, 32
3.96
5,477,421, 52
3.23
6,023,253,53
3.22
6, 383, 288.10
2.95
6,506, 359, 26
3.07
6, 593, 509. 43
3.44
6, 709, 485. 76
3.58
6,494, 847. 29
3.33
6,427, 612. 67
3.16
6, 855, 801. 74
3.27
7,156,187, 77
3.14
7,030,4.87.00
2.98
6, 859, 986. 09
3.17
6, 964, 367. 09
3.74
6, 646, 276.05
3,32
6, 756, 790. 98
5,15
6,791,872. 86
4,43
6, 736, 690. 92
4,52
7, 237,796.40
4.01
7,075, 372. 05
4.78
7,152, 276. 58

a T h e c o s t of collecting t h e i n t e r n a l r e v e n u e e m b r a c e s t b e following i t e m s : Salaries a n d e x p e n s e s of collectors, i n c l u d i n g p a y of d e p u t y collectors, c l e r k s , etc., a n d i n c l u d i n g e x p e n s e s i n c i d e n t t o e n f o r c i n g
t h e p r o v i s i o n s of l a w t a x i n g o l e o m a r g a r i n e ; salaries a n d e x p e n s e s of r e v e n u e a g e n t s , s u r v e y o r s of
d i s t i l l e r i e s , g a u g e r s , s t o r e k e e p e r s , a n d m i s c e l l a n e o u s e x p e n s e s ; p a p e r for i n t e r n a l - r e v e n u e s t a m p s ,
and e x p e n s e s of d e t e c t i n g a n d p u n i s h i n g v i o l a t i o n s of i n t e r n a l - r e v e n u e l a w s .
b T h e e x p e n s e s of collecting t h e r e v e n u e from c u s t o m s i n c l u d e s all s u m s d r a w n from t b e a p p r o p r i a tion m a d e b y C o n g r e s s for t h a t p u r p o s e . T h e m o n e y is e x p e n d e d for salaries, r e n t s , l a b o r i n w e i g h i n g ,
gauging, and measuring imported merchandise, revenue boatmen, repairs, and other expenses incident
t o r e n t e d b u i l d i n g s , s t a t i o n e r y , a n d t h e t r a v e l i n g e x p e n s e s of special a g e n t s , b u t does n o t includ©
e x p e n d i t u r e s for r e v e n u e c u t t e r s , fuel, l i g h t s , w a t e r , f u r n i t u r e , j a n i t o r s , e t c . , for b u i l d i n g s o w n e d b y
t h e G o v e r n m e n t , n o r e x p e n d i t u r e s for e r e c t i n g n e w b u U d i n g s , all of w h i c h a r e p a i d for n-om specific
appropriations m a d e lor those purposes.
T h e e x p e n s e s of collecting i n t e r n a l a n d c u s t o m s r e v e n u e do n o t i n c l u d e t b e e x p e n d i t u r e s for salaries!,
e t c , incident to auditing tbese accounts in tbe Departments a t W a s h i n g t o n .
c No data.

Fi98-

-IX




T A B L E I . — S T A T E M E N T SHOWING T H E R E V E N U E S AND E X P E N D I T U R E S OF T H E G O V E R N M E N T B Y M O N T H S ; T H E L E G A L - T E N D E R N O T E S , N E T
GOLD, AND AVAILABLE C A S H I N T H E T R E A S U R Y AT T H E E N D OF EACH M O N T H ; THE MONTHLY R E D E M P T I O N OF L E G A L - T E N D E R N O T E S
IN GOLD, AND T H E I M P O R T S AND E X P O R T S OF GOLD, FROM J A N U A R Y , 1879, TO J U N E , 1898, INCLUSIVE.

Montb.

1879—January
February
Marcb
April
May
June
T o t a l for 6 m o n t h s . .
July
August
September.
October
November
December
1880—January
February
Marcb
AprH
May
o
June
T o t a l for 12 m o n t h s .
July
. August
September
October
November
December
1881—January
February
March
April
,
May.
June
,
T o t a l for 12 m o n t h s




Expenditures, excluE e v e n n e s , sive
of postal,
Surplus
e x c l u s i v e of principal
of revenues.
postal.
debt, and
premium.
$20,757,406
19, 344,163
20, 750, 080
19, 786, 565
27, 232, 288
25, 562, 892

$32, 478, 888 ia $11,721,482
1,449,139
17, 895, 024
a 760, 803
21, 510,883
1,744, 283
18, 042, 282
537, 924
26,694, 264
5,531,910
20, 030, 982

137, 368, 329

134, 058, 342

25, 723,768
26, 883,496
26,521, 394
27,171, 283
24,861,029
24, 628, 968
29, 827, 580
27, 809, 648
30, 326, 695
30,103, 369
29, 000,101
27, 621, 089
333, 526, 611
"" 34, 521, 013
32, 864,049
30,101, 835
28, 095, 209
25, 612, 967
28, 006, 721
29, 055, 013
27,539,571
29, 494, 308
30, 807, 779
31, 881, 650
30, 265, 206
360, 782, 293

579, 531
494, 973
684, 669
539, 823
670,442
036, 904

$116, 674, 227
116. 886, 279
117,162,166
118,809,680
121, 300,140
119, 956, 655

$336,449, 861
428,961, 460
405, 411,570
432, 746, 833
475,663,096
379, 542, 919

23, 541, 466
36, 222, 606
18, 933, 254
17, 327, 567
16,388,454
12, 570,494
11, 614, 562
15, 054, 093
15, 760, 081
17, 489, 280
18,183, 020
18, 785, 559

120, 320, 583
126, 537, 690
154,763,795
157,140,114
147, 247, 977
146,194,182
143, 340, 027
136, 995,458
135,766. 551
130, 726, 640
120, 699.196
118,181, 527

245, 608, 019
212, 035, 932
202, 957, 575
203,411,712
193,147,767
192, 297,126
190, 203, 772
188, 960, 589
193, 084, 807
191, 789, 673
193,998,696
188, 670,^884

68, 678, 974

35, 532,121 a I, Oil, 108
9, 376, 433
23, 487, 616
I I , 715,129
18, 386, 706
" 6,100, 205
21, 995,004
3, 688, 557
21, 924, 410
8, 349, 280
19, 657, 441
1, 017, 707
28, 037, 306
10, 783, 096
16, 756, 475
8, 935, 761
20, 558, 547
9, 261, 403
21, 546, 376
10,189, Oil
21, 692, 639
14,291, 767 _15,_973, 439
259, 651, 639 101,130, 654

I m p o r t s of
gold.

E x p o r t . s of
gold.

X
X
X

rt
rt
rt
O
Pi

$30,
44,
50,
39,
51,
45,

3, 309, 987

45, 029, 627 a 19,305, 859
1, 379,409
25, 504, 087
3, 326, 623
23,194,771
7,186, 366
19, 984,917
23, 920, 051
940,978
16, 354, 599
8, 274, 369
28,152, 650
1, 674, 930
20, 045,821
7, 763, 827
13, 320,440
17, 006, 255
18, 333,183
11,770,186
14, 382, 225
14, 617,876
6, 309, 564
21, 311, 525
264,847, 637

Available
Legal-tender
Legal-tender
cash balance,
N e t gold
notes
notes
i
n
c
l
u
d
i
n
g
redeemed
i
n
T
r
e
a
s
u
r
y
.
in Treasury.
n e t gold.
in gold.

o

19,024,124
20, 444, 849
17, 263, 613
13, 793, 993
11,124,937
8,761,818
10. 551, 616
14, 566, 601
14, 773,198
14,672,086
16, 062, 305
18, 554, 092

115,274,646
120,018,180
127, 764, 733
133, 278, 253
143, 981,139
150, 213, 716
148, 052. 809
166, 808, 853
167, 639, 263
164, 358, 554
157,893, 879
157,412,141

186,190,329
189, 613, 598
186, 802,191
181, 042,437
180,921,571
184, 354, 528
180, 848, 303
208, 099, 302
205,791, 774
204, 622, 204
204,144,327
213, 635, 823

$1, 571, 725
909, 249
952,766
699,773
1, 339, 883
2, 503, 302

$274, 707
137, 386
188,500
170,894
185. 225
143,338

115, 513
76, 985
426, 310
350, 003
I, 441, 060

7,976, 698

1,100, 050

2,755, 967

954, 800
981, 400
603, 485
740,295
77,499
122, 359
71, 500
72, 080
43, 020
16,000
51, 000
47,200

251, 381
6, 723, 313
27, 528, 082
19,178, 631
17,423, 834
6, 562, 650
795, 568
464, 473
892,180
166, 432
123, 580
648, 272

349, 779
350, 664
132, 443
285, 826
105, 999
134, 768
226, 205
149,612
1,166,679
89,192
106, 497
541, 361

3, 780, 638

0, 758, 396

3, 639,025

244, 330
• 9,145,390
18, 84.6, 998
16, 256, 058
9, 555, 391
16, 506, 026
4,739, 902
577, 478
7,169, 774
15, 351, 980
1,315,777322,155
100, 031, 259

61, 886
90, 909
80, 914
169,871
220, 759
158, 574
30, 415
271, 379
160, 786
88, 593
614, 498
616, 548
2,565,132

25, 000
22, 000
150, 000
9,000
12, 000
25, 000
15, 000
13, 750

rt
CO

rt
o

rt
c
rt
rt
rt
w

a

July
August
September
October
November
December
1882—January
February
Marcb
April
May
June
Total for 12 montbs.
Jnly
August
September
October
November
December
1883—January
February
Marcb
April
May
June

a 575, 526
12, 402, 402
17, 704, 569^.
12, 649, 951
8, 652, 277
14, 398, 519
8, 779, 891
8. 842, 498
18, 944, 465
13, 223, 022
8, 970, 659
15, 327, 716

33, 896, 016
37,537,864
34,125, 621
35, 910, 843
28, 703, 605
30, 695, 316
33,150,162
30, 916, 324
33, 815,909
34, 468, 580
36,128, 081
31, 786,789

34, 471, 542
25,135,462
16,421, 052
23, 260, 892
20, 051, 328
16, 296, 797
24, 370, 271
22, 073, 826
14,871,444
21, 245, 558
27,157,422
16,459, 073

403, 525,250

257,981, 440

145, 543, 810

36. 338, 726
39, 862, 619
36, 847, 587
32,162, 383
30,199, 652
30, 416, 578
32,045, 466
28, 562,177
32, 306, 235
26,164, 511
31,439, 594
34, 373, 966

29,417,846
29, 668, 245
21, 488,119
20, 977, 505
24, 596, 228
16,554, 913
22, 217, 007
24, 663, 250
24,291, 289
26, 790,120
27, 258, 533
16, 012, 334

6, 920, 880
10,194, 374
15, 359, 468
II, 184,878
5, 603, 424
13, 861, 665
9, 828, 459
3, 898, 927
8,014. 946
a 625, 609
4,181, 061
18, 361, 632

Total for 12months.

398, 287, 582

265,408,138

July
Angust
September
October
November
December
1884—January
February
Marcb
April
May
June
Total for 12 montbs

32,000, 813
31,188,202
30,143,701
31, 037, 269
26, 309,742
25, 030, 279
27, 820,145
27, 406. 013
28,070,739
27, 309, 812
30, 371, 894
26, 932, 088
.348, 519, 870

37, 609, 830 a 5, 609, 017
26,175, 668 . 5,012,534
14,427, 989
15,715,712
21, 976, 111
9, 061,158
25, 598, 046
711, 696
12, 055, 437
12, 974, 842
19, 950, 931
7,869,214
25, 306, 612
2, 099, 401
12,146, 297
15, 924, 442
23, 938, 337
3, 371 475
19,771,318
10, 600, 576
16,116,114
10, 815, 974
244,126, 244 104, 393, 626

July
August
September
October
November
December




,.

29, 273, 994
31, 366, 509
29, 229,119
26,189,428
22, 235, 568
22, 835, 045

19, 099, 910
19, 870, 869
19,025,132
18, 206, 769
17, 411, 078
16, 452. 800
17, 384, 394
18, 256, 850
17, 446, 415
17, 637, 824
19, 873, 690
21, 425,589

149,163, 355
164, 098, 402
169,122, 025
167, 785, 609
173, 025, 684
167, 429, 348
159, 972, 569
168. 585, 5.54
161, 290, 437
149, 997. 982
148, 932.' 626
143, 477, 370

201, 544, 433
199, 900,146
204,520, 280
191, 888,136
193, 806,619
199, 614,433
190, 533, 247
197,166,334
198,137, 431
194, 050, 480
191, 861, 776
195, 892,419

40, 000

40,000
22, 749, 590
24, 068, 941
21,408,158
19, 854,196
20,756, 392
18, 879, 395
21,162, 237
21, 614, 817
20,413, 561
20, 919, 623
21, 681, 825
23, 438, 839

140, 062, 590
144,311,881
147, 831, 667
148,435, 473
144, 809, 314
131, 989, 758
125, 648,195
135,107,161
141, 308, 204
139, 439, 242
133,718,103
138,271,198

194,192, 970
195,469, 614
198, 541,173
203, 642, 301
207, 509, 753
204,969, 309
200, 045, 520
186, 218, 388
191, 553, 558
185,555,' 568
180, 529, 237
197,177, 342

75, 000

75 000

132, 879, 444
24, 747, 646
25, 736, 766
25, 324,420
24, 568, 037
25, 509, 644
25,164, 249
25, 321,189
27, 683, 632
30, 949, 652
30, 845, 833
27, 701, 841
27,993, 802

33, 669, 398 a 4, 395,404
29, 562, 990
27, 694, 326
3, 672,183
26, 573, 554
17,173, 912 • 12, 055, 207 20, 894, 873
23, 345, 061
2, 844, 367
16,172,172
21, 374, 428
861,140
9, 625, 683
21, 856, 261
978, 784
11, 739, 575
a Excess of expenditures.

142, 705,435 201,122, 999
149, 625, 435 199, 090,167
151,115,603
203,175, 412
157,353, 760 204, 491, 640
157, 235, 708 198,122,405
155, 429, 599 198,698,241
144, 350, 736 204,184. 200
144, 038, 203 199,102, 212
142,259,357
206, 510, 463
139, 624, 821 206, 087, 499
142, 206, 908 200, 985, 324
133, 729, 954 . 200,764,698

119, 048, 061
122, 465, 717
130, 514, 382
134, 670, 790
138, 015,071
141, 688,432

193, ill, 148
195,657, 070
204, 247, 262
203, 537, 189
194, 624, 455
192,198,215

750, 852 1
5, 427,196
10,660,641
8, 295,490
3,059, 202
2, 728,173
1,134, 040
468,825
839, 566
551,301
204, 626
257,142

112,361
178 648
148 166
176, 941
97 124
108, 084
102, 219
7,231, 393
3, 228, 840
2, 342, 449
13, 289, 404
5, 572, 251

34, 377, 054

32, 587, 880

162, 202
. 424,878
1,135, 799
3,835,410
2,241,787
2,146, 952
1, 309, 639
291,011
3, 244, 859
2, 311, 351
• 232,015
398, 246

4, 754, 422
1 637 212
229, 849
104,616
52, 725
175 699
34,000
745, 715
284,180
2, 050, 215
935 106
597,149

17, 734,149

11, 600, 888

180, 000
590, 000

429, 754
1, 977, 354
2, 233, 272
4, 261,430
4, 363, 818
I, 003, 212
525, 413
422, 304
903,201
3, 010,429
1, 626, 531
2, 074, 599
22, 831, 317

100, 870
132, 323
196, 345
132, 530
403, 368
436, 969
153 766
3.411^157
12, 224,135
21, 047, 525
. 2,711,864
131,105
41, 081,957

100, 000
120, 000

2, 283,103
2, 758, 300
1, 477, 672
2,451, 402
8,192, 904
2, 231,799

159,106
175 619
77, 350
192, 533
443, 529
220, 557

380,000
30, 000

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T A B L E I . — S T A T E M E N T SHOWING T H E R E V E N U E S AND E X P E N D I T U R E S O F T H E GOVERNMENT B Y MONTHS, ETC.—Continued.

Month.

1885—Jannary..,
February.
Marcb
April
,
May
June
Total for 12 montbs.
July
August —
September.
October —
November..
December.,
1886—January
February .,
March
April
,
. May
June
Total fdr 12 montbs .
July
Angust
September .
October . . . .
November.,
December..
1887—January....
February . .
Marcb
April
May
June
Total for 12 months.




Expenditures excluEevenues, sive of postal,
exclusive of principal, of
postal.
debt, and
premium.

Surplus
revenues.

$25, 872,129
24, 093, 399
26, 310,735
26, 063, 927
28, 709,136
27,157, 016

$21,160, 424
19, 222, 957
24, 844, 630
26, 684, 586
23, 597, 525
15, 255, 658

$4, 711, 705
4, 870, 442
1, 4Q6,105
a 620. 659
5, 111, 611
II, 901, 358

323, 690, 706

260, 226, 935

63, 463, 771

26, 767, 293
28, 064, 261
29, 971, 026
28, 872, 905
25, 381,164
25, 757, 702
24, 737, 858
25, 971, 994
30, 076,168
26, 871, 590
27,751, 724
32, 510, 620

33,683,234
23. 792, 525
16,013, 054
21, 533, 673
23, 584, 936
15, 032,713
22, 753,131
22, 205, 315
13, 981, 676
21, 052, 775
17, 356, 327
21, 690,993

©6,915,941
4, 271, 736
13, 957, 972
7, 339, 232
1, 796, 228
10, 724, 989
1, 984,727
3, 766, 679
16, 094,492
5, 818, 815
10, 395, 397
10, 819, 627

336, 439,727

242,483,138

Legal-tender
Available
Legal-tender
notes
cash balance.
Net gold
notes
redeemed
including
in Treasurv.
in Treasury.
in gold.
net gold.

$13, 873,469 $125,187,595 $194,554, 277
18, 726,822 127, 346, 553 199, 744,172
20, 473, 288 125, 793, 257 199,386,144
21,465,690
200, 536, 203
117,927,395
23, 492,109 115, 810, 533 205, 713, 201
15, 462, 379 120, 298, 895 217,198, 975

16, 998, 997
24, 793, 656
27, 944, 332
27, 550, 341
25, 735, 643
27, 941, 200
33, 300, 389
32, 277, 292
30, 289, 485
26, 088, 774
26, 289, 098
22, 868, 317

126, 078, 596
126, 371, 928
133,113, 324
142, 338, 589
146, 391, 486
147, 991, 809
136, 086, 610
144,164, 038
151, 379, 525
155,865, 308
156, 304, 709
156, 793, 749

215, 350, 735
219, 646, 977
233, 206,722
243, 565, 741
245, 769, 440
257, 887, 815
265, 217, 967
265, 914, 243
275, 765, 409
278, 349, 307
281,911,856
287, 513, 959

93, 956, 589

29, 636, 971
32,195, 326
31, 686, 702
29, 538, 498
27,576,103
28, 622, 815
28, 395, 921
29, 773, 878
33, 358,165
30, 076, 657
33, 834, 282
33, 070, 985

29,403, Oil
28, 908, 867
20, 583,192
23, 474, 961
25, 657, 709
18, 483, 715
23, 384, 902
25, 485,121
21, 627, 371
20,229,703
22, 409, 349
14, 959,888

233, 960
3, 286,459
11,103, 510
6, 063, 537
1, 918, 394
10,139,100
5, Oil, 0.19
4, 288, 757
11,730,794
9, 846, 954
II, 424, 933
18, 111, 097

371, 463, 278

267, 932,180

103, 471, 098

21, 939,142
35, 579, 647
36, 519, 081
30, 967, 305
29, 548,188
23,169, 326
24,283,682
25, 689, 202
21,159, 938
20, 225, 474
21, 767, 376
20, 013, 797

158, 933, 205
157, 732, 289
157,917, 211
158, 537,179
163, 930, 220
170, 912, 414
168, 475, 361
175,130, 262
181, 939, 848
180, 902, 431
186, 667, 774
186, 875, 669

283, 393,146
281, 514, 029
279. 844, 031
278, 970, 868
274,182, 628
279, 521, 562
281, 584, 675
279, 779, 423
282, 878,549
286, 028, 531
291,144, 324
304, 316, 868

$460, 000
215, 000
995,000

Imports of
gold.

X
X
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Exports of
gold.

332, 000

$2,074, 923
1, 887, 965
1, 756, 597
782, 533
564, 735
229, 763

$1, 446, 326
1, 635, 828
833, 082
1,157, 995
1, 393, 975
741,992

2, 222, 000

26, 691, 696

8, 477, 892

464, 500
105, 200
91,900
48, 300
85, 300
130, 200
63, 500
126, 200
647, 800
514, 600
1, 754,100
2, 832, 099

588, 412
733,907
2, 986,116
1, 323, 811
5, 096, 358
5, 620,191
1, 705, 841
986, 384
840, 337
350, 751
248, 550
262, ,691

1, 329, 570
359, 317
151, 568
139,120
438,460
1, 789, 974
2,581,674
5, 654, 309
9, 920, 761
4, 812, 256
7,395,039
8,380,143

6, 863, 699

20, 743, 349

1, 296, 339
1,446, 269
239, 200
173,200
146, 000
110, 200
104, 600
125, 640
174,250
142, 230
175,825
90, 320

582, 052
4,958, 557
4, 994, 609
5, 412, 995
9,310,607
11, 655, 807
3, 535, 928
143, 611
577, 965
329,278
903, 939
505, 253

1,175,311
130, 765
308, 360
264, 012
355,245
305, 347
628,993
1, 677, 397
2,444, 926
1, 494, 246
296,269
620, 316

4, 224, 073.

42, 910, 601

9, 701,187

42, 952,191

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August
September
October
November
December
1888—January
February
Marcb
April
May
June

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Total for 12 mouths.
July
August
September
October
November
December
1889—January
February
Marcb
April
May
June

,

30, 814, 872
35, 619,116
33, 859, 806
31, 803,172
29,128, 568
29, 059, 804
30, 773, 207
31,151, 931
28, 867, 873
29, 851, 790
32, 918, 202
32, 490, 777

35,136, 924
28, 252, 786
17, 027, 786
19, 711,467
28, 375, 989
I2„980,554
21, 866, 896
19, 898,468
16, 621, 207
24, 418, 972
25,076, 375
15, 212, 079

a4, 322. 052
7, 366, 330
16, 832, 020
12,091,705
752, 579
16, 079, 250
8, 906, 311
11,253,463
12, 246, 666
5, 432, 818
7, 841,827
17,278,698

379, 266, 075

259, 653, 959

119, 612,116

31, 204, 898
34, 623,181
31, 698,174
31, 966, 204
28, 590,107
30,160,263
34, 077, 696
30,133,160
31, 013, 991
31, 458, 799
35, 773,199
32, 757, 908

35, 983, 765
22, 812, 916
14, 824, 580
28, 091, 756
35, 553, 665
14, 964, 389
25, 902, 351
32, 933, 380
16, 773, 339
20, 576, 029
23, 978, 333
13, 527,113

a4, 778, 867
11, 810, 265
16, 873, 594
3,874,448
a6, 963, 558
15,195, 874
8,175, 345
a 2, 800, 220
14, 240, 652
10, 882,770
11, 794, 866
19,230, 795

Totalfor 12 months.

387, 050, 059

281, 996, 616

105, 053, 443

July
August
September
October
November
December
1890—January
February
-.
March
April
May
June
Total for 12 months

31, 886, 200
34, 470, 905
31, 416, 291
32. 492, 608
30, 716, 967
29, 595, 504
34, 661,158
30, 866, 218
34, 778,181
34, 017, 041
35, 443, 552
37, 546, 892
403.080, 983

41, 700, 438
34, 530, 859
14,190, 018
26, 307, 260
23,169, 459
23,191, 021
25, 772, 455
24,103, 794
15, 540,141
29, 234, 006
26, 422, 413
14, 641, 383
297,736, 487

a 9, 814, 238
a 59,954
17,226, 273
6,185, 348
7, 547, 508
6, 404,483
8, 888, 703
6, 762,424
19, 238, 040
4, 783, 035
9, 021,139
22, 905, 509
105, 344,496

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July
August
September .'
October
November
'December




37,999, 466
33, 906, 909 '
36, 783, 335
39, 222,174
28, 678, 675
31,106,165

19, 633,740
21,157,539
17, 610, 212
15, 261, 067
16, 318, 220
15, 424, 425
18, 015, 469
22, 267, 087
24,170, 623
28, 491, 614
33, 928, 200
37, 983, 204

186,306, 330
193,274,194
192, 717, 947
202, 859, 832
211, 880, 526
208, 608,130
202, 955,184
212, 869, 914
218, 818, 253
213, 239, 994
200, 301,129
193,866, 247

291, 986,110
290, 746, 562
289, 063, 662
296,071,378
295,527,449
312,105, 882
321, 585, 692
329, 595. 323
341,167, 639
341,408, 408
327, 846,974
335, 627, 012

39, 825,740
41, 580, 393
40, 628, 963
36,813,320
35, 202, 956
30, 875, 860
29, 446, 498
29,300,511
25, 051, 231
23, 770,137
27, 790, 387
29, 601, 085

194, 592, 280
206, 383, 036
197, 713,116
191, 074, 575
199,339,134.
203,885. 219
194, 655, 264
196, 245, 980
197, 874, 422
191, 589,112
192, 252, 715
186, 711, 560

331, 612, 468
333, 528, 534
321, 637, 944
295, 388, 421
274. 748, 209
283, 955, 835
281, 795, 807
266, 404, 441
273, 679, 979
272, 025, 039
275,109, 610
287,531,010

30, 364, 366
32, 325, 935
21,170, 258
17, 303, 501
14, 819, 022
6, 673, 925
7, 606, 224
9, 593, 865
6,919, 657
7,209, 411
9, 892,799
11, 804,190

36, 694, 820
12,163, 412
1, 304, 646
32, 624, 992
1, 281, 917
12, 806, 810
26, 740, 833
10, 042, 502
6, 737, 790
35, 690, 721
3, 531, 453
7, 834, 912
40,460, 338 all, 781, 663
6, 874, 864
18,043, 079
13, 063, 086
5, 389, 348
a Excess of expenditures.

115, 700
149,820
135,160
43,790
46, 390
36, 220
19, 250
30, 924
14, 021
38, 950
49, 371
13,000

2,177, 752
5, 978, 776
14,089,274
12, 889, 682
1, 952, 593
1, 805, 248
395. 471
1, 014, 068
2, 270, 840
748,164
319, 279
293,170

692, 596

43,934, 317

18. 376, 234

78, 990
69, 363
22,433
57, 071
30, 226
51,582
31, 350
16,407
19, 240
14,800
139, 369
199,312

347,046
207,843
1, 275, 356
1, 222,189
1, 960, 847
906, 500
649, 006
817,400
680, 359
805, 753
753, 894
658, 665

3.829,852
191,130
323, 425
686,472
5. 376, 262
7, 725, 351
1,197, 080
1,478, 208
4, 392, 584
3,176, 014
13,445, 033
18,130, 874

495,776
241, 961
175, 917
312, 503
390,136
365, 986
624, 290
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10, 284, 858

59, 952, 285

182, 218,164
180,654, 670
189,196, 423
187, 572, 386
187,496, 672
190, 833, 052
177, 386, 285
187, 988,948
185,287,715
186, 235,572
190, 544. 854
190, 232, 405

274,000,688
251, 773, 370
254, 206, 227
248, 512, 435
242, 633, 405
233, 524,103
228, 835, 040
229, 309, 201
228, 689, 876
227, 213, 755
228, 336, 445
245, 612,464

79,936
16, 475
12,124
370, 028
18, 698
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111, 295
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19, 464
30,164
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856, 332
497, 927
2, 409, 691
796, 988
1, 773, 767
1, 304, 850
1, 059, 837
1, 476, 433
I, 622, 432
478, 353
280, 902
385, 830
12, 943, 342

5,281, 786
420,176
289,580
2, 233, 463
575,742
312,920
460, 969
1,170, 690
1, 456, 824
1,052, 355
288,620
3, 731, 366
17, 274, 491

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215,907, 111
179,120, 347
175,131,439
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163, 242, 409

45,220
19,740
12, 650
11, 520
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1,195, 054
1,724,565
1, 425, 632
2, 621, 638
1, 926, 401
6, 033, 013

11, 860, 029
2,135, 853
281, 627
425, 235
567,152
632,354

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981, 732
315, 624
439, 381
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• Expeuditures.excluE e v e n u e s , feive
postal,
e x c l u s i v e of p r i nof
c i p a l of
postal.
debt, a n d
premium.

Month.

1891—January
February
March
April
May
June ...i
T o t a l for 12 m o n t h s
July
August
September
October
November
December
1892—January
February
March
April
May
June

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July
August
September
October
Noveraber
Deceraber
1893—January
February
March.'.
April
May
June

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T o t a l for 12 m o n t h s . .




Surplus
revenues.

$36, 810, 233
29, 273,173
29, 027,455
25, 465, 232
27, 289, 306
31,631,850

$21,479, 968
29,445, 669
29, 062, 737
23, 791,108
27, 690, 327
33, 628,103

$15, 330, 265
a 172, 496
a 35, 282
1, 674,124
a 401, 021
al, 996, 253

392, 612,447

355, 372, 685

37, 239, 762

34,158,
28, 773,
27,165,
28, 448,
26, 802,
27, 646,
30, 383,
30, 698,
29, 836,
26, 971,
28, 228,
30,958,

245
981
554
562
888
516
479
945
606
224
398
618

38,100, 294
19, 537, 484
22, 267, 038
30, 650, 811
26,156, 048
30, 424, 728
34,175, 350
25, 962. 726
27,784,217
30, 059, 632
31, 732, 794
27, 922, 412

354, 937, 784

345, 023, 330

9, 914, 454

34, 314, 356
33, 479, 059
31, 797, 629
31, 288, 540
28,739,895
33, 066. 964
35, 003. 052
29, 698,142
34,115,810
28, 415, 368
30, 928, 858
30, 717,102

36, 333, 977
31,440, 254
28,192, 423
31,187, 962
29, 640, 778
33, 460, 000
38,351,452
30, 866, 273
31, 633, 482
33,238, 886
30, 210, 787
28,775, 469

a 2, 019, 621
2, 038, 805
3, 605, 206
100, 578
a 900, 883
a 393, 036
a3, 348,400
al, 168,131
2, 482, 328
a 4 , 823, 518
718, 071
1,941,633

385, 819, 629

383,477, 955

Available
Legal-tender
Legal-tender
c a s h balance,
notes
N e t gold
uotes
including
redeemed
in T r e a s u r y . in Treasury.
n e t gold.
i n gold.

$10, 697, 802 $141, 728, 097
10, 685, 586 149, 712, 824
4, 677, 045 148, 118,150
5, 207, 344 141,742,241
9,177, 337 133 207,164
11, 366, 996 117, 667, 723

a3, 942, 049
10, 833. 409
9, 236, 497 14,467. 265
4, 898, 516
9,150, 717
5, 613, 813
a2, 202, 249
646, 840 • 5,528,073
5, 679. 710
a2,778, 212
5, 338, 384
a 3, 791,871
4, 716, 987
4,736,219
4, 932, 842
2,052, 389
a3, 088, 408
3, 412, 075
a3, 504, 396
4, 821, 028
3,036,206
8, 696, 590

2, 341, 674

11,918,607
12,191,147
12, 270, 343
6, 094, 592
6, 597, 293
11, 353, 443
16, 556, 021
18, 676, 514
19,751,069
21, 324, 574
21, 388, 384
20, 398, 866

121,113, 024
132,471,409
132,523.222
127, 674, 422
129, 193, 224
130, 740, 631
119, 574, 905
122,122,113
125, 815. 040
119, 909, 757
114,231, 883
114. 342, 367

110, 444, 391
114,156, 316
119, 395, 509
124, 206,120
124, 409, 657
121, 266, 663
108,181, 713
103, 284, 219
106, 892, 224
97, Oil, 330
95, 048, 641
95, 485, 414

$174,983, 938
168, 395, 989
163,915,855
161, 718, 803
158, 886, 719
153, 893, 809

155,783,717
160,274, 395
144, 987, 969
139,671,919
139,126, 919
134, 574,129
131, 368, 461
132,162, 204
132, 898, 884
131,518,162
126, 005, 887
126, 692, 377

127, 050, 286
129,152, 343
131, 895, 918
131, Oil, 402
130, 328, 919
129, 092, 590
125, 265, 067
124,128, 089
125, 630, 728
121,482, 903
121, 565,155
122,462,290

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I m p o r t s of
gold.

Exports of
gold.

Pi

$47,229
41, 493
66,399
41, 055
2, 288, 479
3, 355,458

$1,397,918
565, 304
614,170
233,318
212, 648
282, 906

$728,246
4,010,146
5,155, 736
14,163,116
30, 580, 760
15, 822, 400

5,986,070

18, 232, 567

86, 362, 654

1,835, 912
297, 633
242,820
763, 059
406, 094
317, 966
312, 053
476, 200
732, 731
696, 726
622,123
2, 422, 526

1, 029,148
1, 394, 755
7, 451, 428
16, 897, 947
8, 871, 717
6, 018,851
552, 014
2, 826, 962
3, 084, 4C6
487.041
591,159
494,026

6, 662, 674
172,168
345, 290
809, 595
381, 949
254, 501
246,466
6,507,180
6, 309, 956
7, 521, 823
3,854, 222
17,129, 503

9,125, 843

49, 699,454

50,195, 327

542, 440
333, 282
1, 303, 536
3,118,330
2, 577, 212
1, 540, 538
370, 843
1,257,539
6, 608, 437
803, 985
1,708, 557
1, 009, 682
21,174, 381

10, 782, 638
6, 049, 981
3, 627, 663
484, 250
1,138, 647
12, 879, 727
12, 584, 396
14, 245, 607
8,113, 428
19,148, 964
16, 914, 317
2, 711, 226
108, 680, 844

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August
September
October
November
December
1894—January
February
March
April
May
June
Total for 12 months
July
August
September
October
November
December
1895—Jannary
February
March
April
May
June
Total for 12 months.
July
August
September
October
November
December
1896—January
February..
March
AprU
May
June
Total for 12 months.
July
August
September
October
• November
December




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18, 943, 822 1 99, 202, 933
13, 899,705
96, 209,123
8, 746, 951
93, 582,172
4, 380,594
84, 384, 863
4, 890, 567
82,959, 049
6, 289, 086
80, 891, 600
4, 682, 696
65, 650,175
17, 227, 906 106, 527, 068
14, 953,122
106,149,136
16, 754, 286 100, 202, 209
29, 445, 979
78, 693, 267
36, 696,053
64,873,025

117, 887, 566 1
107,283,910
106, 875, 632
102, 294, 291
95,199, 616
90, 375, 555
84, 082, 098
138, 662, 364
133, 950, 026
125, 097, 787
117, 854, 335
117, 584, 437

42,950, 390
52, 439, 842
53, 756, 428
40,586,483
39, 039, 691
63, 284,108
85, 627, 989
84, 223, 215
81, 792, 746
69, 736, 082
61,587,457
56, 276, 252

54, 975, 607
55, 216, 900
58, 875, 317
61, 361, 827
105,424, 569
86, 244, 445
44, 705, 967
87,085, 511
90, 643, 307
91, 247,145
99,151, 409
107, 512, 363

119, 065, 351
127,148, 096
119,919,718
107,340,146
144,507, 606
153,337, 579
144, 603, 302
178,197, 587
187,917, 260
180, 817, 916
185,370,101
195,240,153

117, 354,198

35,146, 7S4

66,131,183

. 29,069,698
28, 952, 697
27, 549, 678
27, 901, 748
25, 986,503
26, 288, 938
29, 237, 670
26, 059, 228
• 26, 041,149
24, 282, 893
24, 643, 718
27, 794, 219
326, 976, 200

49, 897, 588
38, 548, 064
a9, 478, 366
32, 588,185
a 3, 635, 488
57, 647, 881
24, 320,482
3, 229,196
79.107, 454
34, 503, 425
77, 520, 347
a 6, 601, 677
27,199, 283
90,156, 477
a 1,212,780
25,814, 317
106, 264, 654
474, 621
32, 529, 341 a 3, 291, 671
99,113,271
26, 749, 956
a 690, 728 104, 042,173
27, 274,994
a 1, 233, 845 112, 284, 848
28,987, 382
a 4, 704, 489 108, 549, 890
28,426, 593
a 3, 782,875 120, 993. 035
25, 444,789
2,349, 430 123,855, 577
352,179,446 a 25, 203, 246

107, 236, 487
100, 329, 837
92, 911,974
92, 943,180
79, 333, 966
63, 262, 268
49, 845, 508
123, 962,980
128, 646, 461
125, 393, 900
108, 345, 234
101, 699, 605

187,149, 532
184. 039,157
185, 405, 365
179, 947, 999
177, 406, 386
178,027, 200
171,591,780
262,707, 207
271, 641, 748
270, 090, 662
267,193, 210
267,432, 097

3, 826, 795
16, 564,067
17, 377, 484
2,166, 883
16, 034, 590
20, 212, 695
16,448, 508
21, 736,876
6, 856, 546
7,130,618
22, 039, 547
8, 261, 347
158, 655, 956

571, 451
1,534, 086
749,456
1,797, 040
591, 309
1,310, 448
10,367, 940
11,559, 089
677, 733
1,119,768
604, 498
. 837,669
31,720,487

3, 867, 518
16, 667, 261
17, 424, 065
I,.873,897
14, 059,497
15,481, 347
10, 566, 526
2,183, 700
384, 080
3,782,266
19.103, 913
6,915, 066
112,309,136

29, 029, 209
25, 562, 097
24, 584, 245
26, 282, 830
25, 210, 696
25, 857,114

42, 088,468 a 13,059, 259 102,125, 226
35, 701, 677 a 10,139, 580 111, 800. 038
98, 868, 949
26, 579, 535 al, 995, 290
96, 535, 206
33, 978, 277 a l , 695, 447
75, 034, 912
33, 260, 720 a8, 050, 024
70, 628, 317
23, 812, 665
2, 044,449
aExcess of expenditures.

110,718, 746
100, 957, 561
124, 034, 672
117,126, 524
131, 510, 353
137, 316, 544

256,158, 473
243, 346, 401
241,154, 457
233, 572,762
225; 357, 098
228,320, 380

17, 285, 078
12, 369, 725
4, 661, 446
12, 073, 835
4, 062, 410
1,131,846

1, 505,928
4, 057,101
34,159,130
27, 961,083
7, 344, 228
2,567.115

11,908,141
1, 970,104
61, 050
343,168
423, 399
405,856

30, 905,776
23, 890, 885
24, 582,756
24, 553, 395
23,979,401
22, 312, 027
24, 082, 739
22,269, 299
24, 842,798
22, 692,364
23, 066, 994
26, 485, 926
297,722, 019
34, 809, 340
40,417, 606
22, 621, 229
19,139, 240
19, 411, 404
21, 866,137
27, 804, 400
22, 888, 057
25,470, 576
24, 247, 836
25, 272, 078
25, 615,474

1 313,390,075

39, 675, 889
33, 305, 228
25, 478, OIO
29, 588, 792
31,302, 026
30,058, 261
31, 309, 670
26, 725, 374
31,137, 560
32, 072, 836
29,779,141
25, 557, 021

a8, 770,113
a9,414, 343
a895,254
a5, 035, 397
a7,322,625
a 7, 746, 234
a7, 226, 931
a4, 456, 075
a 6, 294,762
a9, 380,472
a6,712,147
928, 905

367,525, 280 a69,803,261
36,648, 583
31, 656, 637
30, 323, 019
32, 713, 040
28,477,189
27,135, 461
34, 523, 447
25, 696,035
25,716, 957
32, 990, 676
28, 558, 214
21, 683, 029

al, 839, 243
8, 760, 969
a7, 701, 790
al3,573,800
a9,065,785
a5, 269, 324
a6,719, 047
a2, 807, 978
a 246, 381
a 8, 742, 840
a3,286,136
3, 932, 445

356,195, 298

a42, 805, 223

1,036, 015 1
2,348, 222
340, 727
695, 392
516, 372
517,418
356, 356
19,193, 354
3, 461,192
7, 666,127
26, 541, 082
22, 169, 893

5, 9.50, 613
41, 572, 031
6, 678, 945
1,583,937
4, 471,575
746, 245
705,647
2,140, 982
1, 091, 392
2, 321, 661
4, 282,743
903,348

174,212
949,502
1,436, 862
511,018
331, 743
2,654, 545
1, 279, 437
3,209, 317
4,020, 633
11, 723, 771
27, 406, 801
23,280,220

84,842,150

72,449,119

76,978, 061

13, 923, 375
4, 741,413
936, 518
3, 047, 890
7,799, 747
31,907, 221
45,117,738
5,560, 952
1, 089, 085
1,017,571
1,166, 492
1, 046,196

1,406, 629
3,183,348
655,595
1,602, 665
1, 935, 601
377,950
1,231, 339
5,632,197
7, 246, 384
4,923, 371
4,856, 264
2, 095, 391

14, 230, 201
5,118, 651
237,477
1,082, 814
428, 213
9, 802, 389
25,929, 828
1, 565,194
3,126,094
2, 893, 610
1, 585, 071
131, 641

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Month.

1897—January
February
March
April
May
June
Totalfor 12 months..
July
August
September
. October
November
December
1898—January
February
March
April
May
June
Total for 12 months

Expenditures, excluEevenues, sive
of postal,
exclusive of principal
of
postal.
debt and
premium.

Surplus
revenues.

$24, 316, 994
24,400, 997
36, 217, 662
37,812,135
29, 797, 391
36, 584,708,

$30, 269, 389 a$5, 952, 395
28, 796, 057 a 4 , 395, 060
27, 212, 998
9, 004, 664
32, 072, 097
5, 740, 038
29,109, 259
688,132
22, 934, 695
13, 650, 013

347,721, 705

365, 774,160

a 18, 052, 455

39, 027, 364
19, 023, 615
21, 933, 098
24, 391, 415
43, 363, 605
59, 646, 698
37, 333, 628
28, 572, 358
32, 958, 751
33, 012. 943
30, 074, 818
33, 509, 313

50, 100, 909
33, 588, 047
25, 368, 816
33,701, 512
37, 810, 839
27, 634, 092
36, 696, 711
26, 599, 256
31, 882, 444
44, 314, 062
47, 849, 909
47, 852, 282

a 11, 073, 545
a 14, 564,432
a 3,435, 718
a9, 310, 097
5, 552, 766
32, 012, 606
636, 917
1, 973,102
1,076,307
all, 301,119
a 17, 775, 091
a 14, 342, 969

405, 321, 335

443, 368, 583 a 38, 047, 248

Available Legal-tender
Legal-tender
notes
Net gold casb balance,
notes
redeemed
in Treasury, in Treasury, including
in gold.
net gold.
$48, 509, 678 $144, 800,493 $215, 362,421
41. 425, 059 148,661, 209 212, 837, 256
50, 593, 846 151,786, 464 222, 045, 606
53, 480, 533 153, 340, 890 228, 090, 517
61,188,187
144, 319, 563 230,113, 813
67, 929, 521 140, 790, 738 240,137, 627

64, 306,457
58, 500, 670
63,578, 689
46, 952, 343
38, 974, 898
43, 789, 433
28, 617, 220
40, 291, 680
45, 381, 277
34, 820, 008
31, 692,454
36, 605, 387

140, 817, 699
144, 216, 377
147,663,105
153, 573,147
157, 363, 851
160,911,547
164, 236, 793
167, 623,182
174, 584,136
181, 238,137
171,818,055
167, 004, 410

233, 016,457
218, 561, 207
215,192, 787
207, 756,100
220, 663, 560
235,474, 769
223, 871, 786
225, 564, 204
226,166, 944
215,810, 622
195, 754. 815
205, 657, 571

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Exports of
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$946, 068
924,124
I, 249, 329
7, 502, 008
8, 882, 600
7,113, 445

$556, 621
544, 700
884,166
619, 452
561, 666
650, 343

7, 625, 678

78, 201, 914

81,411, 533

40,114, 722

5, 275,143
3,116, 276
2, 742,173
2, 096, 301
2,110,416
2,019, 399
1,209. 916
1,635, 813
1, 583, 770
1,155, 907
548, 997
903, 852
24,397, 963

592,197
4, 376, 395
4, 239, 423
11,351, 766
2, 54.5, 018
2,110, 013
5,716, 776
5, 329,109
30, 214, 745
32, 345,138
13,118,634
3,184, 774
115,1.73, 988

$371,
336,
572,
6, 629,
9,467,

944
697
068
406
211

5, 460, 119
1,983, 588
142, 922
311, 671
699, 340
573, 538
2, 656,195
1,030, 412
658, 834
1,333, 624
109,157
375,529
15, 324, 929

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CXXXVII

T A B L E J.—STATEMENT OF THE N E T DISBURSEMENTS ( B Y WARRANTS) DURING T H E
FISCAL YEAR ENDED J U N E 30, 1898.
CIVIL.
Congress
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Executive
Judiciary.....
Government in the Territories.
Subtreasuries
Public land offices
Mints and assay ofl&ces

$4,468,132.44
11,405,649.21
6,760,165.32
92,591.56
436,503,37
621,022.87
236,744.05
$24,020,808.82

FOEEIGN INTEECOUESE.
Diplomatic salaries
Consular salaries
Contingent expenses of foreign missions
Contingencies of consulates
Spanish indemnity
Kelief, protection, and rescuing shipwrecked American seamen
Survey and examination of the Nicaragua Canal
International Union of American Eepublics
Pay of consular officers for services to American vessels and seamen..
Emergencies arising in the diplomatic and consular service
Scientific investigation of the fur-seal
fisheries
Miscellaneous trust funds
,
Commission on damages and payment of awards, Bering Sea
Miscellaneous items

371,077.85
667,474.09
139,845,07
197,765.40
28,500,00
25,403.44
170,757,98
69,972.00
18,956.63
43,381.28
24, 539,58
71, 847.43
483,151,26
172,909,12
2,485,58L13

MISCELLANEOUS.
Public printing and binding...
Building, Government Printing Ofl&ce
Building, Library of Congress
Payment of judgments, Court of Claims
Contingent expenses, independent treasury
Mint establishment
Assessing and collecting internal revenue
Paper for internal-revenue stamps
Eedemption of internal-revenue stamps
Punishing violations of internal-revenue laws
Eefunds, reliefs, etc., under internal-revenue laws
Allowance or drawback under internal-revenue laws
Bounty on sugar
Collecting revenne from customs:
For the year 1898
$6,944,905.45
For prior years
207,37LI3
Detection and prevention of frauds upon the customs
revenue
83, 014.45

3,823,478.04
71,131,44
25,000.00
1,050,835,39
157,132,29
891,428.13
3,615,685.85
37,122,39
78,569,10
52,448.71
11,060.28
8,887,12
1,098,737.70

7,235,291.03
Eepayment to importers excess of deposits
1,999,577.60
Debentures and drawbacks under customs laws
2,928,837.81
Eeveuue-Cutter Service
1,066,478.04
Life-Saving Service
1,537,740.00
Marine-Hospital Establishment...
• 709,248.04
Light-House Establishment
3,331,256.37
Expenses of regulating immigration
210,791.49
Salaries, shipx)ing service
59,344.70
Services to American vessels
21,944,06
Supplies for native inhabitants of Alaska
26, 372.56
Enforceraent of alien contract-labor laws
85,841.15
Enforcement of Chinese exclusion act
82,460, 61
Eevenue vessels
430,199,85
Engraving and printing
s\.
1,129,261.93
Coast and Geodetic Survey
478,007.84
Steamboat-Inspection Service
340,009.04
Custom-houses, post-oflfices, court-houses, etc
3,760,684.57
Pay of assistant custodians and janitors of public b u i l d i n g s . . . . . . . . .
928,999.40
Fuel, lights, and water for public buildings
881,331. 38
Furniture and heating apparatus for public buildings
-.
300,953.76
Vaults, safes, locks, and plans for public buildings
38,-109.01
Distinctive paper for IJnited States securities
85,646.00
Expenses of Treasury notes
230,329.61
Transportation and recoinage of coin
409,209.14
Preventing the spread of epidemic diseases
215, 278.94
Suppressing counterfeiting and other crimes
74,854.69
Interstate Commerce Commission
241,253,15
Expenses uuder Smithsonian Institution
127,968,27
National Museum
221,-05L67
National Zoological P a r k
54,862,31
Fisb Commission, general expenses
^
465,070.66
Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition at Omaha
114,132,29
Tennessee Centennial Exposition at Nashville
49,947.42
Expenses, loanof 1898
50,000.00
Sinking fund, Union Pacific Eailroad
4,549,368.26




CXXXVIIl

REPORT OF T H E SECRETARY OF T H E TREASURY.

T A B L E J.—STATEMENT O F THE N E T DISBURSEMENTS ( B Y WARRANTS) DURING T H E
FISCAL YEAR ENDED J U N E 30, 1898—Contmued.
MISCELLANEOUS-Continued.
District of Columbia:
General expenses
$5, 951,155.48
Water department, payable from the water fund
211,580.85
Special trust funds
156, 989.51
3
.$6, 319,725,84
Buildings and grounds in Washington under Chief Engineer
145, 304. 89
Fuel, lights, etc., State, War, and Navy Department building
37,499. 26
Care, maintenance, etc., of Washington Monument
11,292,18
Pedestal for statue of Gen. John A. Logan
31,500.00
Support and treatment of destitute patients
18,999.96
Payment on account of Ford's Theater disaster.'.
34,805.00
Prevention of deposi ts iu New York Harbor
56,116.45
Photolithographiug for the Patent Office
67, 960.78
Official Gazette, Patent Office
121,893. 67
Surveying public lands
196,361.06
Eesuryey mg ChickasaAv lands
117,500. 00
Surveying lands in the Indian Territory
I l l , 498.89
Surveying forest reserves
125,093.57
Contingentexpenses of laud offices
122, 071. 62
Geological Survey
"
440, 004,96
Geological maps of the United States
62,915. 52
Surveying withiu laud grants
41, 761. 33
Protecting public lands, timber, etc
82, 308. 98
Eepayment for lands erroneously sold
26,496. 21
Deposits by individuals for surveying public lands
96, 649.18
Hot Springs Eeservation, Arkansas
19, 074.75
Classilication of certain mineral lands in Montana and Idaho
35,098.10
Five, three, and two per cent funds to States
24,564.16
Government Hospital for the Insane
342, 066.47
Columbia Institution for the Deaf aud Dumb
58,265.00
Howard University
:
32,600.00
Garfield Hospital.19,000.00
Capi toi .building and grounds
114, 680.01
Interior Department building
6, 999.93
Colleoes for agriculture aud the mechanic arts
1,104,000.00
Deficiency in tho postal revenues
10,504,040.42
Mail transportation. Pacific railroads
857,797.45
Department of Agriculture
2,354,100,72
Weather Bureau
839,207,16
Miscellaneous items
41,632,81
$70,014,115. 22
INTEEIOE DEPAETMENT.
Indians
Pensions

$10,994,667.70
147,452,368.61

158,447, 036.31

M I L I T A E Y ESTABLISHMENT.
National Defense
Pay Department
:
Pay Department, bounty and miscellaneous
Commissary Department
Quartermaster's Department
National cemeteries, roads, etc
Medical Department
Artificial limbs
Ordnance Department
Armories and arsenals
Armament of fortifications
1
Gun and mortar batteries
Military Academy
Fortifications, etc
Improving rivers and harbors
Contingencies of the Army
Contingencies of the Army, Philippine expedition
Expeditionary force to' Cuba
Signal Service of the Army
Construction of military posts, roads, etc
Publication of Official Eecords of the War of the Eebellion
Support of Soldiers' Home
Soldiers' Home, permanent fund and interest account
Support of National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park
Shiloh National Park.".
Yellowstone National Park
Getty sburg National Park
Eeliefs and reimbursements
Miscellaneous items




7,034,112.30
21, 003,831.33
439,258. 86
5,922,441.36
18,613,118.37
218, 732.19
320,671.18
173,616.16
2,537,063.52
435,601. 77
4,421,512.83
3,392, 596,53
280, 085.70
774,589. 07
20,785, 049.98
37, 397.11
IOO, 000,00
500, 034.00
35,126.57
422, 876. 22
153,124.71
107, 612.49
210,715.55
3,200, 693.73
85,170,27
31,246.12
29,981,98
. 50,222,72
609,106.11
66,411.58
91,992,000.29

REPORT O F T H E SECRETARY O F T H E TREASURY.

CXXXIX

TABLE J . — S T A T E M E N T O F T H E N E T DISBURSEMENTS ( B Y WARRANTS) D U R I N G T H E
FISCAL Y E A R E N D E D J U N E 30, 1898—Continued.
NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.
National Defense
$20,622,415,20
P a y . e t c , of the Navy
8,691,667.13
Pay, miscellaneous
375,890. 94
Deposit fund
172,943.19
Coutingeut, Navy
3, 070. 65
Mariue Corps
1,174, 974.32
NavalAcademy
223,485.32
Navigation
174,406.11
Ordnance
1,652,784,44
Equipment
1,843,121, 78
Yards and Docks
1, 774,571.02
Medicine and Surgery
.•
300,661.05
Supplies and Accounts
3,349, 543.07
Construction and Eepair
3,008,220.42
Steam Engineering
1,496,417.36
Increase of the Navy
10,753,388.73
Navy transportation. Pacific railroad,s
10,859. 59
General account of advances
.'
-.
2,258,701.75
Vessels for auxiliary naval force
352, 010. 00
Eelief of sufferers by destruction of the U. S, S. Maine
83, 358.19
Miscellaneous items and reliefs
501, 494. 54
Interest on tbe public debt

..".

$58, 823, 984. 80
37,585,056.23

Total net ordinary expenditures
Eedemption of the public debt

443, 368, 582.80
384,219,542.00

Total expenditures
Balance in the Treasury J u n e 30,1898

827, 588,124.80
775,751, 368.11

Grand total




1,603,339,492,91

CXL

R E P O R T OF T H E SECRETARY OF T H E TREASURY.

T A B L E K. -STATEMENT OF R E C E I P T S O F T H E U N I T E D STATES FROM M A R C H 4, 1789,
30) F R O M

^

-h s
1791
1792
1793
1794
1795
1796
1797
179^8
1799
1800
1801
1802
1803
1804
1805
1SU6
1807
1808
1809
1810
1811
1812
1813
1814
1815
1816
1817
1818
1819
1820
1821
1822
1823
1824
1825
1826
1827
1828
1829
1830
1831
1832
1833
1834
1835
1836
1837
1838
1839
1840
1841
1842
1843a
1844
1845
1846
1847
1848
1859
1850
1851
1852
1853
1854
1855
1856
1857
1858
1859
1860
1861
1862
1863
1864
1805

Balance in
the Treasury at
commencem e n t of year.

Customs.

$4, 399,473. 09
3,443, 070. 85
$973,'905."75
4, 255, 306. 56
783, 444. 51
4, 801, 065. 28
753, 661. 69
5, 588, 461. 26
1,151, 924.17
516, 442. 61
6, 567, 987, 94
7,549, 649, 65
888, 995.42
7,106, 061. 93
I, 021, 899. 04
6, 610, 449. 31
617,451. 43
9, 080, 932, 73
2,161, 867. 77
2,623,311.99
10, 750, 778. 93
3, 295, 391. 00 12, 438, 235. 74
5, 020. 697. 64 10, 479, 417. 61
4, 825, 811. 60 11, 098, 565. 33
4, 037, 005. 26 12, 936, 487. 04
3,999, 388. 99
14, 667, 698. .17
15, 845, 521. 61
4, 538,123. 80
9, 643, 850. 07 16, 363, 550. 58
9, 941, 809. 96
7, 257, 506. 62
8,583, 309. 31
3,848, 056. 78
2, 672, 276. 57 13, 313, 222. 73
3,502, 305. 80
8,958, 777. 53
3, 862, 217. 41 13, 224, 623. 25
5, 998, 772. 08
5,196, 542. 00
7, 282, 942. 22
1, 727, 848. 63
13,106, 592. 88
36, 306, 874. 88
22, 033, 519.19
26, 283, 348. 49
14, 989, 465. 48 17,176, 385. 00
1, 478, 526. 74 20, 283, 608. 76
2, 079, 992. 38 15, 005, 612.15
1,198, 461. 21
13,004,447.15
17, 589, 761. 94
1,681,592.24
4, 237, 427. 55 19, 088, 433.44
9, 463, 922. 81 17,878, 325. 71
20, 098, 713.45
1, 946, 597.13
5, 201, 650. 43 23,341,33L77
6, 358, 686.18 19, 712, 283. 29
6, 668, 286.10 23, 205, 523. 64
5, 972, 435. 81 22, 681, 965. 91
5, 755, 704. 79 21,922, 391. 39
6, 014, 539. 75 24, 224, 441.77
28, 465, 237. 24
4,502, 914.45
2, Oil, 777. 55 29, 032, 508. 91
16, 214, 957.15
11,702, 905. 31
8, 892, 858. 42 19, 391, 310. 59
26, 749, 803. 96 23,409, 940. 53
46,708, 436. 00
11,169, 290. 39
37, 327, 252. 69 16,158, 800. 36
23,137, 924. 81
36, 891.196. 94
13,499, 502.17
33,157, 503. 68
14, 487, 216. 74
29, 963,163. 4.6
18,187, 908. 76
28 685,111,08
30, 521, 979, 44
7,046,843.91
39,186,284.74
26,183, 570. 94
36, 742, 829. 62 27, 528,112. 70
26, 712, 667.87
36,194, 274. 81
38, 261, 959. 65 23, 747, 864. 66
33, 079. 276.43
31, 757, 070. 96
29 416 612 45
28, 346, 738. 82
32,' 827,' 082." 69 39, 668, 686.42
35, 871, 753. 31
49, 017, 567. 92
40,158, 353. 25
47, 339, 326, 62
43,' 338,' 86o! 02 58,931, 865, 52
50, 261, 901. 09
64, 224,190, 27
48. 591, 073. 41
53, 025, 794. 21
47, 777, 672.13
64, 022, 863. 50
49,108, 229, 80
63, 875, 905, 05
46, 802, 855. 00
41, 789, 620! 96
35,113, 334.22
49, 565,824. 38
33,193 248.60
53,187,51L 87
32, 979, 530. 78
39, 582,125. 64
49, 056, 397, 62
30. 963, 857. 83
46, 965, 304, 87
69, 059, 642, 40
36, 523, 046.13 102, 316,152, 99
134,433,738.44
84,928, 260. 60




Internalrevenue.

$208," 942.'si
337, 705. 70
274, 089, 62
337, 755. 36
475, 289. 60
575,491. 45
644, 357. 95
779,136. 44
. 809,396.55
I, 048, 033. 43
621, 898. 89
215,179. 69
50,941.29
21, 747.15
20, IOL 45
13, 051, 40
8,190.23
4, 034. 29
7, 430. 63
2, 295. 95
4,903. 06
4, 755. 04
1, 662,984. 82
4, 678, 059. 07
5,124,708. 31
2, 678,100. 77
955, 270. 20
229, 593. 63
106, 260, 53
69, 027, 63
67, 665. 71
34, 242.17
34, 663. 37
25, 771. 35
21, 589. 93
19, 885. 68
17,451. 54
14, 502. 74
12,160, 62
6, 933. 51
11, 630. 65
2, 759. 00
4,196. 09
10, 459.48
370.00
5,493. 84
2,467.27
2, 553. 32
1, 682. 25
3,261.36
495, 00
103. 25
1,777. 34
3,517,12
2, 897.26
375.00
375,00

Direct tax.

Public lands. Miscellaneous.

$4,836." i3
83, 540. 60
11, 963.11
$734,'223,'97
534, 343, 38
206, 565.44
71,*879. 20
50,198. 44
21,882.91
55, 763. 86
34, 732.56
19,159. 21
7, 517. 31
12,448. 68
7, 666, 66
859. 22
3, 805. 52
2, 219,497. 30
2,162, 673,41
4, 253, 635. 09
1, 834,187, 04
264, 333. 36
83, 650. 78
31, 586.82
29, 349. 05
20, 961.56
10, 337. 71
6, 201.96
2, 330. 85
6, 638.76
2, 626. 90
2.218,81
11, 335. 05
16, 980. 59
10, 506. 01
6, 791.13
394.12
19.80
4, 263. 33
728. 79
1,687.70

443."75
167, 726,06
188,628.02
165, 675. 69
487, 526.79
540,193, 80
765. 245,73
466,163. 27
647, 939. 06
442, 252. 33
696, 548. 82
1, 040, 237. 53
7.10, 427, 78
835, 655,14
1,135, 971. 09
1,287, 959. 28
1, 717, 985. 03
1, 991, 226. 06
2, 606, 564. 77
3, 274, 422.78
1,635,871.61
1,212, 966. 46
1,803, 581. 54
916, 523.10
984, 41.8.15
1, 216, 090.56
I, 393, 785. 09
1, 495, 845. 26
1, 018, 308.75
1, 517,175.13
2, 329, 356.14
3, 210, 815. 48
2, 623, 381. 03
3, 967, 682.55
4, 857, 600. 69
14, 757, 600, 75
24, 877,179. 86
6,776,236.52
3, 730, 945. 66
755.'22 7, 361, 576. 40
3,411, 818. 63
I, 365i 627.42
1, 335, 797. 52
898,158.18
2, 059, 939. 80
2, 077, 022. bO
2, 694, 452.48
2, 498, 355. 20
3,328,642.56
I, 688, 959. 55
1, 859, 894. 25
2, 352, 305, 30
2,043, 239. 58
1, 667, 084.99
8, 470, 798, 39
11,497, 049. 07
8, 917, 644. 93
3, 829, 486. 64
3,513,715.87
I, 756, 687. 30
1 778 557 71
870, 658. 54
"i," 795, 331.73
152 203 77
167, 617,17
37,'646,'787*95 I, 485,103. 61
109,741,134.10
475, 648. 96
588, 333. 29
209,464, 215. 25 1,200,573.03
996, 553. 31

$10, 478,10
9, 918. 65
21, 410. 88
53, 277, 97
28, 317. 97
1,169,415.98
399,139. 29
58,192. 81
86,187. 56
152, 712.10
345, 649.15
1, 500, 505. 86
131, 945.44
139, 075. 53
40, 382, 30
51,121. 86
38, 550. 42
21, 822. 85
62,162. 57
84,476. 84
59, 211. 22
126,165,17
271, 571. 00
164, 399. 81
285, 282. 84
273, 782. 35
109,761.08
57, 617, 71
57, 098. 42
61, 338.44
• 152,589.43
452, 957.19
141,129. 84
127,603. 60
130,451.81
94, 588. 66
1, 315, 722. 83
65,126.49
112, 648. 55
73, 227. 77
584,124. 05
270, 410. 61
470, 096. 67
480, 812. 32
759, 972.13
2, 245, 902. 23
7, 001, 444. 59
6, 410, 348. 45
979, 939. 86
2,567,112.28
1, 004, 054. 75
451, 995. 97
285'895 92
1, 075i 419.70
361 453 68
289, 950.13
220| 808. 30
612,610.69
685 379 13
2 064 308 21
1,185,166.11
464 249 40
988, 081.17
1,105, 352,74
827,'731.* 40
1,116,190. 81
1, 259, 920. 88
1,352.029.13
1,454,' 596. 24
1, 088, 530.25
1, 023, 515. 31
915 327 97
3, 741, 794. 38
30, 291, 701. 86
25, 441, 556. 00

a For the half year from

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

CXLI

TO J U N E 30,1898, B Y CALENDAR YEARS TO 1843 AND B Y F I S C A L YEARS ( E N D E D J U N E
THAT T I M E .

Dividends. Net ordinary Interest, Premiums.
receipts.

1791
$4, 409,951,191
1792
$8, 028. 00 3,669,960,31
1793
38, 500.00
923, 141
1794
303,472. 00
904, 87
1795
160, 000. 00
534, 59 $4, 800. 00
J1796
160,000.09
529 ,65 42, 800. 00
1797
780.
80, 960. 00
1798
79, 920. 00
78, 675. ooj
900, 495.
1799
71, 040. 00
546, 813.
1800
71, 040.00
848, 749.
1801
88,800. 00
935, 330.
io,"i25,'o6
1802
995, 793.
39, 960. 00
1803
064, 097,
1804
826, 307.
1805
560, 693.
1806
559, 931,
1807
398, 019,
1808
060, 661.
1809
773, 473.
1810
384, 214.
1811
422, 634.
,1812
801, 132.
1813
340, 409.
300. 00
1814
181, 625.
85.79!
1815
696, 916.
$32,107,64
11, 541. 74
1816
676, 985.
686. 09
68, 665.16|
1817
049.
099,
267, 819.14
202, 426. 30
1818
585, 171,
525, 000. 00
412, 62
1819
603, 374.
675, 000. 00
1820 ll, 000, 000. 00
840, 669.
40, 000. 00
1821
573, 379.
105, 000. 00
1822
232, 427.
297, 500. 00
1823
540, 666.
350, 000.00
1824
381, 212.
350, 000. 00
1825
840, 858.
367. 500. 00
1826
260, 434.
402, 500,00
1827
966, 363.
420, 000.00
1828
763, 629.
455, 000. 00
1829
627,
827,
490, 000. 00
1830
844, 116.
490, 000. 00
1831
820,
526,
490, 000. 00
1832
867, 450.
490, 000. 00
1833
426.
948.
474, 985. 00
1834
791, 935.
234, 349.50
1835
430, 087.
506, 480. 82
1836
826, 796.
292, 674.67
1837
954, 153,
1838
302, 561.
1839
482, 749.
1840
480, 115,
1841
860, 160.
1842
976, 197.
|l843a|
231, 001.
71,700. 83
1844
320, 707.
666. 60
1845
970, 105.
1846
967.
1847
403.
28, 365. 91
1848
699.
37, 080. 00
1849
077.
487,065.48
1850
888.
10, 550. 00
1851
039.
4,264.92
1852
815.
1853
031.
1854
22,50
34L
1855
574.
1856
699,
1857
312,
1858
365,
1859
107,
1860
709, 357,72
599.
1861
299,
10, 008. 00
1862
261.
33, 630. 90
1863
945.
68,400.00
1864
971,
602, 345.44
1865
158.
21,174,101.01
II, 683,446.89|
January I to J u n e 30, 1843.




Eeceipts
Unavailfrora loans and
Gross receipts.
able.
Treasury
notes.
$361, 391. 34
5,102, 498,45
1, 797, 272, 01
4, 007, 950. 78
3, 396, 424. 00
320, 000. 00
70, 000.00
200. 000.00
5. OUO, 000. 00
1, 565, 229,24

2, 750, 000, 00
12, 837, 900. 00
26,184,135. 00
23, 377, 826. 00
35,220,671.40
9,425,084.91
466, 723.45
8, 353. 00
2, 291. 00
3, 000, 824.13
5, 000, 324, 00
5, 000, 000.00
5,000, 000, 00

2, 992, 989.15|
12, 716, 820.
3, 857, 276, 21
5, 589, 547.51
13, 659, 317. 381
14, 808,735. 64
12,479,708.361
1,877,181.351
28, 872, 399,45
21, 256, 700.00
28, 588, 750. 00
4,045, 950. 00
203, 400. 00
46, 300. 00
16, 350. 00
2, 001.67
800. 00
200. 00
3, 900.00
23,717, 300. 00
28, 287, 500.00
20, 776, 800.00|
41, 861, 709.74
529, 692, 460. 50|
776,682, 361. 57
128,873, 945. 36|
472,224, 740.851

12,
12,
12,
14,
11,
11,
13,
15,
16,
17,
7,
12,
14,
22,
40,
34,
50,
57,
33,
21,
24,
20,
19,
20,
20,
24,
26,
25,
22,
24,
24,
24,
28,
31,
33,
21,
35,
50,
27,
39,
35,
25,
30,
34,
20,
31,
29,
29,
55,
56,
59,
47,
52,
49,
61,
73,
65,
74,
68,
70,
81,
76,
83,
581,
889,
,393,
,805,

771, 342.
772,458.
450,195,
439, 855.
515, 758.
740, 329.
758,780.
179,170.
546, 813.
413, 978.
945, 455.
995,793.
064, 097.
826, 307.
560, 693.
559,931.
398, 019.
000, 661
773, 473.
134, 214.
422, 634.
639, 032.
524,844.
559, 536.
961,237.
171, 421.
833, 592.
593, 936.
605, 665.
881, 493.
573, 703.
232,427.
540, 666.
381, 212.
840, 858.
260,434.
966, 363.
763, 629.
827, 627.
844,116.
526, 820.
867, 450.
948, 426.
791,935.
430, 087.
826, 796.
947,142.
019, 382,
340, 025.
069, 662.
519, 477.
784, 932.
782, 410.
198,555.
970,105.
699,967.
368,168.
992,479.
796, 892.
649, 388.
762,704.
893,115.
603,404.
802, 343.
351, 374.
056, 899.
969, 212.
372, 665.
773,965.
841, 407.
371, 640,
680,121,
379,652.
461, 017,
939,345.

, 889. 50

63, 288. 35
1,458,782.93
37,469. 25
11,188.00

28,251.90

000." 66

15,408. 34
11,110.81
. 6,000.01
9, 210.40
6, 095, II

CXLII

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
TABLE K.—STATEMENT OF THE R E C E I P T S OF T H E U N I T E D

Balance in
the Treasury at
commencement of year.

Customs.

1866
1867

$33, 933, 657,89 $179, 046, 651,58
160, 817, 099, 73 176, 417,810. 88

1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898

198,076, 437. 09
158, 936,082. 87
183, 781,985. 76
177, 604,116.51
138, 019,122.15
134, 666,001. 85
159, 293,673,41
178, 833, 339. 54
172, 804, 061. 32
149,909,377. 21
214, 887, 645. 88
286, 591,453. 88
386, 832, 588. 65
231, 940,064. 44
280, 607,668. 37
275,450,903.53
374,189,081.98
424, 941,403. 07
521, 794, 026. 26
526, 848, 755.46
512,851,434.36
659, 449, 099. 94
673, 399,118.18
691, 527,403. 76
726, 222,332.60
778, 604,339.28
738,467,555.07
763, 565, 540.75
773, 610, 008.76
846, 093, 349, 62
864, 790,237.71

164, 464,599. 56
180, 048,426. 63
194, 538,374.44
206, 270,408. 05
216, 370,286. 77
188, 089,522. 70
163,103, 833. 69
157,167, 722. 35
148, 071,984. 61
130, 956,493, 07
130,170, 680.20
137,2.50. 047, 70
186, 522,064. 60
198, 159,676. 02
220,410, 730. 25
214, 706,496, 93
195, 067,489. 76
181, 471,939. 34
192, 905,023. 44
217, 286,893.13
219, 091,173. 63
223, 832,741. 69
229, 668,584. 57
2.19, 522,205. 23
177,452, 964.15
203, 355,016. 73
131, 818,530.62
152,158, 617.45
160, 021,751. 67
176, 554,126. 65
149, 575,062. 35

Internalrevenue.

Direct tax.

Public lands. MisceUaneous.

$309,226, 813.42 $1, 974, 754.12
266, 027,537.43 4, 200, 233. 70
191, 087, 589.
158, 356,460.
184, 899, 756.
143, 098,153,
130, 642,177.
113, 729, 314,
102, 409, 784.
110, 007, 493.
116, 700, 732.
118, 630, 407.
110, 581, 624.
113, 561, 610.
124, 009, 373,
135, 264, 385.
146, 497, 595,
144, 720, 368,
121, 586, 072.
112, 498, 725,
116, 805, 936,
118, 823, 391.
124, 296, 871.
130, 881,513.
142, 606, 705.
145, 686, 249.
153, 971, 072.
161, 027, 623.
147, 111. 232.
143, 421, 672.
146, 762, 864,
146, 688, 574.
170, 900, 641.

$665, 031.03 $29, 036, 314,23
1,163, 575.76 15, 037, 522.15

1, 788,145, 85 1, 348,715.41
765, 685, 61 4,020, 344. 34
229,102.88
3, 350,481. 76
580, 355.37 2,388, 646. 68
2, 575,714.19
8, 882,312. 38
315,254.51
1, 852,428. 93
1, 413,640.17
93, 798.80 1,129, 466.95
976, 253. 68
1, 079,743.37
924, 781,06
1, 016,506. 60
30.85
1, 516. 89 2, 201,863.17
4, 753,140. 37
160,141.
108,156. 60 7,955, 864. 42
70, 720, 75 9, 810,705.01
5, 705,986.44
108, 239.94
5, 630,999. 34
32, 892. 05 9, 254,286.42
1,565.82 11, 202,017. 23
8, 038,651. 79
6. 358,272. 51
4, 029,535.41
3,261, 875.58
3,182. 089. 78
1, 673,637.30
1,103, 347.16
I, 005,523. 43
864, 581.41
1, 243,129. 42

7, 902, 022, 450.01 5,181,644,479.46 28,131,990.32 292, 839. 825. 60




17, 745,403.59
13,997, 338. 65
12, 942,118. 30
22, 093,541. 21
15,106, 051. 23
17,161. 270.05
32, 575.043. 32
15, 431,915.31
24, 070,602.31
30,437, 487.42
15, 614,728. 09
20, 585,697.49
21, 978,525. 01
25,154, 850. 98
31,703, 642. 52
30, 796,695. 02
21, 984,881,89
24, 014,055. 06
20, 989,527,86
26, 005,814. 84
24, 674,446.10
24, 297,151.44
24, 447,419.74
23, 374,457. 23
20, 251,871.94
18, 254,898. 34
17,118,618. 52
16, 706,438. 48
19,186, 060. 54
23, 614,422. 81
83, 602,501,94
\ 606,115. 27

a Amount heretofore credited to tho Treasurer as

R E P O R T OF T H E SECRETARY OF T H E TREASURY.

CXLIII

o

STATES FROM M A R C H 4, 1789, TO J U N E 30, 1898, ETC.—Continued.

Dividends.

1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1889
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898

N e t ordinary
Interest.
receipts.

$519,949,564,38
462,846,679,92
376, 434,453.
357,188, 256.
395, 959,833.
374,431, 104.
364,694, 229.
322,177.•673,
299, 941,090,
284.020, 771.
290, 066,584.
281, 000,642.
257, 446,776.
272, 322,136.
333, 526,500,
360, 782,292.
403, 525,250.
398, 287,581.
348, 519,869.
323, 690,706.
336, 439,727.
371,403, 277.
379, 266,074,
387, 050,058.
403, 080,982.
392, 612,447.
354, 937,784.
385, 819,628.
297, 722,019.
313, 390.075.
326, 976,200.
347,721, 705.
405, 321,335.

Premiums.

Eeceipts
from l o a u s a n d G r o s s r e c e i p t s .
Treasury
notes.

Unavailable.

$38, 083,055. 68 $712, 851, 553. 05
$1,270,884,173. II $172, 094. 29
27,787, 330. 35 640, 426, 910. 291,131,060,920,56| 721,827.93
29, 203,629. 50
13, 755,491.12
15, 295,643.76
8,892, 839. 95
9, 412,637.65
11, 560,530. 89
5, 037,665. 22
3, 979,279. 69
4,029, 280. 58
405, 776.58
317, 102. 30
1,505, 047. 63
110. 00

625, 111,433.
238, 678,081.
285,474, 496.
268, 768,523.
305, 047,054.
214, 931,017.
439,272, 535.
387, 971,556.
397,455, 808.
348, 871,749.
404, 581,201.
792, 807,643.
211, 814,103.
113, 750,534.
120, 945,724.
555, 942,564,
206,877, 886.
245,196, 303.
116, 314,850.
154,440, 900.
285, 016,650.
245, 111,350.
245, 293,650.
373, 208,857.
381, 463,512,
347,051, 586,
8, 633, 295.71 417, 651,223.
11. 339, 344, 62 395, 787,205.
II, 166, 246. 41 482,710, 363.
389,930, 220.
333,227, 920,

I2, 675,918.19
1,030, 749, 516. 52
609, 621, 828.27| a 2,070.73
696,729, 973.63'
652, 092, 468.36| "a3,'39'6ri"8
679,153, 921. 56 a 18, 228. 35
548, 669, 221. 671 a 3, 047.80
744, 251, 291, 52| 12, 691. 40
675, 971, 607.10;
691, 551, 673.28
630, 278, 167. 58'
662, 345, 079. 70;
1, 066, 634, 827.46
545, 340, 713. 98
474, 532, 826. 57
524,470, 974.28
954, 230, 145. 95
555, 397, 755.92 a 1,500.00
568, 887, 009.38
47, 097. 65
452, 754, 577,06
525, 844, 177,66
7,997.64
664,282, 724.76
632,161, 408,84
648, 374, 632, 63
765, 821, 305. 06
736, 401, 296, 24
732, 871, 214,78
724,006, 538.46
720, 516, 625. 23
820, 852, 810. 29
737, 651, 925.16
738, 549, 255.20

.$9,720,136.29 14,303,964,996.95 $485,224.45 235,398,107. 57 16,007,215,007,09 30,547,063,336.06 2, 714, 730.71
u n a v a i l a b l e a n d s i n c e r e c o v e r e d a n d charged- t o h i s a c c o u n t .




CXLIV

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
o

TABLE L.—STATEMENT

Year.

1791...
1792...
1793..
1794..
1795...
1796...
1797..
1798...
1799...
1800...
1801..,
1802...
1803...
1804..,
1805..,
1806...
1807...
1808..
1809..
1810..
I8II..
1812..
1813..
1814...
1815..
1816...
1817...
1818..
1819...
1820...
1821..
1822..
1823..
1824..
1825..
1826..
1827..
1828..
1829...
1830..
I83I..
1832..,
1833...
1834..
1835...
1836..,
1837...
1838...
1839..,
1840..
1841..
1842...
1843 a
1844..
1845..,
1846..,
1847..,
1848..,
1849...
1850...
1851..,
1852...
1853..,
1854...
1855...
1856...
1857...
1858..,
1859...
I860..,
1861...
1862...
1863..,
1864...

OF EXPENDITURES

War.

$632, 804.03
100, 702. 09
130, 249. 08
639, 097. 59
480, 9.10.13
260, 263.84
039, 402.46
009, 522, 30
466, 946.98
560, 878. 77
672, 944. 08
179,148. 25
822, 055. 85
875, 423. 93
712, 781. 28
224, 355. 38
288, 685. 91
900,834.40
345, 772.17
294, 323. 94
032, 828.19
817, 798. 24
652, 013. 02
350, 806. 86
794, 294. 22
012, 096.
004, 236,53
622,715.10
506, 300. 37
630, 392. 31
461, 29L 78
111, 981.48
096, 924. 43
340, 939,85
659, 914.18
943,194, 37
948, 977,88
145, 544. 56
724, 291. 07
767,128.88
841. 835. 55
446, 034. 88
704, 019.10
696,189.38
759,156.89
747, 345. 25
682, 730, 80
897, 224.16
916, 995, 80
095, 267. 23
801, 610, 241
610, 438, 02,
908, 671.95
2, 218,183.66i
5,746, 291.28,
5,413,370.58
lo 840, 030. 33
35, 688, 334. 21
27, 558, 473, 26
14, 687, 024.58
9, 161,965. II
12, 521, 506.19
8, 910, 498,49
9, 722, 282,87
11, 648, 074, 07
14, 963,160, 51
16, 159,150. 87
19, 679,121. 63
25, 154.720. 53
23, 472, 202. 72
16, 001, 530. 67
•23, 17S. 562, 29
389, 314,411.
603, 391,048. 66




O F T H E U N I T E D S T A T E S F R O M M A R C H 4,
J U N E 30) F R O M

Navy.

408.97
410, 562. 03
274, 784. 04
382, 631. 89
1, 381,347.76
2, 858.081. 84
3, 448,716.03
2, 111,424. 00
915, 561. 87
1, 215,230. 53
1,189, 832. 75
1, 597,500. 00
1, 649,641. 44
1,722. 064.47
1, 884,067. 80
2, 427,758. 80
1, 654,244.20
1, 965,566. 39
3,959, 365.15
6, 446,600.10
7,311, 290. 60
8, 660,000. 25
3.908, 278. 30
3; 314,598.49
2, 953,695. 00
3, 847,640. 42
4, 387,990. 00
3, 319.243. 06
2, 224,458.98
2, 503,765. 83
2, 904,581.56
3, 049,083. 86
4, 218,902. 45
4, 263,877. 45
3, 918,786. 44
3, 308,745,47
3, 239.428,63
3,856, 183. 07
3, 956,370. 29
3, 901,356. 75
3, 956,260.42
3, 864,939. 06
5, 807,718. 23
6, 646,9.14. 53
6.131,580. 53
6,182,294. 25
6,113,896. 89
6, 001,076. 97
8, 397,24:^. 95
3, 727,711. 53
6,498, 199. II
6, 297,177. 89
6, 455,013. 92
7, 900,635, 76
9,408, 476. 02
9, 786,705. 92
7,904, 724.66
8, ' " 581. 38
8. 918,842.10
11, 067,789, 53
10, 790,096. 32
13, 327,095.11
14, 074,834, 64
12, 651,694.61
14, 053,264. 64
I4, 690,927.90
11, 514,649. 83
12, 387,156. 52
42, 640,353. 09
63,261, 235.31
85,704, 963.74I

Indians.

Pensions.

Miscellaneous.

$27, 000, 00
13. 648. 85
27, 282. 83
13, 042. 46
23, 475. 68
113, 563.98
62, 396, 58
16, 470. 09
20, 302.19
3L22
9,000. 00
94, 000. 00
60, 000.00
116, 500, 00
196. 500. 00
234, 200. 00
205, 425. 00
213, 575. 00
337, 503. 84
177, 625.00
151, 875,00
277, 845.00
167, 358. 28
167, 394. 86
530, 750. 00
274, 512.16
819, 463. 71
505, 704.27
463, 181. 39
315, 750. 01
477, 005. 44
575, 007. 41
380, 781. 82
429, 987.90
724,°106. 44
743, 447. 83
750, 624. 88
. 705,
084.24
576, 344. 74
622, 262. 47
930, 738.04
1, 352,419.75
I, 802,980. 93
1,003, 953. 20
1, 706,444.48
5,037, 022. 88
4, 348,036.19
5, 504,191. 34
2, 528,917. 28
2,331, 794. 86
2, 514,837.12
1,199, 099. 68
578, 371.00
1, 256,532.39
1, 539,351.35
1, 027,693. 64
1,430, 411, 30
1, 252,296. 81
I, 374,161,55
1, 663,591.47
2, 829,801.77
3, 043,576. 04
3, 880,494,12
1, 550,339, 55
2,772, 990. 78
2, 644,263. 97
4, 354,418. 87
4, 978,266.18
3, 490,534.53
2, 991,121. 54
2, 865,481.17
2, 327,948. 37
3,152, 032. 70
2, 629,975.97

$175, 813, 88
109, 243.15
8' . 087.81
81,399.24
68, 673, 22
100, 843.71
92, 256.97
104, 845. 33
95, 444.03
64,130.73
73,533.37
85, 440. 39
62, 902.10
80, 092. 80
81, 854. 59
81, 875. 53
70, 500, 00
82, 576. 04
87. 833. 54
83, 744.16
75, 043. 88
91,402.10
86, 989. 91
90,164. 36
69, 656,06
188,804.15
2D7, 374,43
890, 719.90
2, 415, 939. 85
3, 208, 376. 31
242, 817. 25
1, 948,199.40
1, 780,588, 52
1,499, 326. 59
I, 308, 810. 57
I, 556, 593. 83
976,138. 86
850, 573. 57
949, 594.47
1, 363, 297.31
1,170, 665.14
1,184, 422.40
4, 589,152,40
3, 364, 285. 30
1, 954,711.32
2, 882,797, 96
2, 672,162. 45
2,156, 057. 29
3,142, 750. 51
2, 603, 562.17
2, 388, 434. 51
1, 378, 931. 33
839, 041.12
2, 032,008, 99
2,400,788.11
1. 811, 097, 56
1, 744, 883. 63
I, 227, 496.48
1, 328, 867. 64
1, 866, 886. 02
2, 293, 377. 22
2,401,858.78
1, 756, 306. 20
I, 232, 665.00
1,477, 612. 33
1,296,229. 65
I, 310, 380,58
I, 219, 768,30
1,222,222.71
1,100, 802. 32
1, 034, 599. 73
852,170.47
1,078.513. 36
4,985,473.90

$1, 083,971. 61
4, 672,664. 38
511, 451.01
750, 350. 74
1,378, 920. 66
801, 847. 58
1, 259,422. 62
1,139, 524. 94
1,039, 391. 68
I, 337,613.22
1,114, 768. 45
1,462, 929.40
1, 842,635. 76
2,191,009. 43
3, 768.598. 75
2, 890,137. 01
1,697, 897. 51
I, 423,285.61
1, 215,803. 79
1,101, 144.98
1,367, 291. 40
1, 683,088. 21
1,729, 435, 61
2,208, 029.70
2, 898,870.47
2, 989,741.17
3, 518,936,76
3, 835,839, 51
3,067, 211, 41
2,592, 021. 94
2,223, 121. 54
1, 967,996. 24
2, 022,093.99
7,155, 308. 81
2,748, 544. 89
2, 600,177. 79
2, 713,476. 58
3, 676,052. 64
3, 082,234, 65
3, 237,416, 04
3, 064,646,10
4, 577,141,45
5, 716,245, 93
4, 404,728. 95
4,229, 698, 53
5,393, 279, 72
9, 893,370, 27
7,160, 664.76
5, 725,990. 89
5, 995,398, 96
6,490, 881. 45
6,775, 624. 61
3, 202,713.00
5, 645,183. 86
5,911,760.98
6, 711,283.89
608. 35
-- 6, 885,
5,650, 851.25
12, 885,334. 24
16, 043.763.
17, 888,992.18
17, 504,171.45
17,463, 068, 01
26, 672,144.68
24,090, 425.43
31, 794,038. 87
28, 565,498. 77
26,400, 016,42
23,797, 544,40
27,977, 978.30
23, 327,287,69
21,385, 862. 59
23,198, 382,37
27,572, 216.87

ft For the half year from

REPORT OF T H E SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
1789, TO J U N E 30, 1898,
THAT TIME.

Year.

B Y CALENDAR YEARS TO 1843 AND BY FISCAL YEARS ( E N D E D

Net ordinary ex- Premiums.
penditures.

I79I
1792
1793
1794
1795
1796
1797
1798
1799
1800
1801
1802
1803
1804
1805
1806
1807
1808
1809
1810
1811
1812
1813
1814
1815
1816
1817
1818
1819
1820
1821
1822
1823
1824
1825
1826
1827
1828
1829
1830
1831
1832
1833
1834
1835
1836
1837
1838
1839
1840
1841
1842
I843a|
1844
1845
1846
1847
1848
1849
1850
1851
1852
1853
1854
1855
1856
1857
1858
1859
1860
1861
1862
1863
1864

CXLV

Interest.

Public debt.

Gross expenditures.

Balance in
Treasury at
the end of
the year

984, 23
$1,177, 863.03
797,436.78
919, 589.52
$973, 905.75
050.25
2, 373,611, 28
962, 920.00
896, 258,47
783, 444.51
2, 097,859.17
479, 977. 971
749,070,73
2, 633,048.07
753, 661. 69
2, 752,523.04
041, 593.17j 1,151, 924.17
545, 299.00
2, 743,771.13
151,240.15
362, 541.72
2,841,639. 371
2, 947,059.06
516, 442. 61
367,776. 84
551, 303.15
3, 239,347,68
2, 577,126.01
888, 995.42
625, 877. 37
836,110,52!
3,172, 516.73
2,617, 250.121
1,021, 899. 04
583, 618. 41
651,710,42
2, 955,875. 90
976, 032.09
617, 451.43
002, 396. 97
480,166.72
2, 815,651,41
1, 706,578.84
2,161,867.77
952,534.12
411, 369. 97
601.
04
563.11
1,138,
3, 402,
2, 623,31L 99
981. 669. 90
2,879, 876.98
4,411, 830.06
273, 376. 94
3,295, 391. 00
737,079,91
5, 294,235. 24
4,239, 172,16
270,487, 31
5,020, 697, 64
002,824. 24|
3,d49, 462, 36
258, 983.67
4, 825,811.60
3.306, 697. 07
452, 858. 91
4,185, 048.74
615,113.72! 4,037, 005. 26
3, 977,206. 07
357,234.62
2, 657,114. 22
598, 309.47| 3, 999,388. 99
4, 583,960, 63
080. 209. 36
021,196. 26
968.26
4, 538,123. 80
5, 572,018. 64
984, 572.89
292, 292,99
578. 48
9, 643,850.07
2, 938,141, 62
504, 338.85
762, 702.04 9, 941,809.96
2, 557,074. 23
7, 701,288. 96
414, 672.14
867, 226.30 3,848, 056. 78
2,866, 074, 90
3, 586,479. 26
311, 082. 28
309, 994.491 2, 672,276. 57
3,168, 671, 09
4, 835,241.12
592, 604.86
592, 604. 86| 3, 502,305.80
2, 585,435, 57
5, 414,564.43
829,498. 70
279,121,15
2,451, 272,57
3, 862,217.41
1, 998,349,88
082, 396. 92
190, 520. 36 5,196, 542.00
o 3,599, 455. 22
7,508, 668, 22|
127, 686. 38
028, 230. 32 1,727, 848. 63
4,593, 239. 04
3.307, 304. 90
953, 571. 00
582,493. 35 13,106, 592. 88
5,990, 090, 24
6, 638,832.11
244,495. 511 22, 033,519,19
7, 822,923.34
17,048, 139, 59
373.432.58
4, 536,282. 55 20, 886,753.57
40, 877, 646, 04 14, 989,465,48
454, 609.92
6, 209,954. 03 15, 086,247, 59
35, 104, 875. 40 1,478, 526,74
808, 673. 78;
24, 004,199. 73 2, 079,992. 38
300,273.44
5, 211,730.56
2,492, 195,73
21, 763, 024. 85 1,198, 461, 21
134, 530, 57
5.151, 004. 32
3,477, 489, 96
19, 090,572. 69 1, 681,592. 24
723,479. 07
5,126, 073. 79
3, 241,019. 83
17, 676, 592.63 4, 237,427, 55
827, 643. 51
5,172, 788,79
2, 676,160. 33
15, 314,171.00
4, 922,475, 40
9,463, 922.81
607, 541.01
784.154.59
31, 898, 538.47 1, 946,597.13
4, 943,557.93
II, 624,835. 83
330,144. 71
757.40
23,
585,
804.
72
4,
366,
587.
38
5,201, 650.43
7,
728,
490, 459. 94
24, 103, 398.46 6, 358,686.18
7, 065,539.24
062,316.27
3. 975,542. 95
071.
51
22,
656,
764.04
596.
88
6, 668,286,10
6,517,
653, 095.65
3,486,
25, 459, 479.52 5,972, 435, 81
9,064, 637.47
296, 041.45,
3, 098,800. 60
843.
23
25,
044,
358.40
9,860,
641, 210.40
2, 542,
304,77
5, 755,704, 79
24, 585, 281.55 6, 014,539, 75
9,443, 173. 29
229, 533,33
I. 912,574.93
30, 038,446.12
864,067.90
I, 373,748. 74 14, 800,629.48
4, 502,914.45
34, 356, 698, 06 2, Oil,777,55
516, 388.77
772, 561. 50 17, 067,747.79
24, 257,298,49 11, 702,905,31
713,755.11,
1, 239,746. 51
303, 796.87
24, 601, 982.44 8, 892,858.42
425,417.25
5,974, 412.21
202, 152.98
17, 573,141.56 26, 749,803. 96
514,950.281
328. 20
57, 863. 08
30, 868,164.04l 46, 708,436. 00
868,164. 04
37, 265,037.15| 37, 327,252. 69
243, 214. 24
21, 822,91
39, 455,438, 35 36, 891,196. 94
849, 718.081
14. 996.48
5, 590, 723, 79
37, 614, 936,15 33.157, 503.68
496, 948. 73
399, 833. 89 10,718, .153,53
28, 226, 533,81 29,963, 163,46
139,920.11
174, 598. 08
3,912, 015.62
31,
797, 530.03 28, 685,111.08
196, 840. 29
284, 977. 55
5, 315, 712.19
32, 936, 876. 53 30, 521,979.44
361, 336, 59
773, 549. 85
7,801, 990,09
12,
118,105,15 39,186, 284.74
256,508, 60|
523, 583.91
338, 012. 64
33, 642, 010,85 36,742, 829. 62
650,108, 01
1, 833,452,13| 11,158, 450.71
30,
490,
408, 71 36,194, 274. 81
895, 369. 61i $18,231.43
1,040, 458,18
7,536, 349.49
27, 632,282,90 38, 261,959.65
418,459. 59
842, 723.27
371, 100.04
60,
520,
851,74 33, 079,276.43
801, 569,37
1,119, 214.72
5,600, 067,65
60, 655,143.19 29,416, 612.45
227, 454.77l
13, 036, 922, 54
2, 390,765,88
56,
386,
422.74 32, 827,082.69
933,542,61,
3,565, 535. 78 • 12, 804, 478.54
82,865.81
44, 604, 718. 26 35,871, 753.31
165, 990.09
3, 782,393,03
3, 656, 335.14
48,
476,104,31
054,717. 66' 69,713.19
654, 912,71
40.158, 353.25
3, 696,760.75
46, 712, 608,83 43,338, 860,02
389, 954, 56 170, 063.42
2,152, 293. 05
4, 000,297. 80
54, 577, 061,74i 50, 261,90L09
078,156. 35 420, 498, 64
6,412, 574. Ol
3, 665,832.74
75, 473,170.75 48,591, 073.41
967, 528,42 2,877,818.69
3, 070,926. 69 17,556, 896, 95
66, 164,775,96
316,197. 72 872, 047. 39
2, 314,464. 99
6, 662, 065. 86
777,672.13
72,
726, 341, 57 47,
772, 527. 64 385, 372. 90
822.37
1, 953,
3,614, 618. 66
49,108, 229.80
71,
041,143.70
1, 593,265,23
363, 572.39
3,276, 606.05
46,
802,855. 00
274,
587,
37
82,
334.22
574,443.08
7,505, 250.82
1, 652,055.67
72, 330,437.17
83, 062,186,74 35,113, 248.60
355, 950.07
649. 70 14, 685, 043.15
33,193,
678,
642,
92|
2,
637,
77,
056,754.71
120.94
13,854, 250.00
. 3,144,
85, 055,125.65 32, 979,530.78
616, 055.781
18, 737, 100.00
4,034, 157.30
62, 379, 896.81
565, 387,313, 08 30, 963,857:83
667,563,74 46,965, 304.87
96,097, 322.09
13,190, 344.84
456,
899,
24, 729,700,62 181,081, 635.07 1,295, 815,911.25 36, 523,046.13
694,, 004,575.56
541,114," 134,433, 738.44
53, 685,421, 69| 430,572, 014. 03|
811, 283,679.14

J a n u a r y 1 t o J u n e 30,1843.

FI 98

X




CXLVI

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
TABLE L.—STATEMENT

War.

Year.

OF THE E X P E N D I T U R E S

Navy.

Indians.

Pensions.

OP T H E

UNITED

Miscellaneous.

$1, 030, 690,400,06 $122, 617, 434. 07 $5,059, 360.71 $16, 347, 621. 34 $42, 989, 383.10
283,154, 676. 06 43, 285, 662, 00 3, 295,729.32 15, 605, 549. 88 40, 613,114.17

1865
1866

3, 568, 638, 312. 28 717, 551, 816. 39 103, 369, 21L 42 119,607, 656. 01 643, 604, 554.33
a77,992.17
a53,286.61
a3, 621, 780. 07
a9,737.87
a718, 769. 52
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1870
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894.
1895
1896
1897
1898

-

.. ..

•.

Total

3, 572, 260, 092. 35 717, 629,808. 56
95, 224, 415. 63 31, 034, Oil, 04
123, 246, 64.8. 62 25, 775, 502.72
78,501,990.61
20, 000, 757. 97
57, 655, 675.40 21,780,229.87
35, 799, 991, 82 19, 431, 027. 21
35, 372,157. 20 21, 249, 809. 99
46,323,138.31
23, 526, 256. 79
42, 313, 927. 22 30, 932, 587. 42
41,120, 645.98 21, 497, 626. 27
38, 070, 888, 64 18, 963, 309, 82
37, 082, 735. 90 14, 959, 935, 36
32,154,147. 85 17,365,301,37
40, 425, 660. 73 15,125,126. 84
38,116, 916. 22 13,536,984. 74
40, 406, 460. 55 15, 686, 671. 66
43, 570, 494.19 15, 032, 046. 26
48,911,382.93
15, 283, 437.17
39, 429, 603. 36 17, 292, 601. 44
42, 670, 578. 47 16, 021, 079. 67
34, 324,152.74
13,907, 887.74
38,561,025.85
15,141,126. 80
38, 522. 436.11 16, 926, 437. 65
44, 435, 270. 85 21, 378, 809. 31
44. 582, 838. 08 22, 006, 206. 24
48, 720, 065. 01 26,113, 896. 46
46, 895, 456. 30 29,174,138. 98
30,136, 084.43
49,641,773.47
54, 567, 929. 85 31, 701, 293. 79
51, 804, 759.13 28, 797, 795. 73
50, 830, 920.89 27,147, 732. 38
48, 950, 267. 89 34, 561, 546, 29
91, 992, 000. 29 58, 823, 984. 80

103,422, 498. 03
4, 642, 531, 77
4,100,682.32
7, 042, 923.06
3, 407, 938.15
7, 426, 997.44
7,061, 728.82
7, 951, 704. 88
6, 692, 462. 09
8, 384, 656. 82
5, 966, 558.17
5,277, 007. 22
4, 629, 280. 28
5, 206,109. 08
5, 945, 457, 09
6, 514,161. 09
9, 736,747.40
7, 362, 590. 34
6, 475, 999. 29
6, 552, 494. 63
6, 099,158.17
6,194, 522. 69
6, 249, 307. 87
6,892, 207. 78
6, 708, 046. 67
8,527, 469. 01
11,150, 577. 67
13, 345,347, 27
10, 293, 481, 52
9, 939,754, 21
12,165, 528. 28
13, 016, 802.46
10, 994, 667, 70

119, 617, 393, 88
20, 936, 551, 71
23, 782, 386, 78
28,476, 621. 78
28, 340, 202.17
34, 443, 894. 88
28, 533, 402. 76
29, 359, 426. 86
29, 038, 414. 66
29,456, 216. 22
28, 257, 395. 69
27,963,752. 27
27,137,019.08
35,121,482. 39
56, 777,174.44
50, 059, 279. 62
61, 345,193. 95
66, 012. 573. 64
55, 429, 228. 06
56,102, 267.49
63.404,864.03
75, 029,101.79
80, 288, 508. 77
87, 624. 779.11
106, 936, 855. 07
124, 415, 951,40
134, 583, 052. 79
159, 357. 557. 87
141,177, 284. 96
141, 395, 228.87
139,434, 000. 98
141, 053,164. 63
147, 452, 368. 61

644, 323,323.85
51,110, 223.72
53, 009, 867, 67
56, 474, 061. 53
53, 237, 461. 56
60,481, 916. 23
60, 984,757.42
73,328,110. 06
85,141,593. 61
71, 070, 702. 98
73, 599, 661. 04
58, 926, 532. 53
58,177, 703.57
63,741, 555. 49
54,713, 529. 76
64,416, 324. 71
57, 219, 750. 98
68, 678, 022. 21
70, 920, 433.70
87, 494, 258. 38
74,166, 929. 85
85. 264, 825. 59
72, 952, 260. 80
80, 664, 064. 26
81, 403, 256.49
110, 048,167.49
99, 841, 988. 61
103, 732,799.27
101, 943, 884. 07
93, 279, 730.14
87, 216, 234. 62
90,401,267.82
96,520, 505.17

5,172,546, 448.44 1,447, 941,052,77 345,377, 399, 272,378, 342, 597.213, 041,485, 705.18

a Outstanding
NOTE. —This statement is made from warrants paid by the Treasurer up to June 30, 1866. The




REPORT OF T H E SECRETARY OF T H E TREASURY.

CXLVII

STATES FROM M A R C H 4, 1789, TO J U N E 30, 1898, ETC.—Continued.

Year. Net ordinary ex- Premiums,
penditures.

Interest.

Public debt.

Gross expenditures.

Balance in
Treasury at
the end of
the year.

1865 $1, 217, 704,199.28$1,717,900, II $77,395,090,30 $609, 616,141, 68
$1, 906,433, 331,37$33, 933, 657.89
1866
385,954,731,43
58,476, 51 133, 067, 624,91 620, 263,249.10 1,139, 344,081,95 165, 301, 654. 76
5,152.771,550.43 7, 611,003. 56 502, 689,519. 272, 374,677,103.12 8, 037, 749,176. 38
a 100. 31 a 54,484, 555. 03 a 4,484, 555. 03
a 4,481, 566. 24
a 2, 888.48
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898

5,157, 253,116. 67 7, 611, 003. 56
202, 947,733. 8710,813, 349,
229, 915,088.11 7, 001,151. 04
190, 496,354. 95 1, 674, 680. 05
164, 421,507,15 15, 996, 555. 60
157, 583,827.58 9,016,794.74
153, 201,856.19 6, 958, 266.76
180, 488,636. 90 5,105, 919. 99
194,118, 985, 00 1, 395, 073. 55
171,529, 848, 27
164, 857,813.36
144, 209,963, 28
134, 463,452,15
161, 619,934. 53
169, 090,062. 25 2, 795,320.42
177,142, 897. 63 1, 061, 248.78
186,904, 232.78
206, 248,006. 29
189.547, 865.85
208, 840,678.64
191, 902,992.53
220,190, 602. 72
214, 938,951. 20 8, 270, 842. 46
240, 995,131. 3117, 292,362, 65
261, 637,202. 55 20, 304, 224.06
317, 825,549.37 10,4.01, 220. 61
321, 645,214. 35
356, 213,562. 31
339, 683,874.19
325, 217,268.08
316, 794,417.15
327, 983,049.09
405, 783,526.57

502,
143,
140,
130,
129,
125,
117,
104,
107,
103,
100,
97,
102,
105,
95,
82,
71,
59,
54,
51,
50,
47,
44,
41,
36,
37,
23,
27,
27:
30,
35,
37,
37,

407.75
591,91
045.71
242, 80
498. 00
565,93
839.72
688.44
815, 21
544.57
271. 23
511.58
874. 65
949, 00
575.11
741,18
206, 79
131.25
378,48
256.47
145. 9'
577, 25
007,47
484, 29
284, 05
135. 37
116.23
392.18
405. 64
030, 21
028.93
110,
056, 23

, 374, 677,
203,43 8,042, 233,731.41 160, 817,
.73
735, 536,980,11 1. 093, 079, 655.27 198,076, 537. 09
692, 549,685. 88 1,069, 889, 970. 74 158, 936, 082. 87
261, 912,718. 31 584, 777, 996.11 183,781, 985.76
393, 254,282,13
702, 907, 842. 88 177, 604, 116. 51
399, 503,670, 65 691, 680, 858. 90 138, 019, 122,15
405, 007,307. 54 682, 525, 270. 21 134, 666, 001.85
233, 699,352, 58 524, 044, 597. 91 159, 293, 673.41
422, 065,060,23
724, 698, 933. 99 178, 833, 339. 54
407, 377,492,48
682, 000, 885. 32 172, 804, 061. 32
449, 345,272, 80 714, 446, 357. 39 149, 909, 377,21
323, 965,424.05
565, 299, 898. 91 214, 887, 645. 88
353, 676,944, 90 590, 641, 271.70 286, 591, 453. 88
699, 445,809,16
966, 393, 692. 69 386, 832, 588. 65
432, 590,280.41
700, 233, 238.19 231, 940, 064. 44
165,152, 335. 05 425, 865, 222. 64 280, 607, 668. 37
271, 646,299. 55 529, 627, 739.12 275, 450, 903,53
590, 083,829. 96 855, 491,967.50 374,189, 081. 98
260, 520,690.50
504, 646, 934.83 424, 941, 403. 07
211,760, 353. 43 471, 987, 288. 54 521,794, 026. 26
205, 216,709.36
447, 699, 847.
526, 848, 755.46
271, 901,321.15
539, 833, 501,12 512, 851, 434, 36
249, 760,258. 05 517, 685, 059.18 659,449, 099,94
318, 922.412. 35 618, 211, 390. 60 673,399, 118,18
312, 206,367,50
630, 247,078.16 691, 527, 403.76
365, 352,470.87
731, 126, 376. 22 726, 222, 332. 60
338, 995,958.98
684, 019, 289.56 778, 604, 339. 28
389, 530,044.50
773, 007,998.99 738, 467, 555.07
331,383, 272.95
698, 908, 552.78 763,565, 540.75
354,276, 858. 93 710, 472,157.22 773, 610, 008.76
396,190, 023. 35 748, 369, 469.43 846, 093, 349. 62
353,180, 877.50
718, 955,037,07 864, 790, 237,71
384, 219,542. 00 827, 588,124.80 775, 751, 368.11

12,385,693,202.87 125,698,013,65 2, 902, 298,910.08 14,354,907,110.64 29,768,597, 237. 24

warrants.
outatanding warrants are. then added, and the statement is by warrants issued from that date.




CXLVIII REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
T A B L E M . — S T A T E M E N T SHOWING T H E AMOUNTS OF M O N E Y I N T H E U N I T E D STATES,
IN THE TREASURY AND I N CIRCULATION, ON THE D A T E S S P E C I F I E D .
J U L Y 1, I860.
[Population, 31,443,321; circulation per capita, $13.85.]

Specie
State-bank notes -

General stock
coined or
issued.

I n Treasury.

$235,000,000
207,102, 477

$6, 695,225

$228,304, 775
207,102, 477

442,102,477

6, 695,225

435,407,252

Amount in
circulation.

J U L Y I, 1861.
[Population, 32,064,000; circulation per capita, $13.98.]
Specie
State-bank notes -

$250, 000,000
202,005, 767

$3,600,000

$246,400,000
202, 005,767

452, 005,767

3, 600, 000

448, 405,767

J U L Y 1, 1862.
[Population, 32,704,000; circulation per capita, $10.23.]
State-bank notes
United States notes

..............................

$183,792, 079
96, 620, 000
53, 040, 000

$23,754, 335

$183, 792,079
72,865,665
53, 040, 000

333,452, 079

23,754,335

309, 697, 744
25,000, 000

A d d : Specie i n c i r c u l a t i o n o n t h e Pacific c o a s t

334, 697,744

J U L Y I, 1863.
[Population, 33,365,000; circulation per capita, $17.84.]
Fractional currency
State-bank notes
United States notes
Demand notes

$20,192,456
238, 677, 218
387,646, 589
3, 351,020

L
-

-.-..

649,867,283

$4, 308, 074
75,165,171
79,473,245

A d d : Specifi in ci rnn lation nn tbfi Pi^cifio OOftSt

$15, 884,382
238, 677, 218
312,481,418
3, 351,020
570,394, 038
25, 000,000
595,394,038

J U L Y 1, 1864.
[Population, 34,046,000; circulation per capita, $19.67.]
Fractional currency
State-bank notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
United States notes
National-bank notes

. ........

A d d : Specie in circulation on t b e Pacific c o a s t




....

$22,894,877
179,157, 717
447, 300,203
31,'235,270

$3,762, 376

680,588,067

35,946,589

32,184,213

$19,132,501
179,157,717
415,115, 990
31,235,270
644, 641,478
25, 000,000
669,641,478

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

CXLIX

T A B L E M . — S T A T E M E N T SHOWING T H E AMOUNTS OF M O N E Y I N T H E U N I T E D STATES,
IN THE T R E A S U R Y AND I N CIRCULATION, ON T H E D A T E S SPECIFIED—Continued.
J U L Y I, 1865.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 34,748,000; c i r c u l a t i o n p e r c a p i t a , $20.57.]
General stock
coined or
issued.

I n Treasury.

^
Fractional currency
State-bank notes
United States notes . . . .
National-bank notes

.

'.
....

..........
'.

$25. 005, 829
142, 919, 638
431,066, 428
146,137, 860 '

$3, 277,074

745,129, 755

55,426,760

52,149, 686

Add: Specie in circulation on the Pacific coast

Amount in
circulation.
$21,728,755
142,919,638
378, 916, 74.2
146,137, 860
689, 702, 995
25, 000, 000
714, 702,995

J U L Y 1,1866.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 35,469,000; c i r c u l a t i o n p e r c a p i t a , $18.99.]
State-bank notes
Fractional currency..
United States n o t e s . .
N ational-bank notes .

$19,996,163
27,070, 877
400,780, 306
281,479, 908

$2, 383, 814
72, 988, 001
.5,467,195

$19,
24,
327,
276,

729,327,254

80, 839, OIO

648,488, 244
25, 000, 000

A d d : Specie i n c i r c n l a t i o n o n t h e Pacific c o a s t .

996,163
687, 063
792, 305
012, 713

673,488, 244

J U L Y I , 1867.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 36,211,000; c i r c u l a t i o n p e r c a p i t a , $18.28.]
State-bank notes
Fractional currency..
United States notes ..
National-bank notes .

$4, 484,112
28,307,524
371, 783, 597
298, 625,379

$2, 001, 230
52, 345,895
11,861,416

$4,484,112
26, 306, 294
319, 437, 702
286,763, 961

703,200,612

66,208, 543

636, 992,069
25,000, 000

A d d : Specie i n c i r c u l a t i o n o n t h e Pacific c o a s t .

661,992, 069

J U L Y I, 1868.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 36,973,000; c i r c u l a t i o n p e r capita, $18,39.]
State-bank notes
Fractional currency..
United States n o t e s . .
National-bank notes .

$3,163, 771
32, 626, 952
356, 000,000
299, 762, 855

$3, 627, 600
27,428, 335
5, 393, 982

$3,163, 771
28, 999, 352
328,571, 665
294,368, 873

691, 553,578

6,449,917

655,103,661
25,000, 000

A d d : Specie i n c i r c u l a t i o n o n t h e Pacific c o a s t .

680,103,661
J U L Y 1, 1869.
[ P o p n l a t i o n , 37,756,000; c i r c u l a t i o n p e r c a p i t a , $17.60.]
State-bank notes
Fractional cnrrency
United States notes
National-bank notes

•-

A d d : Specie in circulation on the Pacific coast




$2, 558,874
32,114,637
355, 935,194
299,742,475

$1,672,398
41,233,100
7,992, 791

$2,558, 874
30, 442, 239
314,702, 094
291,749, 684

690,351,180

50,898,289

639, 452, 891
25, 000, 000
664,452,891

CL

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

T A B L E M . — S T A T E M E N T SHOWING THE AMOUNTS OF M O N E Y I N T H E U N I T E D STATES,
IN THE TREASURY AND I N CIRCULATION, ON T H E D A T E S SPECIFIED—Continued.
J U L Y I , 1870.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 38,558,371; c i r c n l a t i o n p e r c a p i t a , $17.50.]
General stock
coined o r
issued.
State-ba;nlc n o t e s
Fractional currency..
United States notes..
National-bank notes .

In Treasury.

$2,222, 793
39, 878, 684
356, 000, 000
299, 766, 984

$5, 499, 402
31. 037, 362
11,118, 903

697,868,461

47, 655, 667

A d d : Specie i n c i r c u l a t i o n on t h e Pacific c o a s t .

Amount in
circulation.
$2, 222, 793
34,379,282
324, 962, 638
288, 648, 081
650, 212, 794
25, 000,000
675, 212,794

J U L Y 1, 1871.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 39,555,000; c i r c u l a t i o n p e r c a p i t a , $18,10.]
State-bank notes
Fractional currency..
United States notes ..
National-bank notes .

$1,968,058
40, 582, 875
356, 000, 000
318, 261, 241

$6,136, 570
12, 931, 030
6, 855, 569

716, 812,174

25, 923.169

A d d : Specie i n c i r c u l a t i o n o n t h e Pacific c o a s t .

$1,968, 058
34, 446, 305
343, 068, 970
311,405, 672
690, 889, 005
25, 000, 000
715, 889, 005

J U L Y I, 1872.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 40,596,000; c i r c u l a t i o n p e r c a p i t a , $18.19.]
State-banknotes . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.... .............
Fractional c u r r e n c y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
................
United States notes
National-bank notes . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..................

$1, 700, 935
40, 855,835
357, 500, 000
337, 664, 795

$4, 452, 906
11, 331, 320
8, 627, 790

$1,700, 935
36,402, 929
346,168, 680
329,037, 005

737,721,565

24,412,016

713,309, 549
25, 000, 000

A d d : Specie i n c i r c u l a t i o n o n t h e Pacific c o a s t

738,309, 549

J U L Y I, 1873.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 41,677,000; circulation p e r c a p i t a , $18,04.]
State-bank notes
Fractional currency..
United States notes..
National-bank notes.

$1, 379,184
44, 799, 365
356,000, 000
347, 267, 061

$6,723, 360
7, 535, 855
8, 304, 586

749,445, 610

22, 563, 801

A d d : Specie i n c i r c u l a t i o n o n t h e Pacific c o a s t .

$1,379,184
38, 076, 005
348, 464,145
338, 962, 475
726,881, 809
25,000, 000
751,881, 809

J U L Y 1, 1874.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 42,796,000; c i r c u l a t i o n p e r c a p i t a , $18,13.]
State-bank notes
Fractional currency
United States notes
National-bank notes

.

..........................

.................................

A d d : Specie i n c i r c u l a t i o n o n t h e Pacific c o a s t . . . . . .




$1,162, 453
45,881,296
382, 000, 000
351,981,032

$7, 647,714
10, 578,548
11,715,488

$1,162 '453
38, 233, 582
371,421, 452
340, 265, 544

781, 024,781

29,941,750

751,083,031
25,000, oop
776,083,031

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

CLI

TABLE M . — S T A T E M E N T SHOWING T H E AMOUNTS OF M O N E Y I N T H E U N I T E D STATES,
IN THE T R E A S U R Y AND I N CIRCULATION, ON T H E D A T E S S P E C I F I E D — C o n t i n u e d .
J U L Y I, 1875.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 43,951,000; c i r c n l a t i o n p e r c a p i t a , $17.16.]
General stock
coined o r
issued.
State-bank notes
Fractional currency.
United States notes .
National-bank notes-

I n Treasury.

$964,497
42,129,-424
375, 771, 580
354, 408,008

$4, 224,854
26, 085, 245
13, 861.463

773, 273,509

44,171,562

A d d : Specie i n c i r c u l a t i o n o n t h e Pacific c o a s t .

Amonnt in
circulation.
$964,497
37, 904, 570
349, 686, 335
340, 546,545
729,101, 947
25,000,000
754,101,947

J U L Y 1, 1876.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 45,137,000; c i r c u l a t i o n p e r c a p i t a , $16.12.]
State-bank notes
Subsidiary silver
Fractional currency..
United States notes.
National-bank notes..

$1, 047, 335
27,418, 734
34, 446, 595
369,772, 284
332, 998, 336

$6,363, 606
1, 507,750
38. 324, 906
16, 877,634

765, 683, 284

63, 073, 896

A d d : S p e c i e i n c i r c u l a t i o n o n t h e Pacific c o a s t .

$1, 047, 335
21, 0,55,128
32,938, 845
331, 447, 378
316,120, 702
702, 609, 388
25,000, 000
727,609,388

T h e a m o n n t of s u b s i d i a r y s i l v e r i n c i r c u l a t i o n , a c c o r d i n g t o t h e r e c o r d s of t h e D e p a r t m e n t , w a s
$26,055,128, b u t for t h e s a k e of n n i f o r m i t y $5,000,000 of t h i s a m o u n t i s d e d u c t e d a n d s t a t e d a s a p a r t of
t h e s p e c i e i n c i r c u l a t i o n o n t h e Pacific Coast, a s h e r e t o f o r e .
J U L Y 1, 1877.
[ P o p n l a t i o n , 46,353,000; c i r c n l a t i o n p e r c a p i t a , $15.58,]
S u b s i d i a r y silver
Fractional currency..
U n i t e d S t a t e s n o t e s .,
National-bank notes..

$40,837, 506
20, 403,137
359, 764,332
317, 048,872

$2, 952, 653
161,476
21, 864,988
15, 759, 847

$37, 884,853
20, 241, 661
337,899,344
301, 289, 025

738,053,847

40,738, 964

697,314,883
25, 000, 000

A d d : Specie i n c i r c u l a t i o n o n t h e Pacific c o a s t .

722,314,883

J U L Y 1, 1878.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 47,598,000; c i r c u l a t i o n p e r c a p i t a , $15.32.]
S t a n d a r d s i l v e r dollars, i n c l u d i n g b n l l i o n i n T r e a s u r y .
Subsidiary silver
Silver certificates
Fractional currency
United States notes
National-banknotes
A d d : Specie i n c i r c u l a t i o n o n t h e Pacific c o a s t .




$16, 269, 079
60,778, 828
1,462, 600
16, 547, 769
346, 681, 016
324, 514, 284

$15,059, 828
6, 860, 506
1,455, 520
180, 044
25, 775,121
12,789,923

$1,209, 251
53, 918, 322
7,080
16, 367, 725
320,905, 895
311,724, 361

766,253, 576

62,120,942

704,132, 634
25,000,000
729,132,634

CLII

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

T A B L E M . — S T A T E M E N T SHOWING T H E XIMOUNTS OF M O N E Y I N T H E U N I T E D STATES,
IN THE TREASURY AND I N CIRCULATION, ON T H E D A T E S S P E C I F I E D — C o n t i n u e d . ^
J U L Y 1, 1879.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 48,866,000; c i r c u l a t i o n p e r capita, $16.75.]

Gold coin, i n c l u d i n g bullion i n T r e a s u r y
S t a n d a r d silver dollars, i n c l u d i n g bullion i n T r e a s u r y
S u b s i d i a r y silver
Gold certificates
S i l v e r certificates
United States notes
National-bank notes

General stock
coined o r •
issued.

I n Treasury.

$245, 741, 837
41, 276, 356
70,^249, 985
15, 413, 700
2, 466, 950
346, 681, 016
329, 691, 697

$135, 236,475
33,239,917
8. 903, 401
133,880
2,052, 470
45, 036, 904
8,286, 701

$110, 505, 362
8, 036,439
61, 346, 584
15, 279, 820
414, 480
301, 644,112
321,404, 996

I,051,521,541

232,889,748

818,631,793

A m o u n t in
circulation.

J U L Y 1, 1880.
[ P o p n l a t i o n , 50,155,783; c i r c u l a t i o n p e r c a p i t a , $19,41.]
Gold coin, i n c l u d i n g b u l l i o n i n T r e a s u r y
S t a n d a r d silver dollars, i n c l u d i n g b u l l i o n i n T r e a s u r y
Sub.sidiary s i l v e r
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
United States notes
National-bank notes

$351,841,206
69,660,408
72, 862,270
8,004, 600
12, 374, 270
346, 681, 016
344, 505, 427

$126,145, 427
49, 549,851
24, 350, 482
40, 700
6, 584, 701
18, 785, 559
7, 090. 249

$225, 695, 779
20,110, 557
48,511, 788
7,963, 900
5, 789, 569
327, 895, 457
337, 415,178

1, 205, 929,197

232, 546,969

973, 382, 228

J U L Y I, 1881.

"

[ P o p n l a t i o n , 51,316,000; c i r c u l a t i o n p e r capita, $21.71.]
Gold coin, i n c l u d i n g b u l l i o n i n T r e a s u r y
S t a n d a r d s i l v e r dollars, i n c l u d i n g b u l l i o n i n T r e a s u r y
Subsidiary silver
Gold certificates
S i l v e r certificates
United States notes —
National-bank notes

$478, 484, 538
95, 297, 083
74, 087, 061
5,782, 920
51,166, 530
346, 681, 016
355, 042, 675

$163,171, 661
65, 954, 671
27, 247, 697
23,400
12, 055,801
18, 554, 092
5,296, 382

1,406, 541, 823

292,303,704

$315,312,877
29, 342,412
46, 839, 364
5, 759, 520
39,110, 729
328,126, 924
349, 746, 293
1,114, 238,119

J U L Y I , 1882.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 52,495,000; c i r c u l a t i o n p e r capita, $22.37.]
Gold coin, i n c l u d i n g b u l l i o n i n T r e a s u r y
S t a n d a r d s i l v e r dollars, i n c l u d i n g b u l l i o n i n T r e a s u r y .
Subsidiary silver
G o l d certificates
Silver certificates
United States notes
National-bank notes

$506, 757, 715
122, 788, 544
74,428, 580
5, 037,120
66,096,710
346, 681, 016
358,742,034

$148, 506, 390
90, 384, 724
28, 048, 631
8,100
11, 590, 620
21,425, 589
6,277, 246

$358, 251, 325
32, 403, 820
46, 379,949
5, 029, 020
54,506, 090
325,255,427
352, 464, 788

1,480, 531,719

306,241,300

1,174,290, 419

J U L Y I , 1883.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 53,693,000; c i r c u l a t i o n p e r c a p i t a , $22.91.]
Gold coin, i n c l n d i n g b u l l i o n i n T r e a s n r y
S t a n d a r d s i l v e r dollars, i n c l u d i n g b u l l i o n i n T r e a s u r y .
Subsidiary silver
Gold certificates
S i l v e r certificates
United States notes
National-banknotes




$542,732, 063
152,047, 685
74, 960, 300
82, 378, 640
88, 616,831
346,681, 016
356,073, 281

$198, 078,568
116, 396, 235
28,486, 001
22, 571, 270
15,996,145
23,438,839
8,217, 062

1, 643,489,816

413,184,120

$344,653,495
35, 651, 450
46,474, 299
59,807, 370
72, 620,686
323, 242,177
347,856,219
1,230, 305,696

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

CLIIl

TABLE M . — S T A T E M E N T SHOWING THE AMOUNTS OF M O N E Y I N THE U N I T E D STATES,

IN T H E TREASURY AND I N CIRCULATION,* ON T H E D A T E S SPECIFIED—Coutinued.
J U L Y 1, 1884.
[Population, 54,911,000; circulation per capita, $22.65.]
General stock
coined or
issued.
Gold coin, including bullion in Treasury
Standard silver dollars, includingbullionin Treasury.
Subsidiary silver
............
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
United States notes .
National-bank notes

In Treasury.

Amount in
circulation.

$545, 500, 797
180, 306, 614
75, 261, 528
98, 392, 660
119,811,691
346, 681, 016
339, 499, 883

$204, 876, 594
139, 616, 414
29, 600, 720
27,246, 020
23, 384, 680
27, 993, 802
8, 809, 990

$340, 624, 203
40, 690, 200
45,660,808
71,146, 640
96,427, Oil
318, 687, 214
330, 689, 893

1, 705,454,189

461, 528,220

1,243, 925, 969

J U L Y 1, 1885.
[Population, 56,148,000; circulation per capita, $23,02,]
Gold coin, including bullion in Treasnry
Standard silver dollars, includingbullion in Treasury.
Subsidiary silver
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
United States notes
National-bank notes

$588, 697, 036
208, 538, 967
74, 939, 820
140, 323,140
139,901, 646
346, 681,016
318, 576, 711

$247, 028, 625
169, 451,998
31, 236, 899
13,593, 410
38, 370, 700
15, 462,379
9, 945, 710

$341, 668,411
39, 086, 969
43,702, 921
126, 729,730
101, 530, 946
^331,218,637
308, 631, 001

1,817, 658, 336

525, 089,721

1,292,568, 615

J U L Y 1, 1886.
[Population, 57,404,000; circulation per capita, $21.82.]
Gold coin, including bullion in Treasury
Standard silver dollars, including bullion in Treasury.
Subsidiary silver
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
United States notes
National-banknotes

$590, 774,461
237,191, 906
75, 060, 937
131,174,245
115, 977, 675
346, 681, 016
311,699,454

$232, 554, 886
184, 523, 283
28,886, 947
55,129, 870
27, 861, 450
22, 868, 317
4, 034,416

1,808, 559, 694

555, 859,169

$358,219,575
52, 668, 623
46,173, 990
76,044,375
88,116, 225
323,812, 699
307,«65,038
1,252,700,525

J U L Y 1, 1887.
[Population, 58,680,000; circulation per capita, $22.45,]
Gold coin, inclnding bullion in Treasury
Standard silver dollars, including bullion in Treasury.
Subsidiary silver
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
United States notes
National-bank notes

$654, 520, 335
277, 445, 767
75, 547, 799
121,486, 817
145, 543,150
346, 681, 016
279,217,788
1,900,442,672

$277, 979, 654
221, 897, 046
26,963, 934
30, 261, 380
3, 425,133
20, 013,797
2, 362, 585
582, 903, 529

$376, 540, 681
55, 548,721
48,583, 865
91, 225, 437
142,118, 017
326, 667, 219
276, 855, 203
1,317,539,143

J U L Y 1, 1888. ^
[Population, 59,974,000; circulation per capita, $22.88.]
Gold coin, inclnding bullion in Treasury
Standard silver dollars, including bullion in Treasury.
Subsidiary silver
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
United States notes
National-banknotes




$705,818, 855
310,166, 459
76,406, 376
142, 023,150
229,491, 772
346, 681, 016
252,368.321
2,062, 955,949

$314,704, 822
254. 639, 063
26, 044, 062
20,928. 500
28, 732,115
• 38, 680,976
7,055,541
690,785,079

$391,114, 033
55. 527,396
50,362,314
121, 094,650
200, 759, 657
308, 000, 040
245,312, 780
1,372,170,870

CLIV

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

TABLE M.—STATEMENT

SHOWING THE AMOUNTS OF M O N E Y I N THE U N I T E D STATES,

IN THE TREASURY AND I N CIRCULATION, ON THE D A T E S

SPECIFIED—Continued.

JULY I, 1889.
[Population, 61,289,000; circulation per capita, $22.52.]
General stock
coined or
issued.
Gold coin, including bullion in Treasury
Standard silver dollars, including bullion in Treasury
Subsidiary coin
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
United States notes
National-bank notes

I n Treasury.

Amount in
circulation.

$680, 063, 505
343, 947, 093
76, 601,836
154. 048, 552
262; 629,746
346, 681, 016
211,378,963

$303, 581, 937
289,489, 794
25,124, 672
36, 918, 323
5,474,181
30, 241, 825
4,158, 330

$376, 481,568
54, 457, 299
51, 477,164
117, 130, 229
257, 155, 565
316, 439,191
207, 220,633

2,075, 350, 711

694,989, 062

1,380,361, 649

J U L Y I, 1890.
[Population, 62,622,250; circulation per capita, $22.82.]
Gold coin, including bullion in Treasury
Standard silver dollars, including bullion in Treasury
Subsidiary silver
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
United States notes
National-bank notes

563,029
380, 083,304
76, 825, 305
157, 562, 979
301, 539, 751
346, 681, 016
185, 970,775
2,144, 226,159

$321, 304,106
323, 804, 555
22, 792, 718
26,732,120
3,983, 513
11,992, 039
4,365, 838
714,974,889

$374, 258, 923
56, 278, 749
54, 032, 587
130,830, 859
297, 556, 238
334, 688, 977
181, 604,937
1,429,251,270

J U L Y 1, 1891.
[Population, 63,975,000; circulation per capita, $23.41.]
Gold coin, including bullion in Treasury
Standard silver dollars, including bullion in Treasury.
Subsidiary silver
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
Treasury notes, act July 14,1890
United States notes
National- bank notes

$646, 582, 852
438, 753,502
77, 848, 700
152, 486, 429
314, 715,185
50, 228, 417
346, 681,016
167, 927,974

$239,263, 689
379, 927,323
19, 629, 480
32,423, 360
7,479, 219
9, 879, 713
3,473, 656
5,706, 928

2,195, 224,075

697,783,368

$407, 319,163
58, 826,179
58, 219, 220
120,063, 069
307, 235, 966
40, 348, 704
343,207, 360
162, 221,046
1,497,440,707

J U L Y 1, 1892.
[Popnlation, 65,520,000; circulation per capita, $24.44.]
Gold coin, including bullion in Treasury
Standard silver dollars, including bullion in Treasury.
Subsidiary silver.. ^
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
Treasury notes, act July 14,1890
United States notes
Curren cy certificates, act June 8,1872
-.
National-bank notes




$664, 275,335
491, 057,518
77, 521,478
156, 623;.929
331, 614, 304
101, 712,071
346, 681,016
30, 430, 000
172, 683, 850

$255,706, 511
434, 240, 056
14, 227, 774
15, 530, 310
4,920, 839
3,453, 379
37,121,112
590, 000
5,462,333

$408, 568, 824
56, 817, 462
63,293,704
141,093,619
•> 326,693,465
98, 258, 692
309, 559, 904
29, 840,000
167, 221,517

2,372, 599,501

771, 252, 314

1,601,347,187

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

CLV

T A B L E M . — S T A T E M E N T SHOWING T H E AMOUNTS OF M O N E Y I N T H E U N I T E D STATES,
IN THE T R E A S U R Y AND I N CIRCULATION, ON T H E D A T E S SPECIFIED—Continued.
J U L Y I , 1893.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 66,946,000; c i r c u l a t i o n p e r c a p i t a , $23.85.]

Gold coin, i n c l u d i n g b u l l i o n i n T r e a s u r y
S t a n d a r d s i l v e r dollars, i n c l u d i n g b u l l i o n i n T r e a s u r y
Subsidiary silver
G o l d certificates
Silver certificates
T r e a s u r y n o t e s , a c t of J u l y 14,1890
United States notes
C u r r e n c y certificates, a c t J u n e 8,1872
National-bank notes

General stock
coined o r
issued.

I n Treasury.

$597,697,685
538, 300, 776
77, 415,123
94, 041, 189
330. 957, 504
147,190, 227
346, 681, 016
12, 405, 000
178,713,872

$189,162,022
481,371,103
11,945, 257
1, 399, 000
4,133, 656
6, 334, 613
27, 621,590
690, 000
4,043, 906

$408, 535, 663
56, 929, 673
65, 469, 866
92, 642,189
326,823, 848
140,855,614
319,059,426
11,715,000
174, 669,966

2, 323, 402, 392

726, 701,147

1,596,701,245

Amount in
circnlation.

J U L Y 1, 1894.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 68,397,000; c i r c u l a t i o n p e r c a p i t a , $24.28.]
Gold coin, i n c l u d i n g b u l l i o n i n T r e a s u r y
S t a n d a r d s i l v e r dollars, i n c l u d i n g b u l l i o n i n T r e a s u r y .
Subsidiary silver
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
T r e a s u r y n o t e s , a c t J u l y 14,1890
United States notes
C u r r e n c y certificates, a c t J u n e 8,1872
Nationai-bank notes

293, 201
548, 000,032
76, 249, 925
66, 387, 899
337, 148,504
152, 584,417
346, 681, 016
59, 235, OCO
206,854,787
2,420,434,781

$131, 316,471
495,435.370
17,738, 968
48,050
10, 157, 768
902,
988
17,
091,414
300,000
635, 044

$495. 976, 730
52; 564, 662
58, 510, 957
66, 339, 849
326,990, 736
134, 681, 429
266.589, 602
58,935,000
200, 219, 743

759, 626,073

1,660, 808, 708

J U L Y 1, 1895.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 69,878,000; circulation p e r c a p i t a , $22.93.]
Gold coin, i n c l u d i n g b u l l i o n i n T r e a s u r y
,
S t a n d a r d s i l v e r dollars, i n c l u d i n g b u l l i o n in T r e a s u r y
S u b s i d i a r j silver
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
T r e a s u r y n o t e s , a c t J u l y 14,1890
,
United States notes
C u r r e n c v certificates, a c t J u n e 8,1872
National-bank notes

$636, 256, 023
547,777,049
76, 954,434
48, 469, 959
328, 894, 504
146,088, 400
346, 681, 016
55,795, 000
211, 691, 035
2,398, 607,420

$156, 618, 062
495, 791, 006
16, 604, 420
88, 650
9, 271, 563
30,145,231
83. 032,031
350, 000
4,737, 984
796,638,947

$479, 637, 961
51, 986, 043
60, 350, 014
48, 381, 309
319, 622, 941
115,943,169
263, 648, 985
55, 445, 000
206, 953,051
1,601, 968,473

J U L Y 1, 1896.
[ P o p u l a t i o n , 71,390,000; c i r c u l a t i o n p e r c a p i t a , $21.10.]

Gold coin, i n c l u d i n g b u l l i o n i n T r e a s u r y
S t a n d a r d silver doUars, i n c l u d i n g b u l l i o n i n T r e a s u r y .
Subsidiary silver
Gold certificates
S i l v e r certificates
T r e a s u r y notes, a c t J u l y 14,1890'
United States notes
C u r r e n c y certificates, a c t J u n e 8,1872
National-banknotes




$599, 597, 964
551, 723, 999
75, 971, 507
42, 818,189
342, 619,504
129, 683,280
346, 681,016
32, 210, 000
226, 000, 547
2,347,306, 006

$144, 692,900
499, 607, 095
15, 767, 056
620, 070
11, 962, 313
34, 838, 033
122,431.148
320, 000
10, 832,425
840, 871,040

$454, 905, 064
52,116,904
60, 204, 451
42,198,119
330, 657,191
95, 045, 247
224,249, 868
31, 890, 000
215,168,122
1,506,434,966

CLVI

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

T A B L E M . — S T A T E M E N T SHOWING T H E AMOUNTS OF MONEY I N T H E U N I T E D STATES,
IN THE T R E A S U R Y AND I N CIRCULATION, ON THE D A T E S SPECIFIED—Continued.
J U L Y 1. 1897.
[Population, 72,937,000; circulation per capita, $22,49.]

Gold coin, i n c l u d i n g b u l l i o n i n T r e a s u r y
S t a n d a r d silver dollars, i n c l u d i u g bullion i n T r e a s u r y .
Gold certificates . . . . . .

.

..

T r e a s u r y n o t e s , a c t J u l y 14, 1890
United States notes
.........
C u r r e n c y certificates, a c t J u n e 8,1872
National-bank notes.'.

General stock
coined o r
issued;

I n Treasury.

$696, 239,016
556, 590,184
75, 818, 369
38, 782,169
375,479, 504
114, 867, 280
346,681,016
62, 340, 000
230,668, 034

$178, 649, 328
504, 649,903
16, 201, 960
1,496, 830
17,^630,192
31, 397, 763
100,726, 394
1,380, 000
5,123,683

2,497,465,572

857,256,053

A m o u n t in
circulation.

$517,589, 688
51, 940, 281
59, 616,409
37, 285, 339
357, 849, 312
83,469, 517
245,954, 622
60, 960, 000
225, 544, 351
1,640,209,519

J U L Y I, 1898.
[Popnlation, 74,522,000; circulation per capita, $24,66,]
Gold coin, including bullion in Treasury
Standard silver dollars, includingbullionin Treasury
Subsidiary silver
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
Treasury notes, act J u l y 14,1890
United States notes
Currency certificates, act J u n e 8, 1872
National-bank notes




$861, 514, 780
561,350,859
76,127, 610
37,420,149
398, 556, 504
101, 207, 280
346, 681, 016
26, 675,000
227, 900,177

$203, 564, 317
502,867, 893
12, 070, 690
1,608, 560
8, 429, 994
2, 900, 843
62, 111, 994
1,110, 000
4, 909,189

2, 637,433, 375

799, 573,480

$657, 950.463
58, 482, 966
64. 056, 920
35, 811,589
390,126, 510
98, 306, 437
284, 569, 022
25, 565, 000
222,990, 988
1,837,859,895

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

CLVII

TABLE M . — S T A T E M E N T SHOWING T H E AMOUNTS O F M O N E Y I N T H E U N I T E D STATES,
IN THE T R E A S U R Y , A N D I N C I R C U L A T I O N , O N T H E D A T E S S P E C I F I E D — C o n t i n u e d .

RECAPITULATION.
Year.
1860
1861
1862
1863
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
I88I
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898

Amount of money
in United States.
$442, 102, 477
452, 005, 767
358, 452, 079
674, 867,283
705, 588, 067
770, 129,755
754, 327,254
728, 200, 612
716, 553, 578
715, 351,180
722, 868,461
741, 812,174
762, 721, 565
774, 445, 610
806, 024, 781
798, 273, 509
790, 683, 284
763, 053, 847
791, 253,576
1,051, 521, 541
1,205, 929,197
1,406, 541,823
1, 480,531,719
I, 643,489,816
1,705, 454,189
1,817, 658,336
1, 808,559, 694
1, 900,442, 672
2, 062,955,949
2, 075,350, 711
2,144, 226,159
2,195, 224, 075
2, 372,599, 501
2, 323,402, 392
2, 420,434, 781
2,398, 607,420
2, 347,306,006
2,497,465,572
2, 637,433, 375

Amount in circulation.
$435, 407,252
448, 405,767
334, 697,744
595, 394,038
669, 641,478
714, 702,995
673, 488, 244
661, 992, 069
103, 661
452, 891
675, 212,794
715, 889, 005
738, 309,549
751, 881, 809
776, 083, 031
754, 101, 947
727, 609,388
722, 314,883
729, 132, 634
818, 631, 793
973, 382, 228
1,114, 238,119
1,174, 290.419
1,230, 305, 696
1, 243,925, 969
1, 292,568, 615
1,252, 700, 525
1,317, 539,143
I, 372,170,870
I, 380,361, 649
1,429, 251, 270
1,497, 440, 707
1,601, 347,187
1,596, 701, 245
1, 660,808,708
1, 601,968, 473
1,506, 434,966
1, 640,209, 519
1,837, 859, 895

Population.
31,443, 321
32, 004, 000
32, 704, 000
33, 365, 000
34, 046, 000
34,748, 000
35,469,000
36, 211,000
36, 973, 000
37, 756, 000
38, 558, 371
39, 555, 000
40,596,000
41, 677,000
42,796, 000
43, 951, 000
45,137, 000
46, 353, 000
47, 598, 000
48, 866, 000
50,155,783
51, 316, 000
52, 495, 000
53, 693, 000
54, 911, 000
56,148, 000
57,404,000
58, 680, 000
59, 974, 000
61, 289, 000
62, 622, 250
63, 975, 000
65, 520, 000
66,946, 000
68, 397, 000
69, 878, 000
71, 390, 000
72, 937,000
74, 522, 000

Money^ Oirculation
per capita. per capita. ^
$14.06
14.09
10.96
20,23
20.72
22,16
21.27
20.11
19,38
18.95
18.73
18,75
18,70
18,58
18.83
18.16
17,52
16.46
16.62
2L52
24,04
27.41
28. 20
30.60
31.06
32.37
3L50
32.39
34.39
33.86
34.24
34,31
36.21
34,70
35,39
34.33
32.88
34.24
35.39

$13.85
13.98
10.23
17.84
19.67
20, 57.
18,99
18.28
18.39
17,60
17.50
18.10
18.19
18.04
18.13
17.16
16.12
15.58
15.32
16.75
19,41
2L7I
22.37
22,91
22,65
23,02
2L82
22,45
22.88
22,52
22,82
23.41
24,44
23,85
24.28
22,93
2L10
22.49
24.66

NOTE.—The difference between the amount of money in the country and the amount in circulation
represents the money in the Treasury,
Currency certificates, act of June 8,1872, are included in theamouut of United States notes in circulation in tne tables for the years 1873 to 1891, inclusive; since 1891 they are reported separately.
The foregoing tables present the revised figures for each of the years given.




CLVIII

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

T A B L E N . — S T A T E M E N T OF U N I T E D STATES BONDS AND O T H E R OBLIGATIONS R E CEIVED AND ISSUED BY THE O F F I C E OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY FROM
N O V E M B E R 1, 1897, TO OCTOBER 31, 1898.

T i t l e of loan.

S i x p e r c e n t b o n d s (act of J u l y 17,1861)
Six p e r c e n t b o u d s (act of F e b . 25,1862)
Gold certificates (series of 1888)
B o n d s i s s u e d t o Pacific r a i l r o a d s (acts of
J u l y 1,1862, a n d J u l y 2,1864)
Ten-forty b o n d s of 1864 (act of M a r . 3,1864).,
Consols of 1865 (act of M a r , 3,1865)
Consols of 1867 (act of M a r , 3,1865)
F u n d e d loan of 1881, 5 p e r c e n t ( a c t s of J u l y
14,1870, a n d J a n . 20,1871)
F u n d e d loan of 1881, 5 p e r c e n t (acts of J u l y
14, 1870, a n d J a n . 20,1871), c o n t i n u e d a t 3^
p e r c e n t ..,
F u n d e d loan of 1891,4^ p e r c e n t (acts of J u l y
14,1870, and J a n . 20,1871)
F u n d e d loan of 1907, 4 p e r c e n t (acts of J u l y
14,1870, a n d J a n . 20,1871)
Certiticates of d e p o s i t (act of J u n e 8,1872) . . .
T h r e e p e r c e n t b o n d s (act of J u l y 12,1882)...
F u n d e d loan of 1891, c o n t i n u e d a t 2 p e r c e n t .
F i v e p e r c e n t loan of 1904 (act of J a n . 14.1875)
F o u r p e r c e u t loan of 1925 (act of J a n . 14,1875)
T h r e e p e r c e n t 10-20 loan of 1898 (act of J u n e
13,1898)
Gold certificates (act M a r . 3,1865, series 1875)
Gold certificates (act M a r . 3,1863, series 1870
a n d 1871)
Total




E e c e i v e d for
E e c e i v e d for
exchange
and transfer. redemption.

Issued.

$1,000
50
505, 000
$14,073, 000

31,073,952
14, 050
20,500
15,650

Total transactions.
$1, 000
50
505, 000

$14, 073, 000

2,100

59, 219, 952
14, 050
20, 500
15,650
2, IOO

600

600

24, 350

24, 350

61, 041, 050
84, 715, 000
5,000

61,046,450
56,565, 000

122, 087, 500
141, 280, 000
5.000
9, 089, 600
52, 220, 500
89, 278,800

4, 544, 800
26,110, 250
44, 639,400

4, 544, 800
26,110, 250
44, 639, 400

34,163, 960

213,563,140

247,727,100
900

184,572,460

116,378, 252 I 420, 542, 040

721, 492, 752

APPENDIX TO THE REPORT ON THE FINANCES.

FI 98

1







A_p]PE]srr)ix.
EEPOETS OF HEADS OF BUEEAUS AKD OTHEE OFFICEES.
(No. 1.)
REPORT OF THE TREASURER.

TREASURY D E P A R T M E N T ,
O F F I C E OF T H E T R E A S U R E R ,

Washington, December 1, 1898.
S I R : The transactions and condition of the Treasury for the past
year present several features of interest.
REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES.

The net ordinary revenues and expenditures for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1898, present this comparison with those of the preceding
twelve months:
Ac(fonnt.

1897.

1898.

Increase.

Decrease.

REVENUES.
Custonis . . . . . . .

...

Lands
Total
Net

$176, 554,126. 65
146,688, 574. 29
864, 581.41
23, 614, 422. 81

$149, 575, 062. 35
170, 900, 641. 49
1, 243,129. 42
83,602, 501, 94

347, 721, 705.16

405,321, 335, 20

84,578, 694. 34
57, 599, 630. 04

18, 356, 864. 82
8, 678, 929,54
8, 814, 999. 20
46, 545, 332, 21
2, 076, 876. 84
5, 928, 265. 21
48, 950, 267. 89
34,561,546,29
13, 016, 802.'46
141, 053, 164. 63
37,791,110.48

19, 764,251.59
4, 902,511.15
8, 671, 352. 83
54, 355, 678. 84
2, 485, 581.13
6, 341,129. 63
91,992, 000. 29
58,823,984.80
10, 994, 667. 70
147, 452, 368. 61
37, 585, 056. 23

1,407,386.77
7, sio, 346. 63
408, 704. 29
412,864. 42
43,041,732.40
24, 262,438. 51

365,774,159. 57

443, 368, 582.80

83, 742, 677.00
77, 594,423.23

18,052, 454.41

38, 047, 247. 60

19, 994, 793.19

.

$26, 979, 064. 30
$24, 212,067.20
378, 548.01
59, 988, 079.13
26,979, 064.30

EXPENDITURES.
Internal revenue
I n t e r i o r civil
Judiciary
War Departraent
Pensions
Interest

.

Total
Isfet
Deficiency

3,776,418.39
143, 646,37

2, 022,134,76
6, 399, 203.98
206,054,25
6,148, 253.77

With a net addition of $57,599,630.04 to the revenues, and of $77,594,423.23 to the expenditures, a deficiency was created of $38,047,247.60,
which exceeds that of the preceding year by $19,994,793ol9.



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REPORT ON THE FINANCES.

In comparison with the previous year, the receipts and disbursements
on account of the public debt may be stated thus:
1897.

Account.

1898.

Increase.

Decrease.

RECEIPTS.
$5, 950. 00
54, 260, 000, 00
29, 642, 000,00
22. 024, 970. 00

$2,700.00

$3,250. 00
59, 620, 000. 00
30, 686, 000. 00
15, 448, 970. 00
10, 000. 00
178.432, 000. 00
105, 730, 000. 00

173, 620, 000. 00
53, 675, 000.00

389, 930, 220. 00

333, 227,920. 00

6, 578, 700, 00

11,378,502.00
59, 620, 000, 00
45, 502, 000. 00
11, 092, 355, 50
4, 046, 020. 00
145, 572, 000. 00
. . . . = 75, 970, 000. 00

29, 942, 062. 00
54, 260, 000. 00
43, 302, 000, 00
15, 990. 460, 00
1, 362, 020. 00
150, 543, 000. 00
88, 820, 000. 00

18, 563,560, 00

353,180, 877.50

384, 219, 542. 00

41,282,664,50
31, 038, 664, 50

50,991, 622. 00

87, 740,964,00

T r e a s u r v n o t e s of 1890 Gold certificates

Total
Net

$5, 360, 000.00
I, 044, 000.00
6, 576, 000, 00
10, 000.00
4, 812, 000, 00
52,055, 000, 00
63, 281, 000, 00
56, 702, 300, 00

DISBURSEMENTS.
Bonds and fractional c u r r e n c y . . .
T r e a s u r v n o t e s of 1890
Gold certificates
S i l v e r certificates
C u r r e n c y certificates

...

Total
j^et
E x c e s s of r e c e i p t s
Excessof disbursements..

5, 360,000, 00
2, 200 J)00. 00
4,898,104. 50
2, 684, 000.00
4, 971, 000. 00
12, 850, 000. 00
10, 244, 000.00

36,749, 342. 50

The aggregate warranted receipts for the year, from all sources, were
therefore $738,549,255.20, as compared with $737,651,925.16 for the
previous year. In view of the extreme variations in the conditions
and circumstances which affected the operations of the two periods,
this practical uniformity of results is remarkable only because it must
be considered as purely accidental. On the side of the disbursements,
however, the influence of events is plainly seen in the increase of
$108,633,087.73. A summary comparison of aggregate transactions
follows:
Account.

1897.

1898.

Increase.

$347, 721,705.16
389,930,220. 00

$405, 321,335.20
333, 227, 920.00

$57, 599, 630.04

737, 651,925.16

738, 549, 255. 20

897, 330, 04

365, 774,159. 57
353,180, 877. 50

443, 368, 582, 80
384, 219, 542. 00

77, 594, 423,23
31, 038, 664, 50

718, 955, 037. 07

827, 588,124. 80

108, 633, 087.73

89, 038, 869. 60

107, 735, 757. 69

Decrease.

RECEIPTS.
Ordinary
Debt
Total

$56. 702,300.00

DISBURSEIVIENTS.
Ordinary
Debt
Total
E x c e s s of r e c e i p t s
E x c e s s of d i s b u r s e m e n t s .

18, 696, 888.09

The agreement of this statement of the transactions of the two years
with the accounts of the Department, in which the Treasurer figures as
debtor, is shown in the following summary exhibit of operations and
results, the balances stated being those which stood charged to the
Treasurer at the periods indicated:



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Account.

1897. '

1898,

Increase.

$846, 093, 349, 62
737, 651, 925.16

$864,790, 237, 71
738, 549, 255.20

$18,696,888.09
897, 330. 04

Total

i 1, 583, 745, 274. 78
718, 955, 037, 07

1, 603, 339, 492. 91
827, 588,124. 80

19,594,218.13
108, 633, 087.73

B a l a n c e to n e x t y e a r

i

864, 790, 237, 71

775,751,368.11

B a l a n c e from p r e v i o u s y e a r

i

Decrease.

-$89, 038, 869. 60

1

In the next statemeht are shown the results of the purely fiscal operations, which consist in the receipt and disbursement of the moneys
arising from the ordinary revenues and from loans:
1

Account.

'

1897.

1898,

Increase.

$347,721, 705,16
3, 250. 00
59, 620, 000.00
15,448, 970. 00

$405, 321, 335, 20
5, 950, 00
54,260, 000, 00
22,024,970. 00

$57, 599, 630. 04
2, 700.00

422, 793, 925.16

481, 612, 255, 20

64,178, 330, 04
58,818, 330.04

365, 774,159. 57
11, 378, 502. 00
59, 620, 000. 00
11, 092, 355, 50

443, 368, 582. 80
77, 594,423. 23
29, 942, 062. 00 • 18,563,560.00
54, 260, 000. 00
15, 990, 400. 00
4, 898,104. 50

447, 865, 017, 07

543, 561,104.80

101, 056, 087. 73
95, 696, 087. 73

25,071,091.91

61,948,849.60

36, 877, 757.69

Decrease.

1

RECEIPTS.

Ordinary
Bonds
Dnited States notes
Total
Net

1

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L

L
:.

DISBURSEMENTS,

Ordinary
.
Bonds and fractional currency,
United States notes
'..
!National-bank n o t e s

$5, 360, 000.00
6, 576, 000, 00
5, 360, 000.00

!

L
.j.
.j.
'.

Total
ITet
E x c e s s of d i s b u r s e m e n t s .'

5, 360, 000. 00
5, 360, 000. 00

From this statemenlj it appears that the total fiscal deficiency for the
year was $61,948,849.6!0. A more exact understanding of the causes of
this result may be obtained from the following detailed explanation:
Deficiency in ordinary revenues
P a y m e n t o f Pacific Railroad bonds
Redemption of matured d^bt and fractional currency

$38, 047, 247. 60
29,850,952.00
85,160. 00

Total
[
Less gain from deposits for retiring bank notes
Net

67,983,359.60
6, 034,510.00

1

61,948,849.60

The aggregate receipts and disbursements on accouut of Treasury
notes of 1890 and the three classes of certificates which are used as
money were as follows:
Account.

1

1897.

1898.

Increase,

Decrease.

RECEIPTS.

i.
L.

$30, 686, 000. 00
284.172,000. 00

$29, 642,000. 00
227, 295,000. 00

$1, 044,000.00
56, 877, 000.00

L.

314, 858, 000.00

256,937, 000. 00

57, 921,000.00

45, 502, 000. 00
225, 548, 020. 00

43, 302, 000. 00
240,725, 020. 00

$15,177, 000.00

'[..

271, 050, 020. 00

284, 027, 020. 00

12, 977,000. 00

E x c e s s of r e c e i p t s
E x c e s s o f d i s b u r s e m e n t s \..

43, 807, 980. 00
27, 090, 020. 00

70,898, 000. 00

T r e a s u r y n o t e s of 1890
Certificates
Total
DISBURSEMENTS.

T r e a s u r y n o t e s of 1890
Certificates
'.
Total




2, 200, 000. 00

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.

As all of the accounts from which the foregoing figures are taken are
based upon warrants, and as there was in the Treasury on June 30 an
unusually large sum of money which had then not yet been formally
covered in, the discrepancy between the results shown in the preceding
statements and the actaal assets of the Treasury is more than ordinarily conspicuous. The chief source of the uncovered cash was the
war loan, the first proceeds of which came in on the 14th of June, but
Avere not covered by warra;nt until after the close of the fiscal year.
THE PACIFIC RAILROADS.

In the miscellaneous receipts are included moneys received from
the sale of the Union Pacitic Raih^oad and the Kansas Pacific Railroad.
These exceed by $7,151,593.71 the net increase of receipts for the fiscal
year. Without these moneys the deficiency would have been greater
by their amount. These receipts were:
UNION PACIFIC.
Amount.

Date,
1897

N o v e m b e r 26
N o v e m b e r 29
December 6
D e c e r a b e r 16
D e c e m b e r 26
1898—January 6

'
...

$18,194, 618.26
6,100,000.00
8 538 401.38
8,538,401.37
8,538,401,37
8, 538, 401. 37

.

58, 448,223.75

Total

KANSAS PACIFIC.
1898—Marcb 2
M a r c h 19
M a r c b 29
April 8
A p r i l 18

1

$1,000,000.00
1, 325,750.00
1, 325, 750. 00
1. 325, 750.00
1, 325, 750,00

:

Total

6, 303, 000, 00
BOTH ROADS.

Aggregate

64,751, 223.75

The first installment on accountof the Union Pacific was the amount
of the sinking fund held iu the Treasury for the reduction of the
indebtedness of the company to the Government.
Out of these moneys, bonds issued by the Government for the construction of the Pacific railroads, were paid to the amount in principal, as follows:
Central Pacific
Kansas Pacific
Union Pacific
Central Branch Union Pacific
Sioux City and Pacific
Total

,

$10,584,120
I, 422, 000
15, 895, 512
326, 000
1, 623, 320
29,850,952

WAR EXPENDITURES.

The expenditures of both the War and Navy Departments, up to the
close of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1898, were largely increased
on account of the war with Spain. This increase for that period was,
for the War Department, $43,041,732.40, and for the Navy Department,
$24,262,438.51.
For the four months, July, August, September, and October, 1898,
the expenditures of the War Department were $107,520,368.29, being
$81,613,131.40 greater than for the same months in 1897. For the same



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months this year the Navy Department expended $27,459,577.71, which
was $16,014,926 more than it spent in the like period of 1897. Up to
October 31, the war with Spain added to the disbursements of these
two Departments the sum of $164,932,228.31.
STATE OF THE TREASURY.

Without regard to the prospect of revenue or expenditure, the condition of theTreasury was stronger at the close than at the opening of the
fiscal year; for while there was an unimportant decrease in the amount
of the assets, in the fiscal as well as the issue branch of the business,
this shrinkage was more than compensated for by the improvement
which took place in the character of the holdings. A gain of upward
of $26,000,000 in free gold, coupled with an increase of nearly $23,000,000
in absolutely secured deposits with banks, is a very satisfactory offset
to a net loss of $7,500,000 in the total holdings available for the fiscal
operations of the Government. Especially is this acceptable as true
when it is noted that all of these changes were efi'ected at no greater
cost than the loss of so much in silver and Treasury notes.
In summary form, the condition of the fiscal branch of the Treasury's
business on June 30,1897 and 1898, may be stated thus:
J u n e 30,1897.
ASSETS.
Gold coin a n d b n l l i o n
Silver coin a u d b u l l i o n
N o t e s and certificates
L
M i n o r coin a n d f r a c t i o n a l currenjcy
Deposits in national b a n k s
L
Bonds and interest paid
L
,

J u n e 30,1898,

;139, 867,158. 57
30, 505, 079. 42
95, 414, 862.16
1, 346, 099. 82
15, 958,733.82
2&d, 490. 44

;166,144,167. 90
15,174, 798. 99
54, 395, 580. 38
1, 248, 024. 41
38, 743, 017.17
42, 214. 32

Total

i

283, 295,424. 23

275, 747, 803.17

General account
Agency account

LIABILrriES
j
,
^
.',

244,466, 201. 95
38, 829, 222, 28

209, 282, 643.13
66, 465,160.04

283, 295, 424, 23

275,747,803.17

Total

'

In the condition of the issue branch of the business the only considerable change which occurred was in the least important part of it from
the point of view of statistics—the. issue and redemption of currency
certificates. The decrease of some $36,000,000 in the volume of these
certificates outstanding represents simply the withdrawal of this amount
of United States notes; from theTreasury, where they had formerly been
lodged by the national banks for safe keeping.
The statement of the assets and liabilities arising out of the issue of
certificates and of Treasury notes of 1890 follows:
J u n e 30, 1897.

i

J u n e 30, 1898.

ASSETS.

Gold coin a n d bullion
Silver d o l l a r s a n d b u l l i o n
United States notes

Total

L
.

$38, 782,169.00
490, 346, 784. 00
62, 340, 000. 00

$37, 420,149, 00
499,763, 784. 00
26, 675, 000. 00

i

591, 468, 953.00

563, 858, 933. 00

38, 782,169.00
375, 479. 504. 00
62, 340, 000. 00
114,867,280.00

37,420,149.00
398, 556, 504. 00
26, 675, 000. 00
101, 207, 280.00

591,468, 953, 00

563, 858, 933, 00

LIABILITIES,

Gold certificates
S i l v e r certificates
C u r r e n c y certificates . . . .
T r e a s u r y n o t e s of 1890
Total




i
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.

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REPORT ON T H E

FINANCES.

In the two preceding statements are represented an oi one available
assets of the Treasury, which amounted to $874,764,377.23 on June 30,
1897, and to $839,606,736.17 a year later. A consolidated statement of
the live assets is next given, with the addition of certain iteins of
assets not available. As against the aggregate assets of $869,202,941.22
shown by all the accounts on June 30, 1898, the Treasurer's liability to
the generalTreasury fund was $775,751,368.11; one of $66,465,160.04 was
sustained in his capacity as the depositary of public officers, and one of
$26,986,413.07 for moneys paid into his hands but not yet covered by
warrant into the general account. The marked increase under the last
two heads was incident to the war, and was due mostly in the case of
the former to the enlarged advances made to disbursing officers for
military expenditures, and in the case of the latter to the first proceeds
of the 3 per cent loan of $200,000,000.
With these explanations the comparative statement of aggregate
assets and liabilities is given in summary form :
June 30—

ASSETS, .

$178, 649, 327. 57
520,851,863.42
157, 754, 862.16
1, 346, 099. 82
15, 958, 733. 82
203, 490, 44

$203, 564, 316. 90
514,938, 582. 99
81, 070, 580. 38
1, 248, 024. 41
38, 743, 017,17
42, 214. 32

Total available

874, 764, 377. 23

839, 606, 736.17

Deposits with States
Unavailable funds
".
Unpaid loss on recoinage

28,101, 644. 91
1,494, 372. 63
51,181. 81

Gold coin and bullion
Silver coin and bullion
Notes and certificates... Minor coin and fractional currency
Deposits in natioual banks
Bonds and interest paid

Total unavailable

28,101, 644. 91
1, 494, 372. 63
187. 51

29, 647,199. 35

29, 596, 205. 05

904, 411, 576.58

869, 202, 941. 22

864, 790, 237. 71
38, 829, 222. 28
792,116. 59

775, 751, 368. II
66, 465,160, 04
26, 986,413. 07

904, 411, 576. 58

, 202, 941. 22

LIABILITIES.

General account
Agency account
Uncovered moneys
Aggregate

SHIPMENTS OF CURRENCY.

In every year the currents of trade create a varying demand for different denominations of money. During the period of the movement
of the crops, grain, cotton, and sugar, the producing parts ofthe country need small notes for payments to farmers, planters, shippers, and
merchants. Later in every season, as currency settles into the banks
and the financial centers, large denominations are called for, to be used
as reserves and for settlement of large transactions, because of facility
in counting them and the smaller bulk they ofiPer in transportation and
in vaults.
The Treasury Department, to the extent that it provides the currency for the country, seeks to furnish such denominations as will best
serve the business community. In former years this task has presented
serious difficulties. By forethought and care, during the past fiscal
year and the autumn followiug it, a stock of notes of different denominations was provided, through the Bureau of Engraving and Printing,
adequate to any emergency. Although the volume of paper money of



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each kind—United States notes, Treasurynotes, and silver certificates—
is strictly limited by law, exchange of small notes for large denominations
has been readily made. By this process within forty days after the 1st
of September, 1898, Chicago alone received $5,150,000 in small notes.
While the available cash balance in the Treasury has been very large
during the season now closing, the part of it in the form of gold has
been greater than ever before, both absolutely and in its ratio to other
currency. .In previous years the Government has sought for gold, and
readily gave paper currency for it. This year, although the net gold
exceeded the needs of the Treasury, gold coin has been accepted up to
the middle of October to the extent of over $15,000,000, and notes of
small denominations have been granted on demand to facilitate the
business of the people.
The shipments of currency from Washington against deposits of gold
with the assistant treasurer in New York, compare thus during the
periods stated:
°
Fiscal years:
1896
1897
1898
1899 (four montlis)

Amount,
$851,298
5,365,000
19,718,000
14,371,000

•

The volume of currency in the autumn of three successive years indicates the increased activity in transactions, and doubtless also additions
to the savings of individuals. For illustration, a statenient is presented of gold in circulation, all in denominations of $20 and under,
and of notes of $20 and under, and separately of notes of the larger
denominations:
S e p t e m b e r 30—
Denomination.
1896,
Gold coin
Paper currency:
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars

"

T o t a l t w e n t v dollars a n d u n d e r
F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d d o l l a r s F i v e h u n d r e d dollars

. . . . . . .

F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
Ten thousand dollars
T o t a l fifty d o l l a r s a n d o v e r
Aggregate paper
Dnknown, destroyed
Net paper

.

.

......

1897.

1898.

$478, 771,490

$528,098, 753

$622, 649, 812

46, 090,748
30, 742, 360
279, 812,149
304, 921,106
211,389,620

47, 388, 215
30, 436, 596
273, 393, 522
302, 69],417
207, 524, 076

51, 643, 535
32,782,988
282, 639, 237
316, 745, 997
219, 279,106

872,955, 983

861,433,826

903, 090, 863

39, 948, 215
79, 773, 270
10,043, 500
89, 255, 500
6, 540,000
46, 800, 000

43, 625, 865
80,819,070
19, 373, 500
89, 678, 500
6, 620,000
65,450, 000

50, 452, 390
60, 382, 470
19, 353, 500
68,053,500
5, 855, 000
29,900,000

272, 360,485

305,506, 935

234, 056, 860

1,145, 316,468
1, 000, 000

1,167, 000, 761
1, 000, 000

1,137,147,723
1, 000, 000

1,144,316, 468

1,166, 000,761

1,136, 147,723

Small notes decreased in volume from 1896 to 1897 by $11,522,157,
but increased from 1897 to 1898 by $41,657,037. The gold in circulation
has risen steadily by $49,327,263 from September 30,1896, to the same
date in 1897, and during the twelve months preceding September 30,
1898, the addition has been $94,551,059.
The total currency in circulation shows an increase from 1896 to
1897 of $96,538,249; during the year ending with September last of
$137,755,854, and for the two years of $234,294,103.



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REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.

Inquiries are frequently addressed to the Treasurer's Ofiice, relating
to the available currency in the West and I^orthwest. A table has
been prepared, and is below given, as the best general answer to such a
question, showing the.aggregate capital, surplus, and undivided profits
of the national banks located in tbe territory north of the Ohio, and
west of the Mississippi, together with the deposits carried by the same
institutions, in July in each of the last three years:
Date.
J u l y 14, 1896
J u l y 23, 1897
J u l y 14, 1898

Capital, s u r p l u s ,
a n d X)rofits.

Deposits.

$341,161, 948. 29
322,064, 287. 23
323, 009,757. 36

$582, 81.7, 798. 06
596,188,191.80
664,830, 408. 97

Aggregate.
$923, 979, 746. 35
918, 252, 479. 03
987, 840,166. 33

The data of comparison are the same for each of the years presented,
and while they hardly show the resources of this sort in their completeness, the evidence is irresistible that in the instruments of trade and
commerce the immense region to which the figures relate has gathered
strength in these respects of surpassing use and significance.
THE NET GOLD BALANCE.

The prosperity of the country and the solidity of the general monetary condition are shown in no feature of the Treasury records more
plaiuly than in the net gold balance. Before September 1, 1898, the
highest point which this had ever attained was on April 3, 1888, when
it stood at $219,059,232. From June, 1878, for fifteen years, to June 6,
1893, it never fell so low as on that date, when the amount was
$89,589,364. The difierence between this amount and the reserve of
$100,000,000 was restored by the surrender by the banks of J^ew York
City to the Treasury of gold coin in exchange for United States notes,
so that the net gold balance was brought up to $103,863,290 by August
10, 1893. Another minimum mark was reached February 1, 1894, at
$65,438,378. A sale of bonds was made in January of that year for
which payments in February and March brought in $58,660,917.63, and
the net gold balance reached $107,446,802 on March 6. Eeaction set
in, however, and this balance fell to $54,975,607 by the end of July,
1894, and receipts from another sale of bonds in JN'Ovember and December of that year amounted to $58,719,710.20, and the balance became
$111,142,021 on December 4, 1894.
This gold restoration was effectual for only a very brief period, for on
February 11, 1895, the Treasury held only $41,340,181Mn net gold.
Again bonds were sold, for which payments were received from February to June, aggregating $65,428,056.89. Thus the net gold balance
was carried up to $107,571,230 on July 8, 1895. This relief again was
only temporary, and the balance fell to $44,563,493 on February 8, 1896.
Eesort was once more had to the device of selling bonds, which produced up to June, $111,355,612.07. During this process the net gold
attained a maximum of $128,713,709, but sank for a few days as low as
$89,669,975 on July 22, 1896.
Since that month the reserve of $100,000,000 has never been trenched
upon. With some fluctuations, the tendency has been steadily
upward. The products of the mines of our ISToTthwesterii States and
of the Klondike, with those of Australia, and the importations from




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Europe, have poured in large part in a steaay and precious stream
into the vaults of the Government.
In the month of July, 1894, no gold either in coin or certificates was
paid for customs duties at the New York office. The records given
elsewhere on page 163 of this report will show how small were the
receipts of this kind of money on this account from that date until the
beginning of'the calendar year 1898. Paper money was used in this
interval for these duties almost exclusively.. In March, 1898, payments of gold for customs in New York rose to 17.6 per cent, and in
subsequent months the increase has been steady and large. Thus
gold paynients there were in April, 52.7 per cent; in May, 73.5; in June,
67.7; in July, 59.9; in August, 63.8; in September, 78, and in October,
79.6 per cent.
The receipts from this source have been an important factor in adding
to the net gold balance of the Treasury.
Confidence in the credit of the nation and faith in the financial future
have added strength to the Treasury. Assurance that the gold standard will be maintained, has led banks and the people to turn the yellow
metal into the Treasury so far as practicable. They have preferred
paper currency to gold coin in current transactions, even wheu assistant treasurers of the United States in various cities have been
instructed to offer the latter in payment of warrants presented.
The tendency of the increase of gold in its ratio to paper currency in the Treasury still continues. The maximum attained was
$245,063,795.51, on October 7.
W A R REVENUE AND POPULAR LOAN.

Under the war-revenue act of June 13, 1898, the receipts from internal revenue began to increase, and were in successive months:
June
July
August
September
October

$16,683,365.80
26,170,697.29
24,015,934.98
21,555,288.54
22,356,511.87

,

At the same time also payments for the popular loan turned moneys
into the Treasury at a rapid rate. They were as follows:
June
July
August
September
October
Total

$26,514,836.80
74,868,043.31
57,623,104,03
27,885,894,15
8,552,309,33

J
^.^

:

195,444,187.62

These payments were received at the respective offices of the Treasury
in these amounts:
Washington
Baltimore
NewYork
Philadelphia
Boston
Cinciunati
Chicago
St. Louis
NewOrleans
SanFrancisco
Total




:..
-

$126,458,760.91
3,394,551.20
39,715,299.91
4,526,214.98
5,990,238.07
3,461,637.61
'
7,649,149.84
2,192,024.72
'213,767.29
1,842,543.09
195,444,187.62

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REPORT

ON T H E

FINANCES.

ANTICIPATION OF' PAYMENTS.

r n e apprehension was natural that the drain upon the currency of the
country for these two purposes might create such a stringency as would
be harmful to general business. To prevent such a result, payment was
anticipated of the interest on the funded loan of 1907, due October 1.
Notice was given that the coupons amounting to $686,175 might be presented September 10, and checks for the interest on registered bonds,
amounting to $4,910,294, were sent out September 20.
Like notice was given that the interest due November 1 on the loans
of 1904 and 1925, as also on the popular loan of 1898, would be anticipated, the coupons on October 10, and the interest on registered bonds
by check on and after October 20. These amounts were:
T i t l e of l o a n .
L o a n of 1904
L o a n of 1925
L o a n of 1898

Coupons.

-

Total

Registered.

Total.

$419,856,87
496, 327. 50
972, 501.15

$830,143.13
1.126, 826. 50
• 372, 992.70

$1, 250, 000. 00
1 623 154.00
1,' 345,493. 85

1,888,685,52

2, 329, 962,33

4,218,647.85

By circular issued by the Secretary of the Treasury September 3,
1898, the option was offered to holders of the Pacific Eailroad bonds,
falling due January 1, 1899, to receive payment during that month of
princijial and interest in full, less a rebate of one-half of 1 per cent.
Although these bonds amounted to $14,004,560, only $918,000 were
presented for payment during September. The option was extended
for October on the same terms, and during that month such bonds were
paid to the sum of $273,000. November 1, of these bonds $12,813,560
remained to be paid. The option was again extended on identical
terms for the month of November.
DEPOSITS IN NATIONAL BANKS.

When it became obvious by the sudden close of hostilities with Spain
that the deniands upon the Treasury would not reach the magnitude
for which prudence required provision should be made, the Secretary
of the Treasury determined to deposit a large share of the proceeds
from the popular loan in national banks in all parts of the country.
By this process the funds, while at all times available for any possible
needs of the Government, remained in the channels of trade. These
deposits in successive months were:
Month,

Juno
July
,
August
September.
October

Increase dur- Balance at end
ing month,
of month.
$10, 556, 271. 80
19,470, 387,18
7, 702, 449, 45
14, 920, 244. 94
14,126, 257, 51

NO MONETARY

$28, 239, 358. 72
38,795, 630. 52
58, 266, 017. 70
65,968, 467.15
80, 888,712. 09
95,014, 969, 60

STRINGENCY.

The result of these methods has proved in all respects satisfactory.
A t various times alarm was expressed in certain quarters that the
money market would be disastrously aff'ected by the immense pay


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TREASURER.

ments into the Treasury. The moral effect of the anticipation of interest and of the Pacific bonds gave confidence, and the Government
deposits in national banks afforded resources adequate to the country's need. The consequence was that the immense financial operations rendered necessary by the war with Spain were so conducted
that the money markets were in no degree disturbed at any time. The
rate of interest both on call and time loans has been held even below
a normal standard. The quotations for money in New York have ruled
at lower figures than have prevailed in most of the financial centers of
the Old World.
o

THE PUBLIC DEBT.

Although allotments of the new 3 per cent bonds began to be made
on June 14, bearing interest from that date, the bonds at the close of
the fiscal year were not yet ready for issue, and no part of the loan
was then in such shape as to be included, under the practice of the
Department, in the official statements of the public debt. For this
reason the published records of the debt relating^to that period exhibit
a technical rather than an actually existent state of affairs. Up to
November 1 these bonds had been issued to the amount of $179,399,180.
With the exception of the outstanding contracts for the new loan, the
only change which occurred during the year in the principal of the
interest-bearing debt arose from the conversion of $3,610 in refunding
certificates, with $2,340 of in ter est thereon, into 4 per cent bonds ofthe
loan of 1907, increasing the combined principal of the two loans affected
by the amount of the interest converted. The other changes in the part
of the debt which rests solely upon the public credit, exclusive of the
bouds issued to Pacific railroads, were caused by the redemption of
$84,200 of matured bonds, together with $350 of old demand notes and
$2,950 in fractional currency, and the deposit of $6,034,510, in excess of
the redemptions, for the retirement of national-bank notes.
Of the Pacific railroad bonds, $29,850,952 were paid during the year,
leaving a balance of $14,133,560 of this loan outstanding, of which
$129,000 was past due and payable on presentation, and $14,004,560
will mature on January 1, 1899.
In the Appendix will be found a table which shows in detail the
changes which have here been summarized. The subjoined statement
exhibits the outstanding principal in a somewhat more condensed
form:
Title.

Fundedloanof 1891.
Funded loan of 1907
Refunding certificates .
Loanof 1904
Loanof 1925
Matured loans
Old demand notes
IJnited States notes
Fractional currency —
National-bank n o t e s . . .
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
Currency certificates ..
Treasnry notes of 1890,
Total .




Eate of
interest.

When payable.

Per cent.
2 Option of United
States.
4 J u l y l , 1907
4 Convertible
5 February 1, 1904 ..
4 February I, 1925 ..
On demand
do
.do .
-do .
-do .
.do .
.do .
.do .
• do .

June 30,1897.

June 30,1898.

$25,364, 500,00

$25, 364,500.00

559, 640, IOO. 00
45, 130. 00
100, 000, 000,00
162, 315, 400,00
1, 346, 880, 26
54, 347,50
346, 681, 016,00
6, .887, 702,14
24,458, 637.00
38, 782, 169. 00
375, 479, 504. 00
61, 750, 000. OO
114, 867, 280. 00

559, 646,050. 00
41, 520.00
100, 000,000.00
162, 315,400. 00
1, 262,680. 26
53, 997.50
346,681, 016.00
6, 884,752.14
30,493, 147. 00
37,420, 149. 00
398, 556,504. 00
26, 605,000. 00
101, 207,280. 00

1, 817, 672, 665. 90 1,796, 531, 995,90

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REPORT ON THE

FINANCES.

A still further condensation, excluding the certificates and Treasury
notes, and exhibiting the debt under three general heads, may be found
convenient:
Class,
laterest-bearing
Matnrpid

Bearin<^ no interest

'

.'

..

--

Total

June 30, 1897.

June 30,1898.

$847, 365,130. OO
1, 346, 880, 26
378,081,702.64

$847, 367, 470. 00
1,262,680 26
384,112, 912. 64

1, 226, 793,712, 90

1, 232, 743, 062. 90

With respect to the conditions under which the principal may be
paid, the debt arranges itself under five heads:
Condition of payment.

June 30,1897.

At option of the United States
At maturity, future dates
On demand, without reissue . . .
On demand, for reissue
On demand, out of deposits
Total

J u n e 30,1898,

$25, 364, 500,00
822, 000, 630. 00
32, 747, 566. 90
461, 548, 296.00
476, Oil, 673.00

$25, 364, 500. 00
822, 002, 970. 00
38, 694, 576. 90
447, 888, 296. 00
4^62, 581, 653. 00

1,817, 672,665. 90

1,796,531, 995.90

REFUNDING CERTIFICATES.

Of the $40,012,750 refunding certificates issued under the act of February 26,1879, only $41,520 remained outstanding at the close of the
fiscal year. By law they can only be refunded into 4 per cent bonds,
and as the smallest denomination of those bonds is for $50, three certificates with accrued interest must be secured to permit the transaction.
As their volume diminishes the difficulty increases of gathering them.
If ever compulsion were necessary to induce the acceptance of 4 per
cent bonds of the United States, no such need now exists.
The convenience of holders and of the Treasury will be promoted by
an enactment providing for the payment on demand with accrued
interest of the small remnant of these certificates. This subject is
presented to you for an urgent recommendation to Congress for action.
T H E MONETARY STOCK.

A compilation of the complete statistics relating to the monetary situation on June 30, 1898, gives the results exhibited in the subjoined
table:
Kind,

In Treasury
and mints. In circulation.

Gold coin and bullion
Silver dollars and bullion
Fractional silver coin

$203, 564, 317
502, 867, 893
12, 070, 690

Total metallic
United States notes
Treasury notes of 1890—
National-banknotes
Gold certificates
,
Silver certificates
Currency certificates
Total paper
Aggregate..




Total stock.

$657,950, 463
58,482, 966
64, 056, 920

$861, 514, 780
561, 350, 859
76,127, 610

718, 502,900

780, 490, 349

1, 498, 993,249

62, 111, 994
2, 900, 843
4, 909,189
1, 608, 560
8,429, 994
1,110, 000

284, 569, 022
98, 306, 437
222, 990, 988
35, 811, 589
390,126, 510
25, 565, 000

346, 681,016
101,207,280
227. 900,177
. 37; 420,149
398, 556, 504
26, 675, 000

81, 070, 580

1, 057, 369, 546

1,138, 440,126

799, 573, 480

1, 837, 859, 895

2, 637, 433, 375

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TREASURER.

The estimated increase in the stock of gold is no less than
$165,244,238, a change without precedent in the history ofthe country.
The nearest approach to this rate of accumulation is found in the year
ending June 30, 1881, when the additions to the stock of gold in the
country amounted to $126,000,000. In both instances is the result
l^lainly traced to important events in legislative history; at the earlier
period to the resumption of specie payments, and now to the reestablishment of faith in the permanence of the gold standard.
As there is no authority of law for the further acquisition of silver,
save the insignificant amounts contained in the gold bullion deposited
in "the mints, the changes in the stock of this metal are due entirely to
the manipulations of the material already on hand. Aside from the
gold, therefore, no important change is going on in the composition or
volume of the circulating medium, with the exception of the rapid
growth in the bank-note circulation which has marked the appearance
of the war loan on the market. During the fiscal year there were canceled and retired $13,660,000 in Treasury notes, which had been
redeemed in silver dollars. Further redemptions up to November 1
reduced the volume of these notes to $97,833,280.
On the assumption ofthe retirement ofthe certificates and Treasury
notes, the remaining or effective stock would be found to have been
composed and distributed as indicated below:
In Treasury
and mints.

Kind.
Gold
Silver
Notes

I n c i r c u l a t i o n . Effective s t o c k .

$167, 752, 728
26, 505, 636
41,456,183

$693, 762, 052
. 610,972,833
533,125, 010

$861,514,780
637, 478, 469
574, 581,193

235, 714, 547

1, 837, 859, 895

2,073, 574, 442

Total

THE COINAGE.

While the recent heavy importations of gold, mostly in the form of
bullion, have largely increased the relative amount of uncoined gold in
the Treasury, the holdings of coin have been sufficient to meet all
demands, and there has been no inconvenience in consequence of the
change. The capacity of the inints, nnless they happen to be temporarily overtaxed by other coinages, is at all times ample for the handling
of whatever gold bullion may be brought to them.
The gradual expansion of the circulation of fractional silver coin,
which has extended, with some interruptions, through a series of years,
and which, with an increasing population, must be expected to continue, has at length reduced the average holdings of the Treasury to a
point where it becomes necessary to consider the provision of fresh supplies. An outline of the late statistics relating to this class of the
currency may be found significant, and in this view the amount and distribution of the silver coins of denominations less than one dollar are
given, as estimated for the end of September in each year, beginning
with 1884:
Year.
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891

...

In
In
Total stock.
T r e a s u r y . circulation.
$29,474,161 $45, 706, 940 $75.181,101
23, 641, 894 51, 328, 206 74, 970,100
26, 899, 745 48,183, 654 75, 083, 399
24, 984,219 50, 414, 706 75, 398, 925
24, 738, 696 52, 020, 975 76, 759, 671
23. 864, 841 52, 931,352 76, 796,193
20, 563, 709 56,311,846 76, 875, 555
16, 846, 620 59, 664, 446 76, 511, 066




Year.
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898

In
In
Total stock.
Treasury, circulation.
$12, 551, 498 $64, 916, 209
13, 496, 416 64,100, 205
16,809,713 58, 244, 768
14, 882, 337 61, 409. 543
15,126,483 60,228,298
13, 455,175 61,176, 415
9,196, 708 66, 587, 940

$77, 467, 707
77 596 621
75, 054,481
76, 291, 880
75 354, 781
74,631,590
75,784, 648

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REPORT ON THE FINANCES.

These figures, while showing the effect of temporary derangements of
business in the return of the silver coins to the Treasury, indicate
plainly the general tendency in their distribution. Furthermore, when
it is considered that the holdings of the Treasury must be apportioned
among ten offices, besides the mints, in the shares adapted to meet
most readily the public demands, it will be understood that the existing
supply can be but little above the minimum required for convenient
handling.
The amounts of the abraded gold and silver coins transferred during
the year to the mints for recoinage are exhibited in the annexed table,
which shows also the amount of the ascertained depreciation from
wear:
Denomination.

Amount.

Double eagles

...............

H a l f eao"les
O u a r t e r easrles
T h r e e - d o l l a r pieces

.
........

..

$139,160.00
128,830.00
275, 230. 00
5, 850. 00
201. 00
80.00
549, 351, 00

T o t a l gold
H a l f dollars
Ou a r t e r d o l l a r s .
T w e n t y - c e n t pieces
Dimes ^
Halfdimes ..
.
T h r e e - c e n t pieces

;

:.-

Total silver
Aggregate

__

Loss.

$4,750.08

3, 340, 215. 50
1, 762, 827.00
304. 20
389, 936. 00
1,779.75
104. 70
5, 495, i67.15

249, 748.40

6, 044, 518.15

254,498, 48

Uncurrent minor coins of the face value of $537,722 were also
returned to the mints to be restored to a condition of fitness for
circulation.
SPURIOUS AND FRAUDULENT ISSUES.

The improvement noted last year in the condition of the currency
with respect to the number of spurious pieces of the higher denominations encountered has continued. As against a total cancellation of
$8,822.45 in subsidiary coins and paper currency of this character in
the preceding twelve months, the records for the past year show
$8,050.20. On the other hand, an increase in the quantity of bad copper and nickel coins, also beginning to be apparent last year, has developed into proportions altogether without parallel in recent experience.
The aggregate number of such coins detected at the offices of the
Treasury during this year were no less than 69,625, as against 15,999
in the preceding year, and 10,250 in the year next before. New York,
Boston, and Philadelphia continue to be the chief fields of the operators.




17

TREASURER.

A table of the denominations pf counterfeit coins and paper currency
presented at the Treasury offices is given below:
United
States
notes.

Silver
coins.

Denomination.

$297,90
433. 50
619. 00
1,133. 00

Ten cents
Twenty-five cents
Fifty cents
One dollar
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
. . . . .
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
Total

2, 483. 40

Nationalbank
notes.

Silver
certificates.

Fractional
currency.
$0.30
11.00
238. 50

$298.20
444.50
857.50
1,152. 00
578.00
620. 00
1,450, 00
1, 000, 00
950. 00
700.00

249. 80

8,050.20

$10. 00
516. 00
245. 00
100. 00
20.00

$9.00
16.00
55.00
500. 00
. 400.00
950. 00
300. 00

.$46.00
320. 00
850. 00
580.00
100. 00

300.00

2, 230. 00

1, 896, 00

1,191.00

Total.

Dangerous counterfeits of compound-in terest. and 7.30 notes representing the face value of $2,310 were canceled at this office. The
total redemptions of genuine notes of these two issues in the same
period were but $1,660.
TRUST FUNDS.

Eonds amounting to $22,886,900 were deposited during the year to
secure the circulating notes of national banks, as against $33,157,050
withdrawn. The fresh deposits of bonds for the security of public
moneys were $33,328,000, and the withdrawals $19,417,000. The kinds
and amounts of the bonds remaining in the custody of the office on
June 30, in trust for national banks, are shown below: .
R a t e of
interest.

To secure
circulation.

P e r cent.
2
4
4
5
6
•.

$22, 260, 500
147,728, 600
28, 206,150
18, 341,150
3, 665, 000

$1,459, 500
18,219,000
5, 732, 000
5, 080, 000
361, 000

$23,7f0,000
165, 947, 600
33,938,150
23, 421,150
4, 026, 000

220,201, 400

30,851,500

.251,052,900

K i n d of b o n d s .

F u n d e d loan of 1891, c o n t i n u e d
F u n d e d loau of 1907
..
L o a u of 1925
L o a n of 1904
Bonds issued to Paciiic railroads
Total

i.
..

To secure
deposits.

Total.

For convenience part of the bonds on deposit as security for public
moneys have been held in the office of the assistant treasurer in New
York. The amount of these on June 30 was $8,359,000.
The honds in the sinking fund of the Union Pacific Eailroad at the
beginning of the fiscal year, of the face value of $13,645,250, were delivered, by direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, to the purchasers of
the road, under the conditions of the terms of sale. Of the $437,000 held
at the opening of the year in the fund of the Central Pacific, $32,000,
issued to Sioux Oity and Pacific, fell due on January 1,1898, and were
paid by the United States, while $163,000 of those issued to the Central
Branch of the Union Pacific were sold under the Secretary's circular
of December 15, 1896. These operations have reduced the holdings of
bonds on account of the. Pacific railroad sinking funds to $242,000, of
which $125,000 are United States 5 percents and $117,000 6 percents
under the first mortgage of the Western Pacific, all belonging to the
fund of the Central Pacific.
PI 98

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18

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.

In accordance with the provisions of the act of Congress approved
April 29,1898, entitled '^An act to approve a compromise and settlement between the United States and the State of Arkansas,'' $633,000
of the bonds of Arkansas, formerly belonging to the Smithsonian fund
and the Chickasaw national fund, but afterwards assumed, on default
of payment, by the United States, were, on the 24th of May last, by
direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, forwarded to an agent of
the Department, by whom they were subsequently delivered, upon
compliance with the terms of the settlement, to tbe authorities of the
State. There now remain in the custody of the office $160,000 of the
6 per cent bonds of Arkansas due January 1,1900, upon which interest
has been paid to July 1, 1898.
The full list of the bonds and stocks, formerly belonging to the Indian
trust fund, and transferred, on default, to the Secretary of the Treasury,
is now as follows:
Kind,
Arkansas State bonds
Louisiana State bonds
North Carolina State bonds .'
1
Tennessee State bonds
Virginia State bonds
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal bonds guaranteed by Virginia
South Carolina State stocks
Florida State stocks '.
Total

Amount,
$160, 000. 00
37, 000. 00
58, 000. 00
335. 666. 66f
581, 800. 00
13, 000. 00
125, 000. 00
132, 000, 00
1, 442, 466. G6f

The $201,000 United States Pacific railroad bonds formerly in the
Indian trust fund fell due January 1,1898, and were paid, the proceeds
being deposited in the Treasury.
United States bonds are held, under various provisions of law, for
private institutions, as set out below:
Institution.

American Printing House for the Blind .
Manhattan Savings Institution
North American Commercial Company..
Total.

Rate of Amount.
interest.
Per cent.
4
4
2

$250, 000
75, 000
50, 000
375, 000

A special deposit of $70,000 of United States 4 per cent bonds is
held in the name of the Comptroller of the Currency for the benefit of
the Fidelity National Bank, of Cincinnati.
Captured bonds of the State of Louisiana, of the face value of
$545,480, are held for the Secretary of War.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. *

An unimportant increase has occurred in the fund held as a guaranty
for the performance of contracts with the District of Columbia. The
total of this fund, which is invested according to law in bonds of the
United States and of the District, amounted at the close of the year to
$253,900. A statement of these securities, together with the others
held on various accounts for the local government, is subjoined:



19

TEEASUREE.

C l a s s of s e c u r i t i e s .

D i s t r i c t of C o l u m b i a 3,65 p e r c e n t s
i...
U n i t e d S t a t e s 4 p e r c e n t s of 1907
°...
U n i t e d S t a t e s 4 p e r c e n t s of 1925
United States 5 percents
U n s i g n e d D i s t r i c t of C o l u m b i a 3.65 p e r c e n t s .
U n s i g n e d D i s t r i c t of C o l u m b i a 3,50 p e r c e n t s .
B o a r d of a u d i t certificates
C h e s a p e a k e a n d Ohio C a n a l b o n d s

Contractor's
guaranty
fund.
$62, 000. 00
182, 650. 00
8, 600. 00
650, 00

253, 900. 00

Total.

Firemen's
relief
Miscellaneous.
fund.

$2,178, 450. 00
2, 924, GOO. 00
20,134. 72
84, 285, 00

$62, 000.00
182, 700, 00
8,600.00
650. 00
2,178,450.00
2, 924, 600. 00
20,134,72
84,285,00

5,207,469.72

5,461,419.72

$50, 00

50.00

Total.

A separate report has been submitted on the operations of the sinking fund of the District.
'

REDEMPTION OF NATIONAL-BANK NOTES.

The presentations of national-bank notes for redemption amounted
for the year to $97,112,000, as compared with $113,574,000 for the year
preceding. With the increase of force provided for by Congress it has
been possible to keep the work of counting and assorting from falling
in arrears, and it has not been necessary, as was formerly the case, to
call upon the general force of the office or upon the Department for
assistance.
The total expenses for the year, including $34,337.93 paid as charges
for transportation, were $125,924.35, an increase of $862.62 over the
year before. The annual assessment for the expenses of redemption,
which has just been made, is at the rate of $1.29646 for each $1,000 of
notes redeemed.
Deposits aggregating $22,760,920.50 were made during the year for
the retirement bf national-bank notes, the largest amount received for
that purpose in any year since 1889. Of this total $18,800,530 was
deposited for the reduction of the circulation of banks continuing in
business. These unusual operations were due chiefly to the maturity
of a large block of Pacific railroad bonds, of which many were held to
secure circulating notes. There was in consequence a considerable
contraction of the bank note circulation, but this was later counteracted. Since the appearance of the new 3 per cent bonds on the
market, at quotations which make them unusually attractive as a basis
for the issue of bank notes, the volume of this circulation has been
expanding at a rate without precedent in recent years. This increase
of material, which will in due. time require renovation or withdrawal,
will not fail to add to the work of the branch of this office engaged in
the redemption of bank notes.
WORK OF THE TREASURER'S OFFICE.

The transactions of the Treasurer's Office are always varied and on a
large scale. Since the outbreak of the war with Spain they have been
greatly extended and their magnitude incf easjed.
The extension has related to the change of denominations of currency from large to small, multiplying the number of pieces; to the
vastly greater receipts, in the case of the popular loan in small sums,*
to the important payments on account ofthe Army and Navy, many in
number and often large in amount; to the growth in the list of registered bondholders to'whom interest is to be paid, from 34,890 to 74,870;



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REPORT ON THE FINANCES.

to the additions tofchecurrency and the deposits of the national banks,
involving the care of their securities and the redemption of many more
worn notes. The accounting in all these cases and the verification of
vouchers add in very large degree to the labor essential -to accuracy
and safety.
The work of the office has been kept fairly in hand, notwithstanding
the abnormal pressure, by extending the hours of labor to cover in
several divisions nearly every night to very late hours and by the aid
of clerks on a temporary roll.
Whatever may be tolerable elsewhere, transactions and records in the
Treasurer's OfficiB can not be permitted to fall in arrears without injustice to individuals and peril to the Government. As a matter of public
security and with proper regard to the service of the Treasury, an addition of not less than ten clerks is imperatively called for, as is set forth
in detail in the estimates submitted in usual form.
It is a pleasure to certify to the ability, cheerfulness, and efficiency
with which the unusual burdens during the past year have been met by^
all the officers, clerks, and emx3loyees of every grade in the office of the
Treasurer.
Eespectfully yours,
ELLIS H . EGBERTS,

Treasurer of the United States.
Hon. LYMAN J. G A G E ,

Secretary of the Treasury.




APPENDIX.
Wo. 1 . - -REVENUES

AND E X P E N D I T U R E S F O R T H E F I S C A L
BY W A R R A N T S ISSUED.

Customs
Internal revenue
Lands
:
Miscellaneous
Interior civil
Treasury proper
;
Diplomatic '.
Judiciary
War DepartmcTit
.-.
Navy Department
Interior Department,—Indians.
Interior Department—pensions
Interest

$149,575, 062.35
170, 900, 641.49
1, 243,129,42
83, 602,501,94

$19, 764,251.59
4, 902, 511.15

.

Total, n e t .
Public deht
Aggregate..

AS SHOWN

Repayments Counter credfrom unexits to appropended appriations.
propriations.

Expenditures.

Revenues.

Account.

YEAR

$787,443.13
64,465.02

$32,760.94
972.49

8, 671, 352. 83
98,539,21
15, 992.15
54, 355, 678. 84 23,762, 980, 98
422, 626.17
2,485, 581,13
40, 242, 34
40, 070.72
6,341, 129. 63
466, 309.14
50, 993. 92
91, 992, 000. 29 1, 629, 568. 59
693,400. 06
58, 823, 984,80
319, 885,19 8,351,188. 35
10, 994, 667. 70
552,594,03
61,958.86
147,452, 368. 61 . 4, 801,656. 21
37,585, 056.23
2, 038. 25

405, 321,335.20
333,227,920.00

443, 368, 582.80 32, 525,722.09
384, 219,542.00

9, 669,963.66

738, 549,255.20

827,588,124.80

9, 669, 963.66

32, 525,722.09

N o . 2 . — N E T ORDINARY R E V E N U E S AND E X P E N D I T U R E S F O R EACH QUARTER O P
THE F I S C A L YEAR 1898, AS SHOWN B Y W A R R A N T S I S S U E D .
Second q u a r ter.

F i r s t quarter.

Account.

Third quarter.

F o u r t h quarter.

TotaL

REVENUES.
Cu s t e m s - . . .
Public lands
Miscellaneous
Total

$31, 620, 712. 55 $31,120,828, 37 $44,861, 813,06 $41,971,708,37 $149,575,062.35
44, 009, 75'^. 34 42, 362, 918.81 37,575, 757.15 46,952,213.19 170, 900, 641.49
247, 391. 72
379,686, 20
273,950.46
342,101.04
I, 243,129,42
4, 481, 683. 77 54,429, 000.28 16, 550, 512.45
8,141, 305,44
83, 602,501.94
80, 359, 540. 38 128,292,433,66

99, 262, 033.12

97, 407, 828.04

405,321,335.20

EXPENDITURES.
Civil a n d m i s c e l l a n e o u s . - 27, 776, 044.85
20, 638, 517,90
W a r Departraent
8, 456, 075. 96
Navy Department
42,212,786.54
Indians and pensions
I n t e r e s t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9, 974, 343.41
Total....

27,709, 270. 82
14, 371,946, 03
8, 708, 586. 21
39,217,800.52
9,126,486,83

109, 057,768. 66 99,134, 090.41

20,115,463, 64 20,919,725,86
96, 520, 505.17
13,906,122. 67 43, 075, 413. 69
91, 992, 000.29
10, 527. 569. 52 31,131,753.11
58,823, 984.80
41,141, 643.92 35,874, 805. 33 158,447,036.31
9, 007, 750. 90
37,585,056.23
9,476,475. 09
95,167,274.84 140, 009,448.89

443,368,582.80

W o . 3 . — R E C E I P T S AND E X P E N D I T U R E S ON ACCOUNT O F T H E P O S T - O F F I C E D E P A R T MENT FOR THE F I S C A L YEAR 1898, AS SHOWN B Y W A R R A N T S ISSUED.-

By whom handled.
The Treasurer
Postmasters
Total




Deficiency
E e c e i p t s from
postal revenues. appropriation.
$36, 273, 403,82 $10, 506, 280, 06
52, 027,945. 96
88, 301, 349,78

10,506,280.06

Total receipts. Expenditures.
$46,779,683.88
52,027,945,96

$45,640, 823.22
52,027,945.96

98,807,629.84

97,668,769.18

21

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REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.

W o . 4 . — R E C E I P T S AND DISBURSEMENTS OF EACH K I N D OF M O N E Y ON ALL
ACCOUNTS AT THE TREASURY I N WASHINGTON FOR T H E FISCAL YEAR 1898.'

Gold coin.

Account.

Q

RECEIPTS.

Customs
... ...............
Interna] revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Miscellaneous
Disbursin o" officers
........
Post-Office Departmeut
Transfers
Standard silver dollars
Fractional silver coin
Currency certificates
Bedemption and exchange
Issues
Loan of 1898
Total..

$1,050
10
484, 558
, 89,817
2,131,719
2,000
1,000
221, 576

Standard
silver
dollars.
$39,558
5
2,494
131
2,557
76,457

1, 257, 821

121,411
3, 053,141

1,379,023

12, 940
2,727, 950
1,000
24, 299

7,026

Fractional
silver coin.

United
States
notes.

$89
$189,054
108
22,000
3, 322 1,084, 703
190
100. 265
8,462
38, 024
785, 861 47, 333,495
43
10, 798
27
5,087
810,000
I, 515, 351 7,769, 328
54, 260, 000
1
275,000
2, 313,454 111, 897,754

Treasury
notes.

$1,702
6,281
98 798
30, 964
38, 638, 560
329, 039
9,192
5,070, 017
29, 642, 000
2, 000
73, 828, 553

DISBURSEMENTS.

Warrants aud checks
Disbursing officers
Post-Office Deijartment
Transfers
Currency certificates
Redemption and exchange:
Gold coin
Standard silver dollars
Fractional silver coin
United States notes
Treasury notes of 1890
National-bank notes . . . .t.
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
Mipnr o.f)^il
., r
Bedemption and destruction
Five per cent fund

; . . ..

1,720
3,500
30, 687
5,830

1,750, 247
408
1,150
7,000
396
31, 701
223
120
2,904

12
5
295, 576 4, 817,712
320, 610
29
1, 524,524 44,484, 050
• 560,000
30, 532,
251
262
237,092
37, 010
294, 597
2,741
269,910
42

639
495
5, 538, 916
653, 684
9, 349,448
5,245
54, 260,000

Total
Account.

2,807,926

1, 801,175

Nationalbank notes.

Gold certificates.

2, 692, 578 119, 990, 804
Silver certificates.

Minor
coin.

180, 300
32, 525, 000
47, 398
282, 901
564, 409
16,124, 634
350
5,046
43,302,000
93, 032, 038
Total.

RECEIPTS.

Customs
Internal revenue
Miscellaneous
Disbursing officers
Post-Office I)epartment
Transfers
Standard silver dollars
Fractional silver coin
Currency certificates
Bedemption and exchange
Issues
Loan of 1898

$224,121
42,923
$23,000
4, 436,828
5,080
773, 730
400
271,204
I, 259, 430 140, 398.751
105, 581
285,910
" •

• $9,583
4,394
40, 226
16,124,116
22, 696
59, 000
80, 772,191

97, 032, 206

Total

131, 400

20, 060,103
173, 620, 000
607, 918

$455,582
$8
65,049
3
391
6,051,160
I, 073,179
774
392, 855
1,018
4,494 246, 752, 883
470,158
1
360,216
810,000
175, 680 116,973,467
257, 522, 000
1, 006, 331
1

I, 419, 310 340, 827,069

182,370

631,932, 880

2,115, 394
35, 354, 240
2,056,023
110, 964,150

147
18,975
145
83,740

2,128, 498
43,401, 779
2, 377, 807
191, 356,010
560, 000

135,010
1,241,876
I, 361, 574
1, 623, 271
3,738, 650
12, 781, 480
116,108
19,725, 002
•
166, 630
i, 362, 020 150, 543,000

5,869
454
18
34,288
13, 876
32,461
1,006
57,241
115

221, 576
1, 243, 731
1,372, 849
7,716,864
5, 070, 017
38, 582,843
131,400
20,060,103
166,787
265,457,480
81,982,416

DISBURSEMENTS.

Warrants and checks
Disbursing officers
Post-Office Department
Transfers
Currency certificates
Bedemption and exchange :
Gold coin
Standard silver dollars
Fractional silver coin
United States notes
Treasury notes of 1890
Nationai-bank notes
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
MinoT o.niTi . - , , - ,
Bedemption and destruction
Five per cent fund
Total




^^
15, 990,460
81, 982,416
97,972, 876

1, 362, 020 341, 922,408

248,335 661,830,160

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TEEASUREE.
No.

5 . — R E C E I P T S AND DISBURSEMENTS OF EACH K I N D OF M O N E Y ON ALL A C COUNTS AT THE SUBTREASURY I N BALTIMORE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1898.

Account.

United
• States
notes.

Standard
silver
dollars,.

Fractional
s i l v e r coin.

$3,066
9
1
1
112

$491
29
161
50
1,543
25,287

$285, 084
1,689
2^247
65,157
42, 865
1, 856, 353

170, 534
73, 214

1, 297, 370
1

1, 331, 720
1

9,616
3, 960, 000
518, 834
132,684

776, 721

1, 300, 560

1,359,282

6,874, 529

940,864

110, 700
377,020

11, 992

13, 950

76, 300

422
8,094
635
376,425

385, 375
441, 065
322,040
906, 000
4, 390, 000

74, 500
294,080
82, 500
665,000

857

152, 995

2,130

70
110,719
4,540
326, 450

83, 760
173,352
204,282

24, 590

Gold coin.

Treasury
notes.

RECEIPTS.

Customs
I n t e r n al r e v e n u e
Miscellaneous

$8,170
.

.. . . . . . . . . . .
-

.

Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t

142
2,110
655
520, 896
1,000

F r a c t i o n a l silver coin
C u r r e n c y certificates
Bedemption and exchange
L o a n of 1898

•- .
-.

Total

$41,789
27
950
34, 643
16, 111
224,495
9,900
499
598,906
13, 544

DISBURSEMENTS,

W a r r a n t s and checks
Disbursingofficers.
. ......
Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t
Transfers
1

....

Bedemption and exchange:
Gold coin

702

F r a c t i o n a l silver coin
110, 385

T r e a s u r y n o t e s of 1890
National-bank notes

49, 889
706,902

507, 846

845.845

1, 336,058

M i n o r p.oin
Total

635,225

Silver
Gold
Nationalb a n k n o t e s . certificates. certificates.

Account,

34, 497

1,780

23,170

14,760

7,320

7, 075, 409

1,184, 617

Minor
coin.

Total.

RECEIPTS,

$230

Customs
Internal r e v e n u e . . . . . .
Miscellaneous
D i s b n r s i n s officers
Post-OfficeDepartment
Transfers
S t a n d a r d s i l v e r dollars

/

Total

$26
2
11
3
220
28, 827

351,913
404, 705

26, 780
500

3, 863, 631
330, 490

337,850
1

1, 960, 852

30, 000

16, 023, 755

366, 940

29, 633, 503

19,000

1,142, 023
3, 319, 010
734, 725
5, 224, 000

23
675
45
13,140

1, 913,433
5,149, 926
1, 285, 595
7, 921, 815
4, 390, 000

4,898

170, 534
1,293,270
1,329,150
518,834
598, 905
351, 913
26,780
3,863, 631
338, 000

190
90
2,210

46,520
C u r r e n c y certificates
Bedemption and exchange
L o a n of 1898

$1,459,799
26,976
34,450
429, 373
252, 932
9, 265,194
191, 900
169, 010

$1,798,655
31, 962
38, 452
668, 359
409, 448
12, 845. 504
201 800
226, 645
3, 960, 000
8, 497, 538
955,140

$3,230
490
136, 832
94, 920
922, 242

DISBURSEMENTS.

Warrants and checks

........

Post-Otfice D e p a r t m e n t
Transfers

..

200,
697,
145,
628,

390
990
650
000

Bedemption and exchange:
Gold coin
S t a n d a r d s i l v e r dollars

1
53,460

United States notes
T r e a s u r v n o t e s of 1890
National-bank notes
Gold certificates . .
Silver certificates
M i n o r coin
Total




1
1

12, 510
1,738, oop

19, 000

9,654
1, 292,568
1,167, 270
209,855
184,917
4,243
1, 410
2, 367,496
303, 410
15,960,581

,

24,908
10,396
21, 220
420 1
281,327
357, 052

29,151, 787

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REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.

N o . S . — R E C E I P T S AND DISBURSEMENTS OF EACH K I N D OF M O N E Y ON ALL A C COUNTS AT T H E SUBTREASURY I N N E W YORK FOR T H E F I S C A L YEAR

Account.

Gold coin.

Standard
silver
dollars.

Fractional
United
silver coin. States notes

1898.

Treasury
notes.

RECEIPTS,

Customs
Internal revenue
Miscellaueous...Disbursing officers
Post-OfficeDepartment
Transfers
Gold bars
Standard silver dollars
^
Fractional silver coin
Currency certificates
Bedemption and exchange .
Special customs deposit
Loanof 1898
Total.

$22, 023,744
41,000
860,100
271, 232
13, 265
34, 677,614
8, 482,179
102, 500
14,500

$3, 827 $54,886, 687
378,000
390 27, 623, 654
14, 837, 534
3,857
5, 629, 638
7,791
430, 484 152,192, 883

$1,135,400

3, 016,256
1,200

47, 824, 557
52,440,756
115,?26

304, 804
2, 515,110
19, 935, 000
6, 225, 627 10, 246, 858 67, 604, 061
2,476 125, 879, 371
1, 916,709

21,319, 649
2,793, 098
36, 903

166, 866,773

6, 530, 855 10, 695, 983 473,703,451

49, 284, 254

110, 830, 765

15, 273
1, 314, 522

3,474
4, 625, 410
79, 741 250,289, 819
!, 683, 787 27, 482, 000
52, 265, 000

39, 958
II, 894,006
25,645, 000

45,559, 000

18,700

1,594,805

99,320

2, 819, 977
15, 610, 581
488, 500

90
8, 225, 000
10, 346,224

$251, 625
76
9,353
25,052
17, 622

300

1,500

15, 739
427,359
418,404
20,120, 246

DISBURSEMENTS,

Warrants and checks
Disbursing officers
Transfers
Currency certificates
Bedemption and exchange:
Gold coin...
Standard silver dollars.
Fractional silver coin...
United States notes
Treasury notes of 1890.
National-bank notes —
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
Minor coin
Clearing-house balances
Total.,

22, 255,
277,

'"825,'823'

2, 882,
187,
433,
28,
3, 216,

38,180, 000
217, 223,466

Account.

1, 680, 800

254, 567

3,855,118

10,771,597

379,700
6, 000
• 639, 224
151, 693, 560
507,894,576

NationalGold
Silver
banknotes, certificates, certificates. Minor coin.

10
56, 249, 008
Total.

RECEIPTS,

Customs
Intern al revenue
Miscellaneous
Disbursing officers
Post-Office Department
Transfers
Gold bars
Standard silver dollars
Fractional silver coin .-.
Currency certificates
Bedemi)tion and exchange .
Special customs deposit
Loanof 1898
Total.

$7,200

$83,180
780. 625
759;218
3,873, 700

539,900
947
132, 745

$27,261,466
^ 93,000
269, 674
2,886, 941
60
2,406, 421
'i82,'666" 50, 516, 060

528, 600
120, 570

$165 $105,570,114
512, 000
40
28, 852, 853
128
19, 217, 089
116
9, 259,905
5,050 262, 016, 319
8, 482,179
1, 447, 365
4, 870, 925
I, 046, 230
3, 578, 940
19, 935, 000
62,127, 016 1, 695, 869 218,112,137
51,821, 672
349 233, 059, 239
554, 787
2,756, 470

6,170,415

839, 090 200, 430, 632 1,701, 717 916,223,170

593,700
5, 571, 000

857, 000

DISBURSEMENTS.

Warrants and checks ...
Disbursing officers
Transfers
Currency certificates
Bedemption and exchange:
Gold coin
Standard silver dollars.
Fractional sHver coin..
United States notes
Treasnry notes of 1890.
Nationai-bank notes
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
Minor coin

14, 586
54,479,147
67,156.000
85,000
6, 243, 224
50
13, 500, 000
3,829,000
57,106, 609
14

Clearing-house balances
Total.




6,164, 700

202,413, 630

51
4, 683,479
68,582 428, 251,033
71, 502 131,780, 811
52, 265, 000
8,965
4,864

47, 620, 357
6,248, 088
2, 820,117
487, 750 62,961, 006
78,450
16,888. 474
539,900
106, IOO
528, 600
784,916
61, 939, 525
639, 656
189, 874, 840

ii'

I, 611,191 1,007,040,886

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TEEASUEEE.

M o . '5'.—RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OP EACH K I N D OF M O N E Y ON ALL A C COUNTS AT THE'SUBTREASURY IN P H I L A D E L P H I A FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1898.

Account.

Gold coin.

Standard
silver
dollars.

Fractional
s i l v e r co n.

United
States
notes.

Treasury
notes.

RECEIPTS.

Customs
Internal revenue
Miscellaneous
.....
Disbursing officers
Post-Office Department
Transfers .
.
.
..
........
Gold bars . Standard silver dollars
Fractional silver coin
Currency certificates
..
. ....
Bedem ption and exchan g e . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Loan of 1898
Total

$354,115

$20,593

$1, 023

$5,113,245

$67,370

2, 227
5
. 1,752
512,180
590,435

2,107
105, 418
7,721
5, 007

879
139
7, 982
20, 334

241, 328
367,820
662, 834
9, 395, 411

63 372
57, 607
51, 256
444, 235

184,127
19,150, 000
1,594, 270
541,196

3,227, 397
16, 358
4,137, 670

6,600
9,993
12, 398

2, 932, 609
5,010

3,865, 505
1

1,489, 705

3,078,465

3, 895, 863 | 37,250,231

2,114, 916

229
56,660
399
2,141, 714

174, 240
35, 835

DISBURSEMENTS.

Warrants and checks
Disbursing officers
..
.....
Post-Office Department
Transfers
Currencv certificates
w
i
Bedemption and exchange:
Gold coin
Standard silver dollars
Fractional silver coin
United States notes
Treasury notes of 1890
National-bank notes
Gold certiticates
.......
Silver certificates
Mi nor coin
Total

356, 595
706, 035
1,570, 000

o

4.000
403 ^562
57, 322
3,070,000

°

313
25,000
1,335,195

89, 302

34, 080
1,603, 603
4,026, 905

Account.

1,436,045
7, 746,930
2, 085, 092
3, 758, 000
19, 430, 000

3,808,134

7, 010
2, 496
1, 745
195, 215
- 19,781
322,119
230
939,147
478
3,687,223

626, 028
I, 328, 867
693, 975

10,000
100
828,427

45,333
37,150, 270

Gold
Silver
Nationalb a n k n o t e s . certificates. certificates. M i n o r coiu.

4,373,411

Total.

RECEIPTS.

Customs
Internal revenne
.. - .
Miscellaneous . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Disbursing officers
Post-Office Department
Transfers
Gold bars
Standard silver dollars
Fractional silver coin
.............
Currency certificates
Bedemption and exchange
Loan of 1898
Total

$4,660

$7,128,130

$88

$12,689,224

$202,182
681, 271
496, 045
807,208

11,170
1,320
1,790=
7,610

587,295
589, 585
1,766,996
20,876,989

70

167, 265

640

1,499, 360
1,245,133

364, 517
228, 620

34,380
680

11, 585, 200
348,207

1,110,630
1,803,169
2, 997,406
32, 069, 629
590,435
I, 673,600
1, 639, 600
19,150,000
24, 098, 093
1,152,470

2,947,108

62, 250

45, 626,895

486,069

98,974,256

50, 000

3,339, 047
11, 626,740
2, 861, 929
14,252,000

17
2,389
48
283,550 •

5,221, OOI
22,242, 639
5,263, 981
27, 902,180
19, 430, 000

1,030
655

._ 484, 222

DISBURSEMENTS.

W arrants and checks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Disbursing officers
Post-Office Department
Transfers
Cnrrencv certificates
Bedemption and exchange:
Gold coin
Standard silver dollars

85, 068
1,700,323
259,191
662, 000

206, 093

United States notes
Treasury notes of 1890
Gold certificates
Silver certificates

"Minor r.nin
Total




9, iso
2, 921, 825

• 8,938,802
425,548

28, 538
5, 576
42, 398
70
120, 548
88

9,993
2,928, 059
3, 863, 665
1, 588, 520
3, 226,447
364,517
34, 380
11, 602,100
480,597

47, 655, 988

484, 323

104,158,079

2,000
2,925,132
3,019,799
10, 800
254,191

50, 000

983
118

26
I¥o.

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.
§ . — R E C E I P T S AND DISBURSEMENTS OF EACH K I N D OF M O N E Y ON ALL A C COUNTS AT THE SUBTREASURY I N BOSTON FOR T H E F I S C A L YEAR 1898.

Gold coin.

Account.

Standard
silver
dollars.

Fractional
s i l v e r coin.

United
States
notes.

Treasury
notes.

RECEIPTS.

Internal revenue

$155,527

$85,495

$2, 206

$5,204,416

$344, 964

239
42, 000
14,205
701,125

976
190
•6,370
25,129

928
39
2,822
211, 897

02, 434
390, 285
537, 635
9, 800, 524

90, 273
278, 063

2, 029,480
703

1,405, 660

178, 290
5, 210, 000
656,022
817, 080

• 7.424
42, 329
112, SS3
305, 812
546, 800
25, 767
1,311,155
11,126

1, 281, 432

2,148, 343

1, 623, 552

22, 916, 686

2, 708,260

524,115
1,196, 985
20, 630
12, 249

5,886
47,174
3,860
1, 786, 600

606
15, 310
461
1,159, 060

8, 553, 655
4, 500. 560
831,685
4, 549. 000
6, 800, 000

15, 000

3

48, 649

.

Disbursing otlicers
Post-Office Departnient
Standard silver dollars
Fractional silver coin
Currencv certificates
Bedemption and exchange
Loan of 1898
Total
DISBURSEMENTS.

Warrants and checks
Disbursing oificers
Post-Office Department
Transfers
Currency certificates
• .
Bedemption and exchange:
Gold coin
Standard silver dollars
Fractional silver coin
United States notes
Treasury notes of 1890
National-bank notes
Gold certificates.
Silver certificates
M i n n r f.oin

...
102
43,409

Total

307,
790
5,710

60
270,078

73, 318
9,831
99, 054
250
251,759

• 2,067,479

2,157,169

1, 609, 652

9,000
283,500
55, 600

230,400

5,000

25, 636, 649

Silver
Gold
NationalM i n o r coin.
b a n k n o t e s . certificates. certificates.

Account,

3, 296, 005

3,541, 405

Total.

RECEIPTS.

Customs
Internalrevenue................
Miscellaneous
Disbursing officers
Post-Office Department
Transfers
Standard silver dollars
Fractional silver coin
Currency certificates
...
Bedemption and exchange
Loanof 1898
Total

.'.

$5,520

$5,80.1, 111

$139

$11, 599, 378

160
1,540
1,470

191, 335
731,620
1, 983, 523
24,197,519
1, 323, 200
476, 468

50
5
262
14

128, 280
251, 885

16,270
2,060

4, 242,768
625,983

112, 645

348 507
1, 665, 885
3, 541, 357
36,472 490
1, 871, 000
1, 004, 300
5, 210 ODO
9, 992, 553
1,986, 900

3, 300, 435

27, 020

39, 573, 527

113,115

11, 300

3, 614,
14, 665,
1, 709,
12, 057,

$84, 961
459, 417
882,117
1,169, 000
1,000
323, 775

73, 692, 370

DISBURSEMENTS.

W a r r a n t s and c h e c k s
D i s b u r s i n g officers
Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t
Transfers
C u r r e n cy certificates
.......
B e d e m p t i o n and e x c h a n g e :
Gold coin
Standard silver dollars
...
F r a c t i o n a l silver coin
United States notes
T r e a s u r y n o t e s of 1890
National-bank notes
Gold certificates
S i l v e r certificates '.
M i n o r ^•'^in . . .
Total




18, 800
1, 350, 945
141, 025
1,721,000

045
421
397
518

25'
969
21
6,452

800

41, 621
2, 026, 360
1, 350, 530
280,150
671,300

2,900
400

5,250
3, 676, 330
109, 995

56, 001

40, 207,917

111, 571

220

3, 236, 090

11, 300

18,452
425
29, 226

12,732,132
21,777 364
2, 707, 079
24, 599,184
6, 800, 000
90, 273
2, 026, 360
1, 359,750
655, 522
1, 319, 555
128,280
16 270
4, 257, 068
110, 395
78,579, 232

27

TEEASUREE.
J^o.

9.—RECEIPTS
COUNTS AT THE

AND DISBURSEMENTS OF EACH K I N D OF M O N E Y ON ALL A C SUBTREASURY I N CINCINNATI FOR T,HE F I S C A L YEAR 1898.
Standard
silver
dollars.

Fractional
s i l v e r coin.

$35,135
39, 860
12, 806

$98,385

500
65, 250

5, 000
I, 055,498

$1,056
3
53
6
281
725,165

$572,117
341
43, 005
477,261
872,429
3,202,830

1
171, 850

2, 309,135

1,149,760

410, 535
210, 000
211, 243
670,420

325,401

3,468,018

1, 876, 325

6, 670,181

1, 419, 085

200
5
3,951,252

580
4,168
606
2,076,734

959, 221
1,857,133
1, 343,448
1, 584. 000
290,000

126, 410
339,130
317,855
724,000

G o l d coin.

Account.

United
States
notes.

Treasury
notes.

RECEIPTS.

Customs
U i s b u r s i n 01" officers
Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t
Transfers
Standard silver dollars
F r a c t i o n a l s i l v e r coin

...

Bedemption and exchange
L o a n of 1898
.
Total

$6,000
1,000
60, 000
467,100
760, 700
16, 400
79, 885
28,000

DISBURSEMENTS.

W a r r a n t s and checks
.
Disbnrsin<'• officers . . . . • .
Post-Otfice D e p a r t m e n t
Transfers
C u r r e n c y certificates
Bedemption and exchange:

. .....
....

49,550
10
33, 592

34
Standard silver dollars .
F r a c t i o n a l s i l v e r coin
United States notes
T r e a s u r v n o t e s of 1890
National-bank notes
Gold c e r t i f i c a t e s . . .. >
S i l v e r certificates
M i n o r coin
Total

.
.

.. .

.'

Account.

2, 735
46, 670

89, 440
16, 935
32, 485

53, 320
.

14, 800
191,905

5,000

141,.472

148,111

140, 850

20, 000
24,974

9,000
10, 285

4, 099, 568

2, 361,832

6, 285,481

1, 576,085

Gold
Silver
NationalM i n o r coin.
b a n k n o t e s . certificates. certificates.

Total.

RECEIPTS.

Customs
Internalrevenue
.'. .
Miscellaneous
D i s b u r s i n g officers
Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t
Transfers
.
. . . .
S t a n d a r d s i l v e r doll a r s
F r a c t i o n a l s i l v e r coin
C u r r e n c y certificates
. . ... ..
Bedemption and exchange
L o a n of 1898
Total

$9,000

$625, 641

414, 000

7,000
15,000
1,000
6,000

42, 358
115,Oil
1, 212, 447
6,371,629
2, 239, 310
360,534

49, 230
307, 000

25, 000
3,000

489, 619
747, 440

$152,455

3, 779,230

66, 000

12, 203,989

152,455

29,960, 684

66, 000

694,422
3, 301, 476
1, 026, 290
3, 837,000

152
67'4
231
77, 520

2,164,755
6,349,691
3, 387, 660
13, 755,098
290, 000

134, 228
2, 297. 935
778.685
64, 000

3

171,850
2, 297, 935
1,140,985
211,243
79, 885
49,230
25,000
489,619
151, 090

$3, 500
185, 600
766, 400
2, 053, 500

$1, 347, 334
40, 204
102,722
777,878
2,924,057
13, 955,972
3,001, 010
1, 207,470
210,000
4, 638,177
I, 755, 860

DISBURSEMENTS.

W a r r a n t s and checks
Disbursingofficers - . . . . . .
Post-Office D e p a r t r a e n t
Transfers
C u r r e n c y certi ficates
Bedemption and exchange:
Gold coin
- Standard silver dollars
F r a c t i o n a l s i l v e r coin
...........
United States notes
T r e a s u r y n o t e s of 1890
Nation al-bank notes
G o l d certificates
S i l v e r certificates
M i n o r coin
Total




334, 420
846,900
699, 225
1,405. 000
20, 050
i23, 725
5,000

52, 803
9,630
16,745

20, bob
70,000
7,910
3, 512, 230

66,000

25, 400
107, 921

76, 258

12, 287, 357

234,016

30,564,041

28
No.

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.
1 0 . — R E C E I P T S AND DISBURSEMENTS OF EACH K I N D OF M O N E Y ON ALL
ACCOUNTS AT T H E SUBTREASURY I N CHICAGO F O R T H E FISCAL YEAR 1898.

Gold coin.

Account.

Standard
silver
dollars.

Fractional
s i l v e r coin.

United
States
notes.

Treasury
notes.

RECEIPTS.

Customs
Internal revenue.

.

;
.............

1,652
156
94,381
2, 329, 400

Disbursing officers
Post-Office Department
Transfers
Standard silver dollarsFractional silver coin
Bedemption and exchange
Loan of 1898
.
..

$112, 003

$904, 898

$40

17
52
62,146

6
9
141
1,095, 020

$2, 257,737
40, 837
30, 391
3,384, 400
2, 269, 489
23,901, 902
44, 000
1, 380, 000
4, 265, 812
2, 919, 831

5,435
...

Total

$191,457
13,786
7,016
I, 273,181
1, 089,132
9, 834, 990
2, 234, 200
904, 000

545,134
28, 703

6, 085, 328

2,786,440
47

3,116, 864

7,052,441

3,881,703

40, 494,399 , 17,660,713

540, 000
2, 954, 005
110, 000
250, 000

9
114
34
7, 916, 588

23
210
51
3, 919, 412

6,284,707
15,704, 992
4, 476, 344
4, 746, 000
2,800, 000

3, 506, 247
7, 557,306
1,616,413
3, 218, 000

195

302,140
35, 000
26,715
4, 240, 980

201,238
10, 000
50 196

I, 866,453
246,498

DISBURSEMENTS,

"Warrants and checks . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Disbursingofficers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Post-Office Department
....
Transfers
Currency certificates. -.
Bedemption and exchange:
Gold coin
Standard silver dollars
Fractional silver coin
United States notes
Treasury notes of 1890
National-bank notes . . . .
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
M i n o r r.ftin
. - -,
Total

148, 635
1,360

284,191
4, 004, 000

Account.

62, 985

8, 263, 921

23, 625
10,938
16,175
^ 180
396, 328
4, 367,137

NationalGold
Silver
b a n k n o t e s . certificates. certificates.

1,639,565
12, 270

1,000

1,697

212

38, 630,845

17, 800,177

Minor
coin.

Total.

RECEIPTS.

Customs
Internal revenue
Miscellaneous
.. . . ^ . . . . . . . . . .
Disbursing officers
Post-Office Denartment
Transfers
Standard silver dollars.
............
Fractional silver coin
Currency certificates
Bedemption and exchange
Loan of 1898
Total

$7,020
350

2,550

$1,887,306
87,102
1, 085,578
5, 513,134
3, 364, 516
36, 372, 600
5,152, 975
2, 076,176

19, 601
198, 905

17, 810
6,130

10,118, 349
412,126

159, 532
7

2, 783,286

106, 880

66,069,862

171, 343

141, 337,491

82, 000

9, 052,132
23,947, 355
3, 372, 967
13, 495,000

191
230
156
32,626

19,415,309
51,020,212
9, 653, 965
35, 468,626
2, 800, 000

41, 423
6, 035,828
2, 714, 927

138

$43,659
985
654, 820
659, 850
1, 205.. 466

20
14,950
58, 050

$184
13
119
116
178
11,194

$5, 360,645
185,747
1,125,747
10, 825, 853
7, 492, 689
74, 870,768
7, 387,175
3, 032,161
1 380 000
25, 864, 459
3, 812, 247

DISBURSEMENTS.

W a r r a n t s and checks
f.
D i s b u r s i n g officers
Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t .
Transfers
C u r r e n c y certificates
Bedemption and exchange:
Gold coin
S t a n d a r d s i l v e r dollars
F r a c t i o n a l s i l v e r coin
United States notes
T r e a s u r y n o t e s of 1890
National-bank notes
Gold certificates
S i l v e r certificates
M i n o r coin Total




32, 000
856, 000
78,000
I, 809, 000 •

2,775,000

82,000

3,000
9, 291,075
157, 452

143,190
12

545 134
6, 080, 828
2,791,840
4,267,602
1, 864, 927
19,601
17,810
10,114,784
159,-373

68, 111, 159

185,772

144. 22Q, o n

2
2,997
2,804
3,426

29

TEEASUEEE.
No.

1 1 . — R E C E I P T S AND DISBURSEMENTS OF EACH K I N D OF M O N E Y ON ALL
ACCOUNTS AT T H E SUBTREASURY I N ST. L O U I S FOR THE F I S C A L YEAR 1898.

Gold coin.

Account.

Standard
silver
dollars.

Fractional
s i l v e r coin.

United
States
notes.

Treasury
notes.

RECEIPTS.
$2,950

$106,080

$56

$576,346

$248, 000

1,007
14,055
28, 967
• 2,780,090
50, 000
18,020

27
40, 023
57,440
14, 577

68
958
18, 791
1,400, 756
1

45, 389
498.553
240,343
3, 859,141
2, 543, 400
8,000

1,412, 755
19,170

5,749,974
20

1,685,911

176, 574
1,415,925
672,257
10, 075,880
20, 000
1,877, 208
2, 500, 000
1,907, 739
542, 990

4, 327,014

5, 968.141

3,106, 541

19,764,9l9

8 234 988

1,400
1,923,715
200
145,363

396
3i)3
348
8, 872, 242

294
236
268
2, 620,443

904,161
6,757,172
2, 214, 862'
3,226, 000
1, 880, 000

13,500
4,544, 038
268,100
2,309,000

1,600

653,120
12, 005
1,650,480
549, 213
140,348

375,100

Internal revenue
Uisbursiner officers
Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t
Stflindard s i l v e r d o l l a r s
F r a c t i o n a l s i l v e r coin
C u r r e n c y certificates
Bedemption and exchange
Loa,nofl898

. ..

Total

728, 537
63,625

DISBURSEMENTS.
W^arrantsand checks
Di^bursinsr officers.
Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t

.

C u r r e n c y certificates
Bedemption and exchange:
9,240
Standard silver dollars
F r a c t i o n a l silver coin
United States notes
T r e a s u r y n o t e s of 1890
National-bank notes
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
M i n o r coin
•

198, 030

1,000
1,400
1,480

401,460

650, 000
2,000

2,500
6,180

Total

2, 284,128

2,424

15,320
20,000
109,888

38,000

336, 862
9, 214,121

3,029,225

18, .132,569

8,199,738

NationalGold
Silver
b a n k n o t e s . certificates. c e r t i t i c a t e s . M i n o r coin.

Account.
RECEIPTS.
Customs
Internal revenne

.

D i s b u r s i n g officers
Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t
Transfers
.S t a n d a r d silver dollars
F r a c t i o n a l s i l v e r coin
C u r r e n c y certificates
Bedemption and exchange
L o a n of 1898
Total

Total.

$4,380

$605,210

$91

$1,543,113

$46,740
672, 965
341, 630
1, 046, 565
31,000
10, 000

100
1,540
10,930
7,620

121, 094
1, 244, 219
993, 823
20, 866, 089
5,159,644
257,438

91
182
8,280
226

5,100
104, 000

84, no

2,156, 359
255, 675

111, 425

60

391,090
3, 888, 420
2, 372,461
40,050,944
7,804, 045
2,170, 666
2, 500, 000
13,841,910
985,540

2, 258, 000

108, 740

31, 659, 551

120, 295

75, 548,189

85, 000

923,851
14,171, 092
I, 896, 569
7, 218, Oil

157
202
148
36,110

1, 902,759
28,082, 648
4, 590,195
25, 667,169
1, 880,000

DISBURSEMENTS.
W arrants and checks
D i s b u r s i n g officers
Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t
Transfers
C u r r e n c y certificates
Bedemption and exchange:
Gold coin
Standard silver dollars
United States notes
T r e a s u r y n o t e s of 1890
National-banknotes
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
•Minor c o i n .

59, 000
685,800
209, 700
1,155, 000
25,000

24,610
1, 684, 716
1,885

109,137
2

1,412,755
5, 736, 829
1, 685, 681
1,907, 739
728, 537
5 100
84,110
2,153,139
111, 775

32, 720,143

149. 012

75,948,436

348, 695
5,724,824
34,200
305,011
386, 679

.....

Total




1
655
2,600

2,134, 500

85, 000

30

REPORT ON T H E

FINANCES.

JVo.
1 2 . — R E C E I P T S AND D I S B U R S E M E N T S OF EACH K I N D OF M O N E Y ON ALL A C COUNTS AT THE SUBTREASURY IN N E W ORLEANS FOR THE F I S C A L YEAR 1898.

Acconnt.

Gold coin.

Standard
silver
dollars.

Fractional
silver coin.

United
States
notes.

Treasury
notes.

RECEIPTS.
$34, 540
Internal revenue

255, 730
2, 583,175
1.00

655, 720
200

170, 950
24,976

311,490
2,390

1, 578, 835

20, 532, 776

915, 946

3, 320, 016

4, 049,411

4,518,800

5,153
168, 502
5,148
576, 660

243,238
1,591,015
116, 840
1, 441, 000
135, 000

158, 466
477,381
60, 630
4, 063, 000

10, 000

14

6,822
1,385,327
2,940

Redemntion and exchange
L o a n of 1898
Total...'^.

$11,966 ' $313,882
802
248, 640
5,735
44,866
5, 323
120,176
23, 357
219, 768
212, 843
1, 92J, 028

148, 511
25

670

S t a n d a r d s i l v e r dollars
. ...........
Fractional silver c o i n . . . . . . .
.......

$351, 261
33, 452
18,305
19,162
72, 946
17,454, 375

$43,451
33 688
9,894
4 170
25 336
1, 803, 201
1, 811,101
4,690

............^.........

DISBURSEMENTS,
W a r r a n t s and checks
D i s b u r s i n g officers
Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t .

110, 083

^

26, 215

C u r r e n c y certificates
Bedemption and exchange:
S t a n d a r d silver dollars
Fractional silver c o i n . . . . . . . .
United States notes
T r e a s u r y n o t e s of 1890
National-bank notes
Gold certi ficates
Silver c e r t i f i c a t e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
M i n o r coin
Total

60, 000

11, 080

36, 290

1,500
60,187

23, 918

4, 760, 570

795, 575

289,795

Account.

5, ioo

227, 290

2,000
4,000
164,350
2 500

3, 695.443

NationalGold
Silver
b a n k n o t e s , certificates. certificates. M i n o r coin.

4,763,977

Total.

RECEIPTS.
Customs
Internal revenue
Miscellaneous
Post-OfficeDepartment
S t a n d a r d s i l v e r dollars
F r a c t i o n a l silver coin
C u r r e n c v certificates
Bedemption and exchauge
L o a n of 1898
Total

$202, 390
15, 440
14, 775
46, 935
187,935

$1,437,087
999,792
194,105
150, 347
606, 767
8,538, 388
2, 428, 959
160,580

$110
124
2, 527
312
9,563
25, 051

$2,192, 297
1, 518, 888
291,542
314, 265
1 021 984
31, 528,-168
4, 243, 000
711, 320

41,310

766,567
63, 219

2,035

4, 679, 758
97,480

51,820

15,345,811

39,722

46, 598, 702

35,598

49, 000

1, 837, 057
2, 248, 051
1, 053,176
6, 495, 000

$10, 490
20

290, 320
6,570
764, 365

DISBURSEMENTS,
W a r r a n t s and checks
D i s b u r s i n g officers
Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t
Transfers
C u r r e n c y certificates
Bedemption and exchange:
Gold coin
S t a n d a r d s i l v e r dollars
F r a c t i o n a l s i l v e r coin
United States notes
T r e a s ' u r y n o t e s of 1890
National- bank notes
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
M i n o r p.oiti . . , . , - - Total




4, 440
409, 966
5,928
344, 000
940
306

135, 557
2, 582, 869
651, 720
500
12, 000
1,020.
681, 420
2,035

765, 580

49, 000

15,700,405

1,000
1,120

2,
5,
1
17,

248,354
040, 596
241 722
513, 675
135,000

148, 511
2, 583,175
655 720
170,950
311, 490

1,042

41,310
766, 567
2 035

38,760

30,859,105.

31

TEEASUEEE.

Wo.
1 3 . — R E C E I P T S AND DISBURSEMENTS OF EACH K I N D OF M O N E Y ON ALL
ACCOUNTS AT T H E SUBTREASURY I N SAN FRANCISCO FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1898.

Gold coin.

Account..

Standard
silver
dollars.

[Jnited
Fractional
Treasury
sUver coin. S t a t e s n o t e s .
notes.

RECEIPTS.

Customs
Miscellaneous

.

Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t
Transfers
Standard silver dollars
F r a c t i o n a l s i l v e r coin
C u r r e n c y certificates
Bedemption and exchange
L o a n of 1898

. . . . . .

..

Total

235
775
530
425
883
102
950
520

$287 451
420
11, 732
110 632
42,993
1 475

$5 082
113
5 709
69 436
32 995
452 416

$85 057
45
4 232
2 090
65 891
13 665
1 505
950

$28,229
42
1,164
542
14,182
7,122
37,164
320

732 530
716, 495

2, 094 609

i, i n 647

29 537
5 615

12,142
90

25,488 505

2, 549,312

1, 737 398 1

208 587

100, 997

2,477 870
20,450 440
1, 342 930
740,163

834
327 341
649
1, 653 500

165
89 809
146
1,916 640

10 000

68,000

12 580

196 484

200 620
21

95, 395
234

345
744

8 i07
4 227
12 955
320

$5, 765
324,
247,
436
1,133,
14,075
785,
1,270

DISBURSEMENTS.

Post- Office D e p a r t m e n t
Transfers
C u r r e n c y certificates
Bedemption and exchange:
Gold coin
S t a n d a r d silver d o l l a r s
F r a c t i o n a l s i l v e r coin
United States notes
T r e a s u r y n o t e s of 1890
National-bank notes
Gold certificates
:
Silver certificates
M i n o r coin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

.

1,171 642
21 059
• 7 171
210

26

4

30 535
....

11 508
26,222 993

Total . . .

2, 026, 528

2, 228 853

NationalGold
Silver
b a n k n o t e s . certificates. certificates.

Account.

210 641
Minor
coin.

163, 659

Total.

RECEIPTS.

$1 330

Customs
Internal revenne
Miscellaneons
Disbursingofficers
Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t
Transfers
Standard silver dollars
F r a c t i o n a l s i l v e r coin
C u r r e n c y certifi c a t e s
Bedemption and exchange
L o a n of 1898

13
1
99
12

$15
710
220
040
295

3401,740

$352,664
15
6,933
5, 730
120, 396
1,177,135
857,031

$42
11
23
4 996
5 4G2
30 033

$6,525,090
325,436
291, 373
631,071
1, 516, 582
15, 769,303
1,681 650
1, 275,320

30, 539
810

i i , 508

4,095,997
723, 520

2, 551, 253 1

52 075

32,835,.342

8
19 672
12

2 478,877
20, 887, 262
1,343,737
4,815,403

28,186

732,530
2, 094, 609
1,171, 647
29 537
. 12,142
12, 955
530
30, 539
11, 508

3 530

Total

12 955
510

530

143 275

3 940

DISBURSEMENTS.

W a r r a n t s and checks
D i s b u r s i n g officers
Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t
Transfers
C u r r e n c y certificates
Bedemption and exchange:
Gold coin
. ....

...

40 000

387,100

118,765

• 80,500
2, 094, 354

F r a c t i o n a l s i l v e r coin
United States notes
T r e a s u r y n o t e s of 1890
National-bank notes
Gold certificates
Silver certiticates
M i n o r coin
Total




5

o

158,765

2, 561,954

47.883

33,621,276

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REPORT ON THE
1 4 . — T O T A L R E C E I P T S AND
ALL

ACCOUNTS

AT

THE

Account.

FINANCES.

DISBURSEMENTS OF EACH K I N D OP M O N E Y ON

TREASURY

OFFICES

Gold coin.

FOR

Standard
silver
dollars.

THE

FISCAL

YEAR

Fractional
United ^
s i l v e r coin. S t a t e s n o t e s .

1898.

Treasury
notes.

RECEIPTS.,

Customs
Internal revenue
Miscellaneous
D i s b u r s i n g officers
Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t
Transfers
Gold bars
S t a n d a r d s i l v e r dollars
F r a c t i o n a l silver coin
C u r r e n c y certiticates
Bedemption and exchange.
Special c u s t o m s d e p o s i t . . - .
Issues
L o a n o f 1898
Total..

$28,492, 469
405, 645
1, 610, 931
855, 800
1, 294, 430
59,178, 763
9, 072, 614
943, 390
1, 317, 075

$2,148,412
33,886
•35,718
284,927
220,243
18, 712, 286

51, 327,713
52, 440,756

32, 565,128

1,364,805

$25, 836
1,055
17, 251
80, 007
104,165
5,360, 063

$69, 483, 625
691, 552
29, 313, 434
21,160,913
11, 010, 830
259, 753, 971

$2,108, 362
47,543
158, 229
2,437,182
2, 058, 611
75, 704, 902

44

11,462, 800
I, 005, 903
34, 525, 631
2, 793,098
29, 642, 000
420, 534

5,834

250

337,107
5,480, 653
53,155, 000
84,727, 796
125, 879, 371
54, 260, 000
7, 846, 501

208, 304, 391 .54, 007, 934

31,406, 047

723,100, 753

162, 364,795

4, 073,170
141,166, 925
1, 474, 760
2, 815, 831

7,125
519,596
4,896
, 954, 967

10, 958
718, 306
7,743
19,995,399

23, 391. 817
293, 706, 398
11, 710, 921
92,186, 050
88, 550, 000

3, 938, 081
25, 689, 803
2, 402, 820
75,583, 005

45, 569, 960

41, 688
2,165
8,000
2,243
2, 020, 310
223
1,680
4, 269, 256

491, 296
2,747
2,077
4, 026,100
302,092
1, 540,135
32,321
5, 748, 359
928
1,269

2,967, 768
47, 026
5, 412, 360
27, 889, 759
2, 236, 389
9, 349, 448
419, 315
46, 000
835,876
151, 693, 560
54, 260. 000

825, 316
10, 234
131, 546
9,158, 027
13, 645, 522
16,124, 634
41,850
14, 050
17, 827
43, 302, 000

764,702, 687

190, 884, 715

1,500
25,814, 572
2,476

DISBURSEMENTS.

W a r r a n t s and checks
D i s b u r s i n g officers
Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t
Transfers
C u r r e n c y certificates
Bedemption and exchange:
Gold coin
Standard silver d o l l a r s . . .
F r a c t i o n a l s i l v e r coin
United States notes
T r e a s u i ' y n o t e s of 1 8 9 0 . . .
National-banknotes
Gold certificates
Silver certiticates
M i n o r coin
C l e a r i n g - h o u s e balances
Bedemption and destruction .
F i v e per cent fund

1,175,142
22, 301, 710
2, 696, 253

11, 508
38,180, 000

259,703, 389

Total.
Account.

32,879, 730

NationalSilver
Gold
b a n k n o t e s . certificates certificates. M i n o r coin.

Total.

RECEIPTS.

Customs
Internal revenue
Miscellaneous
D i s b u r s i n g officers
Post-OfficeDepartment
Transfers
Gold b a r s
Standard silver dollars
F r a c t i o n a l s i l v e r coin
C u r r e n c y certificates
Bedemx)tion a n d e x c h a n g e .
Special c u s t o m s d e p o s i t —
Issues
L o a n o f 1898
Total..

$39, 340 $46,782, 535
350
1, 249, 808
34, 770
6, 969, 650
8,210 12,439, 690
48, 930 12, 979. 025
1,534, 070 318, 580, 354

1, 634, 940

906,190 115,440,151
120, 570 51, 821, 672
173,620, 000
12, 430
3, 946, 655

$149, 081, 432
2, 679, 286
38, 604, 076
40,865,168
31, 928, 744
766, 331, 980
9, 072; 614
33, 204, 363
15, 206, 638
53,155, 000
3, 243, 221 430, 794,089
349 233,059, 239
257, 522, 000
15, 231, 958

121,139,172

2, 715, 050 770, 312, 344

3, 386,101 2,076,736,587

734,118
7,141, 624
1, 538, 719
13, 335, 000

22, 732, 557
163,112, 532
14,711,076
I, 219, 300 241, 085, 779

771
147, 966
806
604, 640

54, 888,597
632, 203,150
31,851,741
480, 779, 971
88, 550, 000

164, 755
306
383, 498
5,000
800

I, 013, 688
32,464, 970
11, 078, 755
15, 993, 587
9, 076, 737
12, 785, 723
171,398
103, 496, 850
1, 274, 890

49, 042
5,436
26
651,391
122, 277
254,176
1,496
I, 629. 660
217
11

51,123, 513
32, 532,884
18,191,404
80,027,817
30,100, 380
40,054, 339
906,190
115, 277, 075
2,171, 216
189, 874, 840
265,457,480
81,982,416

$249,294
460, 771
3, 591, 919
4,186, 381
27, 402, 027
54,696
1, 314, 510
82, 243, 687
947

1,000
9,190

20,405, 325
6, 077, 479

153
3,322
6,520
26,129
105, 544

DISBURSEMENTS.

W a r r a n t s and checks
D i s b u r s i n g officers
Post-Office D e p a r t m e n t
Transfers
C u r r e n c y certificates
Bedemption and exchange:
Gold coin
Standard silver dollars..
F r a c t i o n a l silver coin
United States notes
T r e a s u r y n o t e s of 1890...
Nation al-bank notes
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
M i n o r coin
Clearing-house balances
B e d e m p t i o n and d e s t r u c t i o n .
F i v e per cent fund
Total.




72, 900
29, 970
15,990,460
81,982, 416

1, 362, 020 150, 543, 000

121, 379, 566

2,581,320 779,541,542

3,467, 915 2,195,973,013

TREASURER.

33

M o . 1 5 . — A S S E T S AND L I A B I L I T I R S OF T H E T R E A S U R Y O F F I C E S J U N E 30,
Washington,

Baltimore.

N e w York,

Philadielphia.

1898.

Boston.

ASSETS.

Gold coin
$3, 337, 636. 90 $2,397,462.56. $46,416,968.59" $1, 376,165. 00
Standard silver dollars
151, 635, 329. 00 6, 267, 648.00
52, 087, 371. 00 10, 276, 246. 00
Fractional silver coin
!
621, 459. 61
423,581. 20
3, 856,129. 75 1, 529,409. 80
6, 249, 826. 00 1,°499,550.00
United States notes
24, 981, 307. 00 6, 783, Oil. 00
•'l.'reasiiry notes of 1890
1, 437,739, 00
70, 202. 00
127,188. 00
37,402.00
National-bank notes
3, 790, 578. 38
236, 784. 00
16, 905. 00
41, 999. 00
Gold certificates
60. 610. 00
18,160. 00
13, 090. 00
329, 000. 00
1, 037, 466. 00
443, 830. 00
Silver certificates
1, 033, 080. 00
402, 275. 00
320. 000. 00
20, 000. 00
C nrreii cy certificates
160, 000. 00
Minor coin
22, 297. 97
38, 978. 03
298, 542. 95
338, 343. 00
Fractional currency.
31.14
222. 00
Bonds and interest p a i d . . .
282.00
22, 245. 78
1, 281.75
Total cash assets
Transfer accouut
Afifffregate

$8, 037, 714. 62
2, 281, 987. 00
421, 993. 85
2, 908, 022. 00
160, 943. 00
127, 703. 00
• 566,710. 00
811 381 00
80, 000. 00
86, 917.,98
8, 968.17

168, 209, 845. 82 11, 699, 797. 73
20, 504, 620. 96

128, 872, 828. 07 21, 275,163. 69 15, 492, 340. 02

188,714,466.78 11,699,797.73

128,872,828 07 i2l ST-^S ifi.^fiQ

15, 492, 340. 62

LIABILITIES.

Outstanding warrants and
checks
•Disbursing officers' b a l ances
Post-Office Department account
Bank-note 5 per cent redemption fund
Other deposit and r e - ,
demption accounts

517,813.23

30,133. 39

4,266,818.57

354, 793.41

0 223, 684. 05

51, 635. 93

1,059, 251. 74

.40,110.41

122,259.76

17,120,180. 43 2, 374, 462. 81

1, 309, 707. 52

1, 076, 769. 72

560, 402, 91

2, 887, 889. 63

558,806 34

8, 568,194. 06
2, 388,109. 35

i l , 640. 00

106, 285. 00

110, 860. 00

Total agency account 15, 964, 619. 26
Balance to credit of mints
and assay offices
Balance tran sier account
Balance general account... 172, 749, 847. 52

448, 202. 73

22,144, 091. 52 3, 081, 261.13

2,101, 633. 62

i, 460, 473. 30
9,791,121.70

4, 391, 373. 56
•5, 086, 442. 77 2, 635, 587. 54
97, 250, 920. 22 15, 558, 315, 02

3, 258, 949. 65
10,131, 757. 35

. . . . . 188, 714, 466.78 11, 699, 797, 73

128, 872, 828. 07 21, 275,163.69

15, 492, 340. 02

AiTfirreirate .

Cinciunati,

Chicago,

St. .Louis.

N e w Orleans,

San F r a n cisco,

ASSETS.

Gold coin
Standard silver dollars
Fractional silver coiu
United States notes
Treasury notes of 1890
Nationai-bank notes
Gold certificates
Silver certificates
Minor coin
Fractional currencv
Bonds and interest paid . .

'$2,491,693.40 $5, 657.144.17
177, 750. 00 1, 693, 980. 00
74, 520. 33
393,603.00
1, 485, 700. 00 7, 967,194. 00
97. 000. 00
219, 785. OO
340, 000. 00
77, 290. 00
215,470. 00
618, 816. 00
628, 646. 00
250, 000. 00
. 90, 846. 92
135, 591. 08
4,703. 50

1, 442. 37

$4, 952, 384, 88 $2, 728, 641, 52 $13, 502, 313. 90
16, 494,190. 00 17, 083, 621, 00 26, 043, 868. 00
528, 835.81
205, 086.13
262, 359,00
701,3n,00
18, 005. GO
4, 500, 350. 00
187, 734, 00
21,000.00
397, 850. 00
3, 595. 00
3, 835.00
174, 500. 00
11, 080. 00
302, 380. 00
90,060. 00
858,766.00
365,585.00
1, 207,149. 00
210, 000. 00
7,400. 23
17,935. 28
87,308.73
5.95
386. 00
163, 00

Total cash assets

5, 390, 860.15 17, 230, 315. 62

28, 376, 320. 56 22, 111, 370. 56
701, 851. 34

40,480, 008.31

Affffreffate

5, 390, 860.15 1.7, 230, 315. 62

28, 376, 320. 56 22, 813, 221, 90

40,480,008,31

LLABILITIES.

Outstanding warrauts and
checks
D i s b u r s i n g officers' b a l ances . . .
. ....
Post-Oifice D e p a r t m e n t account
O t h e r deposit a n d r e d e m p T o t a l a g e n c y accoun t
B a l a n c e t o c r e d i t of m i n t s
a n d aaaav offices
Balance transfer account..
Balance general account...
A g g r e g a t e '.

20,135, 62

197, 579. 31

59, 209.59

71,016.12

135, 654. 67

232, 023, 60

3, 701, 250. 73

1, 353, 913. 85

1, 936, 938. 79

2, 986,082. 07

373, 997.13

1, 224, 404. 35

598, 361. 37

197, 311. 65

252,144.16

28, 650. 00

57, 962.00

37,150.92

654,806.35

5,181,196. 39

2, 048, 635. 73

2, 205, 266. 56

3, 373, 880. 90

1, 235, 589. 75
3,500,464.05

841, 226. 78
1, 676,414. 95
9, 531,477,50

5, 390, 860.15 17, 230, 315, 62

FI 98


47, 727.13
1, 327, 525. 75 2,133, 067. 71 1, 690, 569. 54
25, 000,159. 08 18,474, 887, 63 35, 367, 830,74
28, 376,320. 56 22,813, 221.90

40, 480, 008.31

34

REPORT

Mo.

ON THE

FINANCES.

1 6 . — A S S E T S OF THE TREASURY I N T H E CUSTODY OF M I N T S AND ASSAY
O F F I C E S J U N E 30,
1898.

Boise C i t y .
BULLION

Carson C i t y ,

Charlotte.

Dahlonega.

FUND,

$32, 646. 55
Silver bullion
United States notes

.

• $4,216,51
108, 024. 83
5,039,437. 00
5, 551,37
138, 986.60

50.00
,63

Balance in subtreasuries and national
Total available

33, 448, 33

37, 420. 20

$18, 690. 30

66,145. 51

5, 333, 636. 51
75,549.75

18, 690. 30
32, 000. 00

$27, 950. 03

66,145. 51

5,409,186, 26

50, 690. 30

27,950. 03

Deadwood.
BULLION

Denver,

New York.

FUND.

Gold b u l l i o n
Standard silver d o l l a r s . . .
F r a c t i o n a l s i l v e r coin
Silver b u l l i o n
. .
M i n o r coip
Balance in subtreasuries and national
Total available
Unavailable
Affffre^ate

..............

$53, 617,53

$3,165. 00
46, 673, 082. 28
924 00
1, 616. 65
638, 573. 67
1 62

$71, 742.13

$750, 557.49

189, 880,56

4, 375, 686. 88

71, 742.13

750, 557, 49

243,498. 09

51, 693, 050.10

71, 742.13

750, 557,49

243, 498. 09

51, 693, 050.10

St. L o u i s ,
BULLION

Helena, '

N e w Orleans,

P h i l a d e l p h i a . San F r a n c i s c o .

FUND,

Gold coin
Gold bullion
S t a n d a r d s i l v e r dollars
F r a c t i o n a l s i l v e r coin
S i l v e r bullion
..
United States notes
M i n o r coin
Balance in s u b t r e a s u r i e s a n d n a t i o n a l
banks

$18,281, 21 $11, 227,124.50
509, 627, 36 47,116, 083, 46
1,139, 000. 00 66, 270, 850. 00
620, 673.27
2, 941, 927.06
1,434,199.01 94, 972, 787.16
12, 524, 00

$4,779, 820. 00
2,140, 502.13
48, 324, 220. 00
88 915 09

Total available
Unavailable
L o s s on r e c o i n a g e . .

3, 734, 304.85 222, 528, 772.18
25, 000. 00
187. 51.

55, 994. 254. 35
413, 557. 96

3, 759, 304. 85 222, 528, 959. 69

56,407,812.31

A g g r e g a t e b ullion f u n d
MINOR .COIN AND METAL

United States notes
M i n o r coin
Aggregate assets




660 7Qfi ^3

FUND.

•.

50, 000. 00
123,822.00
3, 759, 304. 85 222, 702, 781. 69

56, 407, 812. 31

35

TREASURER.
MO.

N'O—GRENERAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE ASSETS AND L I A B I L I T I E S OF
TREASURY J U N E 30,
1898.

Treasury
offices.

Nationa]-bank
Mints and
and other
• a s s a y offices. d e p o s i t o r i e s . I n t r a n s i t .

THE

Total.

ASSETS.
S t a n d a r d silver dollars
United Stales notes
T r e a s u r y u o t e s of 1890
SilA'^er certificates
C u r r e n c y certificates
Fractional currency

$90,898,125,54 $16, 032, 607. 22
96,633,584.14
284, 041,990. 00 120, 774, 431. 00
8, 316, 978.48
3, 658, 684. 04
97, 845, 342. 97
57, 094, 276, 00
62, 574. 00
2,756, 843.00
4,813,189. 38
1, 606, 560. 00
7,406, 994, 00
1,040,000.00
1,124,163. 07
123, 824. 25
37.09

S206,129. 00
95, 027, 50
4,955,144.00
144,000.00
96, 000. 00
2, 000. 00
1, 023, 000. 00
70, 000. 00
$38, 743, 017,17

39, 694.57

Bonds and interest p a i d . . .

2, 519. 75

T o t a l a v a i l a b l e a s s e t s 459,138, 851.13 335,131,047.62
701. 851. 34
574, 057. 74
Unavailable
U n p a i d loss ou r e c o i n a o e .
187. 51
B a l a n c e in s u b t r e a s u r i e s i
5, 477, 425. 89
• 20,504,620.96
Transfer account

38, 743, 017.17 6, 593,820, 25
218, 463. 55-

Afifsrreffate . . . . . . . . . . 480, 345, 323. 43 341,182, 718, 76

38, 961, 480. 72 6, 593, 820. 25

$106, 930,732.76
96, 633, 584.14
405, 022, 550. 00
12, 070, 690. 02
97,845,342.97
62, 111, 994 00
2,900,843,00
4,909,189.38
1, 608, 560. 00
8,429, 994. 00
1,110, 000. 00
1, 247, 987. 32
37 09
38, 743, 017.17
42, 214. 32
839, 606, 736.17
1, 494, 372. 63
187. 51
5, 477, 425. 89
20, 504, 620. 96
867,083,343.16

LLA.BILIT1ES,
t

Outstanding warrfints and
checks
1
.°....
D i s b u r s i n g officers' balPost-Office D e p a r t m e n t account
B a n k - n o t e 5 p e r c e n t redemption fund
Other deposit and redemption accounts

2,253,163,84

309, 476, 59

2, 562,640.43

35, 636,171.78

4, 380, 586. 66

40, 016. 758. 44

5,117, 517.61

12,154. 69

Wo.

8, 568,194. 06

5, 628, 546. 90

T o t a l a g e n c y a c c o u n t 57,203,
B a l a n c e t o c r e d i t of m i n t s
5, 280,
a n d a s s a y otlices
20, 504,
B a l a n c e t r a n s fer a c c o u n t
B a l a n c e gen e r a l a c c o u n t . . . 397, 356,
AfiTffreffate.......

5,129, 672, 30

8, 568.194,06

594.19

4,559, 347. 91

10,187, 894.81

4, 702, 217, 94 4, 559, 347, 91

66, 465,160.04

327,47
620. 96
780.81 341,182, 718. 76

34, 062,164. 36 2, 034, 472, 34

5,477,425. 89
20, 504, 620.96
774, 636,136. 27

480, 345, 323, 43 341,182, 718,76

38, 961, 480. 72 6,593,820.25

867, 083, 343.16

197, 098,42

! § . — D I S T R I B U T I O N OF T H E G E N E R A L T R E A S U R Y BALANCE

Location.

Washington
Baltimore
N ew York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
•
St. L o u i s
N e w Orleans
Sau Francisco
M i n t s a n d a s s a y offices
National banks
,...
United States depositories.
In transit
Total Treasurer's books.
On d e p o s i t w i t h S t a t e s
Total Treasury balance.




Treasurer's
general
account.
$172,749, 847. 52
9,791, 121. 70
97, 250, 920. 22
15, 558, 315.02
10,131, 757.35
• 3,500, 464.05
9, 531, 477. 50
25, 000, 159. 08
18,474, 887.03
35, 367, 830. 74
341,182, 718. 76
34,058, 462.19
3, 702.17
2, 034, 472. 34
774, 636,136. 27

J U N E 30,

Beceipts not
covered
by warrants.

1898.

B a l a n c e as
^howu
by warrants.

.$12, 342, 838,96 $160, 407, 008, 56
955,141. 98
8,835, 979. 72
94, 456, 855.40
2,794,064. 82
1,.174, 887. 60
14, 383, 427.42
8, 086, 081.25
2, 045, 676.10
1,756,812.31
1, 743, 651.74
3, 876, 981. 53
5,654, 495.97
1, 036, 697. 22
23, 963, 461. 86
18, 375, 636. 42
99, 251, 21
749,038,01
34, 618, 792.73
341,182, 718.76
155, 023, 33
33, 903, 438.86
3, 702.17
2.034, 472.34
26, flS6, 413. 07

747, 649, 723. 20
28,101, 644..91
775,751, 368.11

36

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.

No.

1 9 . — A V A I L A B L E ASSETS AND N E T L I A B I L I T I E S OF T H E TREASURY J U N E 30,

1897 AND 1898.
J u n e 30, 1897.

J u n o 30, 1898.

ASSETS.

Gold:
Coin
Bullion

i^l53,109, 225. 57
25, 540,102. 00

$106, 930,732.76
96, 633,584.14
$203, 564, 316. 90

$178, 649, 327, 57
Silver:
Dollars

400,053,461.00
16, 201, 959.73
104, 596, 442. 69

Bullion

405, 022, 550. 00
12,070, 690. 02
97, 845,342,97
520, 851, 863. 42

Paper:
United States notes
T r e a s u r y n o t e s of 1890

....

Gold certificates
SilA'^er certificates

100,726, 394. 00
31,397, 763, 00
5,123, 683,16
1, 496, 830. 00
17, 630,192, 00
1. 380, 000.00

514, 938, 582.99
62,111,994.00
2, 900, 843. 00
4,909, 189. 38
I, 608, 560, 00
8, 429, 994. 00
1,110, 000. 00

157,754,862.16

81,070, 580. 38

Other:
Fractional currencv
D e p o s i t s in n a t i o n a l b a n k s
B o n d s a n d i n t e r e s t x>aid
Asfffrefate

.......

I, 247, 987. 32
37.09
38,743,017.17
42, 214. 32

1,345,405.07
6^4.75
15,958, 733, 82
203, 490; 44
...

17, 508, 324,08

40, 033, 255. 90

874, 764, 377.23

839, 606, 736.17

LIABILITIES.

Agency account:
Outstandingwarrants and checks
D i s b u r s i n g ofiicers' b a l a n c e s
PostOffice D e p a r t m e n t a c c o u n t . .
Bank-note 5 per cent redemption
fund
...
. .
Other deposit and redemption

1, 807,738,10
20, 596, 551, 37
3, 990, 8 n . 64

•
2, 562,640.43
40, 016,758. 44
5,129,672.30

7, 721, 065. 52

8, 568,194. 06

4,7i3, 055. 05

10,187,894.81
66,405,160.04

38, 829, 222. 28
General account:
Gold certificates
S i l v e r certificates
C u r r e n c y certificates
T r e a s u r y n o t e s of 1890
Balance

38,782,169,00
375, 479, 504,00
62, 340, 000.00
114,867,280.00
244, 466, 201,95

Asrarreerate

No.

37,420,149.00
398,556,504.00
26, 675, 000. 00
101, 207, 280. 00
209, 282, 643.13
835, 935,154. 95

773,141, 570.13

874, 764, 377. 23

839,606, 736.17

2 0 . — A S S E T S AND L I A B I L I T I E S OF T H E T R E A S U R Y I N E X C E S S OF C E R T I F I CATES AND T R E A S U R Y NOTES J U N E 30, 1897 AND 1898,

J u n e 30,1897,

June 30,1

ASSETS,

Gold coin and bullion
Silver djallars and bullion
Fractional silver coin
United States notes
Treasury notes of 1890
National-bank notes
Minor coin
Fractional eurrency
Deposits in national banks
Bonds and interest paid

$141, 363, 988. 57 $167,752, 727. 90
31, 933, 311.69
11, 534,102.97
16, 201, 959.73
12, 070,690.02
39, 766, 394. 00
36, 546,994. 00
31, 397, 763. 00
2, 900,843, 00
5,123, 683.16
4, 909,189. 38
1, 345, 405.07
1, 247,987. 32
694,75
37.09
733.
82
15, 958,
38,743, 017.17
203, 490. 44
42, 214. 32

:

Total

283, 295,424, 23

275,747,803,17

38, 829,222.28
244,466, 201. 95

66,465,160. 04
209, 282, 643.13

LIABILITIES.

Agency account
Balance
Total...




^

283, 295, 424. 23 275, 747, 803,17

TREASURER.
N o . 21.—UNAVAILABLE

37

F U N D S O F T H E G E N E R A L TREASURY AND P O S T - O F F I C E
DEPARTMENT J U N E 30, 1898.
GENERAL TREASURY.

On deposit with the folloAving States under the act of June 23, 1836:
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Bhodelsland
NewYork
Pennsylvania
.-. NewJersey
Ohio
Indiana
'
Illinois
."...
Michigan
;
Delaware
:
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Caroliua
Georgia
Alabama . .•.
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Arkansas
Total on deposit with the States
Deficits and defalcations:
Subtreasuries:
Defalcation, subtreasury United States, New Orleans, 1867,
May and Whitaker
$675,325,22
Defalcation, subtreasury United States, New Orleans, 1867,
May property
,x
5,566,31
Deficit, subtreasury United States, New Orleans, 1885
20,959,81
•
Mints and assay offices:
Deficits and defalcations, mint United States, San Francisco, 1857 to 1869
:
413,557.96
Defalcation, mint United States, Dahlonega, 1861
27,950,03
Defalcation, mint United States, Charlotte, 1861
32,000,00
Deficit, mint United States, New Orleans, .1895
25,000,00
Deficit, mint United States, Carson City
75, 549,75
•
National bank depositories:
Failure, Venango National Bank of Franklin, Pa
181,377.51
Failure, First National Bank of Selma, Ala
33,383.87
—'•
Depositories United States:
Defalcation, depository United States, Galveston, 1861
778.66
Defalcation, depository United States, Baltimore, 1866
547. 50
Defalcation, depository United States, Pittsburg, 1867
2,126, II
Deficit, depository United States, Santa Fe^ 1866, short in
remittance
249,90
.

$955,838,25
669,086,79
669, 086.79
1,338,173. 58
764, 670.60
382,33.5.30
4,014,520.71
2,867,514.78
764, 670. 60
2,007,260.34
860,254,44
477,919.14
286,751.49
286, 751.49
955, 838.25
2,198,427,99
1,433,757.39
I, 051,422.09
1,051,422,09
669, 086. 79
477, 919.14
382,335,30
1,433, 757.39
1,433, 757. 39
382, 335.30
286,751.49
$28,101,644.91

701,851,34

574, 057.74

214,761.38

3,702,17

Total deficits and defalcations

1,494,372.63

Total general Treasury

29,596,017.54

I
POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Defalcation,
Defalcation,
Defalcation,
Defalcation,

subtreasury United States, Netv Orleans, 1861
depository United States, Savannah, 1861
deposi tory United States, Galveston, 1861
depository United States, Little Bock, 1861

31,164,44
205,76
83.36
5, 823, 50
37,277.06

Aggregate.




'

29,633,294,60

38
No.

REPORT ON T H E

FINANCES.

S 2 . — G O L D C O I N AND B U L L I O N I N THE TREASURY AT THE END OF EACH M O N T H ,
FROM J U N E ,

1878.

Month.
1878—June
July
August
Septeraber .
October —
November..
Decera b e r . .
1879—January
February...
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.".
October
November..
D e c e m b e r ..
1880-January....
February...
March
April
May
June
July
August
September..
October
November..
D e c e m b e r ..
1881—January
February...
March
April
May
June
July
:
August
September..
October
November..
December..
1882—January
February ..
March
April
May
.-...
June
July
August
September .
October —
November..
December ..
1883—January....
February...
March
April
May.
Juue
July
August
September .
October
Noveraber..
December..
1884—January
February...
March
A p ril
May
June
July
August
Septeraber .
October
November..
December ..
1885—January
February...
March




Bullion.
$122,
124,
126,
126,
132,
135,
128,
128,
127,
128,
128,
130,
129,
128,
130,
133,
121,
102,
95,
96,
93,
93,
91,
83,
82,
77,
77,
67,
59,
66,
61,
60,
84,
85,
73,
70,
74,
62,
82,
76,
76,
85,
84,
81,
95,
95,
88,
93,
91,
87,
95,
101,
108,
113,
119,
121,
12;-),
130,
132,
136;
141,
144,
144,
144,
147,
149,
152,
154,
154,
150,
150,
156,
160,
162,
163,
164,
166.
109,
171,
172,
175,
177,

$6, 323,
7,714
7, 713!
9, 049,
7, 963,
6, 472;
6, 806,
4, 964,
5,401
4,934
6,151
5,841
5,316
7, 497,
11,182,
35,797
50, 358,
57,
61, 999,
57, 226,
53, 525,
50, 572,
47, 244
45, 219,
43, 484,
45, 319,
50, 671
67, 727,
80, 742,
85, 004,
95, 260,
93, 746,
88, 760,
88, 467,
97,140,
92, 783,
•89, 017.
92, 226;
87,148,
97, 751
9.6, 953,
92, 578;
87, 977,
83, i
78,422,
71, 218,
66, 215,
60, 918,
56,541,
57, 283,
53, 722,
51,440.
50, 916,
50, 9U3
51, 981
51,449,
52,215
54,475,
55, 652,
57,175,
56, 254;
58, 757,
59, 876,
61, 683
62, 392,
66, 592,
66, 406,
66, 931,
67, 017,
60, 724,
45, 686,
44, 797,
44, 539,
48, 533.
51, 342:
52, 946;
55, 856,
62, 212,
63,422,
64,4'20,
64, 732,
64, 297,

Total.
$128,,, 400, 203
132,, 014, 620
134,•, 548, 036
. 136,, 030, 302
140,i, 872,154
142,:, 400,135
135,>, 382, 640
133,i, 756, 907
133,265, 559
133,t, 416,126
134 , 520,140
136,1, 680, 260
135,i, 236, 475
135,,517,483
141 ,546,390
169,I, 606, 995
171,517,714
160,,443,437
157,, 790, 322
153,,690, 027
146,, 750, 758
144,, 010, 551
138 , 783, 440
128,!, 709, 496
126,, 145, 427
123 , 126, 646
12' , 679, 280
135,,244,833
140,\ 725, 953
151, 362, 519
156,1,742, 096
154,,544,209
173,, 038, 253
173,,668,163
i7o;, 319, 754
., 770,159
163,
,171,661
163,
,911.475
154,
, 495, 522
169,
:, 361, 345
174.
1, 989, 829
172;
;, 225, 304
178,
;, 617, 468
172,
, 152, 789
165,
,757,874
173
i, 457, 357
166,
., 069,102
155,
;, 985, 546
153!
1, 506, 390
148,
,079,030
145
,303,921
149,
152. 739,107
159,,805, 743
164, 267, 584
171 , 504, 568
173,,317,835
177,,661,631
184,, 752, 714
187,,837, 442
193 ,310,043
198,
;, 078, 568
202,
,774,035
204,
:, 172, 975
206,, 130, 543
209,
.,429,940
216,
1,1.33, 328
' 219,
I, 014, 739
221,,813,356
221 ,881, 633
211 ,071,507
196,
i, 325, 626
201 , 132, 388
204.
876, 594
210,
, 539, 551
214,
,483,657
217.
, 904, 042
222;
, 536, 360
231
,389, 361
234,
,975,852
237,
', 167, 975
240;
I, 029, 843
24i:
, 440, 797

89

TREASURER.

N o . 2 2 . — G O L D C O I N AND BULLION I N T H E T R E A S U R Y AT T H E END OF EACH MONTH,
FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.

Month.
1885—April
May
June
July
August
September.
October....
November.
December .
1880—January...
February..
March..'...
April
May
June
Jnly
August . . .
Soi^tember
October . . .
November.
December.
1.887—January...
. February..
March
April
May
June
Jwiy
August . . .
September
October . . .
November.
December.
1888—January...
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August . . .
September
October . . .
November.
December.
1889—January...
February..
March
April
May
June
July
Angust . . .
September
October . . .
November.
December.
1890—January...
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August . . .
September
October . . .
November,
December.
1391—January...
February..
March
A.pril
May.......
June
.,
Jub'
August . . .
September
October...
November.
December.




Bullion,
$177, 427, 377
178, 039, 678
179, 952, 890
180, 083,998
180, 175, 905
180, 198, 974
178, 941,459
178, 002, 782
180, 793, 981
179, 402, 994
183, 314, 744
182, 900, 437
185, 335,205
187, 138,939
189, 529, 604
190, 001,215
189, 915,047
189, 376, 275
187, 168,509
185, 730,177
187, 196, 597
189, 122, 038
191, 602,707
0192, 554,053
191, 473, 345
192, 461, 995
192, 368, 916
192, 197,040
189, 187,480
182, 324,850
182, 342,103
181, 883, 796
182, 618, 964
185, 906, 571
187, 745,300
189, 604,374
190, 668,288
195, 832,419
203, 636,984
218, 538, 859
223, 307,190
224, 262,012
223, 209, 020
224, 176,751
227, 854,213
229, 051, 535
229, 785,899
231, 905, 742
233, 591.115
236, 055,512
237, 917, 635
238, 741, 837
239, 996,043
241, 537.116
243, 955,379
246, 337,464
246, 401,951
249, 963,167
252, 460, 026253, 782, 305
253, 612,783
253, 784, 358
255, 615,.950
254, 397,959
252, 748, 502
246, 179,012
233, 634, 208
230, 113,362
226, 220, 604
229, 942, 686
233, 469, 299
232, 749,803
220, 773, 624
193, 929, 831
176, 450,378
174, 091,456
175, 482, 231
178, 631,016
189, 615,905
193, 412,689
196, 634,061

$65, 734,818
66, 323, 865
67.075.735
69, 283, 598
70, 081, 513
71,052,140
72, 417, 890
73, 942, 796
72, 557,429
71, 968, 567
66,486, 344
59,254,731
55. 245,328
49; 285, 795
43, 308, 520
43, 650, 307
45, 515, 589
53, 232, 743
59,663,639
68, 720, 676
80, 931,422
85, 018,430
83, 485,920
83,431,810
83, 863, 571
85,166, 756
85, 732,190
89, 099, 377
92, 852, 054
108,377, 780
120, 202, 502
120, 777, 483
122,723,223
121,902,584
121, 822, 527
121,167, 828
122,132,999
114,050, 440
110,116, 633
108, 012, 533
107. 826, 240
108,289, 294
108,479, 213
104, 426, 611
96, 919, 454
96, 590, 321
96, 670, 798
94, 795,197
94, 612, 786
85, 241, 865
65, 586, 684
62.017.736
64,052,146
64, 334, 656
64, 554, 236
64, 642, 327
67, 416, 990
66, 080, 287
66,133, 726
66, 443, 489
67, 265, 628
67, 548, 895
65, 996, 474
62,138, 864
57,471,618
59, 907,459
. 60,855,395
63, 642, 518
65, 799, 610
67, 624, 860
63, 362, 654
59. 685, 416
59,859,416
61, 401, 672
62,067,744
62, 736, 957
65, 262, 257
66, 343, 775
74,158, 836
78,430,504
82,212,689

Total,
$243.162,195
244, 363, 543
247,028, 625
249, 367, 596
250, 257, 418
251, 251,114
251, 359, 349
251, 945, 578
253, 351, 410
251, 371, 561
249, 801, 088
242,155,168
240, 580, 533
236, 424, 734
232, 838,124
233,651, 522
235,430, 636
242, 609, 018
246, 832,148
254,450, 853
268,128,019
274,140,468
275, 088,627
275,985, 863
275, 336,916
277,628, 751
278,101,106
281, 296,417
282, 039, 534
290, 702, 630
302, 544, 605
302, 661, 279
305, 342,187
307, 809,155
309, 567,827
310, 772.202
312, 801, 287
309, 882, 859
313, 753, 617
326, 551, 392
331,133,430
332,551,306
331, 688, 233
328, 603, 362
324.773, 667
325, 641, 856
326,456, 697
326, 700,939
328, 203,901
321, 297, 377
303, 504, 319
300, 759, 573
304,048,189
305, 871, 772
308, 509, 615
310. 979,791
313,818,941
316,043,454
318,593,752
320, 225, 794
320, 878,411
321,333,253
321, 612, 424
316, 536, 823
310, 220,120
306, 086, 471
294, 489, 603
293,755, 880
293, 020, 214
297, 567, 546
296, 831, 953
292,435, 219
280. 633, 040
' 255, 331, 503
238, 518,122
236,828,413
240,744,488
244, 974, 791
263.774, 741
271, 843,19?
278,846,750

40

REPORT ON THE FINANCES.

N o . 2 2 . - G O L D C O I N AND BULLION I N T H E TREASURY AT T H E END OF EACH M O N T H ,

FROM JuNEj 1878—Continued.
Month.
1892—January . .
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August ...
September
October . . .
November.
December.
181)3—January . .
February .
March
April
May
June
July ......
August ...
September
October...
N o v e m berDecember.
1894—January...
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August ...
September
October . . .
November.
December .
1895—January...
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October . . .
November.
December .
I896~Jauuary...
February..
March
April
May..
June
July
August ..,
September.
October . . .
November.
December .
1897—January...
February..
March.....
A.pril
May
Juue
July
August ...
September,
October . . .
November.
December .
1898—January...
February..
March
April
May
June
^n\y:
August
September




Bullion,
454.175
198, 847,863
198, 949,892
193, 911, 273
193, 573, 580
180, 741,321
170, 682, 622
166, 583, 580
164, 550, 486
166, 135,247
167, 615,258
156, 662,452
147, 375,054
137, 837,900
138, 874, 473
121, 753,585
115, 646, 742
110, 109,923
103, 363,626
78, 049,667
72, 183,123
66, 616, 899
70, 211, 506
73, 624,284
65, 490,319
107, 029, 805
116, 223,429
116, 475,990
100, 000,110
86, 005,123
73, 872, 012
76, 944. 532
79, 602, 339
81, 416, 461
118, 045, 402
91, 879, 020
51, 343, 230
94, 065, .558
88, 098, 517
89, 954,140
94, 205,611
147,914
702, 557
202, 384
210, 756
951,327
977,079
83. 378, 392
83, 225, 419
84, 874, 515
140, 831,047
142, 594, 838
135, 644, 283
118, 803,340
111, 371,284
119, 561,114
106, 772, 737
121, 706, 505
107, 557, 275
117, 638. 598
120, 100, 363
130, 356, 403
139, 988, 509
151, 976, 832
157, 167, 732
155, 529; 575
152, I U , 826
149, 003, 810
150, 338, 370
154, 417,732
153, 965,892
151,
151, 910.176
151, 266, 475
151, 609,155
147, 256,076
133, 518,601
110, 702, 400
104, 775, 284
125, 843, 472
148. 201, 497
162; 391, 874

$84,299 689
83, 275,529
81,194, 377
79, 712,183
77, 953 512
74, 836 385
76, 623 598
75, 960 115
76, 055, 422
78,126 222
79, 983 208
81,697 350
81, 452 478
79,-835 048
79,503, 760
80, 529, 774
80, 871 868
78, 345, 510
83, 450 336
98, 373 505
101, 026 648
96, 657 273
90,910 622
84, 679,495
77,175. 275
• 70,432'992
60, 232 616
53,716
48, 067, 706
44, 612, 311
47, 050, 824
43, 94i: 337
44,063 417
44,197 435
46, 305, 066
47, 727, 334
46,010 546
44, 527, 722
51, 387: 979
50, 044 014
53, 425: 367
56, 746:018
60, 651 509
60, 208 542
57,340, 757
54, 409,,512
45, 590 866
29, 820 315
15, 467, 938
26, 821 484
29, 054 603
32, 851 621
32, 662, 860
32,217 024
30, 640 941
33, 264 086
40, 998;574
47,617 328
51,969 827
54, 565 385
52,286 759
46, 849,625
37,254 294
32,786 057
26, 539 659
25,547 082
28,
], 929, 752
31., 230355
30I, 223 294
30 969 525
42,1123, 368
45,
s 559 060
49,I, 465 077
52!, 454816
63;
{. 647,258
535
83, 671 864
965,998 765
98, 049,921
99, 294 997
105, 175 578
116,299

Total,
753, 864
282, 123,392
280, 144, 269
273, 623, 456
271 527, 092
255, 577,706
247, 306,220
2-42, 543,095
240, 605, 908
244, 261, 469
247, 598,466
238, 359,802
228, 827,532
217 672, 948
218; 378,233
202, 283, 359
196, 518, 610
188, 455, 433
180, 813,962
176, 423,172
173 209,771
163, 274,172
161 122,128
158, 303, 779
142, 665, 594
177, 462,797
176, 456, 045
170, 192, 458
148, 067,816
131 217.434
120, 922, 836
120, 885, 869
123, 605, 756
125, 613,896
164, 350,468
139, 606,354
97, 353, 776
138, 593. 280
139, 486, 496
139, 998,154
Ul, 690, 978
155. 893,932
155, 354, 066
149, 410,926
143, 557, 513
143, 360, 839
129, 567, 945
113 198, 707
99, 693, 357
167, 695, 999
171, 885,710
168, 446,459
151 307,143
144, 020, 364
150, 012, 225.
139, 825, 200
162, 771, 311
155, 323, 833
169, 527,102
175, 203.983
182, 387,122
186, 206, 028
189, 242, 803
190, 702, 889
181, 707, 391
178, 076, 657
178: 044, 578
181 234,165
184 561, 664
190, 387,^257
194, 089, 260
197, 469. 236
200, 73i; 552
204, 063,971
210, 903, 334
217, 190,136
207 701, 264
202, 825, 049
225, 138, 393
253 377, 494
278, 691, 452

41

TREASURER.
No. 2 ^ .

-SILVER

COIN AND BULLION IN THE TREASURY AT T H E END OF EACH
MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878.

Month,
1878—June
July
August
September..
October
N o v e r a b e r ..
December...
1879—January —
February...
M a r c h . .*
April
May
June
July
August
Septeraber..
October
Noveraber.,
Deceraber...
1880—J a n u a r y . . . .
February...
March
April
May
June
July
August
Septeraber..
October
Noveraber..
December...
1881—January
February...
^ Marcli
April
May
,
June
July
August
September..
October
.
N o v e m b e r .,
December..,
1882- J a . n u a r y . . .
I'ebruary ..
• March . 1...
April
,
May
June
July
August
Septeuiber.
October
November .
December..
1883—Jauuary . . .
February ..
March
April
May
June
July...:...
August
September.
October
November.
^December..
1S84^January ...
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August...'..
September.
October
November.
December-.
1885 — J a n u a r y . . .
February..
March




Standard
dollars.

Bullibn.

718, 357
9,550, 236
11, 292, 849
12, 1.55,205.
13, 397,571
14, 843, 219
16, 704, 829
17, 874,457
19, 505,767
21, 558, 894
23, 694,563
26, 181,045
28, 147,351
29, 151, 801
30, 678,464
31, 559,870
32, 322, 634
32, 839,207
33, 168, 064
34, 961,611
36, 972, 093
38, 780, 342
40, 411, 673
42, 778,190
44, 425,315
46, 192, 791
47, 495, 063
47, 654,675
47, 084,459
47, 397,45348, 190, 518
50, 235,102
52, 939,460
55, 176,158
58, 044, 826
60, 518, 273
62, 544, 722
64, 246,302
65, 948, 344
66, 092,067
66, 576, 378
68, 017, 452
69, 589, 937
72, 421, 584
75, 138,957
78, 178, 583
81, 595, 056
84, 606, 043
87, 153, 816
88, 840, 899
91, 166, 249
92, 228, 649
92, 4.14, 977
92, 940,582
94, 016, 842
97, 530, 969
100, 261, 444
103, 482, 305
106, 366, 348
108, 898, 977
111, 914,019
113,
114, 057, 052
114, 320,197
116, 587, 372
117, 036, 450
119, 768, 9(36
123. 449, 385
126; 474, 748
129, 822, 399
130, 006,1.01
132, 314,065'
135, 626, 753
137, 560, 916
140, 692,119
142, 615, 722
142, 058, 787
144, 926, 725
146,, 745, 075
150, 502,865
1.53, 632,154
156, 561,007
698, 482

$7,341,471
7, 665, 760
8, 982, 239
9,634,034
8, 352, 042
10,159, 491
9, 439, 461
10,347,889
9, 837, 403
8, 688, 261
6, 949, 046
5, 672, 656
5, 092, 566
5.112, 224
4, 904, 612
4, 557, 504
3, 537, 224
4,323,098
4,492,421
4, 888, 036
4, 525, 306
4, 086, 840
5, 007, 331
4, 853, 588
5,124, 536
6, 081, 648
6, 380, 258
5,557, 700
6, 043, 367
6, 255, 390
6,183,224
6,704,197
5, 356, 308
4,017,770
3,863, 583
3, 457.193
3,309, 949
2, 962, 278
2, 732, 863
2, 632,185
3,424, 575
3, 088, 710
3, 607, 830
3, 258, 926
2, 806,143
4, 440, 662
3, 239, 033
3, 793, 664
3, 230, 908
2,816, 270
2, 730,716
3, 343, 565
4,012, 503
3, 769, 220
4,468,193
3, 761, 958
3, 974,114
3, 943, 467
3, 478,750
4,157, 218
4, 482, 216
4, 486, 638
4, 694, 559
5,107, 911
4,936,365
4, 624,279
4, 534, 373
4, 674, 433
4,919,913
5, 043, .825
5,150,843
4, 623,158
4, 055, 498
4, 603, 610
4, 723, 420
4, 934, 405
4, 646,497
4,778,849
4,716,055
4, 613, 582
3, 991,130
3, 887,494

Fractioual
coiu.

Total. .

$6, 860, 506 $21, 920. 334
7, 079, 667
24,295,663
6, 478, 642
26, 753, 730
6,143, 903
27, 933,142
6, 323, 132
28, 072, 745
6, 009, 834
31, 012, 544
6, 031, 805
32,176, 095
6,143, 449
34, 305, 795
6, 278, 491
35, 621, 661
' 6,428,185
36,675, 340
6, 621, 940
37, 265, 549
6, 813, 589
38, 667, 290
8, 903, 401
42,143, 318
12,731,766
46, 995, 791
15, 236, 724
50,819, 800
16, 814, 309
52, 931, 683
17,755, 987
53, 615, 845
18,432,478
55, 594, 783
18, 881, 629
56, 542,114
20, 204, 810
60, 054, 457
21,179, 312
62, 676, 711
64, 856, 996
21, 989, 814
68,186, 677
22,767, 673
71, 208, 870
23, 577, 092
73, 900, 333
24, 350, 482
77, 250,153
24, 975, 714
79, 028, 293
25,152, 972
78", 012, 300
24, 799, 925
77,757,316
24,629,490
78,306, 373
24, 653, 530
79,142,799
24, 769, 057
82, 430, 214
25,490,915
84,108,826
25,813, 058
85, 477, 820
26, 283, 892
88. 402, 022
26, 493, 613
90, 817, 423
26, 841, 957
93,102, 368
27, 247, 697
94, 504, 067
27, 295, 487
95, 724, 014
27, 042, 807
95, 037, 966
26, 313,114
95,1)85, 641
25, 984, 688
97, 024, 414
25,918,252
99,161,408
25, 903, 641
26, 567, 873 102, 248, 383
26, 869, 906 104, 815, 006
27,187, 681 109, 806, 926
112,273, 273
27, 439,184
27, 755, 923 116,155, 630
28, 048, 631 118,433, 355
11.9,811,125
28,153,956
27..990, 388 121, 887, 353
27, 426,140
122, 998, S54
26,749, 432 123,176, 912
26, 544, 544 123, 254, 346
26, 521, 692 125, 000, 727
27,135,245
128,428,172
27,507, 276
131, 742, 834
27,865,994
135, 291, 766
28, 068, 629 137,913,727
141,359.391
28,303.196
144, 882, 236
28,486,001
28,058,142
145, 601, 832
27,819,712
146, 834, 468
26, 750,161 140, 445, 444
26,712,424
147, 685. 239
26,969,614
149, 362, 859
27,224.126
151. 207, 8.S4
28, 014, 415 156,163, 596
28, 490, 907 160, 233, 219
28, 866, 556 162, 916, 482
29,158, 480 164, 623, 388
29, 377, 206 166,627,117
169, 217,134
.29,600,720
172, 093, 215
29, 797,486
174, 998,145
29, 659, 003
176, 467, 353
29, 474,161
176,919, 979
29, 346, 757
178,667, 207
29,143, 283
180,413,276
29,194, 356
185,146, 841 •
29, 901,105
187,796, 973
30, 244, 836
191, i>18. 302
30, 632, 326

42

REPORT ON THE FINANCES.

N o . 2 S » — S I L V E R COIN AND BULLION I N T H E TREASURY AT T H E END OF EACH
MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878—Coutinued.

Month.
1885—April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1886—January . .
February.
March
A.pril
,
May
June
J u l y . .^
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1887—Jannary . .
February.
March
April
May
June
Jwly
Angust —
September
October—
. November
December.
1888—Ja.nuary . .
February.
March
A pril
M ay
Juiie
July
August —
September
October—
November ,
December .
1889—Jauuary ...
February.
March
April
May
June.,
July
August...
September
October—
November
December.
1890—January...
February ..
March
April
May
June
.-.
July
August —
Septeraber.
October—
November.
December .
1891—January...
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November .
December..




Standard
dollars.

I$159,441, 034

Bullion.

$4, 042. 187
4, 098; 144
162, 244,855
4, 038.886
165, 413,112
3,944 837
166, 499, 948
3, 766,196
166, 854, 215
3,916, 123
165, 483, 721
3, 840,536
163, 817, 342
3, 583,956
165,568,018
3, 797 041
165, 718, 190
3, 658,783
169, 083, 385
2, 612,968
171, 805, 906
174,700, 985
2, 271 104
175, 928, 502
.2, 556;522
178,252,045
1, 947,762
181,253, 566
3, 092,198
181, 523, 924
3, 786,070
181,769,457
3, 268,940
3, 758,394
181, 262, 593
3, 807,949
182, 931, 231
4, 09i:383
184, 911, 938
4,739, 377
188, 506, 238
4, 877,039
193, 963, 783
4, 700,183
198,112, 760
201, 672, 372
8, 639,452
205, 788, 827 . 10,134,361
209, 052,560
9, 869 629
211,483, 970
10, 917,435
211, 528, 891
12, 278;674
213,212, 448
12,177, 624
213,043,796
12, 005,909
214i 175, 532
11,683, 032
215, 882,443
10,831 655
218, 917, 539
61 866
223, 918, 380
10, 219,546
227, 947,493
10, 305,153
232, 037, 274
10, 024,976
238,156, 394
9, 937,442
240, 587, 970
9, 357,041
243, 879, 487
10,619, 754
245, 798, 765
11, 066,054
247, 859, 402
10, 973,204
24«, 791, 534
10, 645,833
249, 979, 440
10,559, 114
583
251,975,50510, 734,237
254, 406, 869
10, 865,677
259, 811, 329
10, 606,
263, 51.4, 586' 10, 762,958
669
267, 286,176
10,801 082
271, 326, 743
10, 755,861
275,484,223
10, 291 692
279, 084, 683
10, 603, 283
11, " 140
280, 382, 395
II, 343: 828
282, 583, 864
11, 286, 171
282, 983, 550
10)918, 870
283, 539, 521
286,101, 364
10, 322,078
288,535, 500
10,729, 760
293, 229, 364
11, 557 952
297, 575, 621
11,156, 439
302, 036, 610
10, 709, 627
306, 429, 289
9. 432,254
309,988, 092
8, 955,450
313, 259, 910
10, 649,805
314, 744,998
11, 658, 692
316, 071, 592
12, 832, 014
315, 495, 812
14, 485, 315
315, 278, 902
16,995 046
317,183,482
18,-796, 954
320, 433, 982
20, 299. 979
326, 747, 056
21, 277:•532
331, 040,452
22, 67i; 383
334,684, 317
25, 870.434
338, 588, 509
27, 600,111
343, 004, 448
29, 172,052
31, 729,124
347, 976, 227
36, 583,730
348, 471, 389
40,146, 513
349, 256, 571
43, 973:
348,341,193
47, 580,
347, 339, 907
50,316,
348,191, 920
53, 969,
349, 217, 549

Fractional
coin.

Total.

$30, 944
31, 694
31, 236
25, 355
• 24, 724:
23, 641
22, 965 536
27, 920,
27, 796,
29, 013 994
28,811, 038
28, 822 638
28,- 864,483
28,912, 277
28,-904 682
28, 584, 625
27,956 992
26, 899 745
26, 300, 336
25,808 067
25, 660 935
26, 323 525
26,482 472
26, 601 614
26, 891, 077
27, 064: 743
26, 977 494
26, 691, 106
26,148, 531
24, 984,219
24,468 135
24,158 004
24, 327 529
25, 019 973
25, 355,432
25, 566 280
25, 750 228
25, 878 872
26,051 741
26,034 462
25, 746 759
24, 738 696
24, 088 769
23, 801 676
23, 655, 458
24, 449,597
24,715 021
24, 921 004
24, 975 567
25,125, 295
25,129, 733
25,012 877
24,766 455
23, 864,841
22,73.. 900
22,133 430
21,927 928
22, 506 504
22, 758,530
22, 814: 565
22, 989, 474
22,902, 558
22, 805 226
22, 333 891
21, 858 259
20,563 709
19, 55i:410
,586
19, 066: 690
18, 987 211
19,973 665
20, 352, 094
20, 4.86,406
20,568 882
20, 063 695
19, 656 142
19, 368 722
18,
i, 440, 620
16,
1,846 379
15,sl96 585.
14.t,389 325
13,
1.789

$194 427, 270
198 037, 364
200 688, 897
195 799, 805
195 344, 698
193 041, 738
190 623, 414
197 072, 283
197 311, 662
201 756, 162
203 229, 912
205 794, 727
207 349, 507
209 112, 084
213 250, 446
213 894, 619
212 995, 389
211 920, 732
213 039, 516
214 811, 388
218 906, 550
225 164, 347
229 295, 415
236 913, 438
242 814, 260
245 980, 939
249 378, 899
250 498, 671
251 538, 603
924
250 033, 699
250 326, 102
872.
250
253 206, 934
259 15.7, 809
263 608, 078
530
267 628, 064
271 844, 883
275 823, 982
280 550, 281
282 899, 365
284 579, 063
284 176, 323
284 627, 764
286 511, 564
288 927, 603
294 867, 565
298 992, 849
303 008, 392
307 057, 379
310 901, 108
314 818, 555
317 255, 459
318 693, 219
318, 135, 592
317, 195, 664
318, 557, 506
321, 192, 628
327, 293, 103
331, 491, 614
335, 560, 390
338 851, 904
341, 845, 586
346 714, 694
348 737, 543
350, 762, 535
350, 544, 627
351, 825, 114
355 046. 626
359, 721, 246
367, 998, 649
374 084, 794
381, 040, 349
386 757, 441
392, 240, 974
399 361, 655
404, 422, 023
407, 844, 326
409, 161, 968
410, 116, 341
412, 898, 342
416, 976,

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TREASURER.
No.

23.—SILVER

COIN

AND BULLION I N T H E TRI?ASURY AT T H E E N D O F EACH

MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.
Month.
1892—January...
Februaiy..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November.
December .
1893—January . . .
February..
March.....
April
May
June
July
August
Septeraber.
October
NoA^^ember .
D e c e m b e r .,
1894—January . . .
February ..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1895—January . . .
"February . .
March
April
May
Jnne
July
August
. September.
October
November .
December..
1896—January . . .
February ..
March
Ajiril
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1897—January . . .
February..
March
April
May
June
July
-A. u g u s t
Septeinber.
October
• November.
December..
1898—January . . .
February ..
March
April
May
Juiie
July
Angust
September.




Standard
dollars.
$351,
352,
354,
355,
356,
357,
357,
357,
356,
354,
354,
355,
357,
358,
359,
360,
361,
362,
363,
357,
360,
360,
360,
361,
363,
364,
365,
366,
367,
368,
306,
365,
364,
364,
366,
369,
370,
371,
371,
370,
368,
364,
364,
364,
366,
369,
371,
374,
376,
378,
379,
381,
380,
381,
382,
384,
393,
395,
397,
399;
400.
398;
394,
392,
392,
394,
397,
399,
400,
401,
403,
-404,
405,
406,
404

Bullion,

Fractional
coin.

$57,, 940, 646 $14,
61,, 401, 457
14,
65,
s 720, 466
14,
68,, 912, 657
14,
72,
!, 501, 576
14,
76,
i, 669,151
14,
80,
I, 479, 594
14
83,, 483, 551
13
86,
1, 000, 554^ 12;
89,
', 372,154
11
92,
1, 999, 927
10,
96,
i, 743, 988
10,
99,, 282, 961
11
102,
:, 973, 771
10,
106,
s 709,122
•11
110,
', 315,196
11
114,,289,140
11,
118,
i, 173, 820
11
119,
I, 277, 735
12,
122,
!, 200, 760
12,
124.
:. 242, 787
13
126,, 261, 553
12,
127,, 262, 267
11
127;
•, 207. 874
11
127., 21.5,171
15,
127:,216,957
16,
127,
', 220, 207
17,
127:,228, 437
17
127,,231,643
17,
127,
', 207, 347
17,
127;
•, 113, 753
17,
126,
i, 454, 771
17,
126,, 104, 475
16,
125,, 261, 863
15,
125,
I, 351, 523
14
125,,014,161
14,
124;; 852, 679
15
124,,551,374
16,
124:, 673,187
16,
124, 583, 685
16:
124,,528,559
16
124,
:, 479, 849
16,
124,
:, 670, 701
16,
124,
:, 087, 226
16,
124,, 652, 406
14:
124 , 721, 501
13,
124,,603, 759
13,
124,,612, 532
12:
124,, 575,129
14:
123,
;, 171, 286
14
122,
i, 187, 206
15
120,
I, 939, 560
15,
119,, 989, 914
15
119,
I, 053, 695
15,
118,
i, 753,758
16,
116,
;, 681, 740
15,
114,
:, 829, 399
15,
113,, 064, 557
14
112,
!, 137, 954
14;
110,
', 815, 247
14,
109,, 704, 519
15,
108,, 914, 614
15,
107,, 862,462
15,
106,
1, 990,150
16,
106,
;, 042,492
16,
104,
:, 591, 039
16,
105,
i, 109, 460
16,
105,, 125,123
15
105,, 078, 550
13,
104 ,853,852
11:
103,, 531, 722
11
102,
!, 284,736
10,
101 , 379,158
11
100,
1,819.300
11
99 ,829; 432
11,
', 551, 902
12,
i, 443, 952
12,
,195, 494
12:
, 871, 697
11
1,141, 237
10,
1, 066, 097

Total.
$424 088, 598
429 109, 509
434 531, 000
439 013, 987
443 429, 508
448 083, 116
452 017, 530
454 403, 173
454 725, 784
455 612, 113
458 496, 139
462 369, 518
468 040, 081
472 420, 542
477 364, 392
481 788, 691
486 962, 566
492 332, 471
494 942, 945
492 579, 409
498 239, 085
499 535, 480
499 587, 603
500 310, 529
506 745, 075
508 570, 076"
510 101, 209
511 408, 465
512 194, 954
513 298, 709
513 880, 682
513 167, 330
509 814, 353
506 018, 714
504 802, 458
504 035, 456
507 087, 384
508 859, 908
510 259, 880
510 813, 574
511, 582, 651
512, 338, 751
512, 746, 150
511 447, 345
507 677, 525
503, 083, 139
502, 164, 742
501, 460, 555
505 421, 819
.507 265, 460
508 930, 744
510 586, 117
512 199. 837
513, 398, 714
514, 610, 147
513 647, 701
510 644, 845
509 058, 742
509 680, 450
509 615, 585
513 736, 349
515 659, 266
517 048, 212
518 496, 110
519, 764, 958
520, 793, 923
521 734, 140
519, 368, 486
513, 481, 747
509, 351, 944
507, 656, 383
507 291, 684
510 676, 160
511 858, 835
512. 432, 535
512, 894, 283
514, 072, 040
51.5, 029, 907
514, 879, 966
513, 400, 895
509, 308, 574

44
No.

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.
S 4 . — U N I T E D STATES N O T E S , TREASURY NOTES, AND NATIONAL-BANK N O T E S
IN T H E TREASURY AT THE END OF EACH MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878.
Month,

1878—June
July
August—
September
October...
Noveraber
Deceraber.
1879—January..
February.
March....
April
'..
May
June
July......
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1880—January . . ,
February..
March
April
May
Juiie
July
August...
September
October—
November
Deceraber.
1881—January..
February.
Marcli....
April
May
June
* July
August...
Septeraber
October...
November
December.
1882—January..
February .
• March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1883—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August —
September
October...
Noveraber
December.
1884—January..
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October—
November
December.
1885—January . .
Februa'ry.
March




United
States notes.
$72,
77,
78,
73,
74,
73,
69,
71,
81,
75,
70,
77,
74,
63,
70,
48,
37,
29,
22,
24,
26.
24,
26,
30,
33,
34,
31,
27,
22,
19,
15,
19,
22,
21i
22,
26,
30,
29,
29,
27,
26,
26,
25,
28,
29,
28,
28,
31,
34,
34,
35,
31,
29,
30,
28,
33,
32,
29,
30,
33,
36,
37,
37,
37,
37,
39,
39,
42.
45,
45,
45,
38,
40,
42,
40,
36,
33,
32,
36,
43,
48,
46,

Treasury
notes,

N
x.atii.;iaaiationalbank notes,
$12, 789
14,119,
11, 772,
9, 260,
6, 370,
8, 055,
8, 469,
12, 374,
10, 233,
5,542,
7, 762,
14, 661,
8,286
7,188
5,138
4,321.
3,658
3, 208,
3,242
6, 885,
4,242
3, 606,
5, 588,
8, 983,
7, 090,
7,237
4,335
3, 575,
4,197
3,702
4,242
6, 342
4,144
4, 321
5,988
7,784
5, 296
5.532
4,273
4,551
4,739
4,556
5,677
7,377
5,484
4,516
6,180
7,418
6,277
8,428,
7, 287,
6,828
6, 370
6,311
6,532
10,486
6,761
4,199,
6, 343,
8, 361,
8, 217,
8,343
6, 019
6,017
6, 428
7, 070,
8, 955,
14, 746,
12, 048,
7. 862,
9, 950,
7, 533,
8, 809,
10, 529,
11, 614,
11, 078,
10,171,
10,525
10, 329,
13, 880,
9, 774,
7,312,

rp . ,
^^^'^i^:, 810, 044
91,, 225, 403
1,121, 083
90,
82,:, 310,104
', 546, 055
80,,
81,, 711, 248
781, 051, 667
83 ,398,902
91, 403,198
81 , 372, 221
78,s 207, 019
92;, 212, 228
82, 678, 605
70, 979, 911
75, 736, 261
52:,, 494, 556
41,., 180, 735
33, 181, 731
25,903, 202
, 185, 528
• 31
30I, 392, 077
',
27 686, 445
32!, 062, 329
39',816,528
401,110, 809
41, 336, 919
35S 985, 755
30;>, 724, 053
26,i. 616, 217
23I, 277, 566
19I, 984, 646
25,524, 026
26,351,496
25,I. 660,042
28, 915, 345
34, 706, 491
35,500, 474
35,,157,618
33,594,410
31, 681, 532
31, 021, 316
30, 957, 383
31., 670,491
36\ 092, 389
35;, 186, 06132, 887, 492
34,808,033
39, 356, 935
40, 947, 836
43:, 398, 001
43,,171, 383
38., 776, 944
361, 059, 248
36i, 902, 502
34:, 986, 416
44,078, 528
391,-506, 344
34:, 077, 696
37,,312,638
., 833, 396
41.
44:, 715,901
I, 975, 646
45,
43;, 811, 568
43,,212,130
_ .541,217
43.
46,945,118
48, 600. 069
56, 902, 934
57, 857,573
53,767, 018
55, 716,159
46, 265, 620
48, 993, 793
,53, 257, 326
52,457, 622
47, 603,830
44,113,827
42, 726, 317
46, 829.569
57,839,117
58, 700, 963
53,996, 228

45

TREASURER.

N o . 2 4 . — U N I T E D . S T A T E S N O T E S , TREASURY N O T E S , AND NATIONAL-BANK NOTES I N
THE TREASURY AT T H E E N D OF EACH MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878—Contiuued.
Month.
1885-April.
June..
July
August....
September..
, . October
November .,
December..
1886—January . . . :
February..,
March
April
,
May
,
June
July
Augutjt....
September .
October
November .
December:.
1887—January . . .
February . .
March
A4)ril , .
May
June
• July . . . . . . .
August
Septem ber .
October —
November .
December..
1888—January . . .
February . .
March
April
May
June
July
August
Septeraber.
October
November .
December..
1889—January . . .
February . .
March
April
May
June
July
August
September .
October
November .
December..
1890—January ..-.
February . .
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1891—January . . .
February..
March
April
May
June
July . . . . . . . .
August
September.
October
November .
December..




United States
notes.
865,
417:
047,
418,
658,
129.
695:
290,
731,
890,
197,
214;
603,
244,
118,
044,
774,
224:
107,
573:
679;
003,
869,
294,
575,
757,
783,
093,
287
145,
476,
153,
409,
660,
482,
085,
046,
158,
398:
030:
225:
358:
393:
562,
125,
361,
220,
501:
350,
940,
336,
939,
870,
445,
813
959,
673
236,
823
579,
004,
747,
634
983,
393
765,
263,
105;
005,
355,
676,
650,
496,
362,
966,
788,
984,
949,
127,
316,
913,

Treasury
uotes.

$2, 233,100
962, 500
2,481,649
2, 039,144
2,193,717
3, 702, 294
4, 279, 421
3,171,227
4, 710, 946
7, 565,067
9, 765, 252
11, 309, 957
13, 937, 685
7, 045, 902
2,251, 786
1,976, 366
2, 031, 045

Nationalbauk notes.

Total.

$8,120, 660 $54, 986, 350
9, 806, 087
60, 223,196
9, 945,711
54, 993, 090
56,500,127
8, 081,130
63, 214, 764
7, 556,108
6,196, 408. 57, 325, 740
5, 438, 241
51.133, 582
5, 775, 356
49, 065, 090
5,347,767
47, 078,967
9, 951, 057
57,841,446
7,961,334
55,158, 620
3, 392, 203
45, 606, 688
41,434, 776
3, 831, 002
45, 206, 248
4, 962,150
45,152,733
4, 034,416
44, 836,551
3, 792,409
49, 653,167
2, 878, 520
46,328,845
2,104, 764
3,192,746
41, 300, 051
2, 522, 033
39, 095, 221
3,012,335
32, 691, 661
4, 606, 322
37, 610, 004
3, 072; 561
36, 941, 763
2, 558, 485
30, 853, 423
3, 480, 653
32, 056,127
3, 927, 245
34, 684, 621
2, 362, 585
31,146, 382
3,142,105
31, 235, 845
3, 354, 726
31, 642, 265
27, 083, 805
2, 938, 593
26, 634, 047
4.157, 980
3,131, 864
26, 285, 084
4, 919, 434
27, 328, 859
7, 782, 203
36, 442, 672
6, 355, 477
39, 837, 564
5, 323, 787
38, 409, 410
5,942,194
44, 988, 808
6, 702, 811
52,861.011
59, 452, 425
7, 054, 221
63, 249, 574
8, 218, 834
64,105, 550
7, 880,157
59, 382, 270
6, 023, 307
4,167, 954
52, 561, 274
3, 381, 456
49. 944, 412
4, 068, 046
45,193, 906
48, 800, 727
5, 439, 229
48, 654, 083
3,433,572
3, 054, 267
42, 555,498
42, 037, 027
3, 686, 890
48, 643, 474
4, 703, 087
4.158, 331
50, 494, 416
51,571,901
3, 632, 535
4, 590, 661
53, 461, 596
-3,883,721
40, 328, 979
35, 024, 916
5,211,415
29.210,995
4, 251, 973
20,174, 280
4, 500, 355
25,408, 984
6,172,760
24,163,179
4,339,314
3,937,196
18, 516, 853
3, 942, 536
19, 946, 947
24,037,094
4, 289, 295
4, 351, 767
27, 985, 957
28,749,771
4, 766, 359
5, 063,'228
26, 690, 038
4, 620, 511
18, 348, 301
3, 662, 638
18,407, 550
3, 416, 944
16, 561, 808
3, 349, 587
15, 548, 935
6, 320,151
28, 377, 953
27, 926, 224
4, 970, 638
3, 415, 237
19, 237, 282
4, 055, 760
23,263,104
5,189, 490
32.116, 827
38,381,170
5, 655,174
44, 023, 356
5, 924, 947
49,744. 517
6, 822, 252
5, 695, 080
32, 690, 797
5,738,795
22.117, 608
4,841,754
20.134, 827
4, 651; 152 . 19,595,862

46

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.,

N o . 2 4 . — U N I T E D STATES N O T E S , T R E A S U R Y N O T E S , AND N ^ T I O N A L - B A N K NOTES IN
T H E TREASURY AT T H E E N D O F EACH M O N T H , FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.
Month.
1892—January..
February .
March
April
May
Juue
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1893—January..
February.
March
A p r i l . o...
May
June
July
August...
Septeraber
October...
November
December.
1894—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August.. September
October...
November
December.
1895—January . .
.February .
March
April
May
June
July
August -..
September
October...
November
December.
1896—January . .
February .
March
April
May
• June
July
Angust...
September
October...
November
December.
1897—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.1898—January..
February .
March
April
May
June
•July
August...
September




United States
notes.
,583,703
, 549,328
:, 776, 054
, 895,155
i, 227,714
:, 866,176
, 828, 738
1,132, 596
, 077, 858
:, 600, 782
;, 908,139
,747,476
., 986, 878
, 506, 274
, 887, 702
,873,899
', 658, 693
,805,333
i; 286, 612
, 042, 956
, 452,110
:, 788, 988
,412,344
,139,202
, 302,190
, 070, 488
', 089, 660
;, 237, 328
, 090,927
, 908. 645
!, 116,791
1,905, 913
', 397,535
i, 206, 311
, 770, 527
81,,919,158
89:, 681, 673
84;, 692, 758
89,, 745, 257
79,', 287, 111
79,I, 742, 984
81,, 571, 560
75,S 331, 689
99,, 144, 253
106,, 316, 600
107 , 694, 736
111 ,768,519
115,, 825,143
100,, 935,176
106,i, 222,443
114,, 392, 534
109,I, 331, 635
121, 118, 261
121 , 229, 658
109,1,270, 478
114,:, 716, 282
97,,133,716
89,,730,690
71,, 975, 533
85,, 313, 258
78,:, 194, 780
85,, 946, 400
, 167, 376
, 942, 880
, 832, 313
:, 097,438
, 291, 064
, 248, 702
:, 885, 472
', 684, 018
, 498, 016
, 200, 089
I, 958, 606
1, 516, 830
I, 375,429
:, 632, 698
i, 478, 029
1,108, 687
;, 596, 829
:, 285, 435
,020, 851

reasury
notes.

Nationalbank notes.
$6, 028,
4, 792,

Total.

38,
38,
38,
43,
43,
44,
41,
37;
23,
20,
-24,
38,
43,
40,
42:
43:
36:
30,
22,
24,
38:
50,
57,
64,
77
78,
82,
96,
102,
109,
116,
114,
99,
100,
115,
129,
126,
123,
111
114,
116,
112,
141
148,
140,
142,
144
138,
145,
153,
149,
164
166,
155,
164,
146,
141
126,
135,
131,
132,
136,
132,
134,
134:
132,
126,
120,
100,
92,
92,
83,
92,
86
64
61
67,
77,
83,
60,

273
414
338
561
412
483
385
458
995
601
779
502
191
642
180
873
839
599
972
292
432
360
114
714
583
385
931
725
977
946
855
004
176
671
974
080
164
508
639
707
683
741
076
472
229
949
223
791
921
711
846
048
420
197
648
408
443
074
383
287
067
043
804
583

47

TREASURER.
No.

2 5 . — G O L D C E R T I F I C A T E S , S I L V E R C E R T I F I C A T E S , AND CURRENCY C E R T I F I CATES IN T H E T R E A S U R Y AT T H E END OF E A C H M O N T H , FROM J U N E , 1878. ,
Month.

1878-June
July
August
September..
October
N o v e i n b e r ..
December...
1879—January
February...
March
Aijril
May
June
July
August.....
September..
October.....
N o v e m b e r ..
December...
1880—Januar J?February...
March
April
May
June
July
August
September..
October
November..
December...
1881—January —
February ...
March
April
May
,
June
July
August
September .
October
November.,
December...
1882—January
February ..
March
April
May
June
July .......
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1883—January . . .
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
O c t o b e r . . .*.
lS[ovember.
December..
1884-- J a n n a r y . . .
February ..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October —
November .
December..
1885—January . . .
February..
March




Gold
Silver
certificates, certificates,
$19, 469, 320
18,170,420
20, 794, 220
9, 392, 920
9, 901, 520
9, 845,120
391, 420
544, 020
400, 220
50, 740
62,140
33, 580
133, 880
43, 800
120, 000
67,700
213, 400
183, 740
740, 960
61,100
327, 300
611, 500
173, 800,
39, 800
40, 700
32, 600
36, 800
31,600
6,800
19,120
130,500
50, 080
312, 080
142, 900
1,400
36, 320
23,400
1,700
3,800
9,600
3,700
8,300
7,900
15,800
1,000
2,500
8,100
1,500
14, 990,170
15,950, 270
25,105, 030
25,107, 300
32, 296, 270
31, 525, 210
32, 935, 420
23, 869, 000
22, 571, 270
23, 383,440
28,445, 200
27, 480, 300
31,252, 760
27, 035, 300
27,446,780
23, 788, 000
30, 600, 070
35,424, 250
44, 415, 395
39. 686, 780
27, 246,020
26,525, 830
29, 701,980
33, 546,960
32,477,750
26, 701,060
26, 343, 730
22, 299,150
40, 426,930
37, 689, 990

$1,455, 520
2, 647, 940
4,424,600
1, 316, 470
2, 639, 560
1,907, 460
»2, 082, 770
2,170,840
1,976, 320
2,074,830
4,779,340
1,922,820
2, 052,470
2, 014, 680
1, 976, 960
3, 045,-130
4,531,479
5,173,188
4, 888, 658
5, 063,456
4,797,314
5,611,914
5,428,354
6, 322, 731
8,584, 701
5, 758, 331
5, 518, 821
6, 318,769
7, 333,719
8, 572,294
9, 454,419
9,985, 583
10, 856,463
10, 733, 085
11, 522, 208
11,988, 710
12, 055, 801
11,181, 088
II, 516,432
11,559,730
7,488, 900
7, 089, 880
6, 359, 910
7,462,130
8, 549, 470
8, 931,930
8, 872, 790
10, 509,160
11, 590,620
12, 361,490
11,700,330
8, 364, 430
7, 987, 260
5, 752, 970
4, 405, 000
4, 306, 650
5,268,550
6, 865, 340
8,887,260
8, 305,940
15,996,145
15, 542, 730
17, 276, 820
15, 568, 280
14, 244, 760
13, 806, 610
13,180, 890
13.179, 020^
13,890,100
20,488, 585
20, 876, 250
19, 936, 620
23, 384, 680
25, 265,980
26, 903,230
26, 769,470
30, 814, 970
28, 951,590
23, 302, 380
27,337,890
29, 951, 880
30,861,615

Currency
certificates.

Total,

$570, 000 $21,494, 840
21, 278, 360
460,000
26, 678, 820
1,460,000
12, 054, 390
1, 345, 000
180,000
12, 721, 080
2,120, 000
13, 872, 580
3, 984,190
1, 510, 000
3, 469, 860
755, 000
11, 801, 540
9,425,000
4, 705, 570
2, 580, 000
2,981,480
1,140, 000
3, 111, 400
1,155, 000
3, 636, 350
1,450, 000
2, 648, 480
590, 000
3, 056, 960
960,000
5, 087, 830
1, 975, 000
7, 059, 879
2, 315, 000
6, 041, 928
685,000
6, 054, 618
425, 000
5, 339, 556
215,000
670, 000
5, 794, 614
175, 000
6, 398, 414
175, 000
5, 777,154
600, 000
6, 962, 531
360, 000
6, 985,401
590,000
6,380, 931
105, 000
5, 660, 621
6,440, 369
90, 000
150,000
7, 490, 519
75,000
8, 666, 414
25, 000
9, 609,919
10, 035, 663
11, 493, 543
325, 000
11,115, 985
240, 000
11, 563, 608
40, 000
12, 025,030
12, 354, 201
275, 000
II, 397, 788
215,000
II, 695, 232
175,000
II, 779, 330
210,000
7,527,600
35, 000
7,153,180
55, 000
6,409,910
50, 000
7, 540, 030
70,000
8, 670, 270
105,000
9,146, 930
215, 000
8,998,790
125,000
10,776,660
265, 000
II, 673, 720
75, 000
12,872, 990
510,000
11, 885, 330
185,000
8,494, 430
130,000
23, 087,430
110, 000
21, 713, 240
10, 000
29, 520,030
10,000
29,473,950
60, 000
37, 774,820
210, 000
38, 640, 550
250, 000
41, 877, 680
55, 000
32,189, 940
15, 000
38, 882,415
315, 000
38,951,170
25,000
45, 812 020
90, 000
43,123,
580
75, 000
45, 572,520
75, 000
40,
941,
910
IOO, 000
40,707, 670
80, 000
37,
012,
020
45,000
44,580,170
90,000
56,432,
835
520,000
65, 396, 645
105, 000
59, 643, 400
20, 000
50, 825, 700
195,000
51, 856, 810
65, 000
56, 755, 210
150, 000
60, 631, 430
315,000
63,377, 720
85,000
55,772, 650
120, 000
49,806,110
160, 000
49, 682, 040
45, 000
70, 758, 810
380, 000
69, 556, 600
I, 005,000

48

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.

N o . 2 5 . — G O L D CERTIIICATES, SILVER CERTIFICATES, AND. CURRENCY CERTIFICATES IN TREASURY AT END O F EACH M O N T H , FROM J U N E , 1878—Coutinued.
Month.
1885—April
May
Julie
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
18.86—January..
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
Septeraber
October. - .
November
December.
1887—J a n u a r y . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
Noveraber
December.
1888-January . .
February .
March .."..
April.-.-..
May
June
July
August —
September
October...
November
December.
1889—January. .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August —
Septembei',
October...
November
December.
1890—January . .
February .
March . . , .
April
May
June
July
August...
Septeinber
October...
November
December.
1891—January . .
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December..




Gold
I
Silver
Currency
certificates, certificates. certificates.
$28 625,
14 371,
13 593,
17 322,
16 606,
22 249,
31 115,
34 492,
34 350,
24 060,
33 671,
46 797,
52 396,
51 735,
55 129,
52 258,
48 693,
40 654,
36 878,
34 469,
27 485,
18 843,
24 256,
29,757,
28 905,
32 101,
30,261,
18 098,
23 008,
29 154,
32 8.58,
39 974,
31,010,
20 668,
26 962,
29 651,
20,853,
33,574,
22,135,
30,234,
36,591,
25,516,
26 163,
37 441,
36 127,
25,043,
24,802,
26,586,
20,783,
27 350,
37,235,
34 669,
39,557,
42,073,
34,925,
30,668,
31,316,
20 452,
28,222,
24,614,
24 142,
27,473,
26 162,
27,577,
33 005,
16,058,
36.482,
43,755,
31,384,
19,892,
25,155,
24 050,
27,309,
36,777,
31,606,
34,004,
37,721,
28,332,
20,790,
19,202,
17,472,

$32,141,140
35, 575, 590
38, 370,700
40, 340,980
42,712, 890
31, 722, 990
31, 906, 514
32, 034, 464
31. Ifrl, 311
33, 978, 767
34, 837. 660
32, 410, 575
31,141, 055
30,411,016
27, 861,450
27,728, 858
25, 571,492
22, 555, 990
17, 562, 302
14,137, 285
7, 338, 432
6, 737, 388
5, 466, 347
6, 212, 849
5, 007, 700
5, 289,164
3, 425,133
4, 209, 659
5, 996, 743
3,919, 841
3,451,494
4,413, 446
6, 339, 570
14, 930, 517
21,166, 469
19, 370,425
18, 316,109
20. 458, 423
29,104, 396
23,361,286
•15, 528, 762
9, 819,875
7, 404, 624
8, 834, 485
3, 958, 567
4,717,113
5, 717, 898
4, 760, 2i6
3,451,8^0
6, 205. 0^9
5, 527, 301
5, 651, 2-/1
6,141.570
3, 878, 052
2, 328, 37;3
2, 419, l'J;4
2, 252, 966
3, 254,1]]8
4, 063, 377
3,407, 891
4, 438, 605
4, 936, 023
4, 329, 708
3, 442, 258
4,951,861
1, 852, 364
2,443,197
1, 976, 5^5
1, 566, 3115
3,218, 78;8
3, 346, 215
3, 757, 247
3, 309, 41(7
5, 009, 77^
7, 351, 03,.
8,198, 345
6, 624,888
2, 920, 072
2, 525. 759
3,401, 30
3, 954,75

Total,

$50, 000 $60,816,430
315, 000
50, 261, 940
200, 000
52,164,110
. 260, 000
57, 923, 300
695, 000
60, 014,120
695.000 ^ 54,667,230
410, 000
63,432, 364
210, 000
66,737,432
265,001 . 65,779,790
260, 000
58, 299, 476
385, 000
68,893, 670
840,000
80, 048, 502
225, 000
83, 762, 930
585,000
82, 731, 686
250,000
83,241,320
470, 000
80, 457, 218
1, 510, 000
75, 775, 472
150, 000
63,360,310
20, 000
54, 460, 760
280, 000
48, 886, 979
200, 000
•35,024.236
100, 000
25, 681, 020
250,000
29, 972, 577
410, 000
36, 380, 459
160,000
34,072,740
410,000
37,800, 522
310, 000
33,996,513
350,000
22, 658, 219
420, 000
29,424, 950
150, 000
33, 224,129
170, 000
36. 479. 652
320, 000
44,708,284
130,000
37, 479, 964
280, 000
35, 878, 727
440, 000
48, 568, 637
650, 000
49, 671,889.
100, 000
39, 269, 609
470,00)
54,502. 533
51, 490,176
250, 000
100,000
53, 695, 974
90, 000
52, 210,118
580,000
35, 916,285
390, 000
33,958,116
150, 000
46, 426. 417
470, 000
40, 556, 269
95, 000
29, 855, 631
280, 000
30,800,711
510, 000
31, 856, 361
110, 000
24, 345, 263
270, 000
33, 825, 229
240. 000
43,003,094
30,000
40, 351, 214
460,000
46,158, 803
770, 000
46, 721, 855
350, 000
37, 604,196
33, 697, 264
610, 000
570, 000
34,139, 066
90,000
23, 796, 988
32, 536,212
250,000
990, 000
29, 012,101
140,000
28, 720, 805
340,000
32, 749,143
450, 000
30, 942, 668
40, 000
31, 059, 378
410, 000
38, 367, 591
180, 000
18,091,144
20, 000
38, 945, 887
320,000
46, 052, 095
10,000
32, 961, 005
140,000
23, 250, 838
260, 000
28, 761,985
530, 000
28, 337. 707
270,000
30.888,617
310, 000
42, 097, 585
1,425,000
40, 382,067
180, 000
42, 383,165
730, 000
45, 076,168
1, 990, 000
33, 242,562
330,000
23, 646,179
370, 000
22, 973, 478
200,000
21, 627.470

49

TREASURER.
N o . 2 5 . — G O L D CERTIFICATES, SILVER

CERTIFICATES, AND CURRENCY

CERTIFI-

CATES IN TrJ5ASURY AT END OF EACti MoNTii, FROM JuNE, 1878—Continued.
Month,
1892—January —
February...
March .'.
April
• May
June
July
August
September ..
October
November ..
December...
1891—January . . . .
February ...
March
April
May
June
July
August
Septeraber..
October
Noveraber ..
December...
1894—January
February . . .
March
April
May
June
July
August
September..
October
November..
December...
1895—January
February . . .
Maroh
April
May
June..^
July
August
September..
October
November ..
.December...
1896— January
February...
March
April
May
June
July
August
Septeinber..
October
Noveraber ..
December...
1897—January
Februaiy...
March
April
May
Juiie
July
August
September..
October
November ..
December...
1898—January....
February ...
March
April
May
June
,
July
August
September.,

FI 98


Silver
Currency
Gold
certificates. certificates. certificates.
$17,486, 810 $6, 216,
;,336
,157
18,150,140
3, 280,
', 703
23, 673, 770
3, 589,
,106
21, 931,180
3, 209,
,837
14, 470, 520
3, 613,
,501
15. 363. 590
4, 733,
,481
17,738, 500 • 4,472,
,159
23,847,210
2, 779,
,477
25, 345, 590
2, 619,
23,181, 990
2, 297,7721,471
19, 632, 830
2, 786,
1,493
24, 254, 750
3, 748,
,844
15,729, 770
4, 953,
,372
7, 782, 260
6, 750,
',551
5,135, 430
5, 267,
1,778
8, 888, 310
5, 098,
,912
3, 324, 670
6, 650,
1, 071,170
4, 468,,339
,114
2, 843,
93, 710
2.882,,168
565, 370
,370
129, 220
5, 909,
,272
7, 727,
115, 860
,507
149,090
5, 716,
,854
75, 590
5, 038,
,196
78, 350
6, 758,
1,257
106, 490
6,-942,
,240
137,310
8, 755,
,524
102, 770
9, 367,
,545
9, 702,
41,650
,123
43,490
10, 054,
,766
103, 470 12, 027,
!, 527
34, 730 13. 492,
',785
55, 260
9,155,
1,203
56, 280
6, 569,
1,420
751, 370
5, 312,
1,720
58, 960
5, 846,
1,232
337, 060
7, 329,
,089
80,100
7, 291,
,748
84,660
7, 374,
1,233
63, 640
7, 699,
1,333
102, 390
6, 692,
1,752
9,162,
88,390
,386
219, 330 10, 577,
,243
209,820
7,741,
1,667
103, 370
7, 862,,268
16S, 230
8, 953,
, 611
107, 910
8,471,
1,856
163, 450
9, 625,
,165
131,140
14, 380,
, 561
651, 470 11,831,:, 078
583, 220 11, 293,
1,091
764, 910 11, .578,
,424
• 687,280 10, 629,
1,995
11, 359,
497,430
S833
1,393,710
12, 375,
1, 618, 550 11, 464,
:,610
1,591,900
10, 045,
,030
1, 390, 830
1,382
8, 686,
1, 416, 390 11, 591,.383
1, 392, 350 14, 227,,704
1, 460,160 11, 678,, 971
,003
1,501,970
9, 876,
,351
1, 483, 350 12, 535,
1, 517, 690 13, 777,,565
1,455, 340 11,576,1,696
1, 496, 250 17,143,,136
,854
1, 473, 290 14, 465,
,167
1, 509, 380 11, 249,
1, 535, 610 10, 532,,205
1, 534, 060 11,331,,.585
,537
1, 548, 740 11, 664,
1, 570, 460 11,229,',912
',564
1, 567, 390 14, 959,
1, 574, 360 11, 621,,077
1,606
1, 607,950
6, 859,
1,930
1, 603,150
3, 638,
,239
1, 602, 940
6, 507,
,424
1. 599, 510
7, 897,
:,068
1, 593, 470
9, 803,
1, 646, 140
8,117,,131
1,769
1, 596, 890
6, 636,

$90,
90,
., 380,
340,
290,
490,
980,
560,
970,
560,
270,
490,
580,
510,
420,
140,
825,
430,
485,
60,
85,
100,
120,
40,
40,
360,
140,
120,
300,
260,
720,
550,
280,
850,
1, 960,
3, 620,
430,
740,
80,
190
. 350,
120,
530,
3, 675
275,
2, 800,
2, 845,
320,
245,
220,
365,
240,
• 150,
610,
830,
410,
2, 595,
40,
500,
165,
270,
610,
2, 035,
780,
620,
1,160:
375:
1, 325,
340.
250:
1, 240,
70,
2, 230,
3, 330,
820,
60,
560,
1,100.
280:
820,

Total. .
146
297
473
286
357
091
981
369
067
762
301
243
614
632
981
088
582
509
824
538
590
132
597
444
546
747
550
294
195
613
236
257
045
483
790
680
292
189
408
873
723
142
716
063
037
498
521
306
305
031
298
001
704
425
543
100
930
212
773
054
131
973
701
255
036
386
144
547
815
645
277
372
954
437
55C
080
179
934
538
271
659

5Q

REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
2 6 c — A S S E T S OF THE T R E A S U R Y OTHER THAN GOLD, SILVER, NOTES, AND
CERTIFICATES AT T H E END OF EACH M O N T H , FROM J U N E , 1878.

Month,

1878—June
July
August . . .
Septeraber
October . . .
November.
December .
1879—January...
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
Septeraber
October . . .
November.
December .
1880—January...
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August . . .
September.
October . . .
November.
December .
1881—Jauuary...
February..
March......
A.pril
May
Juue
July
August . . .
September
October . . .
November.
December .
1882—January...
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August . . .
Septembei:
October . . .
November.
December.
1883—January...
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August . . .
September
October . . .
November.
December .
1884—January..February .
March
April
May
Juiie
July
August . . .
September
October . . .
November.
December .
1885—January...
Fobruttry .




Fractional
Minor coin. currency.
261,714
338,133
398, 587
410, 899
435, 035
440,493
393,536
433, 983
451, 618
481, 023
502, 527
524, 684
541,886
555,186
564, 427
521,174
472, 264
431, 478
376, 318
341, 762
350, 628
326, 229
298, 435
246, 201
232, 722
184, 661
145,038
063, 766
992, 029
934, 043
850, 856
802, 015
767,383
727, 772
725,138
717, 042
786, 006
663, 940
611,856
556, 424
487,768
424,210
395, 375
409, 094
407, 715
412, 268
432, 005
451, 806
449, 072
466,116
482, 962
505, 331
492, 254
490, 925
494, 900
511,424
532, 865
505, 986
528,266
557,325
574,171
517, 038
519, 694
520, 700
518,754
523, 033
534, 306
583, 896
634, 300
685, 393
726, 924
778, 670
768, 989
810, 301
837, 036
827, 723
812, 818
790,100
738,518
797,888
834, 078

$180, 044
188,307
159,673
161, 082
150, 202
143,367
157,136
127,014
128,121
111, 914
131, 062
125,072
116, 469
117,097
86, 360
94, 471
74, 015
82, 323
68, 864
85, 359
62,107
68, 556
57, 887
57,992
67, 594
69, 972
54. 981
62, 097
72,667
59, 934
53,666
59, 443
65, 559
61,165
52, 796
51,748
53,159
20, 468
24,311
22, 962
28, 515
31,587
18,696
17, 253
16, 582
22, 061
18, 330
12, 025
17, 754
19, 482
10, 641
8.458
8,498
5,040
6,344
7,101
10, 500
6, 796
8,176
5,861
4,658
5,669
8,448
5,804
4,576
5,874
6, 222
3,455
4,719
6,007
5,979
6,380
7,027
6,064
6,618
7,105
5,071
3,860
4,393
3,182
3, 757

Deposits
in national
banks.

Bonds and
interest
paid.

$50, 583, 814
60, 645, 896
70, 481,167
75, 661, 403
55. 539, 483
39, 260, 045
53, 205, 309
166, 351,141
249, 586, 805
226, 681, 802
260, 793, 980
279, 544, 645
201, 685, 892
97, 090, 074
35, 991, 267
17, 341, 225
12, 379, 586
11,358,053
11, 732, 3.14
10, 830, 840
10, 091, 245
10, 266, 886
10, 081, 517
11,341,615
11,124, 543
9, 750, 951
11, 869, 799
12,127, 016
12, 217. 574
11, 670, 200
12, 901, 607
11,145, 848
11, 957, 342
11, 803, 965
12,445,776
12, 650, 049
11,788,888
13, 292, 918
12, 211, 613
13, 412, 848
13, 209, 524
12, 789, 554
13, 268, 098
11,861,169
13,090,913
12, 026, 315
12, 388, 665
13,890,135
11, 258, 965
12, 726, 473
12,861,245
12, 841, 900
12, 709,660
12, 622,797
13,736,100
12, 969, 633
14,671,846
13,535,801
14,781,996
14, 641, 539
14, 536, 551
14,220,132
13, 360, 867
12,845,124
11, 871, 823
13, 844, 835
13, 313, 080
13, 726, 462
13, 375, 510
12, 866,701
12, 048, 744
13,832,997
12,817,761
13, 970, 421
13, 578, 469
12, 499, 929
15, 742, 440
13, 559, 034
13,144, 037
13, 491,186
13,665. 573

$4, 979,188
1, 429, 085
560, 281
637, 645
4, 225, 731
13, 808, 644
16, 940, 826
9, 362, 346
5, 301, 201
2, 330, 265
2, 015, lis
6, 405, 752
3,105, 352
913, 331
833,471
2G3, 832
407,440
146, 683
6, 842, 682
445,900
3, 749, 909
6, 397, 039
3, 514, 280
3, 313, 750
406, 989
3, 045,707
2,904,219
1, 255, 314
2, 642, 730
434, 566
7, 570,179
609, 349
5, 742, 269
3,467, 072
438, 535
3, 317, 392
7, 296,189
5, 880, 578
255, 208
2, 312, 894
495, 390
1, 741, 671
8,193, 526
1,134,800
417,451
262, 945
543, 761
307, 314
116, 760
708, 402
624,927
6,817,147
13, 325, 822
30,113, 952
29, 023, 643
19, 357, 309
296, 367
4, 463, 202
336, 863
231,528
90,615
388, 083
225,288
204,764
465,246
57,873
399, 840
428,646
168,384
248, 979
408,100
326, 222
66, 883
211, 934
114,098
182, 334
387,895
149, 275
293, 654
462,186
259,326

Total,
$57, 004, 760
63,601,421
72, 599, 708
77, 871, 029
61, 350, 451
54, 652, 549
71, 696, 807
177, 274,484
256, 467, 745
230, 605, 004
264, 442, 687
287, 600,153
206, 449, 599
99, 675, 688
38, 475, 525
19, 220,702
14, 333, 305
13,018, 537
20, 020,178
12, 703, 861
15, 259, 949
18, 058. 710
14, 952,119
15, 959, 558
12, 831, 848
14,051,291
15, 974. 037
14,508,793
15,925, 000
13, 098, 743
21, 376, 308
12, 616, 655
18, 532, 553
16, 059, 974
13, 662, 245
16, 736, 231
19,924, 242
19, 857, 904
13,102, 988
16, 305,128
14,221,197
14, 987, 022
21, 875, 695
13, 422, 316
13, 932, 661
12, 723, 589
13, 382, 761
14, 661, 280
11, 842, 551
13, 920, 473
13,979,775
20,172, 836
26, 536, 234
43, 233, 314
43, 260, 987
32, 845, 467
15, 511, 578
18, 511, 785
15, 655, 301
15, 436, 253
15, 205, 995
15,130, 922
14,123, 297
13, 576, 392
12, 860, 399
14,431,615
14,253,448
14, 742, 459
14,182,913
13, 807, 080
13,189, 747
14, 944, 269
13,660,660
14, 998, 720
14,536,221
13,517,091
16, 948, 224
14, 502. 260
14,180, 002
14, 754, 442
14, 762. 734

51

TREASURER.
No.

' i 6 . — A S S E T S O F T H E T R E A S U R Y OTHER THAN GOLD, SILVER, N O T E S , AND
CERTIFICATES AT T H E E N D O F EACH MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878—Coutinued.
Month,

1885—March
April
May
J une
July
August
September .
October
November..
December . .
1886—January
February ..
M a r c h ......
April
May
June
J u l y -.
August
September .
October —
November..
Decem ber . .
1887—January
February ..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September..
October
N o vera b e r . Deceraber . .
1888—Jan u a r y . . . February ..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September .
October
November..
Deceraber . .
1889- - J a u u a r y
February ..
March
April
May
June
July
August
Septeraber .
October
November..
December . .
1890- - J a n u a r y
Februar}^...
March
April
May
June
July
August
September..
October
November..
December ..
-January
.February . .
Marcli
April
May
June
July .......
August
Septeiuber .
October
November..
December..




M i n o r coin, F r a c t i o n a l
currency.
$876,
893,
896,
868,
857,
847,
796,
719,
616,
526,
531,
531,
515,
496,
455,
377,
343,
322,
295,
235,
16;;,
131,
106,
113,
151,
137,
143,
116,
112,
110,
110,
51,
50,
55,
113,
165,
186,
148,
143,
112,
133,
130,
107,
90,
71,
78.
143,
186,
229,
223,
21.0,
225.
245.
261,
233,
154,
102,
83,
177,
212,
233.
222,
206,
196,
200,
219,
204,
176,
150,
163,
275,
345,
344,
338,
314,
324,
366,
368,
364,
354,
322,
319,

$3,478
3,536
3,-629
3,286
1,367
2,075
2, 502
2,305
1,631
2,923
5,127
1,189
2,780
994
1,992
2,667
2,645
3,064
3,517
• 4,058x
4,201
5,377
3,500
3,516
2,210
2, 922
2,064
2,366
1,821
552
452
1,373
1,780
796
1,016
1,321
984
954
1, 446
1,358
1,715
709
1,810
416
1,481
480
879
1,209
708
786
627
987
1,428
916
1,691
1, 881
661
999
1,337
121
220
697
871
260
934
1,177
599
191
151
1,429
655
817
1,416
424
678
911
996
1,628
871
54
1,814
178

Deposits
in n a t i o u a l
banks.

Bonds and
interest
paid.

$12, 809, 219
$51, 287
13,=951, 289
367, 720
13,643,443
57, 518
12, 928, 264
968, 840
13,482, 823
277,205
83, 470
13, 495, 245
88,119
12, 050, 716
13, 595, 551
104, 456
40, 259
13, 595, 238
103, 882
12, 901, 432
14,162,918
90, 089
129, 335
14, 813, 523
13, 834,132
72,114
15,129, 286
209,834
61. 549
15, 233,164
14, 435,199 3, 837,126
15, 694, 215 . 335,317
15,439, 905
94,838
14, 413, 253
91,145
16, 266, 639
219, 207
16, 720, 818 1,973, 292
18,133, 923 6,097, 831
19, 053, 600
254,869
19, 726, 598
109, 049
19, 919,718
84, 008
20,747, 365
260,412
22, 802, 573
56,172,
22, 991, 302 5, 363, 227
460, 818
23, 493, 267
25, 923, 903 1, 811,194
6,802,411
25,438,630
31, 767, 478 1, 312, 866
1,158. 348
42,428,671
52,199,918
4, 505, 746
59, 372, 968
275, 407
61, 546, 009
33, 860
61, 231,647
64, 634
61, 921, 294
148, 353
60, 075, 601
46, 560
59, 979, 040
184, 027
59, 681, 642
258,169
59,091,239
89, 842
57, 317, 385 1, 937. 420
54. 480,280 I, 97U, 558
51, 925, 079
534, 459
52, 390,164
286, 519
50, 499,122
296, 260
48, 818, 992
550, 761
47, 832, 248
80, 634
48, 669, 815
283,840
47,769,434
348, 870
47, 432, 377
698,407
48,930,764
259, 523
48, 342, 006 1, 000, 389
47,746,882
947. 982
47,395,479
368, 283
47, 372, 668
601,319
40, 939, 852
561, 608
37,900,111
341,109
33,178,304
642, 725
31, 992, 314
87,091
31, 648, 899
903,922
31, 225, 998
34, 428
31,693,166
25, 816
30, 977, 438 1, 612, 824
30, 379, 853 4, 536, 608
30,297,111
4, 270, 478
29,937, 688 3,195,124
29, 741, 977
45,556
30, 047,118
27,319
29, 289, 043
246, 733
30,125, 535
49,014
29, 894, 903
30, 826
29, 549, 449
86,219
29, 545, 361
46, 244
28, 358, 699
16,413
26, 540, 839
228, 314
22,769,179
54, :!09
21,137, 977
9.5,289
142, 492
20, 378,104
20,144, 069
38.040
19, 837, 682
96, 666

Total.

$13,740, 036
15, 216, 093
14, 600, 7U6
14, 768, 856
14, 618, 467
14, 427, 844
12, 938,189
14, 422,143
14,253,299
13, 535, 082
14, 790, 083
15,475, 373
14, 424. 370
15, 836. 506
. 15, 752,158
18, 652. 806
16, 375, 469
15,860,469
14,803, 209
16,725,325
18, 861, 896
24, 368, 553
19, 418, 932
19, 952, 406
20,156,995
21,148, 281
23, 004, 380
28, 473, 594
24, 008, 646
27, 846, 449
32,352,104
33,133,118
43, 639, 069
56,762, 221
59, 763, 008
61,747.047
61, 483, 814
62, 218,761
60, 266, 996
60, 276, 461
60, 075, 280
59, 312, 237
59, 363, 740
56, 541, 669
52,532,1.50
52, 755, 501
50, 939, 429
49, 563, 211
48,142,819
49,178, 348
48,329, 353
48, 356. 846
49, 437. 271
49, 607, 731
48,930, 052
47, 920.373
48, 077, 045
41, 586, 234
38, 509, 953
34,033,710
32, 312, 879
32, 776, 502
31, 468, 070
31,916, 024
32, 798, 090
35,137, 010
34, 772, 735
33, 309, 599
29,037,697
30, 239, 753
29, 812, 404
30, 520, 820
30, 271, 993
29, 974,191
29. 906, 843
28; 700, 419
27,137,109
23,193,152
21,598,734
20, 874, 762
20, 506, 912
20,254,009

52
No.

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.
2 S . — A S S E T S O F T H E TREASUI^Y OTHER THAN GOLD, SILVER, NOTES, AND
CERTIFICATES AT T H E END OF EACH MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.
Month.

1892—January...
February .
March..'...
April
May
June
July
August ...
September.
October . . .
NoA-ember.
Deceraber.
1893—January...
February .
March
April
May
June
July
Angust ...
September
Octobor . . .
November.
December.
1894—January...
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August ...
Septeraber
October . . .
Noveinber.
December .
1895—Januar}^...
February..
March
April
May
June
July
A u g u s t . -.
September
October . . .
November.
December.
1896—January...
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August ...
September
October . . .
November.
December .
1897—January...
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August ...
September
October . . .
Noveraber.
Deceraber .
1898—January...
February..
March . . . .
April
May
June
July
August ...
September




M i n o r coin. F r a c t i o n a l
currency.
$365, 784
432, 488
457,539
480, 226
474,732
460, 993
5.16,617
554, 019
505, 633
482, 329
347,196
355, 503
456, 253
523,560
545, 856
574,557
586, 504
603, 903
691, 315
757, 030
859,125
888,297
926, 622
938, 9:i9
, 106, 695
., 225, 408
, 20G, 659
., 252, 878
,251,029
,262, 122
,363,124
,423, 439
, 389, 490
., 250, 729
,169,875
, 103, 443
., 200, 446
, 245, 306
, 209, 435
, 242, 261
,124,339
,118,923
,181,134
231, 973
, 235, 498
, 123, 511
,029,515
,048,61.6
,081,129
,162,765
,147,719
,184,625
,181,593
, 235. 506
,159,562
, 203, 848
., 219, 592
, 214, 91.4
, 130, BOG
,105, 405
,187,017
, 265, 772
,225, 952
.,272,'j82
., 319, o;;o
, 339, 958
,, 405, 745
.,315,1.10
., 228, 852
,219,016
, 090,184
,086, 589
,165,758
, 255, 021
, 298, 000
., 353, 643
,400,640
,300,224
,303,700
, 205, 793
998,719

$1, 365
592
1, 251
1,425
1,481
500
757
1,110
101
69
134
117
2,223
2,394
457
733
331
429
980
1, 283
1,552
1,679
2,188
146
667
886
117
184
203
65
27
57
34
49
49
753
39
41
44
1,344
1,771
607
982
1,150
1,333
725
1,268
113
642
979
1,248
1,712
162
137
1,110
21
36
844
980
1,224
1,800
82
1,078
1,295
1,579
694
848
148
1,270
1,508
169
165
930
1,024
31
809
1,054
37
1,143
23
751

Deposits
in n a t i o n a l
banks.
1, 944, 387
, 239, 292
,500, 750
, 378, 363
•, 605, 429
i, 851, 886
1, 243, 518
s 742, 324
i, 496, 513
s 862, 415
', 569, 690
', 692, 654
>, 405, 998
<, 112, 204
,163,808
, 365, 529
,644, 582
, 093, 221
, 776, 662
, 848, 301
,280, 070
, 458, 341
., 799, 334
, 201, 045
i, 390. 396
:, 926, 460
, 064, 697
', 201, 386
S 484, 095
;, 121, 589
', 913, 725
', 724, 648
:, 859, 909
, 915, 705
,398,598
', 081, 275
, 829, 738
', 222, 883
, 991, 633
, 443, 885
,303,377
', 768, 941
:, 501, 071
:, 510, 005

:, i n , 482
:, 256, 695
:, 408, 309
, 271, 280
, 803, 804
, 394, 557
, 01.0, 094
i, 698, 591
\ 952, 972
i, 857, 355
', 986, 914
1, 619, 915
!, 583, 237
i, 119, 097
i, 832, 895
1,159,153
1, 573, 729
1,456, 041
i, 623, 397
!, 710, 465
1, 752,102
, 631, 291
.215,101
1, 661, 579
, 438, 713
', 159, 616
,744,217
1,182, 717
\, 091, 626
, 782. 507
, 320, 043
,049,465
,239, 359
,795, 631
,,266,018
,968,467
, 888, 712

Bonds and
interest
paid.
$716,
262
827,
3,616,
265,
23
133,
59,
273,
91,
118:
13,
111
43
244,
154,
22,
5, 233,
575,
78,
72,
3, 073,
492,
14,
190,
168:
207,
386:
203,

ii:
189:
182,

no:
239,
160,
12,
126,
65,
23,
109:

54:
14
237,
74,
36,
132,
86,
32,
273,
66,
40,
107,
143,
21
115;
168,
368,
304
173,
20,
175:
146,
40,
111
56;
197,
132:
138,
45,
109,
72,
29,
79.
45,
26,
103,
166,
37,
186,
107,
638,

Total.

$20, 027, 992
18, 934, 905
18,
732
21
057
18,
226
17
589
16,
155
16,
286
16,
838
16,
536
16,
118
16;
920
15,
811
15,
504
15;
641
16,
105
16,
388
21
590
17.
003
17,
476
17,
277
20,
870
17
993
16;
235
16,
354
16,
829
16,
984
16,
719
16,
322
17,
264
17,
156
17,
897
16,
597
16,
248
16,
474
16,
719
16,
715
16,
018
16,
165
16,
028
16,
721
16.
120
15;
824
15,
540
16,
106
15,
186
15,
261
15,
088
16,
325
25,
630
28,
349
27,
933
22,
866
18,
936
185
17:
277
17,
245
362
17
873
17,
645
.17,
241
17,
857
17,
239
17,
819
18,
556
18,
953
19,
823
18,
652
18,
882
18,
756
18,
251
38,
759
50,
200
41,
003
33,
274
32,
396
30,
098
29,
818
40,
087
59,
202
67:
725
82,

is;

TREASURER.
No.

2'^'.—ASSETS

OF T H E TREASURY AT E N D OF EACH M O N T H , FROM J U N E ,

Silver,

Month,
1878—June
July
August...
Septeraber
October...
November
Deceraber.
1879—Jauuary . .
February .
M.arch
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
ISSO"—January..
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August...
Sept,ember
October
November
December.
1881—January..,
February .
March....
April
,
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1882—January . . ,
February.
March
April
,
May
Juiie
July
August...
September
October..November
December.
1883—January . .
Februarv.,
March . . ' . .
April
,
May
Julie
July
August
September
October
November,
December.,
1884—January..,
February..
March
April
May
June
July
,
August...
September.
October
November ,
Deceraber.
1885—January . . .
Fl ;b ruary..
March
April

53

Notes. , Certificates.

Other.

1878.

Total.

$128,460,203 $21,920,334 $84,810,044 $21, 494, 840 $57,004, 760 $313, 690,
,181
132, 014, 620 24, 295, 663 91, 225, 403 • 21, 278, 360 63,601,421
332,415,I, 467
134. .548, 036 26, 753, 730 90,121, 083 26, 678, 820 72, 599, 708 350, 701,
,377
.136; 036, 302 27,933,142
82, 310,104
12, 054, 390 77, 871, 029 336, 204,
,967
140, 872,154
28, 072, 745 80, 546, 055 12, 721, 080 61, 350, 451 323, 562,
1,485
142, 4.00,135 31, 012, 544 81,711,248
13, 872. 580 54, 652, 549 323, 649,
1,056
135, 382, 640 32,176,-095
78, 051, 667
3, 984.190 71, 696, 807 321,291,, '399
133, 756, 907 34, 365, 795 83, 398, 902
3, 469, 860 177, 274, 484 432, 265,
', 948
133, 265,559
35, 621, 661 91,403,198
11, 801, 540 256, 467, 745 528, 559,
1,703
133,416,126
36, 675, 340 81, 372, 221
4, 705, 570 230,605,004
486,774,,261
134,520,140
37, 265, 549 78, 207, 019
2, 981, 480 264, 442, 687 517, 416,
!,875
13G, 680, 280 38, 667, 290 92, 212, 228
,331
3, 111, 400 287, 600,153
558, 271,
135, 236,475
42,143, 318 82, 678, 605
3, 636, 350 206, 449, 599 470,144,,347
135, 517,483
, 353
46, 995,791
70, 979, 911
2, 648,480 99, 675, 688 355, 817,
141, 546, 390 50, 819, 800 75, 736, 261
,936
3, 056, 960 38, 475, 525 309, 034,
1C9, 606, 995 52,931, 683 52,494, 556
5, 087,830
19, 220,702 299, 341,766
171,517,714
;478
53, 615, 845 41,180,735
7, 059, 879 14, 333, 305 287, 707,
IGO, 443, 437 55,594, 783 33,181,731
,416
6, 041, 928 13, 018, 537 268, 280,
157,790,322
,434
56, 542,114 • 25,903,202
6, 054, 618 20, 020,178
266, 310,
1,429
153, 690. 027 60, 054, 457 31,185, 528
5, 339, 556 12, 703, 861 262, 973,
,109
146, 750, 758 62, 676, 711 30, 392, 077
5, 794, 614 15, 259, 949 260, 874,
144, 010, .551 64, 856, 996 27, 686, 445
6, 398,414 18, 058, 710 261,011,,116
138, 783, 440 68,186, 677 32, 062, 329
5, 777,154 14, 952,119
259,761,,719
i,983
128,709, 496 71, 208, 870 39, 816, 528
6, 962, 531 15, 959, 558 262, 656,
,818
126,145, 427 73, 900, 333 40.110, 809
6, 985, 401 12, 831, 848 259, 973,
123.126, 646 77, 250,153
6, 380, 931 14, 051, 291 262,145,,940
41, 336, 919
127, 679, 280 79, 028, 293 35, 985, 755
5, 660, 621 15, 974, 037 264,327,, 986 '
I, 408
135,244, 833 78, 012. 360 30, 724, 053
6, 440, 369 14, 508, 793 264, 930,
,005
140, 725, 953 77,757,316
26, 616, 217
7, 490. 519 15, 925, 000 268, 515,
151.362,519
78, 306, 373 23, 277, 566
8, 666, 414 13,098,743
274,711,,615
,768
156, 742, 096 79,142,799
9, 609, 919 21, 376, 308 286, 855,
19, 984, 646
1,767
154, 544, 209 82,430, 214 25, 524, 026 10, 035, 663 12, 616, 655 285,150,
,671
173, 038, 253 84,108, 826 26, 351, 496 11, 493,543
18, 532, 553 313, 524,
16, 059, 974 311,981,,984
85, 477, 820 25, 660, 042 11,115,985
.173,p68,163
,974
170, 319, 754 88, 402, 022 28, 915, 345 11, 563,608
13, 662, 245 312, 862,
.,334
16:!. 770,159 90, 817, 423 34, 706, 491 12, 025, 030 16, 736, 231 318, 055,
1,946
103.171, 661 93,102, 368 35, 500, 474 12, 354, 201 19, 924, 242 324, 052,
1,852
154.911,475
94, 504, 067 35,157, 618 11, 397, 788 19, 857. 904 315, 828,
,166
IGD, 495, 522 95, 724, 014 33, 594, 410 11,695,232
13,102, 988 323, 612,
17-i, 361, 345 95, 037, 966 31,681,532
11,779,330
16, 305,128
329,165,,301
,583
1.72,089,829
7, 527, 600 14, 221,197
95, 985, 641 31, 021, 316
321, 745,
,303
178, 225, 304 97,024,414
30, 957, 383
7,153,180
14, 987, 022 328, 347,
172, G17,468
:,972
99,161, 408 31, 670, 491
6,409, 910 21, 875, 695 331, 734,
105.152, 789 102,248, 383 36, 092, 389
7, 540, 030 13, 422, 316 324, 455,
s907
17:;, 757, 874 104,815,006
,, 872
35,186,061
8, 670, 270 13, 932, 661 336, 361,
lOG. 457, 357 109, 806, 926 32, 887, 492
1,294
9,146, 930 12, 723, 589 331, 022,
,959
155, 069,102 112,273,273
8,
998,
790
13,382,761
324,
531,
34, 808, 033
1,051
153, 985, 546 116,155, 630 39, 356, 935 10, 776, 660 14, 661, 280 334, 936,
148. 506, 390 118, 433, 355 40, 947, 836 11, 673, 720 11. 842, 551 331,403,,852
,619
145, 079, 030 119, 811,125
43, 398, 001 12, 872, 990 13, 920, 473 335, 081,
',762
' 149. 303, 921 121, 887, 353 43,171, 383 11, 885, 330 13,979, 775 340, 227,
8,494, 430 20,172, 836 343,181,,671
152, 739,107 122,998, 354 38, 776, 944
,567
159,805,743 123,176,912
36, 059, 248 23, 087, 430 26, 536, 234 368, 655,
,986
164, 267, 584 123, 254, 346 36, 902, 502 21,713,240
43, 233, 314 389, 370,
171, 504, 568 125, 006, 727 34, 986, 416 29, 520, 030 43, 260, 987 404, 278,728
173,317,835 128,428,172
44, 078, 528 29, 473, 950 32, 845, 467 408.143,1,952
•. 207
402, 197.
177, 661, 631 131,742,834
39, 506, 344 37, 774, 820 15,511,578
:;5ii
38, 640, 550 18,511,785
184,752,714 135,'291, 766 34,077,696
411, 274,
187, 837, 442 137,913,727
15, 655, 301 420, 596,
37, 312. 638 41,877,680
,788
193,310,043 141,359,391
41, 833, 396 32,189, 940 15, 436, 253 424,129,
1,023
198, 078, 568 144, 882,236
44, 715, 901 38, 882, 415 15, 205, 995 441,765,,115
202,774, 035 145,601, 832 45, 975, 646 38,951,170
15,130, 922 448. 433,
1, 605
45, 812, 020 14,123,297
454, 754,
204.172, 075 146, 834,468 43,811,568
:,328
206,130, 543 146, 445, 444 43, 212,130
43,123, 580 13, 576, 392 452, 488.
1.089
209, 429, 940 147, 685, 230 43, 541, 217 45, 572, 520 12, 860, 399 459, 089,
,315
216,133, 328 149. 362,859
14, 431, 615 467, 814,
40, 941,910
46, 945,118
:,830
219,014,739 151, 207, 884 48, 600, 069 40, 707, 670 14, 253, 448 473, 783,
1,810
221, 813, 356 156,163,596
56, 902, 934 37, 012, 020 14, 742, 459 488, 634,
, 365
14,182, 913 498,735,,508
221, 881, 633 160, 233, 219 57, 857, 573 44, 580,170
211,071, .507 162, 916,482
53,767, 018 56, 432, 835 13, 807, 080 497, 994,
.,922
495, 251,
196, 325, 626 164,623, 388 55, 716,159
65, 396, 645 13,189,747
,565
201,132, 388 166, 627,117 46, 265, 620 59, 643, 400 14, 944, 269 488, 61.2,
,794
204. 876, 594 169,217,134
487, 573,
48, 993. 793 50, 825, 700 13,660,660
,881
210,539,551 172,093, 215 53,257, 326 51, 856, 810 14, 998, 720 502, 745,
,622
21.4,483,657 174, 998,145
52, 457, 622 56, 755, 210 14, 536, 221 513, 230,
,855
217, 904,042 1.76,467, 353 47,603,830
60,631,430
13, 517, 091 516,123,,746
44,113, 827 63, 377, 720 16, 948, 224 523, 896,
222, 536, 360 176,919,979
,110
231, 389, 361 178, 667, 207 42, 726, 317 55, 772, 650 14, 502, 269 523,057,,804
234, 975, 852 180, 413, 276 46, 829, 569 49, 806,110
14,180, 602 526, 205,
i,409
237,167,975 185,146, 841 57, 839,117
49, 682, 040 14,754,442
544, 590,
,415
240, 029, 843 187, 796, 973 58. 700, 963 70, 758, 810 14, 762,734
572, 049,
1,323
241,440,797 191, 218, 302 53, 996, 228 69, 556, 605 13, 740, 036 569,951,
243,162,195 194,427,270
54, 986, 3.50 60, 816, 430 15,216,093
568, 608,




54
No.

REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
2 7 . — A S S E T S OF THE TREASURY AT THE END OF EACH MONTH, FROM JUNI5,

1878—Continued.
Month.

Gold.

$244, 363, 543
1885—May
247, 028, 625
Juiie
249, 367,596
July
250, 257, 418
August
251, 251,114
Septeraber
251, 359, 349
October
N o v e m b e r . . . . . 251, 945, 578
253, 351,410
December
251, 371,561
1886—Ja,n u a r y
249. 801, 088
February
242, 155,168
March
240, 580, 533
April
236. 424, 734
May
232, 838,124
June
233. 651,522
July
235, 430, 636
August
242, 609, 018
Septeraber
246, 832,148
October
254, 450,853
Noveraber
268, 128, 019
Deceraber
274, 140, 468
1887—January
275, 088, 627
Februai-y
275, 985, 863
M a r c h ..'
275, 336, 916
April
277, 628,. 751
May
June
, . . . 278, 101,106
281,
296,417
July
282, 039,534
August
290,
702, 630
Septeraber
302, 544, 605
October
302,
661, 279
Noveraber
305, 342,187
December
307,
809.155
1888—January
309, 567, 827
February
310,
772,
202
March
312, 801,287
April
309,
882,859
May
313, 753, 617
June
326, 551, 392
July
331, 133, 430
August...
.332, 551, 306
September
331, 688, 233
October
328, 603, 362
• November
D e c e m b e r . . . ^ . . 324, 773.667
325, 641, 856
1889-January
326, 456,697
February
326, 700, 939
M a r c h .1
328, 203, 901
April
321, 297, 377
May
303, 504, 319
June
300.
759,573
July
304, 048,189
August
305, 871, 772September
308, 509. 615
October
310, 979, 791
November
313, 818,941
December
316, 043, 454
1890-J anuary
318, 593,752
February
320, 225, 794
March
320, 878, 411
''April
321. 333,253
May
321, 612,424
June
316, 536, 823
July
310, 220,120
August
306, 086,471
September
294, 489, 603
October
293, 755, 880
November
293, 020, 214
December
297, 567, 546
1891—January ,
296, 831, 953
February
292, 435, 219
M a r c h .'.
280, 633, 040
April
255, 331,503
M.ay
238, 518,122
June
236, 828,413
July
240, 744, 488
August
244, 974, 791
September
263, 774, 741
October
271, 843,193
Noveraber
278, 846,750
December




Silver.
$198, 037,
200, 688,
195, 799,
195, 344,
193, 041
190, 623;
197,'072,
197,311
201,756,
203, 229,
205, 794,
207,349,
209,112.
213, 250;
213, 894,
212, 995,
211, 920,
213, 039,
214,811
218, 906,
225,164,
229, 295,
236,913,
242, 814,
245. 980,
249, 378,
250, 498,
251, 538,
250, 033,
250, 326,
250, 872,
253, 206,
259,157,
263, 608,
267, 628,
271, 844,
275, 823,
280, 550,
282, 899,
284, 579,
284,176,
284, 627,
286, 511
288. 927:
294, 867,
298, 992,
303, 008,
307, 057,
310,901,
314,818,
317,255,
318, 693,
318,135:
317,195,
318, 5,57,
321,1.92
327, 293.
331, 491
335, 560,
338,851
341, 845,
346, 714,
348, 737,
350, 702,
350, 544
351, 825,
355, 046,
359,721
367, 998.
374, 064,
381, 040,
386,757,
392, 240,
399,361
404, 422,
407, 844,
409,161
410,116,
412, 898,
416, 976,

Notes.

Certificates.

223,196 $50, 261, 940
993, 090 52,164,110
500,127
57, 923, 300
214, 764 60, 014,120
325, 740 54, 667, 230
133,582
63, 432, 364
065, 999 66, 737, 432
078, 967 65, 779, 790
841, 446 58. 299, 476
158, 626 68,893,670
606, 688 80, 048, 502
434, 776 83, 762, 930
200. 248 82, 731, 686
152,733
83, 241, 320
830, 551
80, 457. 218
653.167
75,775, 472
328, 845 63, 3G0, 310
300,051
54. 460, 760
095, 221 48, 8S6, 979
691,681
35.024,236
610, 004 25, 681, 020
941, 763 29, 972, 577
853;- 423 36, 380,459
056,127
34, 072,740
684, 621 37, 800, 522
146, 382 33,906,513
235, 845 22, 658, 219
642, 265 29, 424, 950
083,805
33, 224,129
634, 047 36, 479, 652
285,084
44, 708, 284
328, 859 37, 479, 964
442, 672 3.5, 878, 727
837, 564 48, 568, 637
409, 410 49, 671, 889
988, 808 39, 269, 609
861, Oil 54, 502, 533
452, 425 51,490,176
249,574
53, 695, 974
105, 550 52, 210,118
382, 270 35, 916, 285
561, 274 33, 958,116
944, 412 46,426,417
193, 906 40, 556, 269
800,727
29, 855, 631
654, 083 30, 800, 711
555, 498 31, 856, 361
037,027
24. 345, 263
643,474
33, 825, 229
494, 416 43, 003, 094
571, 901 40,351,214
461, 596 46,158, 803
328, 979 46, 721, 855
024, 916
210, 995 37, 604,196
174, 280 33, 697, 264
408, 984 34,139, 066
23, 796, 988
163,179
32,536, 212
516.853
946, 947 29, 012,101
037, 094 28,720,805
985, 957 32, 749,143
749, 771 30, 942, 668
690, 038 31, 059, 378
348, 301 38, 367, 591
407, 550 18, 091,144
561, 808 38, 945, 887
548, 935 46, 052, 095
377, 953 32.961,005
926, 224 23,250.838
28,761,985
237,282
28, 337, 707
263,104
30, 888, 617
116, 827 42, 097,585
40. 382, 067
387,170
023, 356 42, 383,165
744, 517 45, 076,168
690,797
33, 242, 562
117, 608 23,646,179
22, 973, 478
134,827
595, 862 21, 627,470

Other.

Total.

:, 600, 706 $567, 486,749
:, 7G8, 856 569,643.578
:, 618. 467 574^ 209. 295
427, 844 583, 258, 844 •
569, 224, Oil
,938,189
:, 422.143 570, 970, 852
:, 253. 299 579, 074, 591
;, 535, 082 '577,056,911
:, 790, 083 584. 058, 728
, 475, 373 592, 558, 669
, 424, 370 588, 029, 455
I, 836, 506 588, 964, 252
,752,158
589, 226, 910
1, 652, 806 593,135, 429
1, 375, 469 589,215,379
S 8G0, 469 589,715,133
, 803, 209 579, 022,114
, 725, 325 572.357, 800
1, 861. 896 576,106, 337
:, 368, 553 579,119, 019
I, 418, 932 582, 014, 771
, 952,406 591,250, 788
,156,995
600, 290,178
,148,281
605, 428, 324
, 004, 380 619,105,213
, 473, 594 621,096,494
, 068, 646 609,757, 798
,846,449
622,491, 801
, 352,104 633, 396, 598
, 133,118 649,118,122
1, 639, 069 668,165, 811
, 762, 221 680,120,165
, 763, 008 699, 051, 461
,747, 047 723, 329,153
,483,814
727, 965, 845
731,122, 529
218,761
, 266,996 753,337, 282
', 276, 461 765, 523, 681
I, 075, 280 786, 471, 501
791, 340, 700
,312,237
', 363, 740 771. 389, 664
1, 541, 689 759, 376, 615
1, 532,150 764, 018,105
1, 755, 501 752, 206, 907
I, 939, 429 750,105, 246
754. 467, 267
1,563,211
:, 142, 819 752; 264, 466
750, 821, 931
178,348
:, 329, 353 762, 996, 812
i, 356, 846 760.176, 783
', 437, 271 "759, 375, 514
', 607, 731 771, 969, 778
,930,052
759, 987, 877
, 920, 373 746, 254, 692
1, 077, 045 740, 522, 759
,580,234
730, 911, 027
, 509, 9.53 731, 053, 007
,033. 710 740, 817, 956
I, 312, 879 735, 628, 241
1, 776, 502 741,174, 055
,468, 070 751,433,464
,916,024
759,171, 659
1, 798, 090 757, 881,756
1,137, 010 761.177, 302
, 772, 735 727, 843,186
i, 3U9, 599 736, 978, 266
937, 097 '741,353,594
I, 239, 753 731, 491, 533
,812,404
747, 006, 987
I, 520, 820 758,105, 631
', 271, 993 751, 322, 995
', 974,191 751, 516, 301
\ 906, 843 751,693,199
i, 700, 419 745, 349, 752
,137,109
754, 794. 698
, 193,152 766, 602, 348
,598,734
741,688, 210
\ 874, 762 740, 530, 2.58
I, 506, 912 748, 356,751
I, 254. 009 757, 300,433

55

TREASURER.
NOc 2 7 . -

-ASSETS OF T H E TREASURY AT T H E END OF EACH MONTH, FROM J U N E ,

Month.
1892—January...
February..
March
A p r i l •.
May
Juiie
July
Augu s t . . .
September
October...
November
December.
1893—January . .
February.
March . . . .
April
May
June
July
Angust...
September
October...
NoA^ember
December.
1804—January . .
February.
March
A pril.,...
May
June
July
A u g u s t . -.
September
October...
November
December.
1895—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
Augnst...
Septeraber
October...
N ovember
December.
1896—January . .
February.
March
April
May
Juiie
July
Angust...
September
October...
November
Deceraber.
1897—January . .
February.
March
April
May
Jnne
July
Angust...
September
October...
November
December
1898—January..
Februaiy.
March....
April
May
Juiie
July
August...
September

1878—Continued.
Gold.
$282, 753,
282,123,
280.1-44.
273, 623,
271, 527,
2.55, 577,
247, 300,
242, 543,
240,605,
244, 261',
247, 598,
238. 359,
228, 827,
217,672,
218,378,
202, 283,
196, 518,
188, 455,
186, 813,
176, 423,
173. 209,
163.274,
161,122,
158, 303,
142, 665,
177,462,
1.76, 45G,
170.192,
148, 067,
131,217,
120, 922,
120, 885,
123, 665,
125,613,
164. 350,
139,606,
97, 353,
138, 593,
139, 486,
139, 998,
147, 690,
155, 893,
155,354,
149,410,
143,557,
143, 360,
129,567,
113,198,
99, 693,
167, 695,
171, 885,
168, 448,
151,307,
144, 020,
150,012,
139, 825,
162, 771,
155, 323,
169, 527,
175, 203,
182, 387,
186, 206,
189, 242,
190,762,
181,707,
178, 076,
178, 044,
181, 234,
184, 501,
190, 387,
194, 089,
197, 469,
200, 731,
204, 063,
210, 903,
217,190,
207,701,
202, 825,
225,138,
253, 377,
278, 691,




Silver.

Notes.

$424, 088, 598 $28,127 273
429,109. 509 38, 859, 414
434, 531, 000 38,657 338
439, 013, 987 38, 031, 561
443, 429, 508 43, 622 412
448, 083,116
43,903 483
452, 017, 530 44, 570 385
454, 403,173
41,024 458
454, 725, 784 37,261 995
455,612,113
23,852 GOl
458, 496,139
20,655 779
462, 369. 518 24, 49G 502
468,040, 081 38, 774 191
472, 420, 542 43, 504 642
477, 384, 392 40, 248 180
481, 788, 691 42, 249 873
488, 962, 566 43,586 839
492, 332, 471 36,316, 599
494, 942, 945 30, 418,972
492, 579, 409 . 22,662,292
498, 239, 085 24, 762 432
499, .535, 4 80 38, 272 360
499, 587, G03 50, 904 114
57, 691 714
500,310.529
506, 745, 075 64,144 583
508, 570, 076 77,673 385
510,101, 209 78, 431 931
511,408,465
82. 774 725
512,194, 954 96, 216,977
513, 298, 709 102, 229,946
513,880, 682 109, 540 855
513,187, 330 116, 072 004
509,814,353 114, 529 176
508,018, 714 99, 801 671
504,802, 458 100, 343,974
504, 035, 456 115, 049 080
507, 087, 384 129,588 164
508, 859, 908 126, 302 508
510,259,880 123, 067 039
510, 813, 574 111,990 707
511, 582, 651 114.731 683
512, 338, 751 116, 324 741
076
512, 746,150 112,460 472
511, 447, 345 141,803 229
507, 077, 525 148, 966, 949
503,083,139 140, 783, 223
502,184, 742 142, 483 791
501, 460, 555 144, 932 921
505,421,819 138,447 711
507,265, 460 145,497 846
508,930, 744' 153, 855, 048
510,586,117 149, 067, 420
512,199, 837 164, 425, 197
513, 398, 714 168, 364 648
514,610,147 155, 598,408
513,647,701 164, oio: 443
510, 644, 845 146, 008 074
509, 058, 742 141, 982 383
500, 880, 450 126, 568 287
509, 615, 585 135, 237 067
513,736,349 131,188. 043
515, 659, 286 132, 956,804
517, 048, 212 136, 428 583
518, 496,110 132, 081 885
519, 764, 958 134, 082 440
520, 793, 923 134,090, 248
521, 734,140 132, 330,.517
519, 368, 486 126, 293 524
513, 481, 747 120, 218 355
509,351,944 100, 235 905
507,656, 383 92, 292 319
507, 291, 684 92, 291, 143
510,676,160
83, 855 522
511,858,835
92, 139 768
512,432,535
86, 020: 989
512, 894, 283 64. 483, 188
61, 319, 861
514, 072,040
515, 029, 907 67, 420: 979
77,797 785
514^879,966
513, 400, 895 83. 040 113
509, 308, 574 60,555

Certificates.

Other,

793,146 $20 .027,
520, 297 18 934,
643,473
18 786,
480, 286
21 476,
374,357
18 347,
587, 091
17 336,
190, 981
16 894,
186, 369
16 357,
935,067
16 275.
039,762
16 436,
689,301
16 035,
493,243
16 061,
263,614
15 975,
042, 632
15 681,
822,981
15 954,
127. 088
16 095,
800, 582
16 254,
989, 509
21 930,
421, 824
17 044,
507,538
17 685,
123,590
17 213,
943,132
20 421,
985, 597
17 220,
154, 444
16 154,
878, 546
16 688,
048, 747
16 320,
252,550
16 538,
610,294
16 840,
864,195
16 939,
397,613
17 395,
391, 236
17 468,
247, 257
17 330,
761,045
16 365,
905,483
16 406,
913,790
16 729,
885, 680
16 197,
286, 292
16 156,
801,189
16 534,
199, 408
16 224,
842, 873
16 797,
984,723
16 483,
601,142
16 903,
916, 716
15 920,
481, 063
15 817,
641, 037
16 047,
396, 498
15 513,
379,521
15 525,
634, 300
15 352,
831,305
16 159,
728, 031
25 624,
096, 298
28 200,
708, 001
27 991,
556,704
22 277.
007, 425
18 114,
379,543
17 283,
913,160
17 092.
048, 930
18 171,
672, 212
17 639,
047,773
17 137,
120, 054
17 288,
304,131
17 938,
647, 973
17 868,
628, 701
17 891,
330, 255
18 095,
812, 036
18 129,
259,386
19 168,
099,144
18 753,
133,547
18 115,
392, 815 18 71.3,
205,645
18 489,
463,277
38 907,
040,372
50 298,
596, 954 41 338,
425, 437 33 084,
797, 556 32 644,
082, 080
30 507,
170,179
29 807,
056,934
40 133,
496, 538
59 757,
10.043.271
67 282,
9, 053, 659 82 528,

Total.
$778, 790,873
790, 547,517
800, 762. 812
797. 625; 347
795, 300, 595
785, 487. 985
783, 979, 271
781, 514 981
777, 804, 592
766, 202,481
765, 474, 803
769,780, 985
772, 881 229
764, 322, 268
762, 788,427
756, 544, 116
754,122, 985
745, 004 602
732, 84i: 706
712, 857, 887
719, 548, 155
729, 447,014
734, 820, 435
737, 614, 701
737,120, 152
787, 075, 834
790, 780.719
790, 826, 661
783, 283, 264
774, 538, 9G6
774,201 765
781, 703, 357
774,135: 927
754, 546, 012
793,140, 164
782,754 289
761,470, 331
708, 090, 903
797. 237,
787, 442; 588
797, 473, 336
811,061 756
807,397, 686
832
826, 980: 346 827, 889,410
812,137, 611
801,120: 692
787, 578,447
774, 553, 727
858, 811, 831
874, 968 947
868, 799 558
861, 766,970
853, 905,636
851,863, 748
849, 388,746
849, 642,774
836, 676,223
835,961, 581
853,463, 554
858, 553,910
864, 338. 167
875, 239,759
876, 746,856
867, 496,820
871, 389,359
867,981 933
858,145, 367
850, 368, 632
831,669. 957
846, 409,070
861, 391 370
853,198, 009
856. 571 768
853. 793, 487
831,117, 864
821.070, 3G9
835, 46C,569
890, 069,963
927,144, 647
940,135, 523

56
No»

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.
2 § . — L I A B I L I T I E S OF THE

Month,
1878—June..
July
August...
September
October.-November
Deceraber.
1879—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October...
November
December.
1880—January . .
February.
March ....
April
May
June
July.
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1881—January . .
February.;
Marcli
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October
November
Deceraber.
1882—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
NoA^ember
December.
1883—Jauuary..
February.
March
April
,
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
NoA^ember ,
December.
1884-January..
F e b r u a r y .,
March....
April
May
,
Juiie
,
July
,
August...
September,
Octobor
NoA^eraber ,
Deceraber.
1885—January...
February.,
March..'..,




TREASURY AT THE
J U N E , 1878.
Certificates
and notes.

93,
75,
71,
73,
58,
61,
85,
48,
49,
44,
48,
58,
53,
50,
43,
34.
31,
32,
31,
28,
29,
33,
34,
36,
32,
36,
43,
51,
59,
61,
62,
63,
64,
67,
68,
68,
72,
77,
79,
80,
83,
85,
85,
84,
83,
85,
84,
84,
86,
87,
109,
118,
147,
158,
159,
162,
172,
175,
184,
185,
187,
188,
195,
202,
215,
228,
236,
236,
232,
227,
230,
251.
257,
260,
209,
276,
282,
305,
325,
3'Z3,

END

OF EACH

Agency
account.
$32,
35,
34,
37,
33,
34
34
34
34,
35:
34,
37,
41,
51,
43,
46,
41,
40,
42,
40,
4o;

848
116
033
919
022
109
902
269
515
302
155
440
196
594
694
038
494
975
898
635
119
832
813
944
143
070
878
753
907
195.100
651, 453

MONTH,

FROM

Balance,
507, 922
200, 150, 473
222: 339, 220
223, 414,908
218, 328. 885
215, 333, 472
227: 740, 294
336: 449, 881
428, 961,480
405, 411, 570
432. 746, 833
475, 683, 096
379, 542, 919
245, 808,019
212: 035, 932
202, 957, 575
203, 411, 712
193 147, 767
192, 297,126
190, 003, 772
188, 960, 589
193: 084, 807
191. 789, 673
193: 998,696
188, 670, 884
186, 190, 329
189, 613, 598
186, 802,191
181 042,437
180, 921, 571
184, 354, 528
180, 848,303
208, 099, 302
205, 791,774
204 622, 204
204, 144, '321
213, 635, 823
544, 433
201 900,146
199, 520,280
204 888,136
191 806, 619
193. 614,433
199, 533, 247
190, 166,334
197 137,431
198, 050, 480
194, 861, 776
191, 892, 419
195, 192, 970
194, 469,614
195 541,173
198. 642,'301
203 509,753
207 069, 309
204, 045, 520
200, 218,388
186, 553,558
191, 555,568
185, 529, 237
180, 177, 342
197, 122,999
201 090,167
199, 175,412
203. 491,640
204, 122,405
198, 698,241
198, 184, 200
204, 102, 212
199, 510, 463
206, 087, 499
206, 985, 324
200, 764, 698
200 111, 148
193 657, 070
1 247, 262
204, 537,189
203. 624, 455
194, 198, 215
192, 554, 277
1.9^ 744,172
199, 386,144
199

$313, 690,181
332, 415, 467
350, 701, 377
336, 204, 967
32.-{, 502, 485
323, 649, 056
321, 291, 399
432, 285, 948
528, 559, 703
486,774,231
517, 416, 875
558, 271, 331
470.144, 347
355, 817, 353
309, 634, 936
299, 341, 766
287, 707, 478
288, 280, 416
266, 310, 434
2G2, 973, 429
280,874,109
261, Oil, 116
259,761,719
262, 656, 983
259,973,818
262.145, 940
264, 327, 986
264, 930, 408
268, 515,005
274, 711, 615
286, 855, 768
285,150, 787
313,524,871
311,981,984
312,882,974
318.055.334
324, 052, 946
315, 828, 852
323, 612,166
329,165, 301
321, 745, 583
328, 347, 303
331, 734, 972.
324, 455, 907
336,361,872
331, 022, 294
324, 531, 959
334, 936, 051
331, 403, 852
335.081,619
340, 227, 762
343,181, 671
388, 665, 567
389,370, 986
404, 278; 728
408,143, 952
402,197, 207
411,274,511
420, 596, 788
424,129, 023
441, 765,115
448,433, 805
454. 754. 328
452, 488, 089
459, 089, 315
467, 814, 830
473, 783, 810
486, 634, 365
498, 735, 508
497, 994, 922
495, 251, 585
488, 612, 794
487, 573, 881
502, 745, 622
513, 230,855
516,123, 746
523, 896,110
523, 057, 804
526,205,409
544, 590, 415
572, 049, 323
569, 951.968

57

TREASUEER.
No.

2@.—LIABILITIES O F T H E TREASURY AT T H E E N D O F EACH MONTH, FROM
J U N E , 1878—Continued.
Certificates
and notes.

1885-April
,
May
,
June
July
August —
Septeraber
October
NoA'-eraber ,
December.
1886—Jannary ..,
February.,
March
April
,
May
June
,
July
August...
Septeraber
October —
November .
December.
1887—January ..,
February.
March
April
May
Juue
July,
,
August
September
October
November,
December.,
1888—January . .
February .,
March
April
May ....
Juiie
July
,
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1889—January ..,
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August —
Sei)tember,
October...
November
December.
1890—January ..,
February .
March
April
May
Jnne
July
August —
• Septeraber.
October:..
November
December.
1891—-January...
February..
March
April
,
May
June
July
August...
September
October—
November ,
December..




$320,
310,
310,
311,
310,
289,
283,
282,
278,
277,
277,
272,
270,
2G5,
265,
2G1,
253,
2.yi,
250,
251,
255,
258,
259,
2G9,
274,
276,
276,
270,
273,
292,
304,
310,
318,
330,
340,
342,
343,
373,
3S(>,
404,
401,
402,
415,
424,
417,
420,
423,
426,
430,
434,
433,
4H6,
454,
455,
4i8,
414,
449,
455,
457,
402,
4G5,
4.r,S,
471,
474,
478,
500,
500,
511,
518,
523,
525,
530,
538,
' 538,
510,
547,
559,
540,
580,
589,
577,

Agency
account.

$47 176,
50 948,
42 434,
47 354,
52 767,
46 370,
43 660.
50 755,
41 060,
40 904,
48 802.
39 392,
39 888,
41 324,
39 969,
43 977,
54 510,
48 033,
43 184,
49 971,
43 600,
42 048,
52 229,
47 919,
44 802,
51 066,
40 669,
47 497,
58 548,
52 234,
48 953,
62 165,
49 959,
46 767,
52 799,
44 730,
45 901,
52 530,
43 716,
50 318,
56 547,
47 705,
48 053,
64 803,
50 336.
48 214,
64 502.
52 187,
48 317,
53 329,
39 012,
49 350,
65 518,
50 489,
49 370,
53 774,
48 312.
46 802,
53 961.
44 722,
48 878,
55 048,
42 196,
49 738,
66 619,.
48 146,
55 661,
65 493,
52 050,
48 924,
64 585,
56 881,
51 3.53,
54 615,
51 265,
51 362,
47 24.9,
46 873,
40 478,
40 008,
45 583,

Balance.
$200, 536, 203
205, 713, 001
217,198,975
215, 350, 735
219,646, 977
233, 206, 722
243, 565, 741
245, 769, 440
257, 887, 815
265, 217, 967
265, 914, 243
275,765,409
278, 349, 307
281, 911, 856
287,513,959
283, 393,146
281,514,029
279, 844, 031
278, 970, 808
274,182, 828
279, 521, 582
281, 584, 675
279. 779, 423
282, 878, 549
286, 028, 531
291,144, 324
304, 316, 868
291, 986,110
290, 746, 582
289, 063, 682
296, 071, 378
295, 527, 449
312,10.5,882
321, 585, 092
329, 595, 323
341,167, 639
341, 408, 408
327, 846, 974
335, 627, 012
331, 612, 468
333, 528, 534
321, 637, 944
295, 388, 421
274, 748, 209
283,955, 835
281, 795. 807
206, 404, 441
273, 679, 979
272, 025, 039
275,109, 610
287, 531, 010
274, 000, 688
251,773,370
254, 206, 227
248,512,435
242. 633, 405
233; 5-24,103
228, 835,040
229, 309, 201
22s, 689, 876
227,213, 755
228, 336, 445
245, 612, 464
234,009,918
215,907,111
179,120, 347
175,131,439
164, 386, 294
163, 242, 409
174, 983, 938
168, 395, 989
163, 915, 855
161, 718, 803
158, 886, 719
153, 893, 809
155, 783, 7i7
160,274,395
144, 987, 969
139, 671, 919
139,126, 919
134, 574,129

Total.
$568,
587,
569:
574,
583,
569,
570,
579,
•577
584,
592,
588,
588,
589,
593,
589,
589,
579,
572;
576.
579,
582
591
6OO;
605,
619,
621
609,
622,
633,
649,
668,
680,
699,
723,
727,
731,
753,
765,
786;
791,
771,
759,
764,
752.
750;
754
752.
750,
762.
780,
759,
771,
750,
746,
740,
730,
731,
740.
735,
741
751
759:
757.
761
727,
736,
741
731
747,
758,
751,
751,
751,
745,
754.
766,
741,
740,
748,
757

338
749
578
295
844
Oil
852
591
911
728
689
455
252
910
429
379
133
1.14
800
337
019
771
788
178
324
213
494
798
801
592
121
818
165
461
153
845
529
282
661
501
700
664
615
105
907
246
267
466
931
812
783
514
778
877
692
759
027
007
956
241
055
464
659
756
302
186
266
594
533
987
631
995
301
199
752
698
348
210
258
751
433

58
No. 2§.-

REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
-LIABILITIES

Month.
1892—January . . .
February..
March
Ai>ril
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1893—January . . .
1*'ebruary..
March
April
,.
May
June
J'^iy
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1894- -January . . .
February..
March
April
May
,
June
J '^ly
August
Soptember.
October —
November .
December..
1895—January . . .
Februa'ry . .
I\ larch
April
May
June
July . . . - • . . .
August
Septeraber.
October
Noveraber .
December.,
1896- lanuary . . .
February..
March
Axiril
M ay
June
July
Au,uu.st
September .
October
November .
December..
1897-January —
February..
March
April
May
Julie
July
August
September .
October
November .
December..
1898--January —
February . ^
M:arch
?,
Ax)ril
May
Julie
,
July
August
September-v,




O F T H E T R E A S U R Y AT T H E E N D O F EACH MONTH, FROM
J U N E , 1878—Continued.
Certificates
and notes.
, 423, 412
621,, 248, 974
628,, 098, 049
629,,022, 571
634,,081,717
620, 245, 304
619,,675, 803
615,, 455, 530
606, 769, 628
598,,008,876
598, 369,656
599,,467,016
607, 498, 582
601, 828, 346
597,.428, 091
596, 016, 621
.594, 531,017
584. 553,920
577,. 362, 591
565, 614,881
570, 225, 363
587, 609, 861
599. 229, 302
604. 317,424
612, 059,181
609, 909, 907
614, 627,040
619, 989,795
621, 128, 445
615, 355,820
616, 972, 329
615, 350, 572
612, 436, 470
607, 486, 421
606, 270, 843
590, 134,104
578, 777, 914
572, 755,530
567. 944, 442
5GG; 688, 624
573, 366, 743
579, 207, 863
581, 799, 693
602, 384, 693
600, 227,693
591, 102, 673
582, 987,673
568, 023,673
562, 542, 773
558, 551,273
562. 909, 253
560; 594, 253
555, 646, &73
547, 110, 973
555, 212, 973
563, 656,973
584, 524,323
56-4, 340. 923
567, 523, 923
580. 809, 573
595, 975,573
606, 977, 573
607, 702, 473
605, 107,473
595, 535. 953
590, 878,953
588, 513,953
593, 961,953
589, 070,953
5B0, 456, 953
579, 920, 933
576, 9.56, 933
581, 213,933
585. 252,933
577, 402, 933
564, 306, 933
563, 799, 933
563, 788,933
559, 497.933
558, 046, 933
554, 057,583

Agency
account.
,999, 000
, 136, 339
', 765, 879
, 184, 614
., 212, 991
1, 550, 304
, 253,182
, 907.108
, 139: 046
, 182, 203
. 776, 228
, 221, 379
, 117, 580
,365,833
,709, 608
, 044, 592
,026,813
, 988, 392
, 391, 549
,959, 096
,447,160
, 542. 862
, 391, 517
1,921,722
,978,873
,, 503, 563
,203, 653
., 739, 079
:, 300, 484
, 598, 709
,164, 085
., 204, 689
,779,739
•,719,445
1,361,715
I, 282, 606
1, 089,115
•, 137, 786
, 375, 886
I, 935, 796
1,736,912
1, 613, 670
1, 448, 607
I, 536, 496
1, 256, 352
, 086,939
I, 726, 633
,527, 574
i, 419,174
, 553, 551
1,417,946
1,114, 643
i, 926, 787
,362,566
\ 492, 302
I, 385, 372
;, 963, 994
i, 762, 537
1, 080, 558
:, 333, 599
, 21.5, 916
, 523, 338
1,491,680
, 548, 665
,847, 060
I, 372, 779
!, 431, 522
, 622, 207
1,104,891
, 456, 904
,824, 583
959,669
, 112, 289
». 754, 630
t, 228. 591
, 000, 307
,515,621
1, 020, 064
>, 727,8.15
:, GiO, 628
1, 520, 438

Balance.
$131 ,368,461
132,1,162, 204
131 , 898, 884
131,,518,162
126,1, 005, 887
126,i, 692, 377
127:,050,286
129,, 152, 343
131., 895, 918
13i:,011,402
i3o:, 328, 919
129,I, 092, 590
125,,265,067
124,,128,089
125 ,630, 728
12i:, 482, 903
121 , 565,155
122,, 462, 290
117,, 887, 566
107,, 283, 910
106,1, 875, 632
102.1, 294, 291
95;s 199, 616
90,I, 375, 555
84,., 082, 098
138,1, 862, 384
133 , 950, 026
125,., 097, 787
117,, 854, 335
117•, 584, 437
119,I, 065, 351
127;', 148, 096
119,1,919,718
107,,340,146
144,:, 507, 806,
153,i, 337, 579
144 , 603, 302
178,1,197, 587
187,, 917, 260
180,I, 817, 916
185,S 370,101
195,I, 240,153
187,,149,532
184,:, 039,157
185,s 405, 365
179,i, 947, 999
177;, 406, 386
178,1, 027, 200
171 , 591. 780
262,I, 707, 007
271,, 641, 748
270,\ 090, 662
267,,193,210
267,,432,097
256,, 158, 473
243 , 346, 401
241, 154, 457
233 , 572,763
225,,357,100
228,:, 320, 382
215,i, 362. 421
212,1, 837, 256
222,, 045, 606
228,:, 090, 518
230,,113,813
240,,137,627
233,016,458
218,, 561,207
215,, 192, 788
207,. 756,100
220,, 663, 560
235., 474, 768
223:1,871,787
225,., 564, 205
226,1,166, 943
215,1,810,624
195.., 754, 815
205,>, 657, 572
254,,844.215
294,:. 487, OSO
307. 557, 502

Total.
$778, 790, 873
790. 547, 517
800, 762, 812
797, 625, 347
795,300,595
785, 487, 985
783, 979, 271
781, 514, 981
777, 804, 592
766, 202, 481
765, 474, 803
769, 780, 985
772, 881, 229
764, 322, 268
762, 768,427
756,544,116
754,122,985
745, 004, 602
732, 641, 706
712, 857, 887
719,548,155
729, 447, 014
734, 820, 435
737,614,701
737.120,152
787, 075, S34
790,780,719
790. 828, 861
.783,283,264
774, 538. 966
774, 201, 7G5
781,703,357
774,135, 927
754, 546, 012
793.140,164
782, 754, 289
761, 470. 331
798, 090, 903
797, 237, 588
787, 442, 336
797, 473, 756
811,061,686
807, 397, 832
826, 9G0, 346
827, 889, 410
812,137,6.11
801,120, 692
787,573, 447
774, 553, 727
858, 811, 831
874, 968, 947
868, 799, 558
861, 7GG, 970
853,905,836
851,863, 748
849, 388, 746
849, 842, 774
836,876, 223
835, 961, 581
8.53, 463, 554
858,553,910
864, 338,167
875, 239, 759
876, 748, 656
867. 498, 826
871, 389, 359
867,961,933
858,145,367
850, 368, 632
831,669,957
846,409,076
861, 391, 370.
853.198, 009
856. 571, 768
853, 798,467
831,117,864
821, 070, 389
8.^,5, 466, 589
890,069, 963
927,144, 647
940,135, 523

TREASURER.

59

N o . 2 0 . — G O L D C O I N AND BULLION I N THE TREASURY, AND GOLD CERITFICATES
IN T H E TREASURY AND I N CIRCULATION, AT T H E END OF EACH MONTH, FROM
J U N E , 1878.
Gold in
Treasury.
1878—tlune
July
August —
Septeraber
October...
Noveraber
December.
1879—January..
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October —
November
December
1880 - J a n u a r y . .
February.
March
April
May
J uiie
Jwly
August
September
October
NoA'-eraber
December.
1881—January..
February .
March
April
,
May
Juiie
July
August—
September,
October—
Noveinber
December.
1882-^ J.anuary..
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November.
Deceraber.
1883—January . .
Februairy .
March
April
May
June
,
July
August...
September
October —
November
December.,
1881—January . . .
February..
March
April
May
....
June
July
August —
Septeiuber
October —
November ,
December..
18'%')-January . . .
February ..
March




$128, 460, 203
132, 014, 620
134, 548, 036
136,038.302
140,872,154
142, 400,135
135, 382, 640
133,756,907
133, 265, 559
133,416,126
134,520,140
138, 680, 260
135.236,475
135, 517, 483
141,546,390
169, 606, 995
171,517, 714
160,443,437
157,790,322
153, 690, 027
146, 750, 758
144, 010, 551
138, 783, 440
128, 709, 496
126,145, 427
123,126,646
127, 679, 280
135, 244, 833
140,725, 953
151, 362, 519
156, 742, 096
154,544, 209
173, 038, 253
173. 6G8,163
170,319,754
163, 770,159
163,171,661
154, 911. 475
189, 495, 522
174,361,345
172, 989, 829
178, 225, 304
172,617, 468
165,152, 789
173,757, 874
166, 457, 357
155, 069,102
153, 985, 546
148,506,390
145, 079, 030
149, 303, 921
152,739,107
159, 805, 743
164, 267, 584
171, 504, 568
173,317,835
177, 661, 631
184, 752, 714
187,837.442
193, 310, 043
198, 078, 568
202, 774, 035
204,172,975
206,130, 543
209, 429. 940
216,133, 328
219. 014,739
221,813, 356
221, 881, 633
211,071,507
196, 325, 626
201,132, 388
204, 876, 594
210, 539, 551
214, 483, 657
217, 904, 042
222, 536. 360
231, 389, 361
234, 975, 852
237,167, 975
240, 029, 843
241,440, 797

Certificates Certi 6 cates N e t gold in
in Treasury. in circulation. Treasury.
$24, 897, 080 $103, 562, 523
$19,460,320
18,170, 420
23, 852, 980
108,161, 640
2(1, 794. 220
17, 222,180
117,325,856
112, 602, 622
9, 392, 920
23, 433, 680
9. 901, 520
22, 906, 480
117,965, 674
9, 845,120
24,117, 780
118, 282, 355
391, 420
21,189, 280
114, 193, 360
544, 020
116,674, 227
17, 082, 680
400,220
16, 379, 280
116, 886, 279
50,740
16, 253, 960
117,162,186
62,140
15, 710, 4G0
118, 809, 680
33, 580
15,380,120
121, 300,140
133,880
15,279.820
119,956,655
43. 800
15,196, 900
120, 320, .583
120, 000 . 15,008,700
126, 537, 690
67, 700
14, 843, 200
154, 763, 795
213, 400
14, 377, 600
157,140,114
183, 740
13,195,460
147, 247, 977
749, 860
11,506,140
1U6,194,182
61,100
10, 350, 000
143, 340, 027
327, 300
9, 755, 300
136, 995, 458
611,500
8, 244, 000
135, 768, .551
130, 728, 640
173,800
8, 056, 800
39, 800
8, 0.10. 300 120, 699,196
40,700
118,181,527
7, 983, 900
32, 600
7, 852, 000 . 115.274,646
30, 800
7,661,100
120,018,180
7, 480,100
127, 784. 733
31, 600
7,447,700
133, 278, 253
6,800
143, 981,139
7, 381, 380
19,120
150, 213, 716
130,500
6. 528, 380
6,491,400
148, 0.52, 809
50, 080
812, 080
6, 229, 400 • 166, 808, 853
167, 639, 263
142. 900
6, 028. 900
5,961,200
164, 358, 554
1.400
157, 893, 879
36. 320
5, 876, 280
5,759,520
157,412.141
23,400
1,700
5,748,120
149,183, 355
3,800
5,397,120
164, 098, 402
9,600
5, 239, 320
109,122,025
167, 785, 609
3,700
5, 204, 220
8,300
5,199. 820
173, 025.-884
5,188,120
167,429, 348
-5,180,220
159, 972, 569
7,900
15,800
5,172, 320
188, 585, 554
5,186, 920
181, 290, 437
5, 071,120
1,000
149,997, 982
2,500
5, 052, 920
148, 932, 626
8,100
5, 029, 020
143, 477, 370
1,500
5, 018. 440
14U,.0G2,590
4, 992, 040
144, 311, 881
4 907,440
147 831, 667
14, 990,1.70
11,370,270
148. 435, 473
15, 950, 270
19.458,270
144,809,314
. 25,105, 030
39, 514, 810
131,989,758
25,107, 300
47, 689, 640
125, 648,195
32, 298, 270
42, 554, 470
135,107,161
31,525,210
43, 444, .510
141,308,204
32, 935, 420
48, 398, 200
139,439, 242
23, 869, 000
59, 591, 940
133,718,103
22, 571, 270
59, 807, 370
138, 271,198
23, 383, 440
60, 068, 600
142, 705, 435
28, 445, 200
54,547, 540
149, 625. 435
27, 480, 300
55. 014, 940
151,115,603
31, 252, 760
52.076,180
157,353,760
27, 035, 300
58. 897, 620
157, 235, 708
27, 446, 780
63,585,140
155, 429, 599
77, 482, 620
23, 788, 000
144, 350, 736
30, 600, 070
77, 843, 430
144, 038, 203
35, 424. 250
68,S12,.1.50
142, 259, 357
44, 415, 395
58, 700, 805
139,624, 821
39, 686, 780
59,125, 480
142, OQO, 908
27, 248. 020
71.140, 640
133.729,9.54
20, 525, 830
91,491,490
119, 048, 001
29, 701, 980
92, 017, f)40
122, 465, 717
33, 548, 960
87, 389. 880
130,514. 382
32, 477, 750
87, 885, .570
134,670, 790
26, 701, 080
93. 374, 290
138, 015, 071
26, 343, 730
93, 287, 420
141, m % 432
22, 299,150 111, 980, 380
125,187,595
40, 428, 930 112, 683, 290
127, 346, 553
37, 689, 990 115, 647, 540
125,793, 257

60

REPORT ON THE FINANCES.

N o . 2 9 e — G O L D C O I N AND B U L L I O N I N T H E TREASURY, AND GOLD CERTIFICATES
IN T H E TREASURY AND I N CIRCULATION, AT T H E E N D O F EACH MONTH, PROM
J U N E , .1878—Continued.
Month.
18S5—April
May
,.
Jline
July
August
September,
October —
November .
D'ecember..
1886—January . . .
Februa'ry..
March
Aj[)ril
May
June
J u l y ....
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1887—January . . .
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November .
December...
1888—Ja.nuary . . .
February..
M arch
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1889—Jauuary . . .
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
Noveinber .
December..,
1890—January...
February..
M arch
April
May
Juiie
July
,
August
September.
October
November .,
December...
1891—Jjinuary
February...
March
April
Ma-y
June
July
August
September..
October
November . .
December . .




Gold in
Trea.sury,
$24.3, 162,195
244, 383, .543
247, 028,625
249, 367,598
250, 257,418
251, 251,114
251, 359, 349
251, 945, 578
253, 351.410
251, 371, 561
249, 801, 088
242, 155,168
240, 580, 533
2:;6. 424,734
2112, 838,124
2:J3, 651, 522
235, 430, 636
242 609, 018
246; 832,148
25-i, 450, 853
2(38. 128,019
274, 140,468
088,627
275; 985, 863
275, 336, 916
277, 628, 751
278, 101,106
281, 296, 417
282, 039, 534
290, 702, 630
302, 544,605
302, 661, 279
305, 342,187
307, 809, 155
300, 567, 827
310. 772, 202
312, 801, 287
aou, 882, 859
313, 753, 617
326, 551, 392
331, 133, 430
332, 551, 306
3;n, 688, 233
603, 362
328, 773,667
324. 641, 856
325, 456, 697
320. 700,939
32G, 203, 901
328,
321, 297, 377
30:{, 504,319
;.!00, 759,573
304, 048,189
305, 871, 772
308, 509, 615
310, 979,791
313, 818, 941
316, 043,454
318, 593, 752
320, 225, 794
321), 878.411
321.,333,253
321, 612,424
31G, 536,823
310, 220,120
306, 086,471
294, 489, 603
293, 755,880
293, 020, 214
297, 567,546
296, 831, 953
292, 435, 219
280, 633,040
255, 331,503
238, 518,122
238, 828,413
240, 744, 488
244, 974, 791
2G3, 774, 741
271, 843,193
278, 846,750

Certificates
Certificates
in Treasury in circulation.
$28, 625, 290 $125, 234, 800
14, 371, 350 128,553,010
13,593,410
126,729, 730
17, 322, 320 123,289, 000
16, 606, 230 123, 885, 490
22, 249, 240 118,137, 790
109, 020, 760
31,115,850
34, 492, 968 105, 554, 092
34, 350, 479 105, 359, 601
24, 060, 709 115, 284, 951
33, 671, 010 105, 637, 050
46,797,927
90,775, 643
52, 396, 875
84,715, 225
51,735, 870
80,120, 025
55,129, 870
76,044, 375
52, 258, 380
74. 718, 517
48, 693, 980
77, 698, 347
40, 654, 320
84, 691, 807
36, 878, 458
88, 294, 989
34, 469, 894
90, 520,633
27,485, 804
97, 215, 605
18,843,632
105.665,107
99, 958, 365
24, 256, 230
94,046,015
29, 757, 610
94, 434, 485
28, 905, 040
90, 980, 977
32.101, 358
30; 261, 380
91, 225, 437
18,098,560
94,990, 087
88, 765, 340
23, 008, 207
97, 984, 683
29,154. 288
99, 684, 773
32, 8.58,158
39, 974, 838 ' 90,780,753
31, 010, 394
96, 734, 057
20, 668, 210 104,853, 971
26, 962,168
96, 697. 913
91, 953; 949
29, 651, 464
99, 581, 293
20, 853, 500
109,581,730
33, 574,110
22,135. 780 119,887, 370
131,959,112
30, 234, 688
36, 591, 356 124, 750, 394
25, 516, 410 ' 134, 838,190
26,183,492
140,613, 658
37, 441, 932 129, 264, 228
36,127, 702 120, 888,448
25, 043, 518 130, 988, 592
24,802,813
130, 210, 717
26, 586,125
128, 826, 517
20,783,433
136, 614, 789
27,350, 140
129, 044, 662
37,235,793
116,792,759
34, 669, 943 118,541,409
39, 557, 233 123, 393, 519
42, 073, 803 116, 675, 349
34, 925, 823 120,937, 229
30, 668, 000 123,483,119
31,316,100
122, 985, 889
20, 452, 870 138, 657,169
28, 222, 835 130, 604, 804
24, 614, 210 134,938,079
24,142, 200 134, 642. 839
27, 473,120
130, 788; 399
26,162, 960 131, 380, 019
27,577,120
132, 444, 749
33, 005, 730 124, 382, 539
16, 058, 780 358,104,739
36,482, 890 138,173,979
131,316,499
43, 755, 570
31, 384, 690 144,047, 279
19, 892, 050 155, 839, 449
147,119,129
25,155,770
24. 050, 4.60 144, 317, 069
27, 309, 200 138,890,799
36, 777, 810 122,124, 339
31, 606, 030 120, 850, 399
34, 004, 820 115,715,389
108. 273, 079
37,721,280
28, 332, 490 11.2, 451. 569
20, 790. 420 136,100, 319
142, 649, 969
19, 202,170
148,106,119
17, 472. 720

Net gold in
Treasury.
$117 927, 395
115, 810.533
120, 2*J8, 895
126, 078,596
126, 371,928
133 113, 324
142, 338, 589
146, 391,486
147, 991,809
136 088, 610
144: 164, 038
15i: 379,525
155: 865, 308
156, 304, 709
156, 793,749
158: 933, 005
157: 732, 289
157, 917, 211
158, 537,179
183, 930, 220
170, 912,414
168, 475, 361
175, 130, 262
181 93^,848
180, 902, 431
186, 687, 774
186, 875,669
186, 306.330
193, 274,194
192, 717, 947
202, 859, 832
211 880, 526
208; 608,130
202. 955,184
212; 8G9,914
218, 818,253
213, 2.39, 994
200, 301,129
193 880, 247
194 5^2,280
206, 383, 036
197, 713,116
191 074, 575
199; 339,134
203. 885,219
194, 655,264
196, 245, 980
197 874, 422
191 580,112
192, 252, 715
186, 711,560
182 218,164
180, 654, 670
189, 196, 423
187. 572, 386
187; 498, 672
190, 833, 052
177: 388, 285
187, 988,948
185, 287, 715
186, 235,572
190, 544, 854
190, 232, 405
184, 092, 074
185, 837, 581
147, 981, 732
156: 315, 624
162, 439, 381
148, 972, 935
141 728, 097
149 712,824
148, 118,150
742, 241
i4i: 207,164
133 867, 723
117, 113,024
121, 471, 409
132, 523,222
132, 074,422
127 193, 224
129, 740.631
130.

61

TREASURER.

N o . 2 9 . — G O L D C O I N AND BULLION I N THE T R E A S U R Y , AND GOLD CERTIFICATES
IN THE TREASURY AND IN CIRCULATION, AT THE END OF EACH MONTH, FROM

J U N E , 1878—Continued.
Mouth.
1892—January..
February.
March
April
May......
June
July
August...
September
October..November
December.
1893—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1894—January..
February.
March
April
May
Juiie
July
August...
September
October....
November
December.
1895—January . .
February .
March
April
Msbj
Juue
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1896—January . .
Februaiy .
March . . . .
April
^May
June..,
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1897—January ..
Februai'y .
March . . . .
April
May
Juiie
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1898—January..
February.
March
April
May
Juue
July
Angust...
September




Gold i n
Treasury.
$282,753,
282,123,
280,144
273, 623
271, 527,
255, 577,
247, 306,
242, 543,
240, 605,
244. 261,
247, 598,
238, 359,
228, 827,
217, 672,
218, 378,
202, 283:
196, 518,
188,455,
186, 813,
176, 423,
173, 209,
163, 274,
161,122,
158, 303,
142, 665,
177, 462,
176, 456,
170,192,
148, 067
131,217,
120, 922;
120, 885,
123, 685:
125. 613,
164, 350
139, 606,
97, 353,
138, 593
139,.486,
139, 998,
147, 690,
155, 893,
155, 354,
149, 410,
143, 557,
143, 360,
129, 567,
113,198:
. 99,693,
167, 695
171, 885,
168, 446,
151, 307,
144, 020,
150, 012,
139, 825,
162, 771,
155, 323,
169,527
175, 203,
182, 387
186, 206,
189', 242,
190, 762,
181, 707,
178, 076,
178, 044,
181, 234,
184, 561,
190, 387,
194, 089,
197, 469,
200,731,
204, 063:
210, 903,
217,190,
207, 701,
202, 825,
225,138,
253, 377,
278, 691

Certificates
Certificates N e t gold in
in T r e a s u r y . in circulation. T r e a s u r y ,
$17, 486,
18,150,
23, 673,
21,931
14, 470,
15, 363,
17,738,
23, 847,
25, 345,
23,181
19, 632,
24,2.54,
15, 729,
7, 782,
5,135,
8,888
3, 324
1,071.
93,
565.
121
115,
149,
75,
78,
106.
137
102,
41
43,
103,
34,
55,
56,
751,
58,
337,
80,
84,
63,
102:
88.
219,
209:
103.
168,
107,
163,
131
651,
583,
764,
687,
497.
1,393:
1, 618,
1,591
1, 390:
1, 416
1, 392:
1, 460,
1, 501:
1, 483,
1,517
1,455,
I,'
1, 473,
1, 509,
1, 535,
1, 534,
1, 548,
1. 570,
1, 567
1, 574,
1, 607,
1, 603,
1, 602,
1, 599,
1, 593,
1, 646,
1, 596,

$163,178,
160. 001
154, 329,
153,
157,
141
136,
128,
121
120,
123,
117,
120,
114,
111
105,
101
92,
87,
80:
79
78,
78,
77,
77,
70
70,
69,
69,
66:
65:
65,
64
64
58,
53:
52,
51

$119, 574,905
122, 122,113
125, 815, 040
119, 909, 7.57
114, 231,883
114, 342, 387
110. 444, 391
114 158, 316
119, 395, 5b9
124, 006,120
124, 409, 657
121: 286,863
108, 181, 713
103 284,219
106, 892, 224
97. Oil, 330
95, 048, 641
« 95 485, 414
99: 202, 933
96: 009,123
93, 582,172
84 384, 883
82, 959,049
80, 891, 600
65, 650,175
106, 527,068
106, 149,136
100: 202, 009
78, 693, 267
64, 873, 025
54, 975, 607
55; 216, 900
58, 875, 317
61, 361. 827
105, 424, 569
86, 244,445
44, 705, 967
87; 085, 511
90, 643, 307
91 247,145
99 151, 409
107; 512, 363
107, 236, 487
100, 329, 837
92, 911, 974
92, 943,180
79, 333, 966
63 262,208
49, 845, 508
123, 962, 980
128: 646,461
125, 393, 900
108, 345, 234
101, 699,605
110, 718, 746
100, 957.561
124, 034,672
117 126,524
131, 510, 3o3
137 316. 544
144, 800,493
148, 861, 209
151 786,464
153 340, 890
144, 319, 562
140, 790,738
140,
144, 817, 699
147, 216, 376
153, 663,105
157, 573,148
160, 363, 851
164, 911, .547
167; 236, 793
174, 623,182
181, 584,135
171, 238,137
167, 818, 055
189, 004, 410
217; 444, 714
243, 904, 485
297,543

62

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.

N o . 3 0 . — S T A N D A R D S I L V E R DOLLARS AND SILVER BULLION I N THE TREASURY,
AND TREASURY N O T E S AND S I L V E R C E R T I F I C A T E S I N T H E TREASURY AND I N
CIRCULATION, AT THE END OF EACH MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878.

Month.

1878—June
July
August
September.
October
Noveniber .
December..
1879—January —
February ..
March . . . . .
April
May
June
July
August. .,.
September.
Octob.er
NoA-ember .
December..
1880—January...
i'ebruary ..
March
Ainil
May
June
July
August
September.
October
NoA-ember .
December..
1881—January...
Februai-y . .
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1882—January . . .
February..
.March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
NoA'-eraber .
December- 1883—January . . .
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1884—January...
February ..
March.....
April
May
June
July.
Augu'st
September.
October
November .
December..
1885—January . . .
February..




D o l l a r s and
bullion i n
Treasury.
$15, 059,
17, 215,
20, 275,
21, 789,
21, 749,
25, 002,
26, 144,
28, 222,
29, 343,
30, 247,
30, 643,
31, 853,
33, 239.
34, 264,
35, 583,
36, 11.7,
35, 859,
37, 162,
37, 660,
39, 849.
41, 497;
42, 887,
45. 410,
47, 631,
49. 549,
52, 274,
53, 875.
' 53, 212.
53, 127,
53, 652,
54, 373,
56, 939,
.58, 295,
59, 193,
61, 908,
63, 975,
65, 854,
67. 208,
68, 681,
68, 724,
70, 000,
71. 106,
73, 197,
75, 680,
77, 945,
82, 619,
84, 834,
88, 399,
90, 384,
91, 657,
93, 896,
95. 572,
96; 427,
96, 709,
98. 485,
101, 292,
104, 235,
107, 425,
109, 845,
113, 058,
118, 396,
117, 543,
119, 014,
119, 095,
120, 972,
122, 393,
123, 983,
128, 149,
131, 742,
134, 049,
135, 464,
137, 249,
139, 616,
142, 295,
145, 339,
146, 903,
147, 573,
149, 523,
151, 218,
155, 245,
157, 552,

Treasury
notes in
Treasury.

Certificates in
Treasury.
465, 520
647, 940
424, 600
316, 470
639, 560
907, 460
082, 770
170, 840
976, 320
074, 830
779, 340
922. 820
052, •470
014. 880
976, 960
045, 130
531, 479
173, 188
888, 658
083, 456
797, 314
611, 914
428, 354
322, 731
584, 701
758, 331
518, 821
318, 769
333, 710
572, 294
4.54,419
985, 583
856, 463
733, 085
522, 208
988, 710
055, 801
181, 088
516, 432
559, 730
488, 900
089, 880
359, 910
462, 130
549, 470
9151,930
872, 790
509, 160
590, 620
381^ 490
700, 330
364, 430
987, 260
752, 970
405, 000
306, 050
268, 550
865. 340
887, 260
305, 840
996, 145
542, 730
276, 820
568, 280
760
244; 610
806, 890
180, 020
179, 100
890, 585
488, 250
876, 620
936, 680
,384, 980
265. 230
903, 470
769, 970
814, 590
951, 380
302, 800
337,
,951,

Net
Treasury
dollars a n d
notes in cir- inCertificates
circulation. bullion i n
culation.
Treasury.
$7,080 $15,052, 748
959,890
16, 256, 306
709, 280 18, 565, 808
711,800
21, 077, 639
68, 79'0 21, 680, 823
368, 060 24,636. 650
413, 300 25, 730, 930
400, 340 27. 822, 006
331, 860 29, Oil. 310
251, 700 29, 995. 455
197,680
30, 445, 929
444,140
31,409, 561
414, 480 32, 825, 437
771,170
33, 492, 855
304,890
34, 278, 186
170, 720 34,940, 654
004,371
34, 255. 487
894, 722 35, 267, 583
824,252
33. 838, 233
089,454
35,86O; 193
572, 606 36, 024, 793
017,006
36, 850, 176
615, 36G 38,803, 638
051, 539 41, 580, 239
789,569
43, 760,- 282
930, 959 45. 343, 480
619, 219 40, 256, 102
203,191
41, 009, 244
780, 241
33, 347, 585
504, 986 27,147, 857
127,711
18, 246, 031
814, 637 20,124, 662
027, 797 21, 287. 971
445,815
19, 748, 113
157, 932 22, 750, 477
784, 540 25.190, 926
26, 743, 942
39, 110,729
40, 802, 892 26,405, 688
061;878
22,819. 329
46,
16,134, 672
52, 590,180
838,770
11,182, 183
58,
59, 573, 950 11, 532, 212
62, 315, 320 10, 882, 447
14,142, •970
61, 537,540
60, 125, 010 17, 820, 090
59, 423, 440 23,195. 805
58, 908, 570 25, 925. 519
57, 227. 080 31, 172, 647
. 54,506, 090 3.5, 878, 634
54, 757, 720 36, 809, 449
57, 739,880
36,157, 085
63, 204, 780 32, 367, 434
030
65, 620,450
30, 807,
67, 342, 890 29, 367, 112
375
68, 443,660
30, 041,
68, 438, 820 32, 854, 107
68, 027, 420 36. 208, 138
70, 759, 991 36, 665, 781
71,, 884, 071 37. 981, 027
71,, 727, 391 41,328, 804
.549
72,,620,686
43,775,
73,, 728, 681 43,815, 009
505
75,,375,161
43, 639,
78,,921, 961 40, 773, 322
434
85,, 334, 381 35, 638,
87,, 976, 201 34, 417, 044
037
90,,717,721
27, 286, 150
96, 958,031
31,191, 591
96,, 247, 721 35,494,
95,, 919, 576 38,130, 3.50
927
95, 497,981
39, 966,
97,,363, 471 39, 886, 440
96,, 427, Oil 43,189, 403
95, 138, 361 47,157, 388
451
94, 228,691
51,110,
96. 491, 251 50,501, 941
681
100,741,501
48. 831, 393
104 988, 531
44,
535.
009
14. 865, 911
113, 858, 811 36, 353. 925
41. 386. 186
111, 467.951
46, 084.

63

TREASURER.

N o . 3 0 . — S T A N D A R D S I L V E R DOLLARS AND S I L V E R BULLION I N T H E TREASURY,
AND TREASURY NOTES AND SILVER CERTIFICATES I N T H E TREASURY AND I N
CIRCULATION, AT T H E E N D O F EACH M O N T H , FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.

Month.

1885—March.-..
April
May
Julie
July
August...
Septeraber
October...
Noveraber
December.
1886—J an uary-February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1887—Janu ary . . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August—
September,
October—
November
December.
1888—January..
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
Decembcr.
18S9—J'anuary..
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August- - .
September
October...
November
December.
1890—January..
.February.
March . . . .
April
May
Juno
July
August..Septeraber
October..Noveinber
Deceraber.
1891—Jan Uciry . .
February ;
March
April
May
June
July..
August...
September
Octol r . . .
Noveo^ber
December


Dollars and
bullion in
Treasury,
585, 976
163, 483, 221
166, 342, 999
169, 451,998
170, 444, 785
170, 620, 411
169, 399, 844
167, 657,878
169, 151,974
189, 515, 231
172, 742,168
174, 418,874
178, 972, 089
178, 485,024
180, 199,807
184, 345,764
185. 309, 994
185, 038, 397
185, 020, 987
186, 739,180
189, 003, 321
193, 245, 615
198, 840, 822
202, 812, 943
210, 311,824
215, 923,183
218, 922,196
222, 401, 405
223, 807, 585
225; 390. 072
225, 049, 705
225, 858, 504
226, 714,098
228, 879, 405
234, 137, 926
238, 252, 646
242, 062, 250
246, 093, 836
249, 945, Oil
254, 499, 241
256, 864,819
258, 832, 606
259, 437, 367
260, 538, 554
282,
265, 710, 088
270, 272,106
274, 418,006
278, 277, 544
282, 087, 845
285, 081,825
289, 778, 084
292, 688, 375
293, 242, 678
29.4, 927, 004
204, 270, 378
290, 457,692
299, 424, 234
304, 284.578
308, 787,124
312, 732, 573
315, 746. 049
318, 861,016
323, 943, 346
326, 900, 360
328, 403, 803
329, 904,284
332. 980, 826
335, 274, 217
340, 979, 528
348, 733, 936
353, 025, 035
360, 711, 984
366, 554, 700
372, 188,943
379, 176, 559
385, 705,279
389, 054, 513
392, 403, 301
394, 314,706
398, 920, 589
403, 508, 756
187, 017



Treasury
notes in
Treasury.

$2,233,100
962. 500
2, 481, 649
2, 039,144
2,193, 717
. 3, 702, 294
4, 279, 421
3,171, 227
4,710,946
7, 565, 067
9, 785, 252
11,309,957
13, 937, 885
7, 045, 902
2, 251, 786
1, 976, 366
1, 031, 045

Certificates in
Treasury,
861. 615
141,140
575, 590
370,700
340, 980
712, 890
722,990
906,514
034, 464
164,311
978,787
837,880
410, 575
141,055
411,018
861,450
728, S58
.571,492
555, 990
562, 302
137,285
338,432
737,388
486, 347
212, 849
0U7, 700
289,184
425,133
209, 650
998,743
919,841
451,494
413,446
339,570
930,517
186, 4G9
370, 425
316,109
458, 423
104, 396
361, 286
528, 762
819,875
404,-624
834, 485
958, 587
717,113
717, SOS
760. 2H6
451. 880
205, 089
527, 301
651,271
141, .570
878. 052
328,373
419.174
252, 968
254,118
063, 377
407.891
438. 605
936, 023
329. 708
442, 258
951,881
852, 384
443,197
976, 525
566, 315
218, 788
348. 215
757,247
309.417
009,775
351,037
198. 345
624, 888
920, 072
525,759
401,308
954,750

Net
Treasury
n o t e s in cir- Certificates dollars a n d
in
circulation
bullion
in
culation.
Treasury.

$1, 375, 900
7,108, 500
11,487,351
17, 219. 856
21, 898, 783
25,101.706
28, 871, 279
33, 921, 973
37, 020, 254
38,112, 280
40, 463,165
43, 884, 078
45, 748, 350
57,205,228
66, 473,484
70, 983, 286
75, 296, 057

$112, 500, 226
109, 443, 946
105, 085,186
101, 530, 948
98, 872,106
96, 079, 296
93, 656, 716
93,146,772
92,702,642
93,179, 465
89, 781, 809
88, 390, 816
90.122, 421
90; 733,141
• 89,184,129
88,116, 225
87, 584, 044
89, 021, 760
95, 387,112
100, 306, 800
105, 519, 817
117, 246, 670
118,315,714
121,130,755
131, 930, 489
137,740, 430
139,143,328
142,118, 017
144,188,141
147, 876, 385
154, 354, 826
160.713,957
168,149, 274
176, 855, 423
179,321, 053
184,452, 659
191, 526, 445
194, 428, 932
190, 645, 405
200,-387, 376
203,680,679
209. 658. 986
218, .561, 601
229, 783,152
237,415,789
248,219,999
245,337,438
246, 628, 953
251, 283, 679
254,939,203
255, 537, 810
2.57,102, 445
259, 557,125
268, 580, 628
276,819,715
277, 319, 944
276, 794, 388
282, 949, 073
281, 331, 771
284,178, 262
290, 605, .562
292, 923, 348
294, 856, 083
297, 210, 043
298, 748, 913
303,471,210
309.321.207
308, 206,177
308, 578, 499
308, 289, 463
303, 844, 886
303, 822, 259
309, 632, 535
312, 933,440
310, 541, 378
307, 364,148
307,291,114
317, 588, 321
322,016,487
321,142, 842
320. 873, 810
320, 817, 568

$48, 085, 750
54, 039,275
61, 257, 813
67, 921, 052
71, 572, 679
74.541,115
75, 743,128
74, 511,106
76, 449, 332
78, 335, 786
82, 980, 559
86, 028, 058
86,849, 888
87, 751, 883
91,015,678
96, 229, 539
97, 745, 950
96,010,837
89. 633, 875
8G, 432, 380
83, 48*3, 504
75, 998, 945
80;525,108
81, 682,188
78, 381, 335
•78,182,753
79, 778, 868
80, 283, 388
79, 841, 424
77, 513, 687
70, 604, 879
65,144, 807
58, 5G4, 824
52, 023, 982
54, 816. 873
53, 799, 987
50, 535, 805
51,886,004
53, 299, 806
54, 111, 885
53,184.140
49,173. 640
40, 875, 786
30, 755, 402
25, 294,299
19,0.52,107
25. 080, 588
27, 648, 591
26, 824,166
27,142, 622
30, 238, 274
32, 585, 930
32, 885, 553
25, 348, 378
17,650, 883
17,137, 748
19, 629, 848
16, 315. 505
23, 455, 353
24, 556, 311
22.140, 487
22, 938, 568
24, 287, 263
26, 699, 317
27,654,890
21, 824, 074
12, 590, 619
10,119, 040
8,144, 229
8, 353, 973
15, 376, 349
16, 739. 025
13, 828, 965
11,524, 303
15,9.57,834
22,112, 714
22, 789, 364
12,128, 945
6, 047, 089
5, 052, 677
4,675, 494
5, 042, 347

64
No.

REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
3 0 . — S T A N D A R D SILVER DOLLARS AND S I L V E R BULLION I N T H E T R E A S U R Y ,

AND TREASURY N O T E S AND S I L V E R

CERTIFICATES I N T H E TREASURY AND I N

CIRCULATION, AT THE END OF EACH MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.

Month.
1892—January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
NoA'-eraber
December
1893—Januaiy
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September,...
October
November
December
1894—January
February......
March
Af)ril
May
June
July
August
Septeraber
October
...
November
December
1895—J a n u a r y
February ......
. March
April
May
June
July
August
September —
October
November
December
1896—Jauuary
February
March.-'
April
May
June
July
August
September —
October
November
December
1897—January
February
March.'.
April
•..
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December . . -.
1898^January
Febru.ary
March
April
Llay
Juiie
July
August
September
FRASER

Dollars and
bullion i n
Treasury.

Treasury
n o t e s in
Treasury.

$409, 593, 756
414, 321, 677
419, 784, 083
424, 413, 560
428, 970, Oil
433, 858, 402
437, 864, 467
440, 827, 400
442, 174, 286
444, 112, 534
447, 535,956
451, 798.037
456, 693,558
461, 448, 6^6
466, 199, 237
470, 675,118
475, 567, 956
480, 476, 527
482, 386,196
479, 878, 580
484, 742, 669
486, 868. 285
488, 168, 895
488, 671,082
490, 812,228
491, 975,188
493, 027, 941
493, 906, 345
494, 611, 981
495, 409,178
495, 910,421
495. 446, 495
493, 004,640
490: 594, 601
490, 078, 066
489, 551, 820
491. 605,798
492, 728, 763
493, 682, 369
494, 297,015
494, 993, 208
495,
496, 785, 906
495, 213, 214
492, 391,602
489, 795,188
489, 856, 718
488, 132.355
491, 896, 234
492, 235, 082
493, 444,974
495, 684, 370
496, 127,114
497, 562, 413
498, 667,738
497, 606, 002
495, 737,900
494, 518,362
495, 425, 896
495, 110, 250
498, 399, 819
499, 321,774
501, 854,243
502, 073, 784
503, 332, 343
504, 554.038
505, 583,579
504, 447, 480
500, 033,201
497, 026, 572
496, 370,886
496, 464, 753
498, 611, 785
499, 968, 987
500, 898, 743
500, 467,257
502, 875, 316
502, 027, 951
502, 932, 225
502, 884,883
500, 407, 446

$5,514,
9, 517
11, 996,
11, 726,
10, 323,
3, 660,
3, 809,
5, 268,
5, 482:
2, 043,

Digitized for


111, 866

1, 919,

2, 705,
4,019,
5, 420,
6, 533
10, 290,
10, 684
6, 528,
4, 512,
4,461,
2,494,
1,916,
2, 683,
1,194,
2, 315,
11,962,
11,583,
11,786,

12, 605,
17, 722,
22, 528,
27, 598,
30,113,
28, 425:
26, 404
28, 369,
33, 571
36, 455,
28,872,
27, 743,
30, 089,
30.109,
31,485,
35, 058,
36, 630,
26, 565,
24, 322,
22, 044,
27.103,
30, 644,
32, 352:
32,148;
33, 304,
34, 465,
34, 394,
35, 478,
36, 040,
39, 269,
41, 529:
35, 645
35, 664:
32, 003,
26, 886;
24,442,
29,140,
30, 962,
32, 350,
29, 528,
21, 5.18,
7, 553,
3,116,
2, 904:
4,73S,
6, 204;
3, 905,
3,102,
1, 754
2,541

4, 477:
4,339,
1,844,

Certificates in
Treasury.

216, 336
280,157
589, 703
209,106
613, 837
733, 501
472,481
779,159
619, 477
297,772
786, 471
748, 493
953,844
750, 372
267, 551
098, 778
650,912
468,339
843,114
882,168
909, 370
727, 272
716, 507
038,854
758,196
942,257
755, 240
367,524
702,545
054,123
027, 766
492, 527
155, 785
569, 203
312,420
846, 720
329, 232
291, 089
374, 748
699, 233
692, 333
162, 752
577, 386
741, 243
862, 667
953, 268
471, 611
625, 8.56
380,165
831,561
293, 078
578,091
629, 424
359, 995
375,833
464,810
045,030
688, 382
591,383
227,704
678, 971
876, 003
535, 351
777, 565
576, 696
143,136
465, 854
249,167
532, 205
331,585
664, 537
229, 912
959, 564
.621,077
859, 606
638, 930
507, 239
897, 424
803, 068
339, 626
636, 769

Net
Treasury
n o t e s i n cir- Certificates dollars a n d
lin
circulation.
bullion
in
culation.
Treasury.

$76, 038, 319 $320,138.
75,718, 553 325,141,
77, 605, 410 325, 683
81,501,770 327,289,
87, 068, 672 327, 290,
98, 051, 657 326, 880,
101,756,301
327, 336,
104,114, 086 328, 289,
107, 001, 850 326, 849,
114, 567, 423 324, 552,
118,877,559 323, 464,
122, 039, 656 322, 035,
123, 927, 346 323,192,
126, 447, 613 321, 279,
128, 956, 781 322, 958,
128, 779,103 321, 707,
132. 505,183 322,115,
140, 661, 694 326, 489,
143, 774,138 330,188,
145, 420, 209 326, 206,
148, 824,199 324, 955,
150,818,582 325, 717,
150,770, 406 328, 421
151, 965, 267 329, 545,
150, 755, 402 330,161
141, 038, 766 331,119,
141, 316, 855 329,447
14,1,026,114 330, 305,
140, 074, 690 329, 959,
134,862, 009 327, 094,
129, 918, 527 324, 491,
124, 552, 440 325, 217,
121, 495, 374 330, 520,
122, 715, 396 331,143,
124, 574, 906 332,317,
122, 453, 781 331, 077,
117,180,225
326, 467,
114, 249, 700 325, 816,
121, 457, 600 323, 746,
323, 215,
121,840,500
117, 954, 807 321, 553,
115, 978, 708 319, 731
114, 004, 381 320, 355,
109, 436, 662 323, 772,
107, 035, 426 330,434
114, 526, 669 333, 458,
115, 260, 322 335, 855,
115, 726, 769 336, 076,
110, 221,185 331, 614,
106,074,550
332, 545,
103, 728, 966 337, 032,
100, 921, 025 338, 834,
98, 080, 506 336, 313,
95, 217, 361 331, 259.
93, 948,532 331, 656,
91, 262, 524 345, 739,
88, 964, 04.7 354,431
83, 959, 764 357,777;
356, 312,
80,147, 901
84,171, 221
356, 655,
82, 733, 382 361, 336,
85, 546,-621 363,709,
90, 244, 810 364, 026
92, 253, 627 363, 753,
86, 641, 406 362, 768,
83,905,197
358, 336,
81, 563, 887 357, 938,
83,145,312 367, 863:
89, 816, 063 374, 620,
101, 759. 955 372, 838,
104, 676, 398 373.298,
103, 443, 936 376, 695,
100, 797, 666 373, 515,
98, 464,430 380, 287,
99, 709, 432 387,770,
99, 588, 970 392, 686,
100, 226, 855 391, 225,
98. 665, 580 390, 659,
95, 735, 553 389,119,
392,990,
94,920,654
96, 704, 283 393,425,

902, 449
944, 279
498, 736
894, 974
287,860
265, 528
961, 474
155,618
840.124
948, 769
274, 410
017,403
554, 409
301, 681
750,136
897, 614
262,490
797,135
911,458
790,286
468,495
415,865
293, 269
965, 261
580,012
854, 757
680, 360
787, 293
972, 280
730,380
971, 557
077,149
874, 654
310,732
781,912
6.50, 305
386,985
207,191
605, 524
497,273
395, 757
985, 754
367,816
124,061
694, 071
108,202
693,182
848, 306
298, 463
179,751
570,664
223, 421
864, 053
724, 949
606, 051
25G, 726
082, 608
419, 494
120, 849
927, 739
586, 961
594, 462
910, 351
882., 124
002,950
379, 931
594, 550
497, 584
071,993
218,667
372,506
567, 913
921,767
942, 036
081,079
497, 462
821, 406
065, 865
552,167
156,793
136, 851

65

TREASURER.

N o . 3 1 . — L E G A L - T E N D E R NOTES I N T H E T R E A S U R Y , AND C U R R E N C Y CERTIFICATES
IN THE T R E A S U R Y A N D I N C I R C U L A T I O N , A T T H E E N D O F E A C H
J U N E , 1878.

Month.
1878—June
July
August
September..
October
November..
December...
1879—January
February...
March
April
May
June....
July
August
September..
October
November ..
December...
1880—January
February...
March
April
May
Juiie
July
August
September..
October
November -.
December...
1881—January
February . . .
March
April
May
June
July
August
September..
October.
-^ November . .
December...
1882—January
February...
March
April
May
June
July
August
September..
October
November . .
December...
1883—January
February . . .
March
April
May
June
July
August
September..
October
NoA'-eraber ..
December...
1884—January
February...
March
April
May
June
July
August
September..
October
November ..
December...
1885—January
February...

FI 98


Notes in .
Treasury.
020,121
67, 105, 859
68, 348,254
63, 049, 340
64, 175,606
63, 655,404
59, 582, 505
62, 463, 707
72, 650, 232
67, 370, 678
61, 998, 485
69, 142, 336
66, 015, 970
63, 791,466
70, 597, 606
48, 173, 254
37, 522, 567
29, 973,454
22, 660, 494
24, 299, 562
26, 149, 093
24, 080, 081
26, 474, 280
30, 833, 020
33, 020, 559
34, 099, 124
31, 649, 849
27, 148, 613
22, 418, 993
19, 574,937
15, 741, 818
19, 181,616
22, 206, 601
21, 338,198
22, 927,086
26, 922, 305
30, 204, 092
29, 624, 910
29, 320, 869
27, 130,132
26, 281,769
26, 401, 078
25, 992, 800
28, 714, 394
29, 701, 850
28, 371,415
28, 627, 824
31, 938, 690
34, 670, 589
34, 969, 590
35, 883,941
31, 948,158
29, 689,196
30,
28, 591, 392
33, 454, 395
32, 592, 237
29, 744, 817
30, 878, 561
33. 969, 623
36, 471, 825
37, 498, 839
37, G32. 646
37, 791, 766
37, 194,420
39, 113, 037
39, 874, 644
42, 644, 249
45, 156,189
45, 808, 632
45, 904,652
38, 765, 833
40, 731,841
42, 183, 802
40, 727, 990
36, 843, 554
33, 524, 873
32,, 942,172
36, 200, 683
43, 499, 575
48,, 958,469
926, 822

MONTH,

FROM

Certificates
Certificates Net notes in
in Treasury, in circulation. Treasury,
.$570, 000
460, 000
1,460, 000
1,345, 000
180, 000
2,120, 000
1, 510, 000
755, 000
9, 425, 000
2, 580, 000
1,140, 000
1,155,000
I, 450, 000
590, 000
960, 000
1, 975, 000
2, 315, 000
685, 000
425, 000
215, 000
670, 000
175,000
175, OUO
600, 000
360,000
590, 000
105, 000
90, 000
150,000
75,000
25, 000
325, 000
240, 000
40, 000
275,000
215,000
175, 000
210, 000
35, 000
55,000
50,000
70, 000
105, 000
215, 000
125, 000
265, 000
75, 000
510, 000
185, 000
130, 000
110, 000
10, 000
10, 000
60, 000
210, 000
250, 000
55, 000
15, 000
31.5, 000
25, 000
90, 000
75, 000
75, OOb
100, 000
80, 000
45, 000
90, 000
520,000
105, 000
20, 000
195, 000
65, 000
150, 000
315,000
85, 000
120, 000
160, 000
45, 000
380, 000

$46, 245, 000
51,120, OOU
47, 815, 000
39, 545, 000
35, 660, 000
35, 070, 000
33,190, 000
40, 445, 000
36, 675, 000
25,145, 000
30, 905, 000
25, 880. 000
29, 355, 000
40, 250, 000
34,'375. 000
29, 240, 000
20,195, 000
13, 585, 000
10, 090, 000
12, 685, 000
11, 095, 000
8, 320, 000
8, 985, 000
12, 650, 000
14, 235, 000
15, 075, 000
11, 205, 000
9, 885, 000
8, 625, 000
8, 450, 000
6, 980, 000
8, 630, 000
7, 640, 000
6, 565, 000
8,255,000
10,860, 000
11, 650, 000
10, 525, 000
9, 450, 000
8,105, 000
8, 275, 000
8, 990, 000
9, 540, 000
11, 330, 000
11,445, 000
10, 925, 000
10, 990, 000
12, 065, 000
13, 245, 000
12, 220, 000
11, 815, 000
10, 540, 000
9, 835, 000
9, 835, 000
9, 575, 000
12, 430, 000
11,130, 000
9, 465, 000
10, 050, 000
11,700,000
13, 060, 000
12, 885, 000
12, 055, 000
11,870,000
12, 545, 000
14, 365, 000
14, 480, 000
16, 835, 000
18,125, 000
14, 955, 000
14; 920, 000
11, 030, 000
12,190, 000
13,165, 000
14, 270, 000
15, 630, 000
17, 770, 000
22, 575, 000
24, 760, 000
30, 085, 000
30, 200,000

$15, 775,121
15, 985,859
20, 533,254
23, 504, 340
28, 515, 606
28, 585, 404
26, 392, 505
22, 018,707
35, 975, 232
42, 225, 678
31,09.3,485
43, 262, 336
36, 660, 970
23, 541, 466
'- 36, 222, 606
18, 933, 254
17, 327, 567
16, 388, 454
12,570, 494
II, 614,562
15, 054, 093
15, 760. 081
17, 489, 280
18,183, 020
18, 785, 559
19, 024,124
20,444, 849
17, 263, 613
13, 793, 993
11,124, 937
8,761,818
10, 551, 616
14, 566, 601
14, 773,198
14,672,086
16, 062, 305
15, 554, 092
19, 099, 910
19. 870, 869
19, 025,132
18, 006, 769
17, 411, 078
16, 452, 800
17, 384, 394
18, 256, 850
17, 446, 415
17, 637, 824
19, 873, 890
21, 425, 589
22, 749, 590
24, 068,941
21, 408,158
19,854,196
20, 756, 392
18, 879, 395
21,162, 237
21, 614, 817
20, 413, 561
20, 919, 823
21,681,825
23, 438, 839
24, 747, 646
25, 736, 766
25, 324, 420
24,568,037
25, 509, 644
25,164, 249
25, 321, 189
27, 683, 632
30. 949, 652
30, 845, 833
.27, 701, 841
27, 993, 802
29, 562, 990
28,573,554
20, 894, 873
16,172,172
9, 625, 683
11, 739, 575
13, 873, 469
18,726,822

66

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.

N o . 3 1 . — L E G A L - T E N D E R N O T E S I N T H E T R E A S U R Y , AND C U R R E N C Y C E R T I F I C A T E S
IN THE T R E A S U R Y A N D I N C I R C U L A T I O N , A T T H E E N D O F E A C H M O N T H , F R O M
J U N E , 1878—Continued.
Month.
1885 March
ALpril
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1886- J a n u a r y . . .
February .
March
A pril
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1887— January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1888—January..
Februairy.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October —
November,
December.
1889—January . .
February.
March —
April
May
June
July
August...
Septeinber
October...
November
December.
1890—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August. - .
September
October...
November
December.
1891—January . .
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.




Notes in
Treasury.
1 $46,683,288
46,865, 690
50, 417,109
45, 047, 379
48, 418, 997
55,658, 656
51,129, 332
45, 695, 341
43, 290, 643
41, 731, 200
47,890, 389
47,197,292
42,214, 485
37,603,774
40, 244, 098
41,118, 317
41,044,142
46, 774, 647
44, 224, 081
38,107,305
36, 573,188
29, 679, 326
33,003, 682
33, 869,202
28, 294,938
28, 575,474
30,757, 376
28,783,797
28, 093, 740
28, 287,539
24,145, 212
22,476, 067
23,153, 220
22,409,425
28, 660,469
33, 482,087
33, 085, 623
39,046, 614
46,158, 200
52, 398, 204
55,030,740
56, 225, 393
53, 358, 963
48,393, 320
46, 562, 956
41,125, 860
• 43, 361,498
45, 220, 511
39, 501, 231
38, 350,137
43, 940, 387
46, 336, 085
47, 939, 366
48, 870, 935
36,445, 258
29, 813,501
24, 959, 022
15, 673,925
19, 236,224
19,823, 865
14,579, 657
16,004, 411
19, 747, 799
23, 634,190
23, 983,412
21, 626, 810
. 13,727,790
14, 744, 912
13,144, 864
12,199, 348
22,057, 802
22,955, 586
15,822, 045
19, 207, 344
?6, 927, 337
32,731, 996
38, 098.409
42,922, 265
26,995,717
16, 378. 813
15, 293, 073
14, 944,710

Certificates
Certificates Net notes in
in Treasury. in circulation. Treasnry.
$1,005, 000 $26,210,000
- 50,000
25, 400, 000
26,925,000
315, 000
200,000
29,585,000
260, 000
31,420, 000 1
695, 000
30, 865, 000
695,000
23,185, 000
410, 000
18,145, 000
210, 000
17, 555, 000
265, 000
13, 790, 000
260, 000
14,590,000
14,920,000
385, 000
840,000
11,925,000
225, 000
11, 515, 000
13,955,000
585,000
18,250.000
250, 000
470,000
19,105,000
I, 510, 000 11,195, 000
150,000
7, 705, 000
7,140, 000
20, 000
280, 000
7, 025, 000
6, 510, 000
200, 000
100, 000
8,720, 000
8,180, 000
250,000
410, 000
7,135, 000
160,000
8, 350, 000
8,990,000
410,000
310, 000
8,770,000
8,460, 000
350, 000
420, 000
7,130, 000
150, 000
6, 535, 000
170, 000
7, 215, 000
320, 000
6, 835, 000
130, 000
6,985,000
280,000
10,645,000
440. 000
11,215,000
650,000
8, 915, 000
100, 000
10, 555, 000
470, 000
12, 230,000
250,000
14, 415, 000
100, 000
15, 205, 000
90,000
14,645, 000
580,000
12,730, 000
300, 000
11,580,000
150, 000
11, 360, 000
470,000
10,250,000
95,000
13, 915, 000
280,000
15, 920, 000
510, 000
14, 450, 000
110,000
14, 580, 000
270, 000
16,150, 000
240,000
16, 735, 000
30, 000
17, 575, 000
16, 545, 000
460,000
770,000
15, 275, 000
350, 000
12, 510, 000
10,140, 000
610,000
570, 000
9, 000,000
90,000
11, 630, 000
250, 000
10, 230, 000
990, 000
7, 680, 000
140,000
8, 795, 000
340, 000
9, 855, 000
450,000
11, 830, 000
40, 000
11, 820, 000
410,000
8, 820, 000
180,000
6, 990, 000
20,000
6,910, 000
320, 000
6,270,000
10,000
6,810, 000
140, 000
11,360, 000
260, 000
12,270, 000
530, 000
11,145, 000
270,000
14, 000, 000
310, 000
17,750,000
1,425, 000
21,365, 000
180, 000
27,265,000
730, 000
28,455, 000
1,990, 000
17, 845,000
330, 000
10,765, 000
370,000
9,765,000
200,000
9,265,000 1

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TREASURER.

N o . 3 1 . — L E G A L - T E N D E R N O T E S I N T H E T R E A S U R Y , AND C U R R E N C Y CERTIFICATES
IN THE T R E A S U R Y AND I N CIRCULATION, AT T H E E N D O F EACH M O N T H , FROM
J U N E , 1878—Continued.
Month,
1892—January . . .
February . .
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November..
December..
1893—January . . .
Februa'ry . .
March
April
June
July
Angust
September.
October
November .,
December...
1894—January —
February . . ,
March . . . . . .
April
May
,
June
July
August
September .
October
November .,
December..
1895—January . . .
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November..
December..
1896—January —
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.,
October
November .
December..
1897—January
February..
March
April
May . . . . . . .
June
July
Augnst
September.
October
November .
December..
1898—January . . .
February..
March
April
May
Jnne
July
Angust
September.




Notes in
Treasury,

34, 066,
34, 772,
33, 622,
38, 551,
38, 526,
38, 638,
34, 401,
29, 560,
16, 644,
14,827,
18, 453,
31,006,
37, 926,
36, 421,
37,164,
38, 343,
32, 333,
26, 798,
19, 504,
16,946,
26, 705,
38, 095,
45,334,
49, 617,
65, 032,
67, 673,
74,024,
88, 695,
95, 631,
104, 645,
110, 504,
109, 511,
94, 631,
96,174,
110, 289,
123, 252,
121,148,
118,617,
107, 031,
109,832,
111,681,
106,817,
134, 202,
142, 947,
134, 260,
136,091,
137,869,
128, 038,
136, 867,
146,744,
141,479,
154,423,
155, 695,
143, 665,
150,195,
133,173,
129, 000,
113,504,
120, 958,
113, 859,
117,950,
125, 053,
123, 385,
. 126,973,
129,059,
126,641,
121, 775,
116,403,
95, 237,
87, 614,
87,104,
77, 692,
88,721,
83, 281,
61, 735,
58, 232,
62. 650,
73, 074,
78, 625,

Certificates Certificates Net notes in
in Treasury. in circulation. Treasury.
$90, 000
90, 000
I, 380, 000
340, 000
290, 000
490, 000
980, 000
560,000
970, 000
560, 000
270,000
490, 000
580, 000
510, 000
420,000
140, 000
825,000
430,000
485, 000
60, 000
85, 000
100, 000
120,000
40. 000
40, 000
360, 000
140, 000
120, 000
300, 000
260, 000
720, 000
550, 000
280, 000
850, 000
1, 960, 000
3, 620, 000
430, 000
740, 000
80,000
190,000
350,000
120, 000
530, 000
3, 675, 000
275,000
2, 800, 000
2, 845, 000
320, 000
245, 000
220,000
365, 000
240,000
150, 000
610, 000
. 830, 000
410, 000
2, 595,000
40, 000
500, 000
165,000
270, 000
610, 000
• 2, 035, 000
780, 000
620, 000
1,160, 000
375, 000
I, 325, 000
340, 000
250, 000
1, 240, 000
70, 000
2, 230, 000
3, 330, 000
820, 000
60,000
560, 000
1,100, 000
280, 000
820, 000

$16,760,000
29, 350, 000
29, 840, 000
30, 210, 000
33, 730, 000
29, 830, 000
26, 720, 000
22, 210,000
17, 290, 000
10, 550, 000
8, 230, 000
7, IOO, 000
14, 450, 000
19, 250, 000
16, 670, 000
' 15, 840,000
16, 955, 000
11, 935, 000
7, 855, 000
5, 605, 000
8, 200, 000
22, 325, 000
33,205, 000
39, 045, 000
44, 935, 000
47, 805, 000
52, 720, 000
57, 270,000
59,250, 000
58, 935, 000
61, 695, 000
58, 065, 000
55, 755, 000
54, 045, 000
57,135, 000
47, 005, 000
37, 625, 000
36,925, 000
36, 825, 000
37, 295, 000
48, 245, 000
55, 405, 000
56, 920, 000
76, 555, 000
63,840, 000
56, 740, 000
45, 935, 000
31, 605, 000
28, 925, 000
32, 825, 000
34, 460,000
32,930, 000
33,430,000
31, 840, 000
41, 540, 000
38, 395, 000
34, 305, 000
32,465, 000
38,470, 000
50, 330, 000
65, 350, 000
76, 525, 000
74,460, 000
69, 905, ODO
65, 785, 000
61,130,000
62, 335, 000
63, 275, 000
52, 825, 000
48.285, 000
48, 640, 000
43, 315. 000
49, 075, 000
48, 430, 000
37, 900, 000
26, 915, 000
26, 540, 000
26, 045,000
21, 975,000
20, 280, 000
17, 635, 000

$5, 338, 384
4,716,987
4, 932,842
3,412, 075
4, 821, 028
8, 696, 590
11, 918, 607
12,191,147
12, 270, 343
6,094, 592
6, 597, 293
11,353,443
16,556,021
18, 676, 514
19, 751, 069
21,324,574
21, 388, 384
20, 398, 866
18, 943, 822
13, 899, 705
8,748, 951
4, 380, 594
4, 890, 567
6, 289, 086
4, 682, 696
17, 227, 906
14, 953,122
16,754, 286
29, 445, 979
36, 696. 053
42, 950, 390
52,439, 842
53,756,428
40, 586, 483
39,039, 691
63, 284,108
85, 627, 989
84, 223, 215
81, 792,746
^69, 736, 082
61, 587, 457
56, 276, 252
49, 897, .588
57, 647, 881
79,107,454
77,520, 347
90,156,477
106. 264, 654
99,113, 271
104, 042,173
112, 284,848
108,549, 890
120, 993,035
123, 855, 577
102,125, 226
111, 800, 038
98, 868, 949
96, 535, 206
75,034,912
70, 628.317
48, 509, 678
41,425, 059
50, 593, 846
53, 480, 533
61,188,187
(57, 929, 521
64, 306, 457
58, 500, 670
63, 578, 689
46. 952, 343
38, 974,898
43, 789,433
28, 617, 220
40,291,680
45, 381, 277
34, 820, 008
31,692,454
36, 605, 387
51, 099, 556
58,345, 061
39,230,848

68

REPORT ON THE FINANCES.

N o . 3 2 . — G O L D , S I L V E R , AND P A P E R CURRENCY I N T H E TREASURY I N E X C E S S OF
C E R T I F I C A T E S I N CIRCULATION AND TREASURY N O T E S OUTSTANDING, AT T H E
END OF EACH MONTH, FROM J UNE, 1 8 7 8 .
Month.

Gold coin
and bullion.

$103, 562, 523
1878—June
108, 161, 640
July
117, 325,856
August
112, 602, 622
September
1.17,965, 674
October
118, 282, 355
November
114, 193, 360
December
116, 674, 226
1879—January
116, 886, 279
February
117, 162,166
March
118, 809, 680
April
121, 300.140
May
June
.119, 956, 655
July
120, 320, 583
August
128, 537, 690
Septeraber
154, 763, 795
October
157, 140,114
NoA^einber . . .
147, 247,977
December
146, 194,182
• 1880—January
143, 340,027
February
136, 995,458
March
135, 766,551
April
130, 726, 640
May
120, 699,196
June....
118, 181,527
115, 274, 646
July
120, 018,180
August
127, 764,733
September...
133, 278, 253
October
143, 981,139
November . . .
150, 213, 716
December
148, 052, 809
1881—January
166, 808, 853
February
167, 639, 263
March
164, 358, 554
April
157, 893,879
May
157, 412.141
June
149, 163,355
July^
164. 098, 402
August
169. 122, 025
September...
167. 785, 609
October
173. 025, 684
November . . 167, 429, 348
December
159, 972, 569
1882—Jannary
168, 585, 554
February
161, 290,437
March
149, 997,982
April
148, 932, 626
May
143, 477,370
June
140, 062, 590
July....
144, 311, 881
August
147, 831,667
September...
148, 435, 473
October i
144, 809, 314
November
131, 989, 758
December
125, 648,195
1883- J anuary
135, 107,161
February
141, 308,204
March
139, 439, 242
April
133, 718,103
May....
138, 271,198
June
142,
705,435
July
August
j 149, 625, 435
151,
115, 603
September...
157, 353, 760
October
157,
235, 708
NoA'-eraber...
155, 429, 599
December
144,
3.50, 736
1884—January
144, 038,203
February
142,
259,357
March
139, 624,821
April
142, 006, 908
May
133, 729, 954
June
119, 048, 061
July
122, 465, 717
August
130, 514, 382
September...
134, 670, 790
October
138. 015, 071
November
141, 688,432
December
125, 187, 595
1885—January
127,
February
. 346, 553




Silver
Fractional
dollars a n d silA'-er coin. Legal-tender Nationalb a n k notes.
notes.
bullion.
$15, 052,748
16, 256,
18, 565
21, 077,
21, 680,
24, 636,
25, 730,
27, 822,
29, Oil
29, 995,
30, 445,
31, 409,
32,825
33,492,
34, 278,
34, 940,
34, 255,
35,267,
33, 836,
35, 860,
36, 924,
36, 850,
38, 803,
41, 580,
43, 760,
45, 343,
46, 256,
41, 009,
33, 347,
27,147,
18,248
20,124;
21, 267,
19, 748,
22, 750,
25.190,
26, 743,
26, 405,
22, 619,
16,134,
11,162,
11,532.
10, 882,
14,142,
17, 820,
23.195,
25, 925,
31,172,
35,.878:
36, 899,
36,157,
32, 367,
30. 807:
29, 367.
30,041
32, 854,
36,208,
36, 665,
37, 961
41, 328;
43, 775,
43, 815,
43; 639,
40,773,
35, 638;
34, 417,
27, 266,
31.191,
35, 494,
38,130,
39, 966,
39, 886:
43,189,
47,157,
51,110,
50, 501,
46, 831,
44, 535:
36, 353,
41, 386,
46, 084,

525,775,121
25,985, 859
30, 533, 254
33,504,34)
38, 515,606
38, 585, 404
36, 392, 505
30, 579, 531
44, 494,973
50, 684, 66J
39, 539, 823
51, 670, 442
45, 036, 904
23, 541, 46 3
36, 222, 60 3
18, 933, 254
17, 327, 567
16, 388,454
12, 570, 494
11, 614, 562
15, 054, 093
15, 760, 081
17,489, 280
18,183,02)
18,785, 559
19, 024,124
20, 444, 849
17, 263, 613
13,793.993
11,124, 937
8, 761, 81 i
10, 551, 616
.14, 566, GOl
14,773,198
14, 672, 086
16,062, 305
18, 554,092
19,099, 910
19, 870, 869
19, 025,132
18, 006, 769
17, 411, 078
16,452,800
17,384, 394
18, 256, 850
17,446,415
17, 637,824
19, 873, 690
21,425, 589
22, 749, 590
24, 068, 941
21,408,158
19, 854,191)
20,756, 392
18, 879, 395
21,162, 237
21, 614, 817
20,413,561
20, 919, 623
21, 681, 825
23, 438, 839
24, 747, 646
25, 736, 766
25,324,420
24, 568, 037
25,509, 644
25,164, 249
25, 321,189
27, 683, 632
30,949, 652
30, 845. 833
27, 701, 841
27, 993, 802
29, 562, 990
26,573, 554
20, 894, 873
16,172,172
9, 625, 683
11,739,575
13, 873, 469
18, 726, 822

Total,

$12,1,789,923 $164, 040,821
:, 119, 544 i7i: 603,016
14,
, 772. 829 184:
389
11,
, 260, 784 182:
268
9I,
684
61,370,449
,
190,
!, 055, 844 195,
087
8,
,469,162
762
190:
8,
, 374, 371 193:
584
12,
, 233, 225 206:
278
10,
, 542, 552 209;
027
5,
, 762,106 203,
568
7,
, 661, 786 225,
518
14,
1, 286,701 215,
098
8,
,188,445
115
7,
197:
i, 138, 655 217,
861
5,
:, 321, 302 229,
314
4,
,
658,168
323
230,
3,
, 208, 277 220;
769
3,
,
242,
708
246
214
3,
558
61,, 885, 966 217;
:
,
242,
984
640
214,
4,
, 606, 364 213,
986
31,
s
588,
049
280
215,
5,
, 983, 508 213,
055
81,
, 090, 250 212,
100
7,
, 237, 795 211,
759
7,
:
,
335,
906
216,
009
4,
1, 575, 440 214,
955
3,
,
197,
224
2b9,
545
4,
;, 702, 629 210,
092
3,
:, 242, 828 206,
450
4,
210,
412
61:
,,, 342,410
144, 895 232,
378
4,
:, 321, 844 232,
310
4,
I, 988, 259 234,
989
5,784,186
233,
253
7,
>; 296, 382 235,
254
5,
, 532, 708 •227,
148
5:,
, 273, 541
948
4,,551, 400 237,
235,
343
4,
., 739, 547 227,
796
4,
:, 556, 305 232,
531
4,
S 677. 691 226,
927
5•,
, 377, 995 225,
801
7,
>, 484, 211 237,
611
5,
:, 516, 077 233,
415
4,
,180, 209
718
6',, 418, 245 227,
235,
131
7,
•, 277, 247 235,
471
61,
, 428, 411 236,
996
8,
, 287, 442 239,
737
7,
1, 828, 786,
185
61,, 370, 052 235,
183
61
,, 311,110 232,
227,
472
6,
, 532, 021
241
6•,, 488. 291 213,
217,
075
10,
1,76i; 527
919
6, 199,135 227,
675
4,, 343, 015 230,
232,
536
6,
,381,571
233:
499
8,
1, 217, 062 242,
649
8, 343, 000 247,
232
8,
1, 019, 802 252,
310
61,017,710
,
249;
216
6, 428,180 250,
835
6,
,070,474
251
484
7,
, 955, 820 244,
831
8,
:, 746, 745 243:
235 '
14,
1, 048, 941 247,
274
12,
, 862, 366 248,
281
, 950, 326 249,
7,
387
9',, 533, 779 246,
174
!, 809, 991 243,
7,
870
,529, 336 236,
8,
241
, 614, 068 241,
10,
, 078, 957 242,
793
11,
314
11,, 171, 655 237,
I, 525, 634 231
035
10,
I, 329, 994 229,
064
10,
1,880, 648 224,
366
10,
1.774,141
742
13,
232,
538
9.

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TREASURER.

N o . 3 2 . — G O L D , S I L V E R , AND P A P E R C U R R E N C Y I N T H E TREASURY I N E X C E S S O F
CERTIFICATES I N CIRCULATION AND TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING, AT T H E
END O F E A C H M O N T H , FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.
Month.

Silver
Gold coin
dollars and
a n d bullion.
bullion.

$125, 793, 257 $48, 085, 750
1885—March
54, 039, 275
April . . . . . . . . . 117, 927, 395
115, 810, 533
61, 257, 813
Mav
67,921,052
120, 298, 895
June
July
71,572, 679
126, 078, 596
74, 541,115
126, 371,928
August
133,113, 324
75, 743,128
September
142, 338, 589
74, 511,106
October
146. 391, 486
76, 449, 332
November
147,991, 809
76, 335,766
December
136, 086, 610
82, 980, 559
1886—Jannary
144,164, 038
86, 028, 058
February
151, 379, 525
86, 849, 668
March
155, 865, 308
87,751,883
April
156, 304,709
May
91, 015, 678
156, 793,749
96, 229, 539
June
158, 933, 005
97, 745, 950
July
157, 732, 289
96, 016, 637
August
157, 917, 211
89, 633,875
September
158, 537,179
86, 432, 380
October
163, 930, 220
83, 483, 504
November
170,912,414
75,998,945
December
168,475, 361
80, 525,1.08
1887—January
175,130, 262
81, 682,188
February
181, 939, 848
78, 381, 335
March
180, 902, 431
78 182,753
April
79, 778, 868
May
: : 186, 667, 774
186, 875, 669
80, 283, 388
June
July'
186, 306, 330
79 641, 424
August
193, 274,194
77,513, 687
192, 717,947
70, 694, 879
September
202, 859, 832
65,144, 607
October
211, 880,526
58, 564, 824
Noveraber
208, 608,130
52, 023, 982
Deceinber
202, 955,184
54,816, 873
1888—January'
212, 869,914
53,799,987
February
218, 818, 253
50,535, 805
March
213, 239, 994
51, 666, 904
April
May
53, 299, 606
200, 301,129
"^"j
. . . .
193, 866, 247
54, 111, 865
JJ uulnye
194, 592,280
53,184,140
49,173, 640
206, 383, 036
August
September
197,713,116
40, 875, 766
191, 074, 575
30,755,402
October
November
199,339,134. 25, 294, 299
December
203, 885, 219
19, 052,107
1889—January
194,655, 264
25,080, 568
February
196, 245,980
27, 648, 591
March
197, 874,422
26. 824.166
April
191, 589,112
27,142, 622
May
192, 252, 715
30. 238, 274
186, 711, 560
32, 585, 930
June .
July
182, 218,164
32 685,553
180, 654, 670
August
25, 346, 378
September
189,196,423
17, 650, 663
October
187. 572, 386
17,137, 748
November
187,496,672
19,629:848
December
190, 833, 052
16, 315, 505
1890—.January
177, 386,285
23, 455, 353
February
187, 988, 948
24, 556, 311
March
185, 287, 715
22,140, 487
April
186, 235, 572
22 938,568
190, 544, 854
24, 287, 263
May
190,232,405
June
26, 699,317
July
184, 092, 074
27 654,890
Augnst
185,837,581
21, 824, 074
September
147, 981,732
12, 590,619
October
156, 315, 624
10,119,040
November
162, 439, 381
8,144, 229
December
148, 972, 935
8, 353,973
1891-January
141, 728, 097
15, 376,949
February
149, 712, 824
16, 739, 025
March
148,118,150
13, 828, 965
April
141,742, 241
11 524,303
133, 207,164
May
15, 957, 834
22,112, 714
June
117, 667,723
July
121,113, 024
22 769,364
132,471,409
Angust
12,128, 945
September
132, 523, 222
6, 047, 089
October
127, 674,422
5, 052, 677
November
129,193, 224
4, 675, 494
ecember
130, 740, 631
5, 042, 347
Digitized forD FRASER



Fractional Legal-tender Nationals i l v e r coin.
bank notes.
notes.
$30, 632, 326
30, 944, 049
31, 694, 365
31, 236, 899
25,355,020
24, 724, 287
23, 641, 894
22, 965, 536
27, 920, 309
27, 796, 431
29, 013, 994
28, 811, 038
28,822,638
28, 864, 483
28,912, 277
28,904,682
28, 584, 625
27, 956, 992
26, 899, 745
26, 300, 336
25, 808, 087
25, 660,935
26, 323, 525
26, 482, 472
26,601, 614
26,891 077
27, 064, 743
26, 977, 494
26 691 106
26,148, 531
24,984,219
24,468,135
24,158,004
24, 327,529
25, 019, 973
25, 355, 432
25, 566, 280
25, 750, 228
25, 878, 872
26, 051, 741
26, 034, 462
25, 746, 759
24, 738, 696
24, 088,769
23, 801, 676
23, 655, 458
24, 449, 597
24, 715, 021
24, 921,004
24, 975, 567
25,125, 295
25,129, 733
25^ 012' 877
24, 766, 455
23, 864, 841
22, 737, 900
22,133. 430
21, 927, 928
22, 506, 504
22, 758, 530
22, 814, 565
22, 989, 474
22,902, 558
22,805,226
22,333 891
21, 858, 259
20, 563, 709
19, 551,410
19,066, 586
18, 987, 690
19, 973, 211
20, 352, 665
20,486, 094
20, 568,406
20,063, 882
19, 656; 695
19, 368,142
18, 440, 722
16, 846, 620
15,196, 379
14, 389, 585
13, 789, 325

$20,473,288
21, 465, 690,
23, 492; 109
15, 462, 379
16, 998, 997
24, 793, 656
27, 944, 332
27,550,341
25, 735, 643
27,941, 200
33, 300, 389
32, 277, 292
30, 289, 485
28, 088, 774
26, 289, 098
22, 868, 317
21, 939,142
35, 579, 647
36, 519, 081
30, 967, 305
29, 548,188
23,169, 326
24, 283, 682
25, 889, 202
21,159,938
20,225 474
21, 767, 376
20,013,797
19 833 740
21,157,539
17, 610, 212
15, 281, 087
16, 318,220
15, 424, 425
18, 015, 469
22, 267, 087
24,170, 623
28, 491, 614
33, 928, 200
37, 983, 204
39, 825, 740
41, 580, 393
40, 628, 963
36, 813, 320
35, 202, 956
30, 875, 860
29,446, 498
29, 300, 511
25, 051, 231
23, 770,137
27, 790, 387
29, 601, 085
30, 364, 366
32, 325, 935
21,170,258
17, 303, 501
14, 819, 022
6,673,925
7, 606, 224
9, 593, 885
6, 919, 657
7, 209, 411
9, 892, 799
11, 804,190
12,163, 412
12, 806, 810
6, 737,790
7, 834, 912
6, 874, 864
5,389,348
10, 697, 802
10, 685, 586
4, 677, 045
5,207, 344
9,177,337
11, 366, 996
10, 833, 409
14,467, 265
9,150, 717
5,613,813
5, 528, 073
5, 679,710

Total.

$7,312,940 $232,297, 561
8,120, 660
232, 497, 069
9, 806, 087
242, 060, 907
9, 945. 711
244, 864, 936
8, 081,130
248, 086,422
7, 556,108 -^ 257, 987,' 094
6,196, 408
266, 639, 086
5, 438, 241
272, 803, 813
5, 775, 356
282, 272,126
5, 347, 767
285, 412, 973
9, 951, 057
291,332, 609
7, 961, 334
299, 241, 760
3, 392, 203
300, 733, 519
3,831,002
302, 401, 450
4, 962,150
307, 483, 912
4, 034, 416 • 308,830, 703
3, 792, 409
310 995,131
320,164, 085
2, 878, 520
2,. 104, 764
313, 074, 676
3,192,746
305,429,940
2, 522, 033
305, 292, 012
3, 012, 335
298, 753, 955
4, 606, 322
304, 213, 998
3, 072, 561
312, 056, 685
2, 558, 485
310,641,220
3 480,653 - 309,682,388
3,927,245
319, 206, 006
2, 362, 585
316, 512, 933
3 142,105
315,414,705
3, 354,726
321, 448, 677
2,938, 593
308, 945, 850
4,157, 980
311,891,621
3,131, 864
314, 053, 438
4, 919,434
305,303, 500
7,782, 203
308, 589, 702
6, 355, 477
320, 647, 897
5, 323, 787
324, 414, 748
325,090,934
5, 942,194
6,702, 811
320,110, 618
7,054, 221
319, 067, 278
321,855,456
8, 218, 834
7, 880,157
330. 763, 985
6, 023, 307
309; 979, 848
4; 167, 954
288, 900, 020
3, 381, 456
287, 019, 521
4, 068, 046
281, 536, 690
5,439. 229
279, 071,156
3,433, 572
281, 343, 675
3, 054, 267
277; 725, 090
3, 686, 890
271,164, 328
4, 703, 087
280,109, 758
278,186, 639
4,158, 331
273; 913, 495
3, 632, 535
267, 684, 099
4, 590, 861
3, 883, 721
255, 765, 906
5,211,415
249, 962, 950
4,251,973
248, 330, 945
4, 500, 355
240, 250,765
6,172, 760
237,127,126
4, 339, 314
249,236, 968
3, 937,196
241, 099, 620
3,942, 536
243, 315, 561
251, 916, 789
4, 289, 295
255, 892, 905
4,351,767
251,010,626
4, 766, 359
247, 389, 952
5, 063, 228
4, 620, 511
192, 494, 361
3, 662, 638
197, 483, 624
3,416, 944
199,942, 004
3, 349, 587
185, 053, 533
6,320,151
194, 096, 210
4, 970, 638
202,460, 738
3,415, 237
190, 525, 491
4, 055, 760
183,098,054
5,189, 490
183, 595, 707
5, 655,174
176, 459, 302
5,924,947
180,008, 886
6, 822, 252
184, 330,593
5, 695, 080
170, 262, 728
5,738, 795
159, 276,086
4,841,754
158, 628,130
4, 651,152
159,903,165

70

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.

N o . 3 2 . — G O L D , SILVER, AND P A P E R C U R R E N C Y I N T H E TREASURY I N E X C E S S OF
CERTIFICATES I N CIRCULATION AND^ TREASURY N O T E S OUTSTANDING, AT T H E

END OF EACH MoNTH, FROM JuNE, 1878—Continued.
Month.

1892—January . . .
February..
March .
A^ril
May
June.July
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1893—Jannary . . .
February . .
March.
April..
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November
December
1894—Jannary
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
Septeraber
October
November
December
1895—January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1896—January
February
March
April
May
June
July
Angust
September
October
November
December
1897—January
February
March
April
May
June
July....:
August
September
October
November
December
1898—January
February
March
April
May ,
June
July
Angust
September

Gold coin
and bullion.
$119, 574, 905
122, 122,113
125, 815,040
119, 909,757
114, 231, 883
114, 342, 367
110, 444,391
114 156.316
119, 395, 509
124, 006,120
124 409, 657
121 266, 663
108, 181,713
103, 284, 219
106, 892,224
97; Oil,330
95, 048, 641
95, 485,414
99: 202, 933
96, 009,123
93 582,172
84, 384, 863
82, 959, 049
80, 891, 600
65: 650,175
106, 527, 068
106, 149.136
100, 202, 009
78: 693, 267
64: 873,025
54, 975, 607
55 216, 900
58, 875.317
61, 361,827
105, 424, 569
86, 244, 445
44, 705,967
87, 085,511
90, 643, 307
91, 247,145
99, 151.409
107, 512,363
107, 236, 487
100, 329, 837
92, 911,974
92, 943,180
79, 333,966
63 262,268
49, 845,508
123, 962, 980
128; 646,461
125, 393,900
108, 345, 234
101, 699, 605
110: 718,746
100, 957, 561
124: 034, 672
117 126, 524
131, 510, 353
137, 316,544
144, 800, 493
148, 661,209
151, 786,464
153, 340, 890
144, 319,562
140, 790, 738
140; 817, 699
144, 216, 376
147, 663,105
153, 573,148
157, 363, 851
160, 911,5-47
164, 236, 793
167, 823,182
174, 584,135
181, 238.137
171 818, 055
167, 004.410
189, 444, 714
217, 904, 485
243, 297, 543




Silver
dollars and
bullion.
902,449
944, 279
498, 736
894, 974
287, 860
265, 528
961, 474
155,618
840,124
948, 769
274,410
017, 403
554, 409
301, 681
750.136
897,614
262, 490
797,135
911,458
790, 286
468,495
415,865
293,269
965, 261
580,012
854, 757
680,360
787, 293
972, 280
730,380
971,557
077,149
874,654
310, 732
781,912
650,305
386,985
207, 191
605,524
497,273
395, 757
965, 754
367, 816
124, 061
694, 071
108, 202
693,182
848, 306
296, 463
179,751
570, 664
223, 421
864, 053
724, 949
606, 051
256, 726
082,608
419, 494
120,849
927,739
586, 961
594,462
916;351
882,124
002,950
379, 931
594, 550
497, 584
071, 993
218,667
372,506
567, 913
921, 767
942,036
081, 079
497,462
821,406
065. 865
552,167
156,793
136, 851

Fractional Legal-tender Nationalsilver coin.
bank notes.
notes.
494, 842
787,832
746,917
600.427
459, 497
224, 714
153, 063
575, 773
551, 498
499, 579
960,183
571,481
346, 523
971,876
165,155
113,573
394, 610
855, 944
556, 749
700, 829
496,416
667,195
418, 708
639,467
932, 847
594, 888
073, 268
502,120
582, 973
889,531
970, 261
720, 835
809, 713
424,113
724, 392
483, 636
481, 586
131,145
577. 511
516. 559
589, 443
552, 845
532, 936
055, 743
882, 337
426, 421
032, 387
764, 321
186, 737
820, 486
246, 374
459,003
637,4.24
730, 976
004,145
909,801
126, 483
632, 846
570,200
2.1.5, 766
414, 575
805,023
974.428
163,767
210,920
210, 344
286, 660
335, 285
455,175
981, 078
191, 630
679,899
707,173
960, 092
965, 278
018,967
044, 089
097,682
995, 083
993, 449
1.96,708

4,
4,
3,
4,
8,
11,
12,
12,
6,
6,
11,
16,
18,
19,
21,
21:
20:
18,
13,
8,
4,
4,
6,
4,
17
14,
16,
29,
36,
42:
52;
53,
40,
39,
63,
85,
84,
81
69;
61,
56,
49,
57,
79,
77,
90,
106:
99,
104,
112.
108;
120,
123,
102,
111,

Total.

$153
150.
153;
146,
142,
147,
147,
149,
154,
151
15i:
154;
149,
146,
149,
144,
143,
138,
138,
129,
132,
121,
118:
117:
108,
160,
159.
153;
145.
141
139
149,
145
130,
170,
176,
166,
208,
213,
203,
207,
214,
209,
208,
211
205,
202,
204
195,
274,
283
280,
283:
288:
279,
267,
266,
254,
251,
255,
244,
239,
249,
2fJ3,
253,
261
260,
246,
242,
232,
227,
234,
230,
238,
243,
236,
227,
231
270,
301

71

TREASURER.
No.

3 3 . — A S S E T S AND L I A B I L I T I E S OF T H E T R E A S U R Y IN E X C E S S OF CERTIFICATES
AND T R E A S U R Y NOTES AT T H E END OF EACH MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878.
Assets.
Month.

Gold, silver,
and notes.

JU u\ n^ ±e X \ J . ... .. .. ..... .. $164,040, 821
171,603,016
July
184,676, 389
August
September...
182,589, 268
October
190,855,684
N o v e m b e r . . . 195,570, 087
December
190, 817, 762
1879—January
193, 593, 584
February
206, 904, 278
March
209, 813, 027
April
203,179, 568
225, 855,518
May
215,009, 098
June ...... July.........
197, 275,115
217, 413, 861
August.S e p t e m b e r . . . 229, 773. 314
October
230,137, 323
N o v e m b e r . . . 220, 544,769
December
214,725, 246
1880—Jannary
217, 905, 5.58
February
214, 396, 640
March
213, 972, 986
April
: 215, 375, 280
213, 023, 055
May
212,168,100
J uue
July
211, 855, 759
216, 208, 009
August
September...
214,412, 955
October
209,246, 545
November...
210, 610, 092
December
206, 233, 450
1881—January
210,562,412
- February
232, 601. 378
March
232, 766, 310
April
234,262, 989
May
233.773, 253
June
235, 254, 254
227, 497,148
Julv
August
237,904,948'
S e p t e m b e r . . . 235,146, 343
October
227, 678, 796
N o v e m b e r . . . 232, 443, 531
December
228, 405, 927
1882—January
225,445,801
February
237, 016, 611
March
233, 636,415
April
227,180,718
235,153,131
May
235,107, 471
June
July:
236,293,996
239, 815,737
August
September...
235, 862,185
October
232,216,183
N o v e m b e r . . . 227, 788, 472
December
213,964,241
1 8 8 3 ^J a n u a r y
217, 286, 075
February
227,198, 919
March
230,452, 675
April
232, 731, 536
233,393,499
Mav
J u n e . . . . . . . . i 242,188.649
July
247, 669, 232
Angust......
252, 841, 310
S e p t e m b e r . . . 249, 981, 216
October
250,700, 835
N o v e m b e r . . . 251, 202, 484
December
244, 039, 831
1884—January
243, 624, 235
February
247, 756, 274
March
248, 068, 281
April
249, 546,387
M a y . . . . . . . . . 246, 506,174
June
243, 323, 870
236,095,241
July
August
241,422,793
S e p t e m b e r . . . 242,464,314
October
237,193, 035
N o v e m b e r . . . 231, 845, 064
December
229. 305, 366
1 8 8 5 — J a n u a r y . . . . . 224, 229, 742
February
232,176, 538
March
232, 297,561

1878
xo• O




Other.

Liabilities.
Total.

Agency
account

Balance.

Total.

$57, 004, 760 $221,045,581 $32, 537, 659 $188, 507, 922 $221,045,581
63,601,421
235, 204,437
35, 053, 964
200,150,473
235, 204,437
72,599, 708
257,276, 097
34, 936, 877
222,339, 220
257, 276, 097
77, 871, 029
260,460, 297
37, 045, 389
223, 414, 908
260, 460, 297
61,350,451
252, 206,135
33, 877, 270
218, 328, 865
252, 206,135
54, 652, 549
250, 222, 636
34,889,164
215. 333,472
250, 222, 636
71. 696, 807
262,514, 569
34,774, 275
227,740, 294
262, 514, 569
177, 274,484
370, 868, 068
34,418,207
336, 449, 861
370. 868, 068
256, 467, 745
463,372,023
34,410, 563
428,961,460
463, 372, 023
230, 605, 004
440, 418, 031
35,006, 461
405,411, 570
440,418,031
264,442, 687
467, 622, 255
34,875,422
432, 746, 833
467, 622, 255
287, 600,153
513, 455, 671
37,792, 575
475, 683, 096
513,455, 671
206,449, 599
421,458,697
41, 915, 778
379, 542, 919
421. 458,697
296, 950, 803
99, 675, 688
51, 342,784
245,608, 019
296, 950, 803
255, 889, 386
38, 475, 525
43, 853, 454
212, 035, 932
255, 839, 386
19, 220, 702
248, 994, 016
46, 036,441
202, 957, 575
248, 994, 016
14,333, 305
244, 470, 628
41,058,916
203,411, 712
244,470, 628
13, 018, 537
233, 563, 306
40,415, 539
193,147,767
233, 563, 306
20,020,178
234, 745,424
42,448. 298
192, 297,126
234, 745,424
12, 703, 861
230,609,419
40, 605, 647
190, 003,772
230. 609,419
15, 259. 949
229, 656,589
40, 696, 000
188,960, 589
229, 656, 589
18.058; 710
232, 031, 696
38, 946, 889
193, 084, 807
232, 031, 696
14, 952,119
230, 327, 399
38, 537, 726
191, 789, 673
230,327, 399
34, 983, 917
15, 959, 558
228,982, 613
193,908,696
228, 982, 613
224,099, 948
12, 831,848
36, 329, 064
188, 670, 884
224. 999,948
186 190 329
225, 907, 050
39 716 721
14, 051, 291
225 907 050
232,182, 046
232,182, 046
42, 568, 448
189, 613, 598
15, 974, 037
14, 508, 793
228, 921,748
42,119, 557
186, 802,191
228, 921, 748
15, 925, 000 '225,171,545
44,129,108
181,042.437
225,171,545
13, 098, 743
223, 708, 835
42,787, 264
180, 921, 571
223, 708, 835
21,376, 308
227, 609, 758
43.255, 230
184, 354, 528
227, 609, 758
12, 616, 655
223,179,067
42, 330, 764
180, 848, 303
223,179, 067
18, 532, 5.53
251,133, 931
43, 034, 629
208, 099, 302
251,133, 931
16, 059, 974
248, 826, 284
43,034, 510
205,791, 774
248,826, 284
13, 662,245
247, 925, 234
43,303, 030
204, 622, 204
247, 925, 234
46, 365,157
16, 736, 231
250,509, 484
204,144,327
250,509, 484
255,178,496
19, 924, 242
41, 542, 673
213,635, 823
255,178,496
247, 355, 052
19, 857,904
45, 810,619
201, 544,433
247, 355, 052
251,007,936
13,102,988
51,107, 790
199, 900,146
251, 007, 936
16, 305,128
251, 451, 471
46, 931,191
204, 520, 280
251,451,471
14, 221,197
241, 899,993
50, Oil, 857
191, 888,136
241, 899, 993
14, 987, 022
247, 430, 553
53, 623, 934
193, 806, 619
247, 430, 553
21,875,695
248,281,622
48, 667,189
199, 614,433
248, 281,622
13, 422, 316
238,868,117
48, 334, 870
190, 533, 247
238,868,117
13,932, 661
250, 949, 272
53,782, 938
197,168, 334
250, 949,272
12, 723, 589
246, 360. 004
48,222,573
198,137, 431
246, 360, 004
13, 382,761
240, 563,479
46, 512, 999
194, 050,480
240, 563, 479
14, 661, 280
249, 814, 411
57, 952, 635
191, 861, 776
249, 814,411
246,950,022
246,950, 022
195,892,419
51,057.603
11,842,551
250,214, 469
194,192i 970
250,214, 469
56, 021,499
13, 920,473
253,795,512
195,469, 614
253,795, 512
13,979,775
58, 325, 898
20,172, 836
256, 035,021
57,493, 848
198, 541,173
256, 035, 021
26, 536, 234
258, 752,417
55,110,116
203, 642, 301
258,752,417
43,233,314
271,021,786
63, 512, 033
207,509,753
271, 021,786
43, 260, 987
257,225, 228
52, 255, 919
204,969, 309
257,225, 228
32, 845,467
250,131, 542
50, 086, 022
200, 045, 520
250,131, 542
15, 511,578
242, 710, 497
56, 492,109
186, 218, 388
242,710,497
18,511, 785
248, 964,460
57,410, 902
191, 553, 558
248, 964, 460
15, 655, 301
248, 386, 837
62, 831, 269
185, 555, 568
248, 386, 837
15,436, 253
248, 829,752
68, 300, 515
180,529,237
248, 829,752
15, 205, 995
257, 394, 644
197*, 177, 342 257,394, 644
60,217 302
15,130, 922
262, 800,154
201,122,999
262, 800,154
61, 677,155
266, 964, 607
14,123, 297
266, 964, 607
67, 874, 440
199, 090,167
13, 576, 392
263, 557, 608
60,382,196
203,175, 412
263, 557, 608
12, 860, 399
263,561,234
59,069,594
204, 491, 640
263, 561, 234
14,431,615
265, 634, 099
67, 511, 694
198,122,405
265, 634. 099
14, 253,448
258, 293, 279
59,595,038
198, 698, 241
258, 293, 279
14, 742,459
258, 366, 694
54,182,494
204,184,200
258,366,694
14,182, 913
261,939,187
62, 836, 975
199.102, 212
261, 939,187
13,807,080
261, 875, 361
55, 364, 898
206, 510,463
261, 875, 361
13,189, 747
262, 736,134
56, 648, 635
206, 087, 499
262, 736,134
14, 944, 269
261,450, 443
60,465,119
200,985,324
261,450, 443
56, 219, 832
200, 764, 698
256, 984, 530
256, 984,530
13, 660, 660
251,093,961
14, 998,720
251, 093, 961
57,982,813
193,111,148
195,657, 070
255, 959, 014
14, 536, 221
255, 959,014
60, 301, 944
13, 517,091
255,981,405
51, 734,143
204, 247,262
255, 981,405
. 16,948,224
254,141,259
50,604,070
203,537,189
254,141, 259
14,502, 269
246,347, 333
51, 722, 878
194,624,455
246,347, 333
14,180, 602
243,485,968
51, 287,753
192,198, 215
243, 485, 968
14,754, 442
238, 984,184
44, 429, 907
194,554,277
238, 984,184
14, 762, 734
246, 939, 272
47,195,100
199,744,172
246, 939, 272
13, 740, 036
248, 037. 597
46, 651, 453
199, 386,144
246, 037, 597

72

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.

N o . 3 3 . — A S S E T S AND L I A B I L I T I E S OF T H E TREASURY I N E X C E S S OF CERTIFICATES
AND TREASURY NOTES AT T H E END OP E A C H MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878—Cont'd.
Assets.
Month.

Gold, silver,
and notes.

$232, 497,
1885—April
242, 060,
May
244, 864,
June
248, 086,
July
257, 987,
August
S e p t e m b e r . . . 266, 639;
272, 803,
October
N o v e m b e r . . . 282, 272,
285 412,
December
291 332,
1886—January
299, 241,
February
300, 733;
March
302, 401
April
307, 483,
May
308, 830,
June
310, 995,
July
320, 164,
August
S e p t e r a b e r . . . 313, 074,
305, 429,
October
N o v e r a b e r . . . 305, 292,
D e c e m b e r . . . 298, 753,
304; 213:
1887—January
312, 056,
February
310, 641,
March
309, 682,
April
319, 206,
May
316, 512,
June
315, 414,
July
321, 448,
Angust
308,
945,
September...
31i; 891
October
314,
053,
November...
D e c e m b e r . . . 305, 303,
308,
589,
1888—January
320, 647,
February
324; 414
March
325, 090
April
320, 110,
May
319, 067,
June
321,
855,
July
330: 763,
August
309,
979,
September...
286: 900,
October
287:
019,
November . . .
28i: 536,
December
279, 071,
1889—January
281, 343,
February
277, 725,
M.arch
271, 164,
April
280; 109,
May
278, 186,
June
273, 913,
J^iy
267, 684,
Angust
255, 765,
S e p t e m b e r . . . 249, 962,
October
248, 330,
N o v e m b e r . . . 240. 250,
December
237; 127,
1890—January
249, 236,
February
241, 099,
March
243, 315,
April
251, 916,
May
255, 892,
June
251, 010,
July
247, 389,
August
192, 494,
S e p t e m b e r . . . 197, 483,
October
199, 942,
I
N o v e m b e r . . . 185, 053,
December
194, 096,
1891—January
202, 460,
February
190, 525:
March
183, 098,
April
183, 595,
May
176, 459i
June
180, 008,
July
184, 330,
. Angust
170, 262,
S e p t e m b e r . . . 159, 276,
October
158, 628,
N o v e m b e r . . . 159, 903,
December




Other.

Liabnities.
Total.
$247,f, 713,162
256,), 661, 613
259,), 633, 792
262,J, 704, 889
272,J, 414,938
279,), 577, 275
287,r, 225, 956
296,), 525,425
298, , 948,055
306,), 122,692
314,:, 717,133
315,), 157,889
318,1, 237, 956
323, , 236,070
327, , 483, 509
327,r, 370, 600
336,),'024, 554
327, , 877, 885
322,., 155, 271
324, ,153,908
323 , 122, 508
323,, 632, 930
332,5,009, 091
330,), 798, 215
330, , 830, 669
342,., 210, 388
344, , 986, 527
339, , 483, 351
349, ,'295,126
341,,297,954
345, ,024, 739
357,r, 692, 507
362,J, 065, 721
368,1,352,710
382,5,394, 944
385,), 898, 562
387,J, 309, 695
380,), 377, 614
379, ,343,739
381,, 930, 736
390, ,076,222
369, , 343,588
343, , 441, 689
339,), 551, 671
334, , 292,191
330, 010, 585
330,),, 906,
886
325,
320,), 867, 909
),
342,
676
328,
326,J, 439, 111
323,), 543, 485
317,5, 350, 766
304,r, 291, 830
297,:, 695, 958
296,r, 883, 323
28i;), 407,990
275, , 836,999
283,), 637,079
273, ,270, 678
276,1,412, 499
283,5, 092, 063
287,}, 384, 839
283:J, 808, 929
282;5, 808, 716
227,I, 526, 962
230,J, 267, 096
229,), 793, 223
215,), 879,701
223,), 293, 286
232,J, 908, 614
220:I, 981, 558
213\ 797, 484
213;i, 072, 245
205,{, 502, 550
207:), 159, 721
207:J, 145, 995
191,r, 523,745
180,,, 861,462
179), 150, 848
180,), 135,042
), 157,174

Agency
account.
1,959
$47,176,
1,612
50, 948,
42,434,,817
47.354,,154
,961
52, 767,
1,553
46, 370,
1,215
43, 660,
1,985
50, 755,
41,060,1,240
40, 904,
:,725
48, 802,
1,890
39, 392,
1,480
39. 888,
1,649
41, 324,
,214
39, 969,
1,550
,454
43, 977,
1,525
54, 510,
1,854
48, 033,
43,184,:,403
49, 971,
,280
43, 600,
1,946
42, 048,
1,255
52, 229,
1,668
47, 919,
1,666
,138
44, 802,
51,066,1,062
1,659
40, 669,
,241
47, 497,
1,564
58, 548,
:,
52, 234, 292
1,361
48, 953,
62,165,>,058
1,839
49, 959,
46,767,,018
52,799,1,621
44,730,1,923
,287
45, 901,
1,640
52, 530,
1,727
43, 716,
1,268
50, 318,
,688
56, 547,
47,705,,644
1,268
48, 053,
1,462
64, 803,
1,356
50, 336,
,778
48, 214,
64,502,1,445
52,187,,930
,637
48, 317,
1,501
53, 329,
1,475
39, 012,
1,078
49, 350,
65,518,1,460
1,731
50, 489,
1,888
49, 370,
53,774,
:,585
48, 312,
1,896
46, 802,
1,039
53, 961,
.,477
1,623
44, 722,
,308
48, 878,
,394
55, 048,
1,465
42,196,
1,798
49, 738,
,851
66, 619,
48,146,,749
,784
55, 661,
1,407
65,493,
,877
52, 050,
,676
48, 924,
64, 585,
56,881,
1,442
51, 353,
.,831
54, 615,
.,912
51, 265,
1,278
51, 362,
1,350
47, 249,
46,873,,493
40,478,1,929
,123
40, 008,
1,045
45, 583,

Balance.

205,
217,
215,
219,
233,
243,
245,
257
265,
265,
275,
278,
281,
287,
283,
281,
279,
278,
274,
279,
281,
279,
282,
286,
291,
304
291,

295,
312,
321,
329,
341,
341,
327,
335,
331
333;
321
295;
274,
283
281,
266,
273,
272,
275,
287,
274,
251,
254,
248,
242,
233,
228,
229,
228,
227,
228,
245;
234,
215.
179:
175,
164,
163;
174,
168;
163,
161
158;
153,
155,
160,
144,
139,
139,
134,

Total
$247,
256,
259,
262,
272,
279,
287,
296,
298,
306,
314,
315,
318,
323
327,
327,
336,
327
322;
324,
323
323;
332,
330,
330,
342;
344,
339,
349:
341;
345,
357,
362,
368,
382,
385,
387,
380;
379,
381
390,
369,
343,
339,
334,
330,
330,
325;
320,
328,
326,
323,
317,
304,
297:
296:
28i:
275,
283,
273,
276,
283,
287
283,
282,
227,
230,
229,
215,
223,
232,
220,
213,
213,
205,
207,
207,
191,
I80;
179,
180,

73

TREASURER.

N o . 3 3 . — A S S E T S AND L I A B I L I T I E S OP T H E TREASURY I N E X C E S S O P C E R T I F I C A T E S
AND TREASURY N O T E S AT T H E E N D OF BACH MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878—Cont'd.
Assets.
Month.

Gold, silver,
and notes.

Other.

Liabilities.
Total.

Agency
account.

Balance.

Total.

$153, 339, 469 $20, 027,992 $173,367,461 $41,999,000 $131,368,461 $173,367,461
1892—Jannary
150, 363, 638
18,934, 905
169,298, 543
37,136, 339
132,162, 204
169,298,543
February
153,878,031
18, 786,732
172,664, 763
39, 765, 879
132, 898,884
172, 664,763
March
146, 226, 719
21,476,057
167,702,776
36,184, 614
131, 518,162
167,702, 776
April
18, 347, 226
161, 218, 878
35, 212,991
126, 005,887
161, 218 878
M a y . . . . . . . . . 142, 871, 652
147,906, 092
17,336, 589
165, 242, 681
38, 550,304
126, 692, 377
165, 242,681
June
July
16, 894,155
164, 303, 468
147,409,313
37, 253,182
127, 050, 286
164, 303,468
16, 357, 286
166, 059, 451
149,702,165
36, 907.108
129,152,343
166, 059,451
August
16, 275,838
171, 034, 964
39,139, 046
131,895, 918
171, 034, 964
September... 154,759,126
151, 757, 069
16,436,536
168,193, 605
37,182, 203
131, Oil, 402
168,193,605
October
16, 035,118
167,105,147
36,776, 228
130, 328, 919
167,105,147
N o v e m b e r . . . 151,070, 029
154,
252,
049
16,
061,
920
170,313,
969
41,
221,
379
129,
092,
590
170,313, 969
December
149, 406, 836
15,975,811
165,382, 647
40,117, 580
125, 265, 067
165, 382, 647
1893—January
146,
812,418
15,681,504
162,493,
922
38,365,
833
124,128,
089
162,493,
922
February
149,385, 695
15, 954, 641
165, 340,336
39,709, 608
125, 630, 728
165, 340, 336
March
144,432,
390
16,
095,105
160,527,
495
39,
044,
592
121,482,903
160,
527,495
April...
121, 565,155
143, 337, 580
159,591,968
16, 254, 388
159,591,968
38, 026, 813
Mav
21, 930, 590
160,450, 682
122,462, 290
37, 988, 392
June
138,520, 092
160,450, 682
17,044,003
138, 235,112
155,279,115. 37, 391, 549
117, 887, 566
July
155, 279,115
17, 685,476
147, 243, 006
129, 557, 530
39, 959, 096
107, 283, 910
Angust
147,243,006
September... 132,109, 515
17, 213, 277
149, 322,792
42,447,160
106, 875, 632
149,322,792
October
121,415, 283
20, 421, 870 . 141,837,153
39, 542, 862
102, 294, 291
141,837,153
17, 220,993
135, 591,133
40,391, 517
95,199, 616
135,591,133
November . . . 118, 370,140
117,143, 042
16,154, 235
133,297,277
42,921,722
90, 375,555
133, 297, 277
December
108,372,617
16, 688, 354
125, 060, 971
40, 978, 873
84, 082,098
125,060, 971
1894—January
160, 845, 098
16, 320, 829
177,165,927
38,503, 563
138, 662, 364
177,165,927
February
159,614,695
16,538, 984
176,153,679
42, 203, 653
133, 950,026
176,153, 679
March
153, 996,147
16,840,719
170, 836,866
45, 739,079
125, 097, 787
170, 836,866
April
16, 939, 322
162,154, 819
44, 300, 484, 117, 854, 335
162,154,819
May
,. 145, 215,497
117; 584,437
159,183,146
17,395, 264
159,183,146
41, 598, 709
J u n e . . . . . . . . . 141,787, 882
17,466,156
157, 229, 436
139,763, 280
119, 065, 351
157, 229,436
July
38,164, 085
166, 352,785
149, 021,888
17,330,897
166, 352,785
39,204, 689
127,148, 096
August
145,
333,860
16,
365,
597
161,
699,457
41,
779,
739
119,
919,
718
161,699. 457
September...
130, 653, 343
16, 406, 248
147, 059, 591
39, 719,445
107, 340,146
147,059,591
October
170,139,
847
16,729,474
186,
869,
321
42,
361,715
144.507,
606
186, 869,321
November...
176,422,466
16,197,719
192, 620,185
39, 282, 606
153, 337, 579
192, 620,185
December
166,
535,
702
16,156,
715
182,
692,
417
38,
089,115
144,
603,
302
182, 692,417
1895—January
16,534,018
225, 335, 373
47,137,786
178,197,587
225, 335, 373
F e b r u a r y . . . . 208, 801,355
213,068,981
16,224,165
229,
293,146
41,
375,
886
187,
917,
260
229,
293,146
March
.203,956,684
16, 797, 028
220,753, 712
39,935, 796
180, 817,916
220,753, 712
April
207,
623,
292
16,
483,
721
224,107,
013
38,736,
912
185,
370,101
224,107,013
May
231, 853, 823
214, 950, 703
16, 903,120
36, 613, 670
195, 240,153
231,853,823
June
15, 920, 824
225, 598,139
209.677, 315
187,149, 532
225, 598,139
July
38,448, 607
15,817, 540
224,575,653
184,039,157
224, 575, 653
August
208, 758,113
40, 536, 496
16, 047,106
227, 661,717
42, 256, 352
185. 405, 365
227, 661,717
September... 211, 614,611
205,521,752
15,513,186
221, 034, 938
41,086,939
179,947,999
221,034, 938
October
15, 525, 261
218,133, 019
40, 726, 633
177,406,386
218,133, 019
November . . . 202, 607, 758
204, 202, 686
15, 352, 088
219, 554, 774
41, 527, 574
178, 027, 200
219,554,774
December
195,851,629
16,159, 325
212, 010, 954
40,419,174
171, 591, 780
212, 010, 954
1896—January
274, 635,928
25, 624, 630
300, 260, 558
37,553,551
262,707, 007
300, 260, 558
February
283,859,345
28, 200, 349
312, 059, 694
40,417,946
271, 641, 748
312, 059, 694
March
280,213,372
27, 991, 933
308, 205, 305
38,114,643
270, 090, 662
308,205, 305
April
283,842,131
22,277, 866
306,119, 997
38, 926,787
267,193', 210
306,119,997
May
306,794, 663
18,114,936
39, 362, 566
267,432, 097
306,794, 663
J u n e . . . . . . . . . 288, 679,727
279,387,590
17, 263,185
296, 650, 775
40,492, 302
256,158,473
296, 650, 775
July
267,739,496
17, 992, 277
285, 731, 773
Angust
42, 385,372
243,346,401
285, 731,773
18,171,245
285,118, 451
43,963,994
241,154,457
285,118, 451
September... 266,947,208
254,695,938
17, 639, 362
272, 335, 300
38, 762,537
233, 572, 763
272, 335, 300
October
17,137,873
268,437,658
43,080, 558
225.357,100
268.437. 658
November . . . 251,299,785
255,367,336
17,
286,
645
272,
653,
981
44,333,
599
228,
320,
382
272, 653,981
December
244,640,096
17,938, 241
262, 578, 337
47, 215, 916
215, 362,421
262, 578,337
1897—January
239,491,737
17,
868,
857
257,
360,
594
44,
523,
338
212,
837,
256
257,360, 594
February
249, 646, 047
17,891,239
267, 537, 286
45,491, 680
222, 045, 606
267, 537, 286
March
253,
543,
364
.18,095,819
271,639,183
43,548,665
228,090,518
271, 639,183
April
253, 831, 317
18,129, 556
271, 960, 873
41,847, 060
230,113,813
271, 960, 873
Mav
t^"'j
261, 341,453
280, 510,406
19,168, 953
40, 372, 779
240,137. 627 . 280,510,406
JJ uu nl ye
i . 260,694,157
18,753, 823
279, 447, 980
46,431, 522
233, 016,458
279, 447,980
264,183, 414
246,067,762
18,115,652
45,622,207
218, 561, 207
264,183, 414
August
18,713,882
261,297,679
46,104, 891
215,192, 788
261, 297, 679
S e p t e m b e r . . . 242,583,797
October
232,723,248
18, 489,756
251,213,004
43,456,904
207,756, IOO
251, 213, 004
November...
227,580,892
38, 907, 251
266,488,143
45, 824, 583
220,663, 560
266,488,143
December
234,135,678
50,298,759
284,434,437
48,959, 669
235,474, 768
284,434, 437
1898—Jannary
230,645,876
41, 338, 200
271,984,076
48,112, 289
223, 871, 787
271,984,076
February
238,234,832
33, 084, 003
271, 318,835
45, 754, 630
225,564,205
271,318,835
- March
243,751,260
32, 644, 274
276, 395, 534
50, 228, 591
226,166,943
276, 395, 534
April
236,303,535
30, 507, 396
266, 810,931
51, 000, 307
215, 810, 624
266, 810, 931
227,462,738
29,807, 698
257,270,436
61,515,621
195,754, 815
257, 270, 436
May
271,677,636
40,133, 818
66, 020,064
271,677,636
205, 657, 572
June
. . . . . . 231,543,818
July...
75, 727,815
254, 844, 215
330,572,030
270,814, 943 • 59. 757, 087 330, 572, 030
301, 815, 512
67,282, 202
369, 097, 714
294,487,086
369,097,714
74, 610, 628
Augnst
September...
303,551,215 1 82,528,725
386,077,940
78, 520,438 I 307,557,502
386, 077,940




74
No

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.
3 4 . — U N I T E D STATES N O T E S O F EACH DENOMINATION ISSUED, R E D E E M E D , AND
OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE OF EACH F I S C A L YEAR.

Denomination.

I s s u e d dur- Total issued.
ing year.

Redeemed
d n r i n g year. Total redeemed. Outstanding,

1862.
!Fiv6 dollars
-- . . . . . . . . $17,140,000
15,440,000
TwftTitv dollars
. . - 15, 040,000
13, 000, 000
Fiftv dollars
13, 000, 000
One hundred dollars
13, 000, 000
Five hundred dollars
12, 000, 000
One thousand dollars

$17,140,000
15, 440, 000
15, 040, 000
13, 000, 000
13, 000, 000
13,000, 000
12, 000, 000

$2, 000,000,00

$2, 000,000,00

$17,140,000.00
15,440,000, oe
15 040 000 00
13, 000, 000, 00
13,000, 000,00
13, 000, 000 00
10, 000, 000, 00

98, 620,000

98, 620, 000

2, 000, 000, 00

2, 000, 000,00

96, 620, 000, 00

16,000, 000
17, 000,000
62,860, 000
74, 560,000
59, 960, 000
10, 080, 000
17, 800, 000
13, 500, 000
19, 500, 000

16,000,000
17, 000,000
80, 000, 000
90, 000,000
75, 000, 000
23,080, 000
30. 800, 000
26, 500, 000
31,500, 000

13, 032, 00
5, 044. 00
59, 735.00
46,140. 00
62,160.00
44, 000. 00
1,300.00
1, 000. 00
1, 000. 00

13, 032, 00
5, 044,00
59,735.00
46,140. 00
62,160. 00
44, 000. 00
1, 300. 00
I, 000. 00
2, 001,000, 00

15, 986, 968. 00
16, 994, 956 00
79,940, 265.00
89, 953, 860.00
74,937 840 00
23, 036, 000, 00
30,798,700. 00
26,499, 000. 00
29, 499,000, 00

291, 260,000

389,880,000

233,411,00

2, 233,411.00

946, 000
768, 000
15, 700, 000
18, 880, OOu
11, 919, 680
6, 975,200
3,544, 000
7, 414, 000
17, 904, 000

16, 946, 000
17, 768, 000
95,700,000
108,880,000
86,919, 680
30, 055, 200
34, 344, 000
33, 914, 000
. 49,404,000

96, 759. 35
62, 648. 05
175, 290. 50
156, 233, 50
231, 622. 00
90, 622. 50
181. 400. 00
8.467, 500, 00
10, 304, 000,00

109,791. 35 16 836 208 65
67, 692. 05
17,700, 307. 95
235, 025. 50
95,464, 974. 50
202, 373. 50 108,677 626 50
293, 782. 00
86, 625, 898, 00
134, 622, 50
29, 920, 577, 50
182, 700, 00
34,161, 300, 00
8,468, 500. 00 25,445, 500. 00
12, 305, 000. 00
37, 099, 000. 00

84, 050,880

473,930, 880
4, 631,190

19,766, 075,90

21,999,486,90

451,931,393.10
4, 631,190, 00

84, 050, 880

469,299, 690

19,766, 075, 90

21,999,486. 90

447,300, 203.10

One dollar
Two dollars
Five dollars
Ten dollars
Twenty dollars
Fifty dollars
One hundred dollars
Five hundred dollars
One thousand dollars

1,186, 000
2,128, 000
963, 820
1,125, 040.

18,132, 000
19, 896,000
96, 663, 820
110,005,040
86, 919, 680
30, 055, 200
34, 344, 000
33, 914, 000
49,404, 000

260, 954.40
260, 574. 20
394, 275. 50
311, 263. 00
526, 033, 00
190, 947, 50
333,140. 00
632, 475, 00
I, 344, 000, 00

370,74.5.75
328, 266. 25
629, 301. 00
513, 636, 50
819, 815, 00
325, 570, 00
515, 840, 00
9,100, 975. 00
13, 649, 000,00

17, 761, 254.25
19, 567,733.75
96, 034,519.00
109, 491,403,50
86 099, 865 00
29 729,630.00
33, 828,160. 00
24, 813, 025. 00
35,755 000.00

Total
TJnltnown in reserve

5,402, 860

479, 333, 740
22, 014,162

4, 253, 662,60

26,253,149,50

453, 080,590, 50
22 014 162, 51

5, 402,860

457,319,578

4, 253, 662, 60

26,253,149,50

431,066,427.99

714,000
One dollar
664, 000
Two dollars
..
....
Five dollars
Ten dollars
Twenty dollars .
Fifty dollars
One hundred dollars
11, 000, 000
Five hundred dollars...
22, 000, 000
One thousand dollars

18, 846, 000
20,560, 000
96, 663, 820
110, 005, 040
86, 919, 680
30, 055, 200
34, 344, 000
44, 914, 000
71,404, 000

1,266,495.15
1, 421, 898.50
588, 593. 50
473, 548.00
969, 532. 00
406, 892. 50
552,675. 00
387,425. 00
672,800,00

1, 637, 240, 90
1, 750,164. 75
1, 217, 894. 50
987,184, 50
1,789, 347, 00
732,462. 50
1,068, 515, 00
9,488,400.00
14, 321, 800.00

17,208,759.10
18,809,835 25
95, 445," 925, 50
109, 017, 855. 50
85,130 333 00
29, 322,737. 50
33. 275, 485, 00
35,425, 600. 00
57, 082, 200,00

Total
Unknown, in reserve

34, 378, 000

513,711,740
79, 932,425

6,739,859,65

32,993, 009.15

480, 718, 730. 85
79,932,425.00

34, 378, 000

433,779, 315

6,739,859,65

32, 993,009.15

400, 786,305,85

1, 500, 000
2, 000, 000

20,346, 000
22, 560, 000
96, 663, 820

3, 220, 683, 25
3,691,717.10
30, 397, 678. 75

4, 857,924,15
5,441,881.85
31, 615, 573, 25

15,488,075,85
17 118 118 15
65, 048, 246.75

Total
1863.
One dollar
Two dollars
Five dollars
Ten dollars
Twenty dollars
Fifty dollars
One liundred dollars
Five hundred dollars
One thousand dollars
Xotal

387,646,589 00

1864.
One dollar
Five dollars
Ten dollars
Twenty dollars
Fifty dollars
One hundred dollars
Five hundred dollars
One thousand dollars
Total
XTntnown in reserve . . . .
Net
1865.

Net
1866.

Net
1867.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars




75

TEEASUEEE.
No.

3 4 . — U N I T E D STATES N O T E S O F EACH DENOMINATION I S S U E D , R E D E E M E D , AND
OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE O F EACH F I S C A L YEAR—Continued.
I s s n e d d u r - Totalissued.
ing year.

Denomination.
1867.
T e n dollars
T w e n t v dollars . . . . . . .
F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s

$110,005, 040 $22, 679,294.75
86,919, 680 19,138,210,00
30, 055, 200
2, 985, 275. 00
34, 344,000
5, 263, 050. 00
46, 954, 000
5, 301, 325. 00
127,816,000 64,403, 900, 00

$23,666,479,25
20, 927,557, 00
3,717, 737, 50
6, 331, 565, 00
14,789, 725. 00
78,725,700,00

$86, 338, 560.75
65,992 123.00
26, 337,462.50
28,012 435 00
32,164,275.00
49, 090, 300. 00

61, 952, 000

575, 663,740 157,081,133.85
13, 806,000

190, 074,143.00

385, 589, 597.00
13, 806,000.00

61, 952, 000

561,857,740 157,081,133.85

190, 074,143.00

371,783,597, 00

$2, 040,000
56,412,000

Total
Unknown in reserve
•Eet

Eedeemed
d u r i n g y e a r . T o t a l redeemed. O u t s t a n d i n g .

1868.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
Ten dollars
T w e n t v dollars
Fifty dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o n s a n d doUars

'.

2,483, 348
3,510, 696

2, 032,000
8,112, 000

22, 829,348
26,070, 696
96, 663, 820
110,005, 040
86, 919, 680
30, 055, 200
34, 344, 000
48, 986, 000
135,928, 000

4, 297, 683.25
4, 667, 751. 70
2, 210, 801. 25
3, 506, 372,50
2, 391, 665, 00
841, 932. 50
974. 975,00
I, 504,975.00
5, 459, 000. 00

9,155, 607,40
10,109,633.55
33, 826, 374,50
27,172, 851. 75
23, 319, 222. 00
• 4,559, 670. 00
7,306, 540. 00
16, 294,700. 00
84,184, 700.00

13,673,740. 60
15,961,062.45
62,837,445. 50
82, 832,188, 25
63, 600, 458. 00
25, 495,530, 00
27,037,460, 00
32, 691, 300.00
51,743,300. 00

Total

16,138, 044

591.801,784
19, 872,484

25,855,156.20

215, 929,299,20

375, 872,484,80
19,872,484. 80

Net

16,138, 044

571,929,300

25, 855,156.20

215,929,299.20

356,000, 000,00

28,351, 348
34, 071,128
101, 000, 000
118,010,000
102,920, 000
30, 055, 200
40, 000, 000
58,986,000.
155, 928, 000

4, 929,028.40
5, 287, 765. 90
6,641,495.50
6, 833,888. 00
5, 816, 229. 00
7, 211, 355,00
6, 010,285, 00
7, 548,475. 00
7, 669, 000.00

14,084, 635, 80
15, 397, 399,45
40, 467,870,00
34, 006,739, 75
29,135,451, 00
11,771, 025.00
13, 316, 825. 00
23,843,175,00
91,853,700.00

14,266,712,20
18, 673,728, 55
60, 532,130,00
84, 003, 280,-25
73, 784, 549,00
18, 284,175, 00
26, 683,175, 00
35,142, 825.00
64, 074, 300. 00

1869.
One d o l l a r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,522, 000
8, 000,432
T w o dollars
4,336,180
Fbve d o l l a r s
•
. . .
8, 004, 960
T e n dollars
16,000, 320
T w e n t y dollars
Fiftydollars
5, 656,666
One hundred dollars
10, 000, 000
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s . . . . . . . 20, 000,000

Total

77, 519, 892

669,321, 676
39, 444, 855

57,947,521,80

273,876,82L00

395,444, 855,00
39, 444,855. 00

Net

77, 519,892

629, 876, 821

57,947,521, 80

273,876, 821.00

356,000, 000, 00

8, 220,000
14, 032, 000
19, 580,000
37,920,000
23,760, 000
20, 600,000
28, 600,000

36,571,348
48,103,128
120, 580, 000
155, 930, 000
126, 680, 000
50, 655, 200
68, 600, 000
58,986, 000
155, 928, 000

4,422, 884.45
5, 209, 611, 30
9,493, 971. 25
17,681, 072. 50
9, 685, 403,00
6, 677,217.50
6, 721,460. 00
11, 495, 475. 00
23, 968, 000.00

18, 507, 520.25
18, 063,827.75
20, 607, 010,75
27, 496,117. 25
49,961,841, 25
70, 618,158.75
51, 687,812,25 104, 242,187. 75
38, 820, 854, 00
87,859,146. 00
18,448, 242. 50- 32, 206, 957. 50
20, 038, 285. 00
48, 561, 715. 00
35, 338, 650, 00
23, 647, 350.00
115, 821,700,00
40,106, 300.00

152,712, 000

822,033, 676

95, 355,095, 00

369,231, 916, 00

1870.
O n e dollar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars .
..........
T w e n t y dollars
Fiftydollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollairs
One thousan d dollars
Total
Less reserve:
One dollar . . . . . .

452,801,760.00

1,060
893.000
14, 000, 000
• 21,366,000
16, 360, 000
10,055, 000
23, 085, 700
2,041,000
9,000,000

1,060.00
893,000. 00
14,000,000.00
21, 366, 000.00
16, 360,000,00
10,055,000, 00
23, 085,700.00
2,041,000.00
9, 000, 000,00

Total

96, 801,760

96, 801,760,00

Net:
O n e dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
Ten dollars....;

36,570, 288
47, 210,128
106,580, 000
134, 564, 000

F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
Fifty dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h'undred d o l l a r s
O n e t h o u s a n d doll a r s




4,422, 884,45
5, 209, 611. 30
10, 053, 996,25
19, OOI, 072. 50

18, 507, 520. 25
20, 607, 010.75
49,961, 841,25
51, 687, 812.25

18,062,767, 75
26, 603,117,25
56, 618,158.75
82, 876,187,75

76
No.

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.
3 4 . — U N I T E D STATES NOTES O F EACH DENOMINATION ISSUED, R E D E E M E D , AND
OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE O F EACH F I S C A L YEAR—Continued.

Denomination.

Issned durTotalissued.
ing year

Redeemed
during year. Total redeemed. Outstanding.

1870.
$110, 320,000 $21, 605, 403, 00 $38, 820, 854.00 $71,499,146, 00
40, 600, 200 9, 223, 617. 50 18, 448, 242. 50 22,151, 957. 50
45,514, 300 11, 411, 460.00
20, 038, 285, 00 25, 476, 015, 00
56, 945, 000 16,433,475, 00
35, 338, 650. 00 21, 606,350,00
146,928, 000 37, 812, 000. 00 115, 821, 700, 00 31,106, 300,00

Twenty dollars
Fifty dollars
One hundred dollars..
Five hundred dollars.
One thousand dollars.

725, 231,916 135,173,520. 00

Total.

369,231, 916. 00 356, 000, 000, 00

1871.
One dollar
Two dollars
Five dollars
Ten dollars '.
Twenty dollars
Fifty clollars
One hundred dollars..
Five hundred dollars.
One thousand dollars.

$7,480, 611
5, 985, 000
5,860, 000
11, 266, 000
12, 995,000
6, 555, 000
8, 705, 700
25, 341, 000
36, 400, 000

44,050,899
53,195,128
112,440, 000
145, 830, 000
123, 315, 000
47,155, 200
54, 220,000
82, 286, 000
183, 328, 000

5, 002, 208.45
6, 821, 860. 80
14, 016, 532. 25
16, 997, 841. 50
16, 607, 793. 00
5,089, 320. 00
8,915, 880. 00
16, 069, 875, 00
31, 067, 000. 00

23, 509, 728. 70
27, 428, 871.55
63, 978, 373.50
68, 685, 653.75
55,428, 647, 00
23, 537, 562. 50
28, 954, 165. 00
51,408, 525. 00
146, 888, 700.00

20,541, 170. 30
25,766, 256.45
48, 461,626. 50
77,144, 346. 25
67, 886,353.00
23, 617,637. 50
25, 265,835. 00
30, 877,475.00
36,439, 300. 00

120, 588, 311

845, 820, 227 120, 588, 311.00

489, 820,227. 00 356,000, 000, 00

9,931, 304
9,172, 000
9, 902, 500
12,210,000
13,001,000
4, 035, 000
5, 098, 000
1,258,000
4, 932, 000

53, 982, 203 5,724, 516. 60
62, 367,128 7,-566, 791. 90
122,402,500 II, 658,604, 00
158, 040,000 13, 584,505.50
136, 316, 000 13,264, 976, 50
51,190, 200 2,700, 294. 50
59. 318, 000 4,722, 665, 00
83, 544, 000 4, 409,450, 00
188, 260, 000 4, 468,000, 00

29, 234,245.30
34, 995,663,45
75, 636,977,50
82, 270,159.25
68, 693,623,50
26, 237,857, 00
33, 676,830. 00
55, 817,975. 00
151,356, 700, 00

69, 599, 804

915, 420, 031 68, 099, 804, 00

557, 920, 031.00 357, 500, 000, 00

One dollar
Two dollars
Five dollars
Ten dollars
Twenty dollars
Fifty dollars
Onehundred dollars..
Fivehundred dollars.
One thousand dollars.

6, 981,567
7, 816,000
9, 537, 500
9, 930, 000
10, 284, 000
3, 000, 000
4,792,000
3, 067, 000
8, 111, 000

35,752, 038,50
60, 963,770 6,517,793.20
7, 712, 608. 55
42, 708,272. 00
70,183,128
9, 903, 055. 00
85, 540,032,50
131,940,000
94, 637,930, 00
167, 970, 000 12, 367,770, 75
79,426, 300.00
146, 600, 000 10, 732, 676, 50
27, 993,325.00
54,190, 200 1,755,468, 00
36, 369,200, 00
64,110, 000 2, 692, 370. 00
86, 611, 000 5,529,025, 00 - 61, 347,000. 00
198, 371, 000 6, 808, 300. 00 158,165, 000. 00

Total
Unknown, destroyed.

63, 519, 067

978, 939, 098 64, 019, 067,00 621, 939, 098, 00 357, 000, 000. 00
I, 000, 000, 00
1, 000, 000, 00 1, 000, 000, 00

63, 519, 067

978,939, 098 65, 019, 067,00

622,939,098.00

356, 000, 000. 00

8, 931, 669
10,177, 520
12, 595, 760
15, 665, 240
14,178,400
5, 230, 000
9,503,300
17, 065, 000
27, 057,000

69, 895, 439 8,571, 888. 50
80, 360, 648 9, 534,938. 00
144, 535,760 8, 452,272.50
183, 635, 240 12,273, 385. 00
160, 778, 400 8, 887,230. 00
59,420, 200 2, 030,775. 00
73, 613, 300 2, 695,400.00
103, 676, 000 34,118, 000. 00
223,428, 000 7, 840,000, 00

44, 323,927. 00
52, 243,210. 00
93, 992,305. 00
106, 911,315. 00
88, 313,530. 00
30, 024,100. 00
39, 064,600. 00
95,465, 000. 00
T66, 005,000, 00

25, 571,512. 00
28,117, 438.00
50, 543,455. 00
76, 723,925. 00
72, 464,870. 00
29, 396,100.00
34, 548,700. 00
8, 211,000. 00
57,423,000. 00

Total.
1872.
One dollar
Two dollars
Five dollars
Ten dollars
Twenty dollars
Fifty dollars
Onehundred dollars..
Five hundred dollars.
One thousand dollars.
Total

24,747, 957,70
27, 371,464, 55
46, 765,522, 50
75,769, 840.75
67, 622,376. 50
24, 952,343. 00
25, 641,170,00
27, 726,025.00
36, 903,300. 00

1873.

Net .
1874.
One dollar
Two dollars
Five dollars. .•
Ten dollars
Twenty dollars
Fifty dollars
Onehundred dollars..
Five hundred dollars.
One thousand dollars.
Total
Unknown, destroyed.
Net.
1875.
One dollar
Two dollars
Five dollars.
Ten dollars
Twenty dollars
Fifty dollars
Onehundred dollars.




25, 211,731. 50
27,474, 856. 00
46, 399,987. 50
73,332, 070.00
67,173, 700,00
26,196, 875. 00
27, 740,800. 00
25, 264,000. 00
38, 206,000. 00

120, 403,889 1, 099, 342, 987 94,403, 889,00

716,342, 987.00 383, 000, 000, 00
1, 000, 000, 00 1, 000, 000. 00

120,403,889 1, 099, 342, 987 94, 403, 889. 00

717, 3.42,987. 00 382, 000, 000. 00

14,626,156
10, 934,400
6, 926, 000
13, 560, 000
10,160,000
8, 960, 700
3, 290,700

84, 521, 595
91, 295, 048
151, 461, 760
197,1.95, 240
170, 938,400
68, 380, 900
76, 904, 000

12, 780, 804. 50
12, 706, 512.00
12, 617,201,50
17,129, 380, 00
15, 242, 828. 00
7, 096, 850,00
6, 620, 800, 00

57,104, 731, 50
64, 949,722, 00
106, 609, 506. 50
124,040, 695. 00
103, 556, 358, 00
37,120, 950, 00
45, 685,400, 00

27,416,863. 50
26,345, 326. 00
44, 852, 253. 50
73,154, 545. 00
67, 382, 042, 00
31, 259, 950, 00
31, 218, 600.00

77

TEEASURER.

N o . 3 4 . — U N I T E D STATES NOTES OF EACH DENOMINATION ISSUED, R E D E E M E D , AND
OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE O F EACH FISCAL YEAR—Continued.
I s s u e d dur- Total issued.
ing year.

Eedeemed
during year

T o t a l redeemed. O u t s t a n d i n g ,

$27,950,000 ' $131, 626,000
7,500, 000
230,928, 000

$5,463,000,00
20,479, 000,00

$100,928,000.00
186, 484,000. 00

$30, 698, 000, 00
44, 444,000. 00

103,907,956 1,203, 250, 943 110,136, 376.00

826,479,363. 00
1, 000, 000.00

376,771, 580, 00
1, 000, 000.00

103, 907,956 1.203.2.50.943 110,136,376. 00

827,479,363,00

375, 771, 580. 00

97, 966, 353 12, 854,116, 60
104, 087, 048 11, 656, 846.40
164, 541, 760 11, 614, 081. 00
208. 391, 240 14, 945, 686. 00
183,122, 400 13,187. 379. 00
78, 531, 900
5, 922,185. 00
82, 584, 000
9, 676, 760, 00
144, 076, 000
9, 379, 500. 00
231,128, 000 . 7, 940, 500. 00

69, 958, 848,10
76, 606,568. 40
118, 223, 587. 50
138, 986, 381. 00
116, 743, 737. 00
43, 043,135. 00
55, 362,160, 00
110, 307,500, 00
194, 424, 500.00

28, 007,504. 90
27,480,479,60
46, 318,172. 50
69, 404, 859.00
66,378, 663. 00
35,488,765. 00
27,221, 840. 00
33,768, 500. 00
36,703,500.00.

91,177,758 1,294,428,701- 97,177, 054.00

923,656,417.00
1, 000, 000.00

370, 772,284.00
1, 000, 000. 00

91,177,758 1, 294,428, 701

97,177, 054. 00

924, 656, 417. 00

369, 772, 284.00

10,147, 399
9, 432, 000
14,180,000
7, 320. 000
8,160,000
5, 983,300
6,985, 200
5,733, 000
4, 500, 000

12, 994, 606,10
11, 542, 653. 40
11,199, 948. 50
12,189,152. 00
11, 931, 466. 00
5,559,155. 00
4, 796, 870. 00
5, 617,000. 00
6, 618, 000.00

82, 953, 454.20
88,149,221.80
129,423, 536. 00
151,175, 533. 00
128, 675, 203. 00
48, 602, 290. 00
60,159, 030. 00
115, 924, 500. 00
201, 042, 500, 00

25,160, 297. 80
25 369, 826. 20
49, 298, 224. 00
64, 535, 707. 00
62,607,197,00
35, 912, 910. 00
29, 410,170. 00
33, 884, 500. 00
34, 585, 500, 00

72,440,899 1, 366,869, 600

82,448,851.00 1, 006,105, 268, 00
1, 000, 000. 00

360, 764, 332,00
1, 000, 000,00

72,440,899 1, 366,869, 600

82,448,851. 00 1, 007,105,268, 00

359,764, 332.00

7, 562, 351
6, 288, 000
15, 820, 000
11, 380, 000
9, 200, 000
3, 200,000
6, 408, 600
4,817, 000
2, 600,000

115,676,103
119, 807, 048
194, 541,760
227, 091, 240
200,482, 400
87, 715. 200
95,977, 800
154, 626, 000
238, 228, 000

94, 746,228.70
11, 792,774. 50
98, 896, 099. 80
10, 746, 878, 00
10,448, 667. 50 * 139, 872, 203. 50
161,539, 596.00
10, 364, 063. 00
137, 761, 757.00
9, 086,554. 00
60, 532, 520. 00
11, 930, 230. 00
64, 353,130. 00
4,194,100. 00
123,747, 500, 00
7,823, 000. 00
205, 015, 500,00
3, 973,000, 00

20,929, 874. 30
20, 910,948. 20
54, 669, 556. 50
65, 551, 644, 00
62, 720, 643,00
27,182, 680. 00
31, 624, 670,00
30, 878, 500. 00
33, 212,500, 00

67, 275, 951 1,434,145, 551

80, 359, 267, 00 1, 086,464, 535. 00
1, 000, 000, 00

347, 681, 016, 00
1, 000, 000, 00

67, 275, 951 1, 434,145, 551

80, 359, 267.00 1,087,464, 535, 00

346, 681, 016.00

One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
Twenty dollars..
Fifty dollars
One l i u n d r e d doUars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

6, 503,133
5, 892,000
11, 060, 000
9, 280, 000
7, 400, 000
2, 400, 000
5, 007,700
5, 650, 000
3,900, 000
4, 005, 000
3, 010, 000

9, 223, 026. 50
8,710, 295.00
11, 622, 443, 50
10,193, 082. 00
9, 649, 756,00
4, 059, 340, 00
4, 593, 890, 00
3, 959, 000.00
2, 042, 000, 00
5, 000, 00
50, 000. 00

103,969,255.20
107, 606, 394. 80
151,494,647.00
171,732,678,00
147, 411, 513. 00
64, 591, 860. 00
68, 947, 020. 00
127, 706,500. 00
207, 057, 500. 00
5, 000. 00
50, 000, 00

18 209 980 80
18, 092, 653, 20
54,107,113,00
64, 638, 562.00
60 470 887 00
25, 523, 340. 00
32, 038,480. 00
32, 569,.500. 00
35, 070, 500. 00
4, 000, 000. 00
2, 960, 000,00

Total
Unkncwn, d e s t r o y e d . . .

64,107, 833 1,498, 253, 384 64,107, 833.00 1,150,572, 368. 00
1, 000, 000. 00

347, 681, 016.00
1,000 000 00

64,107, 833 1,498, 253, 384 64,107,833,00 1,151, 572, 368, 00

346,681,016, 00

Denomination.
1875.
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d doUars
Total
U n k n o w n destroved
Net'

...

, 1876.
One dollar
T wo d o l l a r s
F i v e dollars
. . .
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollais
One t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net
1877.
O n e dollar
1
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
Ten dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
One'hundred dollars
F i v e hundred dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
Total . .
Unknown, destroyed
Net
1878,
O n e dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e hundred dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net

13, 444,758
12,792,000
13, 080, 000
11,196,000
. . 1.2,184, 000
10,151,000
5, 680, 000
12, 450, 000
200, 000

108,113, 752
113, 519,048
178, 721, 760
215, 711, 240
191, 282, 400
84, 515, 200
89, 569, 200
149, 809, 000
235, 628, 000

1879.

Net




122,179, 236
125, 699,048
205, 601, 760
236, 371, 240
207, 882,400
90,115,200
100, 985, 500
160, 276, 000
242,128, 000
4,005, 000
3, 010, 000 >

78
No<

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.
3 4 . — U N I T E D STATES N O T E S O F EACH DENOMINATION I S S U E D , R E D E E M E D , AND
OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE OF EACH F I S C A L YEAR—Continued.
I s s u e d dur- Total issued.
ing year.

Denomination.

1880.
O n e dollar
. . . . . . . . . . . . . $9, 057,863
8, 232,000
T w o dollars . .
19, 680, 000
16,
520, 000
T e n dollars
:
T w e n t v dollars
. . . . . . . . . . 17, 360,000
1, 400, 000
F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
. . 3,052, 700
2, 300, 000
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
700, 000
One t h o u s a n d dollars
1, 000, 000
F i v e t h o u s a n d doUars
2, 000, 000
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars
Total
U n k n o w n destroved

$131, 237, 099
133, 931, 048
225, 281, 760
252, 891, 240
225,242,400
91, 515, 200
104, 038, 200
162, 576, 000
242, 828, 000
5, 005, 000
5,010, 000

$6,935,511.80
5, 971, 840, 20
8,354, 565. 00
6,241, 811, 00
5, 687, 680.00
2,114, 345.00
2, 293, 310. 00
15, 645, 500,00
19, 238, 000. 00
4, 320, 000. 00
4,500,000, 00

$110,904,767,00 $20, 332, 332. 00
113, 578, 235. 00
20, 352,813. 00
159, 849, 212. 00
65, 432, 548. 00
177, 974. 489. 00
74, 916,751,00
153,099,193.00
72,143, 207.00
66, 706, 205. 00
24, 808, 995. 00
71, 240, 330. 00
32,797,870. 00
143, 352, 000.00
19^^224, 000. 00
226, 295, 500. 00
16, 532, 500.00
4, 325, 000. 00
680,000, 00
4,550, OQO. 00
460, 000, 00

81, 302,563 1, 579,555, 947

81,302, 563,00 1,231,874,931, 00
I, 000,000. 00

347, 681, 016, 00
1, 000, 000, 00

81, 302, 563 1,579, 555, 947

81,302,563,00 1,232,874,931.00

346, 681, 016.00

9,889, 034
8, 752, 000
14, 760, 000
9,160, 000
6,240,000
1,200,000
2, 944, 300
.700, 000
900, 000

7,575, 604.40
6, 860, 690. 60
10, 623,470. 00
7, 086, 364,00
6, 111, 610, 00
2, 306, 085. 00
2,794, 510,00
5, 354, 000. 00
5, 408, 000. 00
. 225,000,00
200,000, 00

.. .

Net

Redeemed
Total redeemed. Outstanding.
dnring year.

1881.
O n e dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars . . .
T e n dollars
T w e n t y doUars
F i f t y doUars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
F i v e thousand dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

118,480,37L40
120, 438, 925. 60
170,472, 682. 00
185, 060, 853. 00
159,210,803, 00
69, 012, 290. 00
74, 034,840. 00
148, 706, 000,00
231,703, 500. 00
4, 550,000. 00
4.750, 000,00

22, 645, 761. 60
22,244,122.40
69,569, 078. 00
76, 990, 387. 00
72, 271, 597. 00
23, 702,910.00
32, 947, 660, 00
14, 570, 000. 00
12,024,500, 00
• 455, 000, 00
260, 000, 00

54, 545, 334 1, 634,101, 281

54, 545,334, 00 1,286,420, 265,00
1, 000,000,00

347, 681, 016.00
I, 000,000. 00

54, 545, 334 1, 634,101, 281

54, 545,334.00 1,287,420.265.00

346, 681,016. 00

'...

Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net

141,-126,133
142, 683, 048
240,041,760
262, 051, 240
231, 482, 400
92, 715, 200
106, 982, 500
163, 276, 000
243, 728, 000
5, 005, 000
5, 010, 000

1882.
126,850,703.40
128, 532, 422. 60
186, 979,220,00
195,946,474.00
168, 504,929. 00
71,723, 430. 00
77,041, 010,00
150,150, 000, 00
232,892,500.00
9, 580, 000. 00
17, 740, 000. 00

25,720, 953,60
24, 622,625,40
67, 342, 540,00
72,784, 766, 00
68, 657,471.00
24,191,770.00
34, 469, 390, 00
14, 876, 000,00
12, 335, 500.00
420,000.00
2, 260, 000, 00

79, 520, 424 1,713, 621,705

79,520,424,00 1,365, 940, 689. 00
1, 000, 000.00

347,681, 016, 00
1,000, 000, 00

79, 520,424 1,713, 621,705

79, 520,424,00 1,366, 940, 689, 00

346, 681, 016.00

136, 821, 314.20
137, 302,653. 80
206,031, 675.00
210, 238, 354, 00
180,715, 491. 00
75, 929, 305, 00
81,564,610,00
152, 277, 500.00
235, 299, 500. 00
19, 685, 000,00
39,840,000,00

27,736, 456,80
25,524, 394.20
71,150,085,00
72, 732, 886. 00
62,446,909 00
23,885, 895. 00
34,302, 390. 00
15, 098, 500.00
14,328, 500,00
315, 000. 00
160, 000, 60

109,764,714 1,823,386,419 109,764, 714.00 1,475,705,403.00
1,000, 000.00

347 681 016 09
1,000,000 00

109, 764,714 1,823,386,419 109,764, 714.00 I, 476,705,403.00

346 681 016 00

O n e dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars .
...
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d doll a r s
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars

11, 445, 524
10, 472, 000
.14, 280. 000
6, 680; 000
5, 680; 000
3, 200, 000
4, 527, 900
1, 750, 000
1, 500, 000
4, 995, 000
14, 990, 000

Total
Unknown, destroved . . . .
Net

8, 370, 332,00
152, 571, 657
8, 093, 497, 00
153,155, 048
254, 321, 760 16, 506, 538, 00
268, 731, 240 10, 885, 621,00
9,294,126, 00
237,162,400
2, 711,140,00
95, 915, 200
• 111, 510, 400 3, 006,170,00
1,444, 000.00
165, 026, 000
1,189,000. 00
245, 228, 000
5,030, 000, 00
10, 000, 000
20, 000, 000 12,990, 000, 00

1883.
One dollar
T w o doUars
F i v e doUars
T e h doUars
.^. .
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
O n e ' h u n d r e d doUars
Five hundred doUars.'
O n e t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d doUars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars

Total

J..

Unkno"wii, d e s t r o y e d
Net

.

11,986,114
9, 672, 000
22, 860, 000
14, 240, 000
6, 000, 000
3, 900, 000
4, 356, 600
2, 350, 000
4, 400, 000
, 10, 000,000
20, 000, 000

164, 557, 771
162, 827, 048
277,181,760
282, 971, 240
243,162,400
99,815,200
115, 867,000
167, 376, 000
249, 628, 000
20, 000,000
40, 000, 000

9, 970, 610. 80
8,770,23L20
19, 052,455.00
14, 291, 880,00
12, 210, 562. 00
4, 205, 875. 00
4, 523, 600, 00
2,127, 500,00
2,407, 000. 00
10,105, 000. 00
22, IOO, 000,00

1884.
One doUar
T w o doUars
Five dollars.:
T e n dollars
T w e n t y doUars




8,943,236
7, 808, 000
23,420,000
12,160, 000
9,280, 000

173,501,007
170, 635, 048
300, 601, 760
295,131, 240
252,442,400

10, 019,508.00
8, 434, 508.00
19, 017,170.00
15, 365, 870, 00
13,672, 280.00

146,840,822.20
145, 737,161.80
225.048,845.00
225, 604, 224,00
194, 387,771.00

26, 660,184.80
24, 897, 886.20
75,552,915, 00
69,527, 016, 00
58,054, 629.00

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No.

3 4 . — U N I T E D STATES N O T E S OF EACH DENOMINATION ISSUED, R E D E E M E D , AND
OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE OF EACH F I S C A L YEAR—Continued.

Denomination.

Redeemed
Issued dur- Total issued.
Total redeemed. Outstanding.
ing year.
during year.
0

1884.
$104,015,200
121,104,000
172, 276, 000
259, 828, 000
20, 000, 000
40, 000, 000

$80, 806,305.00 $23, 208, 895. 00
87,463, 010.00
33, 640, 990, 00
155, 362, 000, 00
16, 914, 000, 00
240, 593, 500.00 ' 19,034,500.00
19, 870. 000. 00
130, 000. 00
39,940, 000.00
60, 000. 00

Fiftydollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars . . .

$4; 200,000
5, 237, 000
4, 900, 000
10, 000,000

. Total
U n k n o w n destroved

85,948, 236 1,909,334,655

85, 948, 236.00 1,561, 653, 639, 00
1,000,000.00

347, 681, 016.00
1, 000, 000.00

85, 948,236 1,909,334, 655

85,948,236.00 1,562, 653, 639,00

346, 681, 016,00

One dollar
T w o dollars
...........
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
i
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y doUars
One'hundred dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One thousand dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars

10,187,153
10, 856, 000
19, 300, 000
9, 640,000
9, 760, 000
4,800, 000
5, 600, 000
2, 350,000
12, 000,000

11,895, 276.00
10, 458, 817. 00
18, 855,110. 00
14, 627, 630. 00
12, 688,120. 00
4, 549, 000. 00
6," 344, 200. 00
2, 707, 000, 00
2,318,000.00
30, 000. 00
20, 000. 00

158, 736,098. 20
156,195, 978, 80
243,903,955,00
240, 231, 854. 00
207,075,891.00
85, 355, 305.00
93,807,210. 00
158, 069,000. 00
242, 911,500. 00
19,900, 000. 00
39,960, 000. 00

24, 952, 061, 80
25, 295, 069.20
75, 997, 805,00
64,539,386.00
55,126,509, 00
23,459, 895, 00
32,896,790,00
16, 557, 000.0.0
28,716,500.00
100, 000. 00
40, 000,00

Total
U D known, destroyed

84,493,153 1,993,827,808

84,493,153, 00 1, 646,146,792. 00
1,000, 000.00

347, 681, 016,00
1,000,000.00

84,493,153 1, 993, 827,808

84,493,153, 00 1, 647,146,792. 00

346,681,016. 00

166, 084, 237. 60
163, 286, 678.40
255,592,541.00
248,072, 579, 00
214, 244, 021, 00
87, 523,935, 00
100,044, 300.00
162, 602, 000.00
251,766,500,00
19, 940,000,00
39,990,000. 00

17, 603, 922.40
18,204, 369. 60
85, 629,219,00
66, 658, 661.00
55, 078, 379,00
23,291,265.00
31, 359,700, 00
12,424,000,00
37,361, 500. 00
60, 000. 00
10, 000.00

Net

$4, 877,000,00
5, 898,400, 00
3, 084, 500. 00
5, 294, 000. 00
185, 000, 00
100, 000.00

1885.

Net

183,688,160
181,491, 048
319, 901, 760
304,771, 240
262, 202, 400
108,815, 200
126,704, 000
174, 626, 000
271,628, 000
20, 000, 000
40,000, 000

1886.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e doUars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
Five* t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s . . .
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

21, 320, 000
9, 960, 000
7,120,000
2,000, 000
4,700, 000
400, 000
17, 500,000

Total
Unkno"wn, d e s t r o y e d

63, 000, 000 2, 056,827,808

63,000, 000. 00 1,709,146,792. 00
I, 000,000.00

347,681, 016.00
1, 000,000, 00

63, 000, 000 2, 056, 827, 808

63, 000,000, 00 1,710,146, 792,00

346,681, 016.00

174,890,783,50
172,482,476. 00
272, 896, 909. 50
256,999, 769.00
221, 633, 039.00
90, 906, 215. 00
104,560, 600. 00
167,321, 500.00
261, 578, 500. 00
19,955,000,00
39, 990, 000, 00

8, 797, 376. 50
9, 008, 572. 00
95, 064,850. 50
80, 371,471.00
63,929,361, 00
21,908,985.00
29,643,400, 00
7, 704, 500,00
31,197, 500. 00
45, 000.00
TO. 000.00

74,068,000 2,130,895,808

74,068, 000, 00 1,783,214, 792. 00
1, 000,000. 00

347,681,016.00
1, 000, 000, 00

74,068,000 2,130r895, 808

74,068,000.00 1,784,214,792, 00

346, 681, 016.00

178, 507, 927, 50
176, 514,112.00
294, 206, 887, 50
268,106, 839.00
229, 548,476.00
93,744, 650,00
107,999,900, 00
168,458, 000,00
269,825, 000,00

5,180, 232,50
4, 976, 936,00
81, 054, 872,50
86,264, 401,00
84, 813, 924, 00
21, 870, 550, 00
31,104,100,00
8,068,000.00
24,303,000.00

Net

183, 688,160
181, 491, 048
341, 221, 760
.314,731, 240
269, 322, 400
110, 815, 200
131, 404, 000
175,026,000
289,128, 000
20,000, 000
40,000,000

7, 348,139,40
7, 090, 699. 60
11, 688. 586. 00
7, 840, 725. 00
7,168,130. 00
2,168, 630,00
6, 237, 090. 00
4,533, 000,00
8,855, 000. 00
40,000. 00
30, 000. 00

1887.
O n e doUar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
Ten dollars
T w e n t y dollars ^
FiftydoUars
O n e ' h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e thousand dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars
Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net

\

26, 740, 000
22, 640, 000
16, 240, 000
2,000,000
2, 800, 000
3, 648, 000

183, 688,160
181,491, 048
367, 961, 760
337, 371. 240
285, 562; 400
112, 815, 200
134, 204, 000
175, 026, 000
292, 776, 000
20, 000,000
40, 000, 000

8, 806,545,90
9,195,797,60
17, 304, 368.50
8, 927,190. 00
7, 389,018, 00
3, 382, 280. 00
4,516, 300.00
4,719, 500,00
9, 812, 000, 00
15, 000,00

1888.
O n e dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n doUars
T w e n t y doUars
Fifty dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
O n e t h o u s a n d doUars

7, 300, 000
17, 000, 000
.28,800,000
2, 800,000
4, 900, 000
1,500,000
1,352,000




183,688,160
181, 491, 048
375, 261,760
354,371, 240
314, 362,400
115, 615, 200
139,104, 000
176, 526, 000
294,128,000

3, 617,144, 00
4, 031, 636. 00
21, 309,978. 00
11.107,070.00
7, 915,437.00
2, 838,435, 00
3, 439, 300.00
1,136,500.00
8, 246, 500.00

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REPORT

ON T H E FINANCES.

N o . 3 4 . — U N I T E D STATES NOTES OF EACH DENOMINATION I S S U E D , R E D E E M E D , AND
OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE O F EACH F I S C A L YEAR—Continued.

Denomination.

I s s u e d during year. Total issued.

Redeemed
during year.

1888.
F i v e t h o n s a n d doUars
T e n t h o n s a n d dollars

$20, 000, 000
40, 000, 000

$10,000.00

Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net

Total redeemed. Outstanding.

• $19,965, 000,00
39, 990. 000, 00

$35,000,00
10,000,00

$63,652, 000 2,194, 547, 808

63,652,000,00 1,846, 866, 792, 00
I, 000, 000. 00

347, 681, 016. 00
1, 000, 000, 00

63,652,000 2,194, 547, 808

63, 652, 000. 00 1,847, 866,792.00

346, 681,016,00

1889.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e doUars
Ten dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
O n e h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n thousand dollars

183, 688,160
181,491, 048
375, 261, 760
368, 091, 240
333, 242, 400
121, 615, 200
146,704,000
184, 276, 000
299, 628, 000
20, 000, 000
40,000, 000

1, 465, 704. 60
1, 625, 642. 40
22, 719, 912.00
13, 400,148. 00
10, 280, 678. 00
3, 628,135. 00
3, 895, 280. 00
1, 318, 500.00
1,116, 000. 00

179, 973, 632,10
178,139,754.40
316, 926, 799,50
281,506, 987, 00
239, 829,154,00
97, 372,785,00
111, 895,180,00
169, 77;6, 500. 00
270, 941, 000, 00
19,965,000,00
39, 990, 000, 00

3, 714, 527, 90
3, 351, 293. 60
58, 334, 980. 50
86, 584, 253. 00
93,413 246. 00
24, 242, 415. 00
34, 808, 820, 00
14, 499, 500, 00
28, 687, 000.00
35, 000.00
10, 000,00

59,450,000 2,253,997, 808

59,450, 000.00 1,906,316,792,00
1, 000,000,00

347, 681 016 00
1, 000, 000. 00

59,450, 000 2, 253, 997, 808

59,450, 000. 00 1,907,316,792,00

346, 681, 016, 00

One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n doUars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars .
O n e ' h u n d r e d doUars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
Five thousand dollars.
T e n thousand dollars

216, 000
216, 000
20, 020, 000
19, 720,000
31,360,000
I, 800, 000
3,400, 000
1, 400, 000

638,174.70
694,414.80
20, 624,576.50
15, 893,453.00
13, 286, 896. 00
4, 580, 015. 00
5, 684, 470,00
4, 571, 000, 00
12,149, 000.00
10, 000.00

Total
U n k n o w n , destroyed

78,132, 000 2,332,129,808

13, 720, 000
18, 880, 000
6, 000, 000
7, 600, 000
7, 750, 000
5, 500, 000

Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net..
1890.

180,611, 806. 80
178, 834,169, 20
337, 551, 376, 00
297, 400,440. 00
253,116,050. 00
101, 952, 800, 00
117, 579, 650, 00
174, 347,500. 00
283, 090, 000. 00
19, 975, 000. 00
39, 990, 000,00

3, 292, 353. 20
2, 872, 878. 80
57, 730, 384. 00
90, 410, 800.00
111, 486, 350, 00
21, 462 400, 00
32, 524,350. 00
11, 328, 500. 00
16, 538; 000. 00
25, 000. 00
10, 000, 00

78,132, 000. 00 1, 984,448, 792. 00
1,000, 000. 00

347,681.016.00
1, 000, 000. 00

78,132, 000 2,332,129,808

78,132, 000. 00 I, 985,448,792.00

346, 681,016. 00

O n e dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n doUars
T w e n t y doUars
Fifty dollars
One'hundred dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d doUars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars

476,000
856, 000
16, 500, 000
19, 440, 000
25,120,000
1, 800, 000
2,100,000
600,000
3,900, 000

378,153.00
412, 997, 00
16, 703, 395, 00
18, 265, 425. 00
17, 889, 980. 00
4, 018, 850. 00
5, 904,700. 00
2, 950, 500. 00
4,258, 000. 00
10,000,00

Total
Unknown, destroyed

70, 792, 000 2,402,921,808

70,792, 000, 00 2,055, 240,792.00
1, 000, 000. 00

347,681,016. 00
1, 000, 000. 00

70, 792, 000 2,402,921, 808

70,792, 000.00 2, 056, 240, 792. 00

346, 681, 016.00

I, 208, 000
336,000
19, 480, 000
19, 280, 000
12,560, 000
1, 700, 000
2, 080,000
5, 520, 000
4,100, 000

• 536,135.00
570, 420. 00
15,412, 785, 00
18, 226,420. 00
18, 472, 440. 00
3, 673, 400. 00
4, 693, 900.00
2, 378, 500. 00
2,300, 000. 00

181, 526, 094, 80
179,817, 586.20
369, 667, 556,00
333, 892, 285. 00
289,478, 470,00
109, 645,050. 00
128,178, 250. 00
179, 676, 500. 00
289, 648, 000,00
19, 985, 000, do
39,990,000.00

4, 062,065,20
3,081, 461. 80
61, 594, 204. 00
92 638 955,00
112, 803, 930,00
18,870,150,00
26,105, 750. 00
12, 519, 500. 00
17, 980, 000, 00
15, 000, 00
10, 000, 00

66, 264,000 2,469,185, 808

66, 264, 000. 00 2,121, 504, 792. 00
1, 000, 000. 00

347. 681, 016, 00
I, 000,000.00

66, 264, 000 2,469,185, 808

66, 264, 000,00 2,122, 504,792. 00

346, 681,016, 00

183,904,160
181, 707, 048
395. 281, 760
387, 811,240
364, 602, 400
123, 415, 200
150,104, 000
185, 876, 000
299, 628, 000
20, 000, 000
40, 000, 000

.,...,
•

Net
I89I.

Net
1892.
One dollar . . . . . . . . . . . . .
T w o dollars
'
F i v e doUars
i
T e n dollars . . . .
...
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d d o l l a r s
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
F i v e thousand dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars .
Total
Unknown destroyed.. . . .
Net




184, 380,160
182, 563, 048
411,781,760
407, 251, 240
389,722,400
124, 815, 200
152, 204, 000
186, 676, 000
303, 528, 000
20, 000, 000
40,000, 000

185,588,160
182, 899, 048
431, 261,760
426,531,240
402, 282, 400
126, 515, 200
154, 284, 000
192,196, 000
307, 628, 000
20, 000, 000
40, 000, 000

180, 989, 959,80
3, -990, 200. 20
179, 247,166, 20 • 3. 315, 881. 80
57. 528, 989. 00
354, 254, 771. 00
91, 585, 375. 00
315, 665, 865. 00
271, 006, 030. 00 118, 710, 370, 00
18, 843, ,550, 00
105,971, 650.00
28, 719, 650,00
123, 484, 350. 00
177, 298, 000. 00
9, 378, 000. 00
287, 348, 000. 00
16,180, 000. 00
19, 985,000, 00
15, 000. 00
39, 990, 000.00
10, 000. 00

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TREASURER.

N o . 3 4 . — U N I T E D STATES NOTES OF EACH DENOMINATION I S S U E D , R E D E E M E D , AND
OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE OF EACH FISCAL YEAR—Continned.

Denomination.

I s s u e d dur- T o t a l i s s u e d .
ing year.

Redeemed
during year.

Total redeemed. Outstanding.

1893.
One dollar
... ...
T w o dollars . . . . . . . . . . . .
F i ve dollars
T e n dollars
*
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
One ' h u n d r e d doUars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
Ten thousand dollars

$208,000
528,000
19,640,000
22, 320, 000
17, 040, 000
2, 300, 000
4, 520, 000
6,180, 000
18, 380, 000

Total
Unknown, destroyed

91,116,000 2, 560, 301,808

91,116, 000. 00 2,212, 620, 792. 00
1, 000, 000. 00

347,681,016.00
1, 000, 000. 00

91,116, 000 2, 560. 301, 808

91,116, 000, 00 2,213, 620, 792. 00

346, 681, 010. 00

One dollar
T w o dollars . . . . . . .
......
F i v e dollars
Ten dollars . . . . . . . . . . . . .
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t v dollars
O n e hunclred d o l l a r s
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
O n e t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e thousand dollars . .
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

416, 000
264, 000
11,140, 000
17, 680, 000
19, 280, 000
*2, 470, 000
4, 090, 000

759, 719, 00
646, 041. 00
20, 557,470, 00
24, 639, 290. 00
25, 631. 880,00
2, 775, 900,00
3, 504, 200. 00
4, 206, 500. 00
8, 239, 000. 00

Total
U n k n o w n , destroyed

Net

$185, 796,160
183, 427, 048
450,901, 760
448,851,240
419,322,400
128, 815, 200
158, 804, 000
198,378,000
326, 008, 000
20, 000, 000
40, 000, 000

$873, 902. 00 $182, 399, 996.80
$3, 396,163.20
757, 018. 00
180,574, 604. 20
2 852 443 80
19, 031, 950. 00
388. 899, 506. 00 62, 202, 254.00
23, 905, 380.00
357, 797, 665.00
91,053,575.00
28, 366, 300. 00
317, 844, 770. 00 101,477, 630. 00
4, 730, 850. 00
114, 375. 900. 00
14,439 300. 00
7, 220, 600. 00
135, 398, 850, 00
23,405,150.00
182,130,500. 00
2, 454, 000. 00
16,245,500.00
293, 424,000.00
3, 776, 000. 00
32,584, 000. 00
19, 985, 000. 00
15,000.00
39, 990, 000. 00
10, 000. 00

1894,
183,159, 715. 80
181, 220, 645. 20
409, 258, 978. 00
382, 436, 955. 00
343, 476, 650. 00
117,151,800.00
138,903, 050. 00
186,337,000.00
301, 663,000,00
19, 985, 000. 00
39, 990,000. 00

3, 052, 444.20
2 470 402 80
52; 784, 784, 00
84 094, 285 00
95.1.25,750.00
14 133 400 00
23, 990, 950. 00
12, 039, 000, 00
59, 965, 000.00
15, 000. 00
10,000. 00

90, 960, 000 2,6.51,261,808

90,960, 000.00 2, 303,580, 792.00
'1,000,000.00

347 681,016 00
1,000,000,00

90, 960, 000 2,651,261,808

90, 960, 000. 00 2, 304, 580, 792. 00 346 681, 016 00

One dollar
...
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
Ten dollars...
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
O n e ' h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d doUars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

732, 000
608. 000
18,000,000
16, 760, 000
15, 520, 000
1, 530, 000
2, 210, 000

599, 333. 00
498, 302. 00
16, 463, 385. 00
20, 045, 570. 00
20, 920, 580. 00
3, 220, 950. 00
4,626,400.00
2,761, 500. 00
5,584,000,00

Total
U n k n o w n destroyed . .

74,720, 000 2,725, 981, 808

74,720,'000,00 2, 378, 300, 792. 00 347 881 016 00
1 000,000.00
1, 000, 000. 00

74, 720, 000 2,725,981,808

74, 720, 000, 00 2, 379, 300, 792. 00 346 681 016. 00

Net

35, 620, 000

186, 212,160
183,691,048
462,041,760
466, 531, 240
438, 802, 400
131,285,200
162, 894, 000
198, 376, 000
381, 628, 000
20, 000,000
40, 000, 000

'

1895.

Net

19, 360, 000

186, 944,160
184, 290, 048
480, 041, 760
483, 201, 240
454,122,400
132, 815, 200
105,104, 000
198, 376, 000
380, 988, 000
20, 000, 000
40,000,000

183,759,048.80
181,718,947.20
425, 720. 341. 00
402, 482, 525. 00
364, 397, 230. 00
120, 372, 750. 00
143, 529, 450. 00
189, 098, 500. 00
307, 247, 000. 00
10, 085, 000. 00
39, 990, 000.00

3 185, 111. 20
2,580,100.80
54, 321, 419. 00
80 808, 715. 00
89, 725,170. 00
12,442,450, 00
21 574 550 00
9 277,500.00
73, 741, 000.00
15, 000. 00
10, 000,00

1896,
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d d o l l a r s
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars

656, 000
1,488, 000
19,440, 000
22, 200, 000
7, 200, 000
3, 800, 000
'8, 000. 000

Total
Unknown, destroyed

68, 924, 000 2, 794, 905, 808

68, 924, 000, 00 2, 447, 224, 792, 00 347, 681, 016,00
1,000,000, 00
I, 000, 000. 00

68,924, 000 2,794, 905, 808

68, 924, 000. 00 2,448, 224,792. 00

346, 681, 016, 00

700, 000
600,000
15, 400, 000
14, 520, 000
7, 600, 000

753, 248,00
1, 084, 833. 00
15, 822, 202. 00
17, 303, 684.00
14, 696,458,00

185, 227, 346. 80
183, 538, 090. 20
457,406,733. 00
438,319,169.00
395, 999,328.00

3, 072, 813,20
2, 848,957,80
57, 475, 027,00
81 692, 071, 00
72,923, 072.00

Net

6,140, 000

187, 600,160
185, 787, 048
499, 481, 760
505,491,240
461,322,400
136, 615, 200
173,104,000
198, 376, 000
387,128, 000
20, 000, 000
40, 000, 000

715, 050, 00
734,310.00
15, 864,190. 00
18, 532, 960. 00
16, 905, 640, 00
2, 936, 450. 00
4, 228, 900, 00
2, 562, 500. 00
6, 444, 000. 00

184, 474, 098. 80
182,453, 257. 20
441, 584, 531. 00
421, 015, 485. 00
381, 302, 870,00
123, 309, 200. 00
147, 758, 350. 00
191, 661, 000. 00
313; 691, 000,00
19, 985, 000, 00
39, 990, 000. 00

3 126,061.20
3 333,790,80
57, 897, 229. 00
84 475 755.00
80, 019, 530.00
13, 306, 000. 00
25. 345, 650. 00
6, 715, 000.00
73, 437, 000.00
15, 000,00
10, 000,00

1897,
One dollar
T w o dollars
Five dollars
T e n dollars
....
T w e n t y dollars

Fl 98


188, 300,160
186, 387, 048
514, 881, 760
520, Oil, 240
468,922, 400

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^ o . 3 4 . — U N I T E D STATES NOTES OF EACH DENOMINATION ISSUED, R E D E E M E D , AND
OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE OF EACH F I S C A L YEAR—Coutiuued.
lasnecl dur
ing year. Total issued.

Denoraination,

Redeeraed
during year.

Total redeemed.

Outstanding.

$125, 311, 225, 00
150, 643, 900. 00
193, 373, 000. 00
317, 051, 000. 00
19, 985, 000. 00
39, 990, 000. 00

$14,903, 975.00
24, 460,100. 00
16,103, 000. 00
74,177, 000.00
15, 000. 00
10, 000.00

1897.
Fiftydollars
One'hundred dollars —
Five hundred dolLars..
One thousand dollars..
Five thousand dollars.
Ten thousand dollars..

$3, 600, 000 $140, 215, 200 $2, 002, 025. 00
2, 000, 000 175,104,000
2, 885, 550, 00
11,100,000
209, 476, 000 1, 712, 000, 00
4,100, 000 391,228,000
3, 360, 000,00
20, 000, 000
40, 000, 000

Total
Unlmown, destroyed.

59, 620,000 2,854, 525, 808 59, 620, 000, 002,506, 844,792. 00 347, 681, 016, 00
1, 000, 000. 00 1, 000, 000,00
59, 620, 000 2,854, 525,808 59, 620, 000,00 2, 507,844,792. 00 346, 681, 016.00

Net.
1898.

188,300,160
584, 378. 00 185,811, 724.80
188, 387, 048
724,112. 00 184, 262,202. 20
537, 321,700 15, 916, 335. 00 473, 323,068, 00
534, 691, 240 15, 2.56, 240, 00 453,575, 409,00
476, 602, 400 11, 716, 560, 00 407,715. 888.00
141, 515, 200 1, 382, 375, 00 126, 693,600. 00
178, 204, 000 2, 336, 500. 00 152, 980,400,00
210,176, 000 1, 441,500. 00 194, 814,500, 00
395, 588, OOC 4, 902, 000, 00 321, 953,000. 00
20, 000, 000
19, 985,000,00
40, 000, 000
° 39,990,000, 00

One dollar
Two dollars
.Fivedollars
Ten dollars
Twenty dollars
Fifty dollars
One hundred dollars . .
Five hundred dolhirs..
Oue thousand dollars..
Five thousand dollars.
Ten thousand dollars..

22, 440, 000
14, 680, 000
7, 680, 000
1, 300, 000
3,100, 000
700,000
4, 360, 000

Total
,
Unknown, destroyed .

54, 260, 000 2,908, 785, 808 54, 260, 000. 00 2, 561,104, 792. 00 347,681,016.00
1, 000, 000. 00 1,000,000.00

2, 488,435. 20
2,124, 845. 80
63, 998,692. 00
81,115, 831. 00
68, 888,512.00
14,821, 600. 00
25, 223,800. 00
15, 361,500.00
73, 635,000. 00
15, 000. 00
10, 000. 00

54, 260, 000 2, 908, 785,808 54,260, 000, 00 2, 562,104, 792. 00 346, 681, 016, 00

Net.

No. 35.- - T R E A S U R Y

NOTES O F 1890 O F EACH DENOMINATION ISSUED, R E D E E M E D ,
AND OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE O F EACH F I S C A L YEAR.
I s s u e d durRedeeraed
ing year. Total issued. d u r i n g year.

Denoraination,

Total
redeeraed.

Outstanding.

1891.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T w e n t y dollars
One h u n d r e d dolhirs
One t h o u s a n d dollars
Total

$3, 656,417
3,176, 000
10, 220, 000
17,580,000
3, 440, 000
6, 900, 000
6, 900, 000

• $3,656,417
3,176, 000
10,220, 000
17,560, 000
3,440, 000
6, 900, 000
6, 900, 000

$139,967
34, 908
123, 815
512, 290
21,320
186, 700
605,000

$139,967
34,908
123,815
512,290
21,320
186, 700
605,000

$3, 516, 450
3 141 092
10, 098,185
17. 047, 710
3, 418, 680
6, 713, 300
6, 295, 000

51, 852,417

51, 852,417

I, 624,000

1, 624,000

50,228,417

4, 248,424
6, 792, 000
14, 820, 000
15, 360, 000
8, 320, 000
4, 090, 000
6, 700, 000

7, 904, 841
9,968, 000
24, 840,000
32, 920, 000
11,760,000
10, 990, 000
13, 600, 000

1, 502, 909
1, 257,066
1,469, 585
1, 722. 330
360, 880
771, 000
1, 563, 000

1,
1,
1,
2,

642, 876
291, 974
593,400
234, 620
382, 200
957,700
2,168, 000

6, 261,
8, 676,
23, 246,
30, 685,

60,130,424

111,982,841

8, 646, 770

10,270,770

3,733,078
4, 204, 372
6, 410, 530
6, 076, 710
2, 080, 060
6,800
3, 430, 900
15, 818, 000

5,375, 954
5,496, .346
8, 003, 930
8,311,330
2, 462, 280
6,300
4, 388, 600
17, 986, 000

1892.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T w e n t y dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
Total

965
026
800
380

11 '177 SOO

10, 032, 300
11, 432, 000
101,712,071

1893.
Ono dollar
'I'wo d o l l a r s
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Filliy dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
O n e t h o u s a n d dollars
Total

.•

10, 770,106
7, 888,000
20,100, 000
19, 360, 000
11,040,000
800, 000
1, 080, 000
16, 200, 000

18, 674,
17, 856,
44, 940,
52, 280,
22,800,
800,
12, 070,
29, 800,

947
000
000
000
000
000
000
000

13,
12,
36,
43,
20,

298,
359,
936,
988,
337,
793,
7, 681,
11, 814,

993
654
070
670
740
700
400
000

87, 238,106

199, 220, 947

41, 759, 950 _

52, 030, 720

147,190, 227

6,669,190
4,192, 000
9, 200, 000
8, 720, 000
3, 840, 000

25, 344,137
22, 048, UOO
54,140, 000
61, 000, 000
26, 640, 000

7,138, 726
6, 205, 329
12,316,885
11, 447, 780
4,067 080

12, 514, 680
11,701,675
20, 320, 815
19,759,110
6, 529, 340

12, 829, 457
10, 346, 325
33,819,185
41, 240, 890
20,110. 660

1894.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T w e n t y dollars




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N o . 3 5 . — T R E A S U R Y NOTES O F 1890 O F EACH DENOMINATION ISSUED, R E D E E M E D ,
AND OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE O F EACH F I S C A L YEAR—Cbntinued.
I s s u e d dur- T o t a l i s s u e d
ing year.

Denomination,
1894.
Fifty dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
1895,

Redeeraed
during year.

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding.

$370,000
5, 500, 000
13, 300, 000

$1,170,000
17, 570, 000
43,100,000

$114,800
1, 554, 400
3, 552, 000

$121,100
5,943, 000
21, 538, 000

$1, 048, 900
11, 627, 000
21, 562,000

51,791,190

251,012,137

46, 397, 000

98,427,720

152, 584,417

6, 284, 983
4, 336, 000
20, 240, 000
10,720, 000
1,120, 000
5,000
30, 000
1,480, 000

31,629,120
26, 384, 000
74, 380, 000
71, 720, 000
27,760, 000
1,175, 000
17, 600, 000
44, 580, 000

8, 063,606
5, 970, 499
13,637, 675
12,140,110
5, 276, 360
302,850
1,724, 900
3, 596. 000

20,
17,
33,
31,
11,

44,215,983

295, 228,120

7, 530,880
6,168, 000
17,820,000
12, 760, 000
880,000

•

One doUar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
,
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
O n e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
Total

578,286
672,174
958, 490
899, 220
805, 700
423, 950
7, 667, 900
25,134, 000

11, 050, 834
8, 711, 826
40,421,510
39, 820, 780
15, 954, 300
751,050
9, 932,100
19,446 000

50,712, 000

149,139,720

146, 088,400

39,160, 000
32, 5.52, 000
92, 200, 000
84, 480, 000
28, 640, 000
1,175, 000
17, 600, 000
44, 580, 000

6, 964,279
5, 089, 496
15, 611, 655
12, 617, 210
5, 298,360
300, 800
4, 043, 200
11, 639, 000

27, 542, 565
22, 761, 670
49, 570,145
44, 516, 430
17,104, 060
724,750
11, 711,100
36,773, 000

11,617,435
9,790, 330
42, 629, 855
39,963 570
11, 535, 940
450, 250
5,888,900
7, 807, 000

45,158, 880

340, 387,000

61, 564, 000

210,703,720

129, 683 280

7,144, 000
4, 352, 000
5,420, 000
3, 520, 000
1, 680,000
250, 000
8, 320, 000

46.304, 000
36, 904. 000
97, 620, 000
88, 000, 000
30, 320, 000
1,175, 000
17, 850, 000
52, 900, 000

6, 975, 560
5,211,960
12,874, 790
10, 794, 280
3, 558, 060
129, 550
2, 801, 800
3,156,000

34,518,125
27, 973, 630
62,444, 935
55,310, 710
20, 662,120
854, 300
14, 512, 900
39, 929,000

11, 785, 875
8, 930, 370
35,175, 085
32, 689, 290
9,657, 880
320,700
3,337 100
12, 971, 000

30, 686, 000

371, 073, 000

45, 502, 000

256,205, 720

114,867,280

11, 956, 000
7,128, 000
5, 500, 000
3, 600, 000
1,680,000
150,000
1, 628, 000

58, 260, 000
44, 032, 000
103,120, 000
91, 600, 000
32, 000, 000
1,175, 000
18,000, 000
54, 528, 000

7, 841, 027
5, 276, 258
9,798,615
7,146, 50O
2, 286. 850
59,050
1, 285, 700
11, 828, 000

42, 359,152
33, 249, 888
72, 243, 550
62,457,210
22,928, 970
913, 350
15, 798, 600
51, 557, 090

15, 900,848
10, 782,112
30, 876 450
29,142,790
9,071,030
261, 650
2 201,400
2,971, 000

31, 642, 000

402,715, 000

45, 302, 000

301, 507, 720

101,207 280

1896.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
1897.
One doUar
T w o dollars
Five dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y d'oUars
One h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
Total

isrs.
O n e dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
O n e t h o u s a n d dollars
Total

N o . 3 6 . — G O L D CERTIFICATES OF EACH DENOMINATION ISSUED, R E D E E M E D , AND
OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE O F EACH FISCAL YEAR, EXCLUSIVE OF $33,000,580.40
I N IRREGULAR AMOUNTS ISSUED AND R E D E E M E D ON ACCOUNT O F T H E G E N E V A
AWARD.
Denomination.

I s s u e d duri n g year.

T o t a l issned.

Redeemed
during year.

$156, 360
2, 791, 300
12, 546, 000
82, 000, 000
1, 000, 000

$156, 360
2,791, 300
12, 546. 000
82, 000, 000
1, 000, 000

$102,400
1,960,400
10,683,000
73, 800, 000
1, 000,000

$102, 400
1, 960, 400
10, 683, 000
73,800, 000
1, 000,000

$53, 960
830, 900
1, 863, 000
8, 200, 000

98,493, 660

98, 493, 660

87,545,800

87,545,800

10, 947, 860

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding,

1866.
T w e n t v doUars
One h u n d r e d doUars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e thousand dollars
T e n t h o n s a n d dollars

......

Total




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REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.

N o . 3 6 . — G O L D CERTIFICATES OF EACH DENOMINATION ISSUED, R E D E E M E D , AND
OUTSTANDING AT THE CLOSE O F EACH FISCAL YEAR, ETC.—Continued.
I s s u e d during year.

Denoraination.

Eedeemed
Total issued. d u r i n g year.

Total
redeemed.

Outstandiug.

1867.
T w e n t v dollars

.............

F i v e h u n d r e d dollars

....

F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
Total

$203, 920
2, 738, 200
1,453, 000
15, 227, 000
85, 520, 000
4, 000, 000

$360,280
5,529, 500
1, 453, 000
27, 773, 000
167, 520, 000
5,000,000

$133,620
2,313,700
678,500
12,966, 000
75,050, 000
4,000,000

$236,020
4, 274,100
678, 500
23, 649, 000
148, 850, 000
5, 000, 000

$124,260
1, 255,400
774, 500
4,124, 000
18, 670, 000

109,142,120

207,635,780

95,141,820

182, 687, 620

24,948,160

205, 400
2, 204, 000
2,147,500
11,758,000
61, 625,000

565, 680
7, 733, 500
3, 600, 500
39.531,000
229,145,000
5, 000,000

202, 620
2,198, 900
.1,953,500
11, 521, 000
63,170,000

438, 640
6, 473, 000
2, 632, 000
35,170,000
212, 020, 000
5, 000, 000

127, 040
1,260,500
968, 500
4,361, 000
17,125, 000

77, 939,900

285, 575, 680

79, 046, 020

261, 733, 640

23,842, 040

227, 260
2, 609, 400
2, 498, 500
12, 961, 000
62, 290, 000 •

792, 940
10, 342, 900
6, 099, 000
52, 492, 000
291, 435, 000
5, 000, 000

225,160
2, 590, 400
2, 229, 500
12,160, 000
50, 365, 000

663,800
9,063, 400
4, 861, 500
47, 330, 000
262, 385, 000
5, 000, 000

129,140
1,279. 500
1, 237, 500
5,162, 000
29,050, 000

80,586,160

366,161, 840

67,570, 060

329,303, 700

36, 858,140

167, 060
1, 302, 000
3, 501, 000
10, 053, 000
36, 255. 000
25, 530; 000

960, 000
11, 644, 900
9, 600, 000
62,545,000
327, 690, 000
30,530, 000

186, 500
1, 587, 200
3, 012,500
10,310,000
46, 885, 000
14,400, 000

850, »00
10, 650, 600
7,874, 000
57,640. 000
309, 250, 000
19, 400, 000

109 700
994, 300
I, 726, 000
4,905, 000
18.440, 000
11,130,000

76, 808, 060

442, 969, 900

76, 361, 200

405, 664, 900

37, 305, 000

80, 000
2,144,000
8, 483, 000
16, 650,000
29, 220, 000

960, 000
11, 724, 900
11,744, 000
71, 028, 000
344, 340. 000
59, 750, 000

30, 000
359, 000
2,456,000
9,758,000
29, 870, 000
29, 310, 000

880,300
11, 009, 600
10,330,000
67, 398, 000
339,120, 000
48,710, 000

79,700
715 300
1 414,000
3 630,000
5, 220, 000
11,040,000

56, 577, 000

499, 546, 900

71, 783, 000

477,447, 900

2fi, 099,000

900, 000
041, 500
728, 000
940, 000
620, 000

960,000
12, 624, 900
14, 785, 500
79, 756. 000
360, 280, 000
94, 370, 000

25, 200
662, 300
2, 618, 500
7,918,000
12,765, 000
28,190, 000

905, 500
11, 671, 900
12, 948, 500
75, 316, 000
351, 885, 000
76, 900, 000

54,500
953, 000
1, 837, 000
4 440 000
8 395 000
17, 470,000

63, 229, 500

562, 776, 400

52,179, 000

529, 626, 900

33,149, 500

1,163,500
3, 449, 000
7, 103, 000
10,775, 000
33, 080, 000

960, 000
13, 788,400
18, 234, 500
86, 859, 000
371, 055, 000
127,450,000

° 10, 900
902, 600
2, 257, 500
5, 901, 000
11,710,000
24,100, 000

916,400
12, 574, 500
15, 206, 000
81, 217, 000
363, 595, 000
101, 000, 000

43, 600
1,213, 900
3, 028,500
5,642,000
7, 460, 000
26, 450, 000

55, 570, 500

618, 346, 900

44, 882,000

574, 508, 900

43, 838,000

1868.
T w e n t y dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

....

Total
1869.
T w e n t y dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One thousand dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollnrs
Ten thousand dollars

.x.

Total
1870.
T w e n t y doUars
One h u n d r e d dollars
FiA^e h u n d r e d d o l l a r s
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d doUars
T e n t h o n s a n d dollars
Total
1871.
T w e n t y doUars
One hunclred d o l l a r s .
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

..

Total
1872.
T w e n t y dollars
...
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars
Total

3,
8,
15,
34,

1873,
Twenty dollars........ . . . .
One h u n d r e d dollars
'.
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e thousand dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars
Total




85

TREASURER.

N o . 3 6 . — G O L D CERTIFICATES O F EACH DENOMINATION ISSUED, R E D E E M E D , AND
• OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE OF EACH F I S C A L YEAR, ETC.—Continued.

Denomination.

I s s u e d during year.

Total issued.

Redeemed
during year.

$1,126,200
3,184, 000
5. 682, 00,0
8,155,000
29,970,000

$960, 000
14,914, 600
21,418, 500
92, 541, 000
379, 210, 000
157,420, 000

$17,000
1, 098, 600
3,057, .500
6, 607, 000
11, 880, 000
46,470, 000

$933,400
13, 673,100
18, 263, 500
87, 824, 000
375,475, 000.
147,470, 000

$26, 600
1,241 500
3,155,000
4, 717,000
3,735, 000
9, 950, 000

48,117,200

666,464, IOO

69,130,100

643,639.000

22,825,100

1,196,600
3,590, 500
8, 873, 000
12, 790, 000
43, 800, 000

960, OOO
16, 111, 200
25, 009, 000
101,414, 000
392, 000, 000
201, 220, 000

21,100
1,409, 800
4, 097, 000
8, 836, 000
12,895, 000
44, 020, 000

954, 500
15, 082, 900
22, 380, 500
96, 660, 000
388, 370, 000
191,490, 000

5,500
1,028 300
2, 648, 500
4, 754, 000
3,630 000
9,730, 000

70, 250, IOO

736, 714,200

71, 278,900

714,917, 900

21,796, 300

1, 077, 600
2, 805, 500
8, 001, 000
44,885, 000
33,850,000

960, 000
17,188, 800
27, 814. 500
109,415, 000
436, 885, 000
235, 070, 000

2,300
978, 700
2, 536, 000
7,642,000
35, 085, 000
37,490, 000

956, 800
16, 058, 600
24, 896,500
104,30.5, 000
423,455, 000
228, 980, 000

3 200
1,130, 200
2, 918, 000
5,110, 000
13,430 000
6, 090, 000

90, 619, IOO

827,333, 300

83,734,000

798, 651,900

28, 681, 400

1, 273, 700
2, 698, 500
6,194, 000
8,495,000
39, 480,000

960, 000
18, 462, 500
30, 513, 000
115,609,000
445, 380, 000
274,550, 000

1,200
1,199, 300
2,598,500
5, 211, 000
15,930, 000
20, 310, 000

958, 000
17,257, 900
27, 495, 000
109; 516, 000
439, 385, 000
249, 290, 000

2,000
1, 204, 600
3, 018, 000
6, 093, 000
5, 995, 000
25, 260, 000

58,141, 200

885,474,500

45, 250, 000

843,901,900

41,572 600

1,448, 400
1, 795, 000
4, 534, 000
8, 275, 000
34, 290, 000

960, 000
19, 910, 900
32,308, 000
120,143, 000
453, 655, 000
308, 840, 000

1, 315, 000
1,791,000
4,422, 000
8, 870,000
31,150,000

18,
29,
113,
448,
280,

958, 000
572, 900
286, 000
938, 000
255, 000
440, 000

2,000
I, 338, 000
3, 022, 000
6, 205, 000
5, 400, 000
28 400 000

50, 342, 400

935, 816, 900

47, 548, 000

891,449, 900

44,367, 000

323, 400
536, 000
1, 738, 000
4, 230,000
5, 490, 000

960, 000
20, 234, 300
32, 844, 000
121,881,000
457, 885, 000
314, 330, 000

500
962, 200
2, 348, 000
4, 945, 000
7,175, 000
25, 840, 000

958, 500
19, 535,100
31, 634, 000
118, 883, 000
455,430, 000
306,280,000

1,500
699, 200
1,210 000
2, 998, 000
2,455, 000
8,050 000

12, 317,400

948,134,300

41,270,700

932,720, 600

15,413,700

960,000
20,234, 300
32,844, 000
121,881,000
457,885,000
314, 330, 000

400
291,200
744,500
1,788,000
1,385, 000
3, 200,000

958, 900
19, 826, 300
32,378, 500
120, 671,000
456, 815, 000
309,480,000

I 100
408 000
465, 500
1, 210, 000
1,070 000
4,850, 000

948,134,300

7, 409,100

940,129,700

8 004 600

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding.

1874.
T w e n t y dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

....
....

Total
1875.
T w e n t y doUars
.........
One h u n d r e d d o l l a r s
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars •
Total
1876.
T w e n t y dollars
... .......
One h u n d r e d d o l l a r s . . . . . . . . . . .
F i v e h u n d r e d doll.ars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
....
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
1877.
T w e n t y dollars
..........
O n e h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
...
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
°.
Ten thousand dollars
Total
1878.
T w e n t y doUars
One h u n d r e d d o l l a r s
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars . . .
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
F i v e thousand dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars
Total
1879.
T w e n t y dollars
One h u n d r e d doUars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
Five thousand dollars
Ten thousand d o l l a r s . . .

. .

Total
1880.
T w e n t y doUars
One h u n d r e d doUars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d doUars
Five thousand doUars.....
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars
Total




86

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.

N o . 3 6 . — G O L D CERTIFICATES O F EACH DENOMINATION I S S U E D , R E D E E M E D , AND
OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE OF EACH FISCAL YEAR, ETC.—Continued. *
I s s u e d during year.

Denomination.

Redeemed
Total issued. during year.

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding,

1881.
$960,000
20, 234, 300
32, 844, 000
121,881,000,
457, 885, 000
314, 330, 000

$380
139, 300
207, 000
485, 000
270, 000
1,120, 000

$959, 280
19, 965, 600
32,585, 500
121,156, 000
457, 085,000
310, 600, 000

$720
268, 700
258, 500
725, 000
800,000
3, 730, 000

948,134, 300

2, 221, 680

942, 351, 380

5,782,920

960, 000
20, 234, 300
32, 844,000
121,881,000
457,885, 000
314, 330, 000

44, 800
50, 000
151,000
210,000
290, 000

959, 280
20,010,400
32, 635, 500
121,307,000
457, 295, 000
310, 890, 000

720
223, 90T)
208, 500
574, 000
590,000
3,440, 000

948,134, 300

745, 800

943,097,180

5, 037,120

$9,360,000
9,200,000
8,900, 000
8, 250,000
13, 000, 000
8, 000, 000
30, 000, 000

10, 320, 000
9, 200, 000
29,134,300
41,094, 000
134, 881, 000
465, 885,000
344, 330, 000

197,180
149, 200
251,100
331, 000
640, 000
1,160, 000
6, 640,000

1,156,460
149, 200
20, 261, 500
32, 966, 500
121, 947, 000
458,455, 000
317, 530, 000

9,163, 540
9, 050,800
8,872, 800
8,127, 500
12,934,000
7,430, 000
26, 800,000

86,710,000

1, 034, 844,300

9, 368,480

952, 465, 660

82, 378,640

520,000
300, 000
400, 000
250, 000
000, 000
000,000
000, 000

15, 840, 000
10, 500, 000
30, 534, 300
43, 344, 000
138,881, 000
472,885, 000
364, 330, 000

1,328,180
1,231,800
I,083,000
1, 596,000
2,132, 000
3, 435. 000
14,650, 000

2, 484, 640
I, 381, 000
21, 344, 500
34, 562, 500
124, 079, 000
461, 890, 000
332,180,000

13, 355, 360
9,119,000
9,189,800
8,781, 500
14,802, 000
10, 995, 000
32,150, 000

41,470,000

I, 076, 314, 300

25,455, 980"

977, 921, 640

98,392, 660

400,000
2, 700, 000
1, 800, 000
6, 600, 000
9, 000, 000
7, 500, 000
35,000, 000

16,240, 000
13, 200, 000
32, 334, 300
49, 944, 000
147,881,000
480, 385, 000
399, 330,000

1,411, 020
1, 375, 200
1,386, 300
1,189, 000
1,443, 000
3, 995,000
10, 270, 000

3, 895, 660
2, 756,200
22, 730,800
35,751,500
125, 522, 000
465, 885, 000
342, 450, 000

12, 344, 340
10 443 800
9,603 500
14,192,500
22, 359,000
14, 500, 000
56, 880, 000

63, 000, 000

I,139,314,300

21,069, 520

998,991,160

140, 323,140

One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
Ten4jhousand dollars
Total
1882.
T w e n t v dollars

.............

F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
O n e t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d doUars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

.

Total
1883.
F i f t y dollars'
One h u n d r e d d o l l a r s
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F^ve t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

......

Total
1884.
T w e n t y doUars
Fifty dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars

5,
1,
1,
2,
4,
7,
20,

Total
1885.
T w e n t y dollars
Fiftydollars .
One h u n d r e d d o l l a r s
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars

........

Total
. 1886.
T w e n t y dollars
...
Fiftydollars
O n e ' h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One thousand dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
1887.
T w e n t y doUars
F i f t y doUars
One'hundred dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
Five thousand dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars
Total




640,000
100, 000
100, 000
200, 000

16, 880,000
13, 300, 000
32,434, 300
50,144, 000
147,881. 000
480, 385, OOG
399, 330, 000

"" 1,007,450
825, 845
690,100
9,52, 500
3,863,000
680, 000
2,170, 000

4,903,110
3,582, 045
23,420, 900
36, 704, 000
129, 385, 000
466,565, 000
344,620,000

11,976, 890
9 717 955
9, 013,400
13,440, 000
18,496, 000
13,820, 000
54,710, 000

I. 040,000

1,140, 354,300

10,188,895

I, 009,180,055

131,174,245

6,007,938
5, 074, 645
24,476, 900
38,113, 000
130, 505,000
467,190, 000
347,500, 000

ID, 872,062
8,225, 355
7, 957, 400
12,031, 000
17,376,000
13,195,000
51, 830,000

1,018,867,483

121,486, 817

16, 880, 000
13, 300, 000
32, 434, 300
50,144,000
147,881, 000
480,385, 000
399, 330, 000
1,140, 354, 300

1,104, 828
1,492, 800
1,056, 000.
1, 409, 000
1,120, 000
625,000
2, 880, 000
9,687,428

87

TREASURER.
No.

3 6 . — G O L D CERTIFICATES O F EACH DENOMINATION ISSUED, R E D E E M E D , AND
OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE O F EACH F I S C A L YEAR; ETC.—Continued.
I s s n e d during year.

Denomination.
1888.
TwGntvdollars •.•.•••••••.
F i f t y dollars
< )ne h u n d r e d dollars
"Five h u n d r e d d o l l a r s
Ohe t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s .'.
Total

$4 160, 000
4 500,000
7 800, 000
4 700, 000
14 000,000
20 000,000
30, 000, 000

$21 040,000
17,800,000
40 234,300
54 844, 000
161 881, 000
500 385,000
429 330,000

85 160, 000

I, 225 514, 300 |

1889.
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

... .

2 656,666
6 000,00030 155, 000
41 120,000
79 275, 000

Total
1890,
T w e n ty dollars
Fiftydollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
Five thousand dollars
I^en t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s .

.

Total

2
2
2
2
4
11
24

880,000
200, 000
000, 000
000, 000
000, 000
350, 000
620, 000

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding.

$8 078,000
7, 554, 850
26, 565, 300
42 533. 000
136 380,000
478 520,000
385, 860, 000

$12, 962, 000
lO; 245,150
13, 669, 000
12, 311, 000
25,501,000
23,885,000
43, 470, 000

1, 083 491,150

142, 023,150

10 060,898
9 356,650
28 587. 200
45 768, 500
146,687,500
493 540, 000
416 760, 000

10,979,102
8,443, 350
11,647,100
11,075, 500
21,213,500
37,000, 000
53, 690, 000

T o t a l i s s u e d . d uRedeeraed
ring year.

21
17
40
56
167
530
470

040,000
800,000
234, 300
844, 000
881,000
540,000
450,000

1,304 789,300 |

23
20
42
58
171
541
495

920, 000
000, 000
234,300
844, 000
881, 000
890,000
070,000

$2
2
2
4
5
9
38

070, 062
480, 205 1
088, 400
420,000
875,000
330, 000
360, 000

64 623, 667

1
1
2
3
10
17
30

982,898
801,800
021, 900
235, 500
287, 500
020,000
900, 000

67 249, 598

I
1
1
1
2
13
22

1,150,740,748 ! 154,048,552

905, 628
600,145
533,800
734,000
152, 000
950,000
680, 000

11 966,526
10 956,795
30 121,000
47, 502, 500
148, 819, 500
507 490, 000
439,440, 000

11,953, 474
9,043, 205
12,113, 300
11,341,500
23, 081, 500
34, 400, 000
55, 630,000

49 050, 000 11, 353 839,300 |

45 555, 573

1,196,296,321 ] 157,542,979

4
1
2
2
3
6
43

1
1
1
2
5
14
41

'

1891,
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars

'..

F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
()ne t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n thousand dollars
Total

240, 000
000, 000
400,000
200, 000
300, 000
680, 000 '
700,000

28
21
44
61
175
548
538

160,000
000, 000
634,300
044,000
181, 000
570,000 I
770,000 '

971,700
587,350
698,500
170,000
314,000
380, 000
480,000

13,938,226
12, 544,145
31, 819, 500
49, 672, 500
154,133,500
521,870, 000
480, 920, 000

14, 221,774
8,455, 855
12, 814, 800
11,371,500
21, 047, 500
26,700, 000
57, 850, 000

63 520,000

1,417 359, 300

68, 601, 550

1, 264, 897, 871

152,461,429

160, 000
400, 000
400,000
000,000
000, 000
725, 000
840. 000

28 320,000
21 400, 000
45 034, 300
62 044, 000
182,181,000
507 295,000
581 610,000

2, 260, 800
1,748,900
2, 379, 800
2 512, 000
7,871,000
14,615,000
35,000, 000

16,199, 026
14, 293. 045
34,199, 300
52,184, 500
162, 004. 500
536,485, 000
515, 920, 000

12,120, 974
7,106,955
10, 835, 000
9, 850, 500
20,176, 500
30, 810, 000
65,690,000

70 525, 000

1, 487 884, 300

66, 387, 500

1,331,285,371

156,598,929

1892.
FlftA^ clollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One thousand dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
Ten t h o u s a n d dollars

-. .
1
7
18
42

Total
1893.
T w e n t y dollars
Fiftydollars
O n e ' h u n d r e d doll a r s
Five hundred dollars.... .. .
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

20, 000
50,000
4 660,000
8 340, 000
13 070, 000

Total
1894.
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t v dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
O n e t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

100, 000
..

Total




100,000

320,000
400,000
054, 300
094, 000
181,000
955,000
950, 000

2, 843, 340
1,982,600
3, 456, 300
4,027,500
7,893,000
17, 500, 000
39,120, 000

1, 500 954, 300

76, 822,740

28
21
45
62
182
571
589

28, 320, 000
21,400, 000
45,054, 300
62, 094, 000
182,181, 000
572,055, 000
589,950, 000
1, 501, 054, 300

1,813,040
I, 006, 350
1,726,400
1, 335, 500
3, 422, 000. 1
5, 885, 000
11, 370, 000
26, 558, 290

19. 042, 366 1 9, 277,634
5,124, 355
16, 275, 645
7, 398, 700
37, 855, 600
5,882,000
56, 212,000
12,283, 500
169,897, 500
17,970,000
553,985,000
34, 910, 000
555,040, 000
1,408,108, 111

92,846,189

20, 855,406
17,281,995
39, 382,000
57,547, 500
173, 319, 500
559,870.000
566, 410, 000

7,464, 594
4,118,005
5, 672, 300
4,546, 500
8, 861, 500
12,185,000
23,540,000

1,434, 666,^01 1 66,387,899

88
No.

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.
3 6 . — G O L D CERTIFICATES O F EACH DENOMINATION ISSUED, R E D E E M E D , AND
OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE O F EACH F I S C A L YEAR, ETC.—Continued.
Issued during year.

Denomination,

Total issued.

Redeemed
dnring year.

50, 000
50, 000

$28, 320, 000
21,400,000
45, 074, 300
62, 094, 000
182,181, 000
572,105, 000
590, 000, 000

$1, 265, 640
480, 600
688,200
302, 500
981, 000
4, 810, 000
9, 530, 000

120,000

1, 501,174, 300

1895.
T w e n t y dollars
Fiftv dollars

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding.

$22,121,046
17,742, 595
40,070,200
57, 850, 000
174, 300, 500
564, 680, 000
575,940, 000

$6,198,954
3, 657, 405
5, 004,100
4, 244, 000
7,880,500
7, 425, 000
14, 060, 000

18, 037, 940

1, 452,704, 341

48,469, 959

15, 000
4, 840, 000

28, 320, 000
21, 400, 000
45, 074, 300
62, 094, 000
182,181,000
572,120, 000
594, 840, 000

893,220
559, 650
790, 400
446, 500
I, 487, 000
1, 420, 000
4, 910, 000

23, 014, 266
18, 302, 245
40, 860, 600
58, 296, 500
175, 787, 500
566,100, 000
580, 850,000

5, 305, 734
3, 097, 755
4, 213, 700
3, 797, 500
6, 393, 500
6. 020, 000
13, 990, 000

4, 855, 000

1, 506, 029, 300

10, 506, 770

1, 463, 211, 111

42, 818,189

10, 000

28,330, 000
21,400,000
45, 074, 300
62,094,000
182,181, 000
572,120, 000
594, 840, 000

385,120
289, 200
398, 700
293, 000
702, 000
460,000
1, 520, 000

23,399, 386
18, 591, 445
41, 257, 300
58, 589, 500
176, 489, 500
566, 560,000
582, 370, 000

4, 930, 614
2,808, 555
3,817, 000
3, 504,500
5, 691, 500
5, 560, 000
12, 470, 000

10, 000

1, 506, 039, 300

4,046,020

1,467,257,131

38, 782,169

28, 330, 000
21, 400, 000
45,074, 300
62, 094, 000
182,181, 000
572,120, 000
594, 840, 000

255,920
152,200
184,400
103, 500
161, 000
355, 000
150, 000

23, 655, 306
18, 743, 645
41,441,700
58, 693, 000
176, 650.500
566, 915, 000
582, 520, 000

4, 674, 694
2, 656, 355
3,632,600
3, 401, 000
5, 530, 500
5, 205, 000
12, 320,000

1, 506, 039, 300

I, 362, 020

I, 468, 619,151

37,420,149

$20,000
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
O n e t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n thousand dollars
Total

.

1896.
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One thousand dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
1897.
T w e n t y dolla r s
Fii tv dollars
One'hundred dollars
:
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e thousand dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars . . . . .

•

Total
1898.
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
*.
One h u n d r e d d o l l a r s . . . . . . . . . .
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
O n e t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars
Total

No.

• 3 * y . — S I L V E R CERTIFICATES OF EACH DENOMINATION I S S U E D , R E D E E M E D ,
AND OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE O F EACH FISCAL YEAR.

Denomination,
1878.
T e n dollars
T w e n t v dollars
F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d dollar.s...'
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d doUars
Total

Issued durTotal issued.
ing year.

Redeemed
during year.

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding.

$123, 220
10,240
13, 250
179,700
268, 000
1,256, 000

$123, 220
10, 240
13, 250
179.700
268, 000
1, 256, 000

$123,220 00
10,240 00
13 250 00
179,700 00
268,000. 00
1 256 000 00

1, 850,410

1,850,410

1, 850, 410.00

43, 780
85, 760
131, 750
301, 300
• 2,000,000
6, 587, 000

167, 000
96, 000
145, 000
481, 000
2, 268, 000
7, 843, 000

9,149, 590
2, 007, 000
1,890, 000
1,195, 000

1879.
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars . . .
Fifty dollars
O n e ' h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e hundred dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
Total

$3,170.00
580. 00

$3,170.00
580.00

5, 300. 66
1, 768, 000. 00
6, 683, 000. 00

5, 300, 00
1,768,000.-00
6, 683, 000. 00

163, 830. 00
95 420 00
145, 000. 00
475,700.00
500, 000. 00
1,160,000.00

11,000, 000

8,460,050.00

8,460, 050, 00

2, 539,950.00

2, 174, 000
1, 988, 000
1, 340, 000

23,490.00
10, .540. 00
11, 050.00

26,660.00
11,120. 00
11, 050, 00

2,147, 340.00
1, 974, 880. 00
1 328, 950, 00

1880.
Ten dollars
T w e n t y dollars
FiftydoUars




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No.

3 7 . — S I L V E R CERTIFICATES O F EACH DENOMINATION ISSUED, R E D E E M E D ,
AND OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE O F EACH F I S C A L YEAR—Continued.
I s s u e d during year. Totalissued.

Denomination.

Redeemed
during year.

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding,'

1880.
One hundred dollars
Five hundred doUars
One thousand dollars
Total
1881.
Ten doUars"
Twenty doUars - . .
Fifty doUars
One hundred dollars.
Five hundred dollars
One thousand dollars
Total

$1, 449, 000
750, 000
2, 727, 000

$1,930,000
3, 018, 000
10, 570, 000

$20,100.00
20,500.00
98, 000. 00

$25,400. 00
• 1,788,500.00
6, 781, 000. 00

$1,904,600.00
1,229, 500. 00
3, 789, 000, 00

10, 018, 000

21, 018, 000

183, 680, 00

8, 643,730. 00

12, 374,270.00

18, 700, 000
16, 560, 000
2, 310, 000
2,410,000
632, 000
300, 000

20, 874, 000
18, 546, 000
3, 650, 000
4, 340, 000
3, 650, 000
10, 870, 000

480, 310. 00
372,780, 00
157, 350.00
285, 300. 00
215,000.00
609, 000. 00

506, 970.00
383, 900.00
168, 4.00. 00
310.700. 00
2,003, 500.00
7, 390, 000.00

20, 367, 030.00
18,162,100. 00
3, 481, 600, 00
4, 029, 300, 00
I, 646, 500. 00
3,480, 000.00

40, 912, 000

61, 930, 000

2,119,740. 00

10, 763,470. 00

51,166, 530. 00

12, 240, 000
9, 040, 000
400, 000
800, 000
700, 000
1,120, 000

33,114, 000
27, 586, 000
4,050, 000
5,140, 000
4, 350, 000
11, 990, 000

3, 361, 310. 00
2.241,860. 00
598, 050. 00
808, 600. 00
612,000.00
1, 748,000. 00

24, 300, 000

86, 230, 000

9,369, 820, 00

20,133, 290.00

66, 096,710. 00

11, 880, 000
13, 360, 000
1, 600, 000
2, 400, 000
1, 800, 000
4, 000, oop

44,994, 000
40,946, 000
5, 650, 000
7, 540, 000
6,150, 000
15, 990, 000

4, 237, 828. 00
3,167, 456. 00
886, 615. 00
1,173, 480. 00
1, 008, 500, 00
2, 046, 000. 00

8,106,108. 00
5,793, 216. 00
1, 653, 065. 00
2, 292,780. 00
3, 624, 000.00
11,184, 000. 00

36, 887, 892. 00
3.5,152,784.00
3, 996, 935. 00
5,247, 220.00
2, 526, 000. 00
4, 806, 000. 00

35, 040, 000

121, 270, 000

12,519,879.00

32, 653,169.00

88, 616, 831.00

19, 000, 000
20, 080, 000
3, 200, 000
4, 000, 000
2, 500, 000
3, 500, 000

63, 994, 000
61, 026, 000
8,850,000
11, 540, 000
8, 650, 000
19,490,000

8, 397,180.00
7, 368, 260.00
903, 300. 00
1,107, 900.00
648, 500, 00
1, 580,000. 00

16, 503, 288.00
13,161,476.00
2, 556, 365.00
3,400, 680. 00
4, 272, 500. 00
12,764, 000. 00

47,490, 712,00
47, 864, 524.00
6, 293, 635.00
8,139, 320. 00
4, 377,500. 00
6, 726, 000. 00

52, 280, 000

173, 550, 000

20, 005,140.00

52, 658, 309,00

120,891, 69L 00

14, 040, 000
12,160, 000
2, 200,000
2,600, 000
5, 000, 000
4, 000, 000

78, 034, 000
73,186, 000
11,050,000
14,140, 000
13. 650, 000
23, 490, 000

9,783, 585. 00
8, 013, 560. 00
839, 600. 00
860, 800. 00
467, 500, 00
1, 025, 000,00

26, 286, 873,00
21,175, 036, 00
3, 395, 965. 00
4, 261,480. 00
4,740,000,00
13,789,000,00

51, 747,127, 00
52, 010, 964. 00
7 654 035 00
9, 878, 520.00
8, 910, 000. 00
9, 701,000,00

40,000,000

213, 550, 000

20,990, 045,00

73, 648, 354,00

139, 901,646.00

3, 800,000
800,000

81, 834, 000
. 73,986,000
11, 050, 000
14,140, 000
13, 650, 000
23,490,000

5,277,740. 00
7,853, 336. 00
269,195. 00
267, 700. 00
7, 075, 000, 00
7,781, 000.00

31, 564,613. 00
29, 028, 372. 00
3, 665,160, 00
4, 529,180.00
11,815,000,00
21, 570, 000, 00

50,269,387,00
44,957, 628, 00
7, 384, 840. 00
9, 610, 820. 00
1,835, 000.00
1,920 000.00

4, 600, 000

218.150,000

28,523,971. 00

102,172,325. 00

115,977,675.00

14,156, 000
8. 976, 000
7, 760, 000
10,440, 000
9, 520, 000
1, 000, 000

14,156, 000
8, 976, 000
7, 760, 000
92, 274, 000
83, 506, 000
12, 050, 000
14,140,-000
13, 650, 000
23, 490,000

176, 503. 90
70,003, 60
31, 758. 50
6,508, 517. 00
3,848, 612. 00
3,188,740. 00
5, 897, 390. 00

176, 503,90
70, 003,60
31, 758. 50
38, 073,130. 00
32, 876, 984. 00
6,853,900.00
10, 426, 570. 00
12, 981, 000.00
22,969,000.00

13,979,496.10
8, 905,996,40
7,728, 241,50
54, 200, 870. 00
50, 629, 016.00
5,196,100, 00
3,713,430.00
669, 000. 00
521,000. 00

270, 002, 000

22,286, 525.00

1882.
Ten dollars
Twenty doll ars .
Fifty dollars
One hundred dollars
Five hundred doUars
One thousand doUars
Total

3, 868, 280.00
29, 245,720. 00
2, 625, 760, 00
24, 960, 240. 00
766,450. 00 , 3,283,550.00
1,119. 300. 00
4. 020,700. 00
2,615,500.00
1,734, 500. 00
9,138,000. 00
2, 852,000. 00

1883.
Ten dollars
Twenty dollars
Fifty dollars
One hundred dollars
Five hundred dollars
One thousand dollars
Total
1884.
Ten doUars
Twenty doUars
Fifty doUars
One nundred doUars
Five hundred dollars
One thousand dollars
Total
1885.
Ten doUars
Twenty doUars
Fifty dollars
One hundred doUars
Five hundred dollars
One thousand doUars
Total
1886.
Ten doUars
Twenty dollars
Fifty dollars
One hundred dollars
Five hundred dollars
One thousand dollars

....

Total
1887.
One dollar
Two dollars
Five dollars
Ten doUars
Twenty dollars
Fifty dollars
One nundred dollars
Five hundred doUars
One thousand doUars

Total

....

51,852, 000




1,166, OOOJ 00

I, 399,000.00

124,458,850.00

145, 543,150.00

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No.

REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
3 ' y . — S I L V E R CERTIFICATES O F EACH D E N O M I N A T I O N ISSUED, R E D E E M E D ,
AND OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE OF E A C H F I S C A L YEAR—Contiuued.
Denomination.

One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
One h u n d r e d d o l l a r s . .
Five hundred dollars.
Onethousand dollars.
Total.
1889.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
FiftydoUars
One h u n d r e d d o l l a r s . .
F i v e hundred dollars.
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s .

Eedeemed
during year.

$14,172,000
10,424, 000
44, 700, 000
36, 520, 000
80, 000

$28,328,000
19,400, 000
52, 460, 000
128, 794, 000
83, 586, 000
12, 050, 000
14,140, OOC
13, 650, 000
23, 490, 000-

$1, 419, 892.10
732, 758.40
818, 381, 50
10, 255. 360.00
6, 868; 856,00
804, 500.00
660,130. 00
188,500. 00
199,000. 00

$1,596,396,00
802,762. 00
850,140. 00
48,328, 490. 00
39, 745,840. 00
7, 658,400. 00
I I , 086, 700. 00
13,169, 500. 00
23,168, 000. 00

105,896,000

375,898, 000

21, 947, 378. 00

146,406,228. 00

37,100,000
7, 595, 632. 20
25, 200, 000
4,159, 572. 80
91,000,000
4, 570,120. 00
149,274, 000 13, 508, 887. 00
83, 746, 000
8, 890,544. 00
12, 050, 000
932,790. 00
14,140,000
727, 480. 00
13,650,000
134, 000. 00
23,490, 000
95. 000. 00

9,192, 028, 20
4, 962, 334. 80
5, 420, 260. 00
61, 837, 377. 00
48, 636, 384. 00
8, 501, 190.00
11, 814, 180. 00
13, 303, 500. 00
23, 263, 000. 00

8, 772,
5, 800,
38, 540,
20,480,
160,

Total.

Total
redeemed.

Issued dur- Totalissued,
ing year.

000
000
000
000
000

Outstanding.

^26,
18,
51,
80,
43,
4,
3,
"

731, 604. 00
597, 238.00
609, 860. 00
465, 510. 00
840,160. 00
391, 600, 00
053, 300. 00
480, 500,00
322, 000.00

229,491,772.00

27; 907,971.80
20, 237,665. 20
85, 579,740. 00
87, 436,623. 00
35,109, 616. 00
3, 458,810. 00
2, 325,820; 00
•346, 500. 00
227, 000. 00

73,752, 000

449, 650, 000 40, 614, 026. 00 187,020, 254. 00 262, 629, 746. 00

14,700,000
9, 280, 000
28,100,000
39, 000, 000

31,134, 482.10
51,800, 000 11,473, 489.70 20, 665,517.90
22, 557.760.40
34, 480, 000 6, 959, 904. 80 11, 922,239.60
119,100, 000 11, 552, 583, 50 16, 972,843.50 102,127, 156.50
188, 274, 000 14, 965, 607. 00 76, 802,984. 00 111,471, 016. 00
83, 746, 000 8, 828,760. 00 57, 405,144.00
26, 280,856. 00
12, 850, 000 1, 003, 950. 00 9, 595,140. 00
3, 254,880. 00
16, 740. 000
636, 700. 00 12,450, 880. 00
4,289, 120.00
93, 000.00 13,396, 500. 00
253, 500. 00
13, 650, 000
23, 490, 000
56, 000.00 23, 319,000.00
171, 000. 00

1890.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t v doUars
One'hundred dollars..
F i v e huudred dollars.
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s .
Total

800, 000
2, 600,000

94,480, 000

544,130, 000 55, 569, 995. 00 242,590,249. 00 301, 539,751. 00

9, 320, 000
4, 544, 000
29, 540, 000
18, 880, 000
10, 320. 000
3, 400, 000
3, 000, 000
2,700, 000
3, 200, 000

61,120, 000 11, 389,274.00
39,024, 000 7, 888,255. 00
148, 640, 000 21, 597,432,00
207,154, 000 19,766, 485. 00
94, 066, 000 8,199, 620. 00
16, 250, 000
792, 100. 00
19, 740, 000
885, 400. 00
16, 350, 000
497, 000.00
26, 690, 000
733, 000,00

84, 904, 000

629, 034, 000 71, 728, 566. 00 314, 318, 815, 00 .314,715,185,00

12, 872, 000
7, 424, 000
23, 060, 000
25,160, 000
23, 040, 000
6, 900, 000
10, 700, 000
100, 000

27, 311 775.10
73, 992, 000 14, 625,433.00 ' 46, 680,
224.90
17,129, 837,40
46, 448, 000 9, 527,668. 00 29, 318,162.60
69, 868,285. 50 102,431, 714. 50
172, 300, 000 31, 298,010.00
232, 314, 000 25,153, 780. 00 121, 723,249,00 110, 590,751. 00
117,106, 000 7, 378,440.00
73, 043,204.00
44, 062,796.00
23,150, 000 1, 046,950. 00 11, 434,190. 00 11,715, 810. 00
30, 440, 000 1, 306,100. 00 14, 642,380.00
15, 797,620. 00
16, 350, 000 1, 275,500. 00 15,169, 000. 00
1,181, 000. 00
26, 790, 000 1, 345,000. 00 25, 397,000. 00
1, 393,000. 00

109,856, 000

738,890, 000 92, 956, 881. 00 407, 275, 696. 00 331, 614, 304.00

1891.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n doUars
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
One h u n d r e d d o l l a r s . . .
F i r e hundred dollars.
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s . .
Total.

32, 054,791.90
29, 065,208.10
19, 790,494. 60 19, 233,505.40
38,570, 275. 50 110, 069,724.50
96, 569,469. 00 110, 584,531. 00
65, 664,764. 00 28, 401,236,00
10, 387,240. 00
5, 862,760.00
13, 336,280. 00
6, 403,720. 00
13, 893,500. 00
2, 456,500. 00
24, 052,000. 00
2. 638,000. 00

1892.
One d o l l a r
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n doUars
T w e n t y dollars
Fiftydollars
One h u n d r e d d o l l a r s . .
Five hundred dollars.
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s .
Total.
1893.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
Ten dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fiftydollars
One h u n d r e d d o l l a r s . .
Five hundred dollars..
One t h o u s a n d d o U a r s . .
Total

,




10, 696, 000
7, 696, 000
27, 000, 000
27, 280, 000
22, 800, 000
5, 700, 000
8, 600, 000
100, 000
lO'O, 000
109, 972,000

84, 688, 000
54,144, 000
199, 300,000
259, 594, 000
139, 906,000
28, 850, 000
39, 040, 000
16,450; 000
26,890,000

15,152, 942.00
61,833, 1 6 6 . ^
22, 854,833.10
8, 803,138. 00 38,121, 300. 60 16, 022,699. 40
35,429, 910. 00 105, 298,195. 50 94, 001,804. 50
30, 657,010, 00 152, 380,259,00 107, 213,741.00
56, 323,196.00
10, 539,600, 00 83,582, 804.00
14, 658,990. 00 14,191,010.00
3, 224,800.00
20, 276,780. 00 18, 763,220.00
5, 634,400.00
15,691, 000. 00
759, 000. 00
522, 000.00
26, 062,000,00
828, 000.00
665, 000.00

848, 862, 000 110, 628, 800, 00 517, 904,496, 00 330, 957, 504, 00

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No.

ST".—SILVER CERTIFICATES OF EACH DENOMINATION ISSUED, R E D E E M E D ,
AND OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE OF EACH F I S C A L YEAR—Continued.
I s s u e d dur- T o t a l issued.
Redeemed
ing year.
during year.

Denomination.
1894,
One dollar
.
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
O n e ' h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e hundred dollars
One thou.sand dollars

...
.. .

Total
1895.
One dollar
......
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d doUars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars

$12,828,000
8, 040, 000
32, 540, 000
34, 760, 000
28, 960, 000
2, 620, 000
10,570, 000

$97, 516,000
62,184, 000
231, 840, 000
294, 354, 000
168, 866, 000
31,470, 000
49, 610, 000
16,450, 000
26, 890, 000

130, 318, 000

979,180, 000 124,127, 000.00

$13, 401, 604. 00
8, 696, 326. 00
38, 889, 920. 00
37, 362, 030. 00
16, 433, 620. 00
3, 654, 500. 00
5,107, 000. 00
276, 000. 00
306,000, 00

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding.

$75, 234,770. 90 $22, 281, 229,10
46, 817, 626. 60
15 386 373,40
144,188,115. 50
87,651 884.50
189, 742,289.00 104,011,711.00
100, 016, 424. 00 68, 849, 576. 00
18, 313,490, 00
13,156, 510. 00
25, 383, 780. 00
24, 226, 220. 00
15, 967, 000, 00
483, 000.00
26, 368,000.00
522, 000. 00
642, 031, 496. 00

337,148, 504. 00

89,130, 293.90
13, 895, 523. 00
9, 003, 322. 00
55, 820, 948. 60
36, 009,175. 00 180, 257, 290. 50
34,228,110. 00 223, 970, 399, 00
20, 844, 720. 00 120,861,144. 00
21, 887, 740. 00
3, 574, 250. 00
5, 511,900: 00 30,895,680, 00
16,107,000.00
140, 000. 00
26, 525,000. 00
157,000,00

27, 241,706? 10
16 667,051 40
88, 262,709. 50
98, 423, 601.00
67,124, 856. 00
10, 902,260. 00
19, 564, 320. 00
343, 000. 00
365,000. 00

•

.

18, 856, 000
10, 304, 000
36, 680, 000
28, 040, 000
19,120, 000
1, 320, 000
850,000

116, 372, 000
72, 488, 000
268, 520,000
322, 394, 000
187, 986, 000
32, 790, 000
50,460, OOOs
16, 450, 000
26, 890,000

115,170, 000 1, 094, 350,000 123,424, 000, 00 765,455, 496. 00 328,894,504.00

Total
1896.
One dollar
T wo d o l l a r s
F i v e dollars
.
Ten dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
O n e h u n d r e d doUars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d doUars
Total

19, 248, 000
8, 880, 000
45, 880, 000
45, 320, 000
18, 640,000
5, 560, 000
10,480,000

135,620, 000
81, 368, 000
314,400, 000
367,714,000
206, 626, 000
38,350,000
60, 940, 000
16,450, 000
26, 890, 000

17, 049, 336,00 106,179, 629. 90 29, 440, 370.10
65,579,792.60
9,758, 844.00
15, 788, 207.40
40,167,7-40.00 220, 425, 030. 50
93 974, 969. 5C
37, 715, 320. 00 261,685,719, 00 108 028,281,00
23, 505, 360.00 144, 366,504, 00
62, 259,496, 00
26, 235, 340, 00
12,114,660,00
4, 347, 600. 00
22, 530, 020. 00
7, 514,300. 00 38, 409, 980, 00
16, 209,500. 00
102, 500,00
240, 500.00
26, 647,000, 00
122, 000. 00
243, 000, 00

154, 008,000 1,248. 358, 000 140, 283, 000,00

905, 738,496. 00 342 619 504. 00

19,812,166. 00
10, 081, 533. 00
43, 858, 735. 00
39, 295, 755. 00
21, 031, 486. 00
4,300, 675. 00
7,070, 650. 00
63, 000. 00
58, 000. 00

125, 991,795. 90 31, 064, 204.10
75, 681, 325. 60
18,122,674.40
264, 283, 765. 50 101 736 234.50
300,981,474. 00 113,372,526. 00
165, 397, 990. 00
67,148, 010.00
15, 013, 985. 00
30, 536, 015. 00
28,659, 370. 00
45,480, 830.00
177, 500. 00
16, 272, 500.00
185, 000. 00
26,705, 000.00

1897.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d doUars
Total
1898.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
."
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
O n e h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
O n e t h o u s a n d doUars
Total

21, 436, 000
12,416,000
51, 620, 000
46, 640, 000
25, 920,000
7, 200, 000
13, 200, 000

157,056,000
93, 784, 000
366, 020, 000
414, 354, 000
232, 546,000
45,550, 000
74,140,000
18,450,000
28, 890, 000

178,432, 000 1,426,790, 000 145, 572, 000. 00 1,051,310,496.00

19, 980, 000
11, 320, 000
48, 760, 000
48, 280, 000
32, 080, 000
11, 800, 000
1, 000, 000
100, 000
300, 000

177, 036, 000
105,104, 000
414,780, 000
462, 634, 000
264,626, 000
57, 350, 000
75,140, 000
18, 550, 000
27,190, 000

20,142, 265.00
10, 666, 860. 00
41,118, 885. 00
35, 999, 060.00
18,165,180. 00
3, 969,750,00
20,163, 500, 00
101, 500, 00
216, 000.00

30,901,939.10
146,134, 060.90
86, 328,185. 60 18 775, 814. 40
305,402, 650. 50 109, 377, 349. 50
336, 980, 534. 00 125, 653,466.00
183, 563,170. 00 81, 062,830.00
34, 505, 765.00
22, 844,235.00
65, 644,130, 00
9,495, 870.00
176, 000. 00
16, 374, 000, 00
269, 000.00
26, 921,000. 00

173,620,000 1, 600, 410, 000 150,543, 000.00 1,201,853,496.00




375, 479,504. 00

398,556, 504,00.

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FINANCES.
O

N o . 3 8 . — C U R R E N C Y CERTIFICATES, ACT OF J U N E 8, 1872, OF EACH DENOMINATION
I S S U E D , R E D E E M E D , AND OUTSTANDING AT THE CLOSE OF EACH F I S C A L YEAR.
Denomination.

Issued dur- Total issued. Redeemed
ing year.
during year.

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding.

1873.
Five thousand d o l l a r s . . . . . . . . . . .
Ten thousand d o U a r s . . . . . . . . .
Total.

$11,790,000
$11,790,000
45,450,000 - 45,450,000

$3,310,000
22,120,000

$3,310,000
22,120, 000

$8, 480, 000
23, 330, 000

57,240,000

57,240, 000

25,430,000

25,430, 000 • 31,810,000

7, 895, 000
72,770, 000

19, 685, 000
118,220, 000

8,855,000
44, 630,000

12,165, 000
66, 750, 000

7, 520, 000
51,470, 000

80,665, 000

137,905, 000

53,485,000

78,915,000

58,990,000

4,525, 000
76, 570, 000

24, 210, 000
194, 790,000

7, 550,000
73,490, 000

19, 715, 000
140, 240, 000

4,495, 000
54,550, 000

81, 095,000

219,000, 000

81,040, 000

159, 955,000

59, 045, 000

, 28,760,000
53,640,000

52, 970, 000
248, 430, 000

19,595, 000
88,710, 000

39, 310^ 000
228, 950,000

13, 660, 000
19,480, 000

82,400, 000

301,400, 000

108,305, 000

268, 260, 000

33,140, 000

7,135, 000
69, 750, 000

60,105, 000
318,180, 000

11, 625, 000
44,420, 000

50,935,000
273,370,000

9,170, 000
44,810,000

76, 885,000

378, 285,000

56, 045,000

324, 305,000

53,980, 000

7, 300, 000
79,380, 000

67,405, 000
397,560, 000

11,055,000
83, 360,000

61, 990,000
356,730,000

5,415,000
40, 830, 000

86, 680,000

464,965, 000

94,415,000

418,720,000

46,245, 000

7,435, 000
' 82, 330, 000

74,840, 000
479, 890, 000

9, 500, 000
97,180, 000

71,490,000
453, 910, 000

3,350, 000
25,980,000

89, 765,000

554,730,000

106, 680, 000

525,400, 000

29,330,000

4, 015, 000
43, 040, 000

78,855,000
522,930, 000

6,240, 000
56,870,000

76, 730,000
510,780, 000

2,125, 000
12,150, 000

47, 055, 000

601,785, 000

62,110,000

587,510,000

14, 275,000

2,215, 000
15, 350, 000

81,070,000
538, 280,000

2,875, 000
17,350, 000

79,605, 000
528,130,000

1,465, 000
10,150,000

17,565, 000

619,350,000

20,225,000

607,735,000

11,615,000

2, 950, 000
13, 960, 000

84, 020,000
552,240,000

1,875, 000
13,290, 000

81,480,000
541,420, 000

2,540,000
10,820,000

16,910, 000

636,260, 000.

15,165,000

622, 900,000

13, 360,000

3,470, 000
16, 560, 000

87,490,000
568,800,000

3, 520, 000
16, 690, 000

85,000,000
558,110, 000

2,490,000
10,690,000

20,030,000

656,290,000

20,210,000

643,110, 000

13,180, 000

4,300,000
22,570,000

91,790,000
591, 370, 000

4,520,000
23, 300, 000

89, 520, 000
581,410, 000

2, 270,000
9, 960, 000

26, 870,000

683,160,000

27, 820,000

670,930, 000

12, 230,000

1874.
Five thousand d o l l a r s . . . . . . . . . . .
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars
Total
1875,
F i v e thousand dollars
. .....
T e n thousand dollars . . . . . . . . . . .
Total
1876.
F i v e thousand dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
1877.
F i v e thousand dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars
Total
1878.
F i v e thousand dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
1879.
F i v e thousand dollars
T e n thousand dollars
Total
1880,
F i v e thousand dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
I88I,
F i v e thousand dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
1882.
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars
Total
1883.
F i v e thousand* d o l l a r s
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars
Total
1884.
F i v e t h o u s a n d doUars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
Total




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N o . 3 § . - C U R R E N C Y CERTIFICATES, A C T OP J U N E 8,1872, OF EACH DENOMINATION
I S S U E D , R E D E E M E D , AND OUTSTANDING, ETC.—Continued.
I s s u e d during year.

Totalissued,

Redeemed
during year.

$5,785,000
50,770,000

$97,575, 000
642,140, 000

56, 555,000

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding.

$4,390, 000
35,110, 000

$93,910, 000
616, 520, 000

$3, 665, 000
25, 620, 000

739, 715,000

39, 500, 000

710,430, 000

29, 285, o'OO

4, 630, 000
43, 020, 000

102, 205, 000
685,160,000

6, 085, 000
52,740, 000

99,995,000
669, 260, 000

2, 210,000
15,900 000

47, 650, 000

787, 365,000

58,825,000

769, 255, 000

18,110,-000

28, 400, 000

102, 205,000
713,560, 000

1,740, 000
35, 750,000

101,735, 000
705,010, 000

470, 000
8,550,000

28, 400,000

815,765,000

37,490,000

806,745,000

9, 020, 000

230, 006
30,170,000

102, 435, 000
743,730, 000

65, 000
24,490, 000

101, 800,000
729, 500, 000

635,000
14, 230, 000

30, 400, 000

846,165, 000

24,555, 000

831,300,000

14,865, 000

32,650,000

102,435,000
776,380, 000

90, 000
30, 230, 000

101,890, 000
759, 730, 000

545, 000
16, 650, 000

32, 650, 000

878,815,000

30, 320, 000

861, 620,000

17,195, 000

23, 480, 000

102,435, 000
799, 860, 000

95, 000
28,190, 000

101, 985, 000
787,920, 000

450, 000
11, 940, 000

23, 480, 000

902, 295, 000

28,285, 000

889,905, 000

12,390, 000

39, 440, 000

102, 435, 000
839, 300, 000

150, 000
27,900,000

102,135, 000
815, 820, 000

300, 000
23,480, 000

39,440,000 1 941.73,5.000

28, 050, 000

917, 955, 000

23,780, 000

102, 435, 000
910,100, 000

10, OOO
64,150,000

102,145, 000
879,970, 000

290,000
30,130, 000

70,800, 000 il, 012, 535, 000

64,160, 000

982,115, 000

30, 420,000

102,440,000
952, 730, 000

50, 000
60, 600, 000

102,195, 000
940, 570, 000

245, 000
12,160,000

42, 635, 000 1, 055,170, 000

60, 650, 000 1, 042,765,000

12, 405, 000

102, 630, 000
190, 000
78,400, 000 1,031,130,000

40, 000
30, 920, 000

102, 235, 000
971, 490, 000

395, 000
59, 640, 000

78, 590,000 1,133,760, 000

30,960,000 1, 073, 725, 000

60, 035, 000

F i v e thousand dollars . . . . . . . . . .
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

102, 650, 000
20,000
67, 560, 000 1,098,690, 000

120, 000
102, 355, 000
71,700, 000 1, 043,190,000

295, 000
55, 500,000

Total.............. r

67, 580,000 1,20I,*340, 000

71,820, 000 1,145,545,000

'55,795,000

Denomination.
1885.
F i v 6 thonaRnd dollars • • • • • • • • • .
TBHtlioiisajiid d o l l O ; r s « . . . . . . . . . . .
Total
1886.
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars . . . . . . . . . .
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars
Total
1887.
F i v e t h o u s a n d d ollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars
Total
1888.
F i v e t h o u s a n d doUars
........
Ten thousand d o U a r s . . . . . . . . . . . .
Total
1889.
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars . . . . . . . . . .
.
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
1890.
F i v e thousand dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars
Total
1891.
F i v e t h o u s a n d doUars
T e n thousand dollars

....

Total
1892.
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
Total

70, 800,000

1893.
F i v e thousand dollars . . . . . . .
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
Total

5,000
42, 630, 000

1894.
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
Ten thousand d o l l a r s . . . . . . . . .
Total
1895.




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N o . 3 § . — C U R R E N C Y CERTIFICATES, A C T O F J U N E 8,1872, O F EACH DENOMINATION
ISSUED, R E D E E M E D , AND OUTSTANDING, ETC.—Continued.
I s s u e d dured
T o t a l i s s u e d . d uRreidnege m
ing year.
year.

Denomination,

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding.

1896,
F i v e t h o u s a n d doUars
Total

$1, 840,000 $104, 490,000
70, 970. 000 1,169, 660, 000

$1, 935, 000 $104,290,000
94, 460, 000 1,13.7, 650, 000

$200 000
32, 010, 000

72, 810, 000 1, 274,150, 000

96, 395, 000 1,241, 940, 000

32, 210, 000

1, 390, 000
105, 880, 000
104,710, 000 1, 274, 370, 000

390,000
104, 680, 000
75, 580,000 1, 213, 230,000

1, 200, 000
61,140, 000

106,100, 000 1, 380, 250, 000

75, 970, 000 1, 317,910, 000

62, 340, 000

55, 000
105,935, 000
53,100, 000 1, 327, 470, 000

400, 000
105, 080, 000
88,490, 000 1, 301,720, 000

855, 000
25, 750, 000

53,155, 000 1,433,405, 000

88, 890, 000 1,406,800,000

26, 605,000

1897.
Tfiii t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
1898.
Ten thousand dollars
Total

... .

N o . 3 9 . — A M O U N T OF U N I T E D STATES NOTES, T R E A S U R Y NOTES, AND GOLD, S I L VER, AND CURRENCY CERTIFICATES OF EACH DENOMINATION I S S U E D , R E D E E M E D ,
AND OUTSTANDING AT T H E CLOSE OF EACH F I S C A L YEAR FROM 1866.

Denomination.
1866,
One dollar
Two dollars
Five dollars
Ten dollars
Twenty dollars
Fifty dollars
One'hundred dollars...
Five hundred dollars..
One thousand dollars..
Five thousand dollars.
Ten thousand dollars..
Total
:
Unlinown, in reserve.
Net .

Issued durRedeemed
ing year. Total issued. during year.

$714,000
664,000
156, 360
2,791,300
11, 000, 000
34, 546, 000
82, 000, 000
1,000,000

$18,846, 000
20, 560, 000
96, 663, 820
110, 005, 040
87, 076, 040
30, 055, 200
37,135, 300
44, 914, 000
83, 950, 000
82, 000, 000
1,000,000

$1, 266.405.15
1,421. 898. 50
588, 593.50
473, 548. 00
1,071, 932.00
406, 892.50
2, 513,075.00
387, 425. 00
11, 355,800. 00
73, 800,000,00
1,000, 000. 00

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding.

$1, 637,240. 90 $17, 208,759,10
1, 750,164.75
18,809, 835.25
1,217, 894. 50 95,445, 925.50
987. 184.50 109,017, 855. 50
1,891, 747.00
85,184, 293.00
732, 482. .50 29, 322,737, 50
3, 028,915.00
34,106, 385.00
9,488, 400.00
35, 425,600. 00
25, 004,800. 00 58, 945,200. 00
8, 200,000.00
73, 800,000,00
1, 000,000, 00

132, 871, 660

612. 205, 400 94, 285, 659. 65
79, 932, 425

120, 538, 809.15 491, 666, 590. 85
79, 932,425. 00

132, 871, 660

532, 272, 975 94, 285, 659. 65

120, 538, 809.15 411,734,165. 85

20, 346, 000
22,560, 000
96, 663, 820
110, 005, 040
87, 279, 960
30, 055, 200
39, 873, 500
48, 407, 000
155,589, 000
167, 520, 000
5, 000, 000

4,857, 924.15
5, 441,881. 85
31, 615,573.25
23, 666,479. 25
21,163, 577. 00
3,717, 737. 50
10, 605,665. 00
15,468, 225.00
102, 374,700.00
148, 850,000.00
5,000, 000. 00

1867.
One dollar
Two dollars
Five dollars
Ten doUars
Twenty dollars
Fifty dollars
One'hundred dollars...
Five hundred dollars..
One thousand dollars..
Five thousand dollars.
Ten thousand doUars..
Total
Unknown, in reserve.

Net

•..

1,500,000
2,000. 000
203, 920
2, 738, 200
3, 493, 000
71, 639, 000
85,520,000
4, 000,000

3, 220,683. 25
3, 691,717,10
30, 397,678,75
22, 679,294. 75
19, 271,830. 00
2, 985,275.00
7, 576,750, 00
5,979, 825, 00
77, 369,900. 00
75, 050,000. 00
4,000, 000. 00

15, 488,075,85
17,118, 118.15
65. 048,246,75
86, 338.560, 75
66,116, 383,00
26, 337,462. 50
29, 267,835. 00
32, 938,775.00
53, 214,300. 00
18, 670,000. 00

171, 094,120

783, 299, 520 252, 222,953, 85
13, 806, 000

372, 761, 763.00 410, 537, 757. 00
13,806,000.00

171, 094,120

769,493, 520 252,222, 953, 85

372,761, 763. 00 396, 731, 757,00

1868.
One dollar
Two dollars
Five dollars
Ten dollars
Twenty dollars
Fifty dollars
One hundred dollars..
Five hundred dollars.




2, 483, 348
3,510,696
205, 400
2,204, 000
4,179, 500

22. 829,348
26. 070, 696
96, 663, 820
110,005,040
87,485,360
30, 055, 200
42, 077, 500
52, 586, 500

4, 297, 683, 25
4,667,751,70
2, 210, 801. 25
3, 506,372. 50
2, 534, 285. 00
841, 932. 50
3,173, 875. 00
3. 458.475, 00

. 9,155, 607. 40
10,109, 633. 55
33, 826, 374. 50
27,172, 851,75
23, 757, 862. 00
4, 559, 670, 00
13, 779, 540. 00
18.928, 700, 00

13, 673,740, 60
15, 961,062.45
62, 837,445.50
82, 832,188. 25
63, 727,498. 00
25,495, 530. 00
28, 297,960. 00
33.659. 800, 00

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No,

3 9 . — A M O U N T OF U N I T E D STATES N O T E S , T R E A S U R Y N O T E S , AND GOLD, SIL-

VER, AND CURRENCY CERTIFICATES, ETC.—Contiuued.
Issued durRedeeraed
i n g y e a r . T o t a l issued. d u r i n g y e a r .

Denomination.

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding,

1868.
$19, 870, 000
61, 625, 000

O n e t h o u s a n d doUars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
Net

$175, 459, 000 $16, 980, 000. 00 $119, 354,700.00
229,145, 000 63.170, 000. 00 212, 020,000.00
5, 000, 000. 00
5,000, 000

$56,104, 300.00
17,125, 000. 00

94, 077,944

877,377, 464 104, 901,176. 20 .
19, 872,484

477, 662, 939, 20

399,714, 524, 80
19, 872,484,80

94, 077. 944

857, 504, 980 104, 901,176,20

477, 662, 939. 20

379,842, 040.00

5, 522, 000
8,000,432
4,336,180
8, 004, 960
16, 227, 580

4, 929, 028, 40
28, 351, 348
5, 287, 765. 90
34, 071,128
6, 641, 495. 50
101, 000, 000
6, 833, 888. 00
118, 010, 000
103,712,940
6, 041. 389. 00
7, 211, 355, 00
30, 055, 200
8, 600, 685. 00
50, 342, 900
65, 085, OCO 9, 777, 975. 00
208, 420, 000 19, 829. 000. 00
291,435, doo 50, 365, 000, 00
5, 000, 000

14,084,635.80
15, 397,399. 45
40, 467, 870. 00
34, 006, 739. 75
29, 799, 251. 00
11, 771, 025. 00
22, 380, 225. 00
28. 704, 675. 00
139,-183, 700. 00
262, 385, 000. 00
5, 000, 000. 00

14, 266, 712.20
18,673 728,55
60, 532,130, 00
84, 003, 260. 25
73, 913, 689. 00
18,284,175.00
27, 962, 675. 00
36, 380, 325. 00
69, 236, 300. 00
29, 050, 000, 00

158,106,052 1, 035,483, 516 125, 517, 581. 80
39,444,855

603,180, 521. 00

432, 302, 995. 00
39,444,855,00

996, 038, 661 125, 517, 581.80

603,180, 521.00

392,858 140 00

4, 422, 884.45
5, 209, 611. 30
9,493,971.25
17,681,072,50
9,871,903,00
6, 677, 217,50
8, 308, 660,00
14, 507, 975.00
34, 278, 000, 00
46, 865, 000, 00
14, 400, 000. 00

18, 507, 520. 25
20, 607, 010. 75
49, 961, 841. 25
51, 687, 812. 25
39, 671,154. 00
18,448,242. 50
30, 688, 885. 00
43, 212, 650. 00
173, 461, 700. 00
309, 250,000. 00
19,400, 000.00

18, 083, 827,75
27, 496,117. 25
70,618,158.75
104, 242,187,75
87, 968, 846. 00
32, 206, 957. 50
49, 558. 015. 00
25, 373, 350. 00
45,011.300.00
18,440, 000. 00
11,130,000.00

229, 520, 060 1, 265, 003,576 171, 716, 295. 00
96, 801,780

774, 896, 816.00

490,106, 760. 00
96, 801,760. 00

229,520? 060 1,168,201,816 171, 716, 295, 00

774,896,816.00

393,305,000.00

1869.
One dollar
.... .
T w o dollars
.......
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
O n e ' h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e thousand dollars
Total.....
Net

. .

8, 265, 400
12,498, 500
32, 981, 000
62,290, 000

158,106, 052

1870.
One dollar
^...
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T c n dollars
.
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
One h u u d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollar.s
One t h o u s a n d dollar.s
F i v e thousand dollars
Ten thousand dollars
Total
I n reserve .

..

....

Net
1871.
One dollar
...
T w o dollars
FiA^^e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
One ' h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dolla rs
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
Total

..

8, 220, 000
14, 032, 000
19, 580, 000
37, 920, 000
23, 927, 060
20, 600, 000
29, 902, 000
3, 501, 000
10,053,000
36, 255, 000
25, 530, 000

7,480, 611
5, 985, 000
5, 860, 000
11, 266, 000
12, 995, 000
6, 555, 000
8, 785,700
27,485,000
44, 883, 000
16, 650, 000
29, 220, 000

36, 571, 348
48,103,128
120, 580, 000
155, 930, 000
127, 640, 000
50. 655, 200
80, 244, 900
68, 586, 000
218,4.73, 000
327, 690, 000
30, 530, 000

44, 050, 899
53,195,128
112,440,000
145, 830, 000
124, 275, 000
47,155, 200
65, 944, 900
94, 030, 000
254, 358, 000
344, 340, 000
59, 750, 000

5, 002, 208. 45
6, 821, 860.80
14, 016, 532. 25
16, 997, 841,50
16, 637, 793. 00
5, 089, 320. 00
9, 274, 880. 00
18, 525, 875. 00
40, 825, 000. 00
29,870, 000. 00
•29, 310, 000. 00

177,165, 311 1, 345, 367,127 192, 371, 311. 00

23, 509, 728.70
27,428, 871. 55
63,978, 373. 50
68, 685, 653. 75
56, 308, 947. 00
23, 537, 562. 50
39.963,765. 00
61. 738. 525. 00
214, 286; 700. 00
339,120, 000. 00
48, 710, 000, 00

20 541 170 30
25, 768, 256.45
48, 481, 626. 50
77,144, 346. 25
67 966 053 00
23, 617 637. 50
25, 981,135. 00
32, 291, 475.00
40, 069, 300. 00
5, 220, 000. 00
11, 040,000. 00

967, 268,127. 00 378, 099, 000.00

1872.
One dollar
T w o dollars
... .
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d doUars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars
Total
1873.
One dollar
.
...
T w o dollars . . . . . . . . . .
F i v e dollars
T e n doUars

9, 931, 304
9,172, 000
9, 962, 500
12, 210, 000
13, 001, 000
4, 035, 000
5, 998, 000
4, 299, 500
13, 660, 000
15,940.000
34,'620, 000

53, 982, 203
5, 724, 516. 60
62, 367,128
7, 566, 791. 90
122,402, 500 11, 658, 604. 00
158, 040, 000 13, 584, 50.^, 50
137,276,000 13, 290,176. 50
51,190, 200 2, 700, 294,50
71, 942, 900
5, 384,965. 00
98, 329, 500
7, 027, 950. 00
268, 016, 000 12, 386, 000. 00
360, 280, 000 12, 765, 000. 00
94,370,000 28,190, 000, 00

29, 234, 245.30
34, 995, 683. 45
75, 636, 977, 50
82,270,159f25
69,599,123. 50
26, 237, 857. 00
45, 348, 730. 00
68,766,475. 00
226, 672, 700. 00
351, 885, 000. 00
76, 900, 000, 00

24, 747, 957.70
27, 371, 464. 55
46 765 522.50
75, 789,840.75
67, 676, 876,50
24,952, 343, 00
26, 594,170. 00
29, 563,025, 00
41, 343, 300. 00
8, 395, 000. 00
17,470, 000. 00

132, 829, 304 1, 478,196,431 120, 278, 804. 00 1,087, 546, 931. 00 390, 649, 500. 00
6, 981, 567
7,816, 000
9, 537, 500
9, 930, 000




60, 963, 770
70,183,128
131, 940, 000
167, 970, 000

6, 517,793. 20
7,712, 608.55
9, 903, 055. 00
12, 367, 770. 75

35, 752, 038. 50
42, 708, 272, 00
85, 540, 032. 50
94, 637, 930.00

25,21I,73L50
27,474,856. 00
46, 399, 967. 50
73, 332, 070.00

96

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.

N o . . 3 9 . — A M O U N T OF U N I T E D STATES N O T E S , T R E A S U R Y N O T E S , AND GOLD, SIL-

VER, AND CURRENCY CERTIFICATES, ETC.—Continued.
Issued dur- Total issued.
Redeemed
ing year.
during year.

Denomination.

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding,

1873.
$10, 284,000
3, 000, 000
5, 955, 500
6, 518, 000
15, 214,000
22, 565, 00.0
78, 530, 000

T w e n t y dollars
F i f t v dollars
One'hundred dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
O n e t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n thousand dollars
Total
Net
1874,

$147, 560, 000 $10,743, 576. 50 $80, 342,700.00 $67,217, 300. 00
54,190, 200
27, 993, 325. 00
1, 755, 468. 00
26,196,875.00
77, 898, 400
3, 594, 970, 00 . 48, 943, 700. 00 28, 954,700. 00
104, 845, 500
78, 553, 000. 00
28, 292, 500.00
7, 786, .525.00
283,230, 000 12,709,300,00
43, 848, 000. 00
239, 382, 000. 00
382, 845, 000 15, 020, 000.00
15,940, 000, 00
366, 905, 000. 00
172, 900, 000 46, 220,000.00
123,120, 000. 00 49, 780, 000.00

176,329,567 1, 654, 525, 998„ 134, 331, 067.00 1,221,877,998.00
1,000,000,00
1, 000,000. 00

-432, 648, 000,00
I, 000, 000.00

176,329, 567 1, 654, 525, 998 135,331,067.00 1,222, 877,998.00

431,648,000.00

•

8,931,669
10,177,520
12,595 760
15,665, 240
14,178,400
5, 230, 000
10, 629, 500
20, 249, 000
32. 739, 000
16i 050, 000
102,740,000

One d o l l a r
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
Fiftv dollars
One h u n d r e d doUars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One thousand dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dolhirs

69, 895,439
80,360, 648
144,535, 760
183,635, 240
161, 738, 400
59, 420, 200
88, 527, 900
125, 094, 500
315,969, 000
398, 895, 000
275, 640, 000

44, 323,927. 00
8, 571,888.50
52, 243, 210. 00
9, 534, 038. 00
93, 992, 305. 00
8, 452, 272. 50
106, 911, 315. 00
12, 273, 385, 00
89, 246,930. 00
8, 904, 230.00
30, 024,100. 00
2, 030, 775. 00
52, 737,700. 00
3, 794, 000. 00
37,175, 500. 00 - 113,728,500,00
253, 829, 000. 00
14, 447, 000, 00
20,735, 000, 00 387, 640, 000. 00
214, 220, 000. 00
91,100, 000,00

25, 571,512.00
28,117,438.00
50, 543,455.00
76, 723,925. 00
72,491,470.00
29, 396,100 00
35, 790. 200. 00
11, 366, 000. 00
62,140, 000.00
11, 255, 000.00
61,420, 000,00

249,186,089 1, 903, 712, 087 217,018, 989,00 1,438, 896, 987, 00 464, 815.100.00
1, 000, 000.00
1, 000, 000,00

Total
Unknown, destroyed

249,186, 089 1,903, 712, 087 217,018, 989.00 1,439, 896,987, 00 463, 815,100. 00

^et
1875,

O n e doUar
14,626,156
10, 934, 400
T w o dollars
. ......
6, 926, 000
F i v e dollars
13. 560, 000
T e n dollars
10,160, 000
T w e n t y dollars .
....
8, 960, 700
Fifty dollars
4, 487, 300
O n e ' h u n d r e d dollars
31, 540, 500
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
16, 373, 000
One t h o u s a n d doUars
F i v e t h o u s a n d d o U a r s . . . . 17, 315, 000
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
120, 370, 000
Total
Dnliuown, destroyed

84,521, 595 12, 780, 804. 50
91, 295, 048 12, 706, 512.00
151, 461, 760 12,617,201.50
197,195,240 17,129, 380. 00
171,898, 400 15, 283, 928.00
68, 380, 900
7, 096, 850, 00
93, 015, 200
8, 030, 600, 00
156, 635, 000
9, 560, 000. 00
332, 342, 000 29, 315, 000. 00
416,210,000 20,445, 000,^00
396,010,000 117, 510, 000.00

57,104,731.50
64, 949, 722. 00
1.06, 609. 506. 50
124, 040, 695. 00
104, 510,858. 00
37,120, 950. 00
60, 768, 300. 00
123, 288, 500. 00
283,144, 000. 00
408, 085, 000. 00
331, 730, 000.00

27,416, 863. 50
26, 345, 326. 00
44, 852, 253. 50
73,154, 545.00
67, 387, 542. 00
31,259,950.00
32, 246, 900. 00
33, 346, 500. 00
49,198, 000. 00
8,125, 000, 00
64, 280, 000.00

255, 253, 056 2,158, 965,143 262,455, 276. 00 1,701,352,263.00 457, 612, 880. 00
1,000, 000. 00
1, 000,000,00

.

255, 253, 056 2,158,965,143 262, 455, 276. 00 1, 702, 352, 263. 00 456, 612,880.00

Net .:
1876.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n doUars
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
O n e ' h u n d r e d doUars
F i v e h u n d r e d doUars
One t h o u s a n d doUars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars

.

Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net

13, 444,758
12, 792, 000
13,080, 000
11,196, 000
12,184, 000
10,151, 000
6, 757, 600
15,255, 500
8, 201. 000
73, 645, 000
87, 490,000

97,966, 353 12, 854,116. 60
104, 087, 048 11, 656, 846.40
164, 541, 760 11, 614, 081.00
208, 391, 240 14, 945, 686, 00
184, 082,400 13,189, 679, 00
78, 531, 900
5, 922,185. 00
99, 772, 800 10, 655, 460. 00
171, 890, 500 11,915, 500. 00
340, 543, 000 15, 582, 500. 00
489, 855, 000 54, 680, 000. 00
483,500,000 126, 200,000. 00

69,958,848.10' 28, 007, 504,90
76, 608, 588.40
27,480, 479, 60
118, 223, 587. 50
46,318 172.50
138, 986, 381. 00
69,404, 859. 00
117, 700, 537.00
66, 381, 863. 00
43,043,135.00
35, 488, 765. 00
71, 420, 760. 00
28, 352, 040. 00
135, 204, 000. 00
36, 686, 500. 00
298, 729, 500. 00 .41,813,500.00
462,765, 000. 00 27,090, 000, 00
457,930, 000. 00 25, 570, 000,00

264,196,858 2,423,162, 001 289, 216, 054.00 1,990, 568,317.00
1, 000, 000. 00

432, 593, 684. 00
I, 000,000.00

264,196, 858 2,423,162, 001 289, 216,054.00 I, 991, 568, 317. 00

431, 593,684.00

1877.
O n e doUar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
O n e n u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d doUars




..

10,147, 399
9, 432, 000
14,180, 000
7, 320, 000
8,160, 000
5, 983, 300
8, 258, 900
8,431,500
10,694,000

108,113, 752
113,519,048
178,721,760
215,711, 240
192,242,400
84, 515, 200
108,031,700
180, 322, 000
351,237, 000

12,994,606.10
11, 542, 653.40
11,199, 948. 50
12,189,152. 00
11,932,666.00
5, 559,155.00
5, 996,170. 00
8, 215, 500. 00
11, 829, 000. 00

82, 953,454.20
88,149, 221. 80
129,423. 536. 00
151,175, 533, 00
129,633,203.00
48, 602, 290. 00
77,416, 930. 00
143,419, 500. 00
310. 558, 500.00

25,160,297,80
25, 369, 826, 20
49, 298, 224. 00
64, 535, 707. 00
62, 609,197. 00
35, 912, 910.00
30, 614,770, Oo
36, 902, 500.00
40. 678.500, 00

97

TREASURER.
No.

3 9 . — A M O U N T OF U N I T E D STATES NOTES, T R E A S U R Y N O T E S , AND G O L D , . S I L -

VER, AND CURRENCY CERTIFICATES, ETC.—Continued.
Issued durRedeemed
Total issued.
ing year.
during year.

Denomination.

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding.

1877.
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

$15, 630,000
109, 230, 000

Total
Unknown, destroyed

207,467, 099 2, 630, 629,100 183,743,85L00- 2,174, 312,168.00 456, 316, 932. 00
1,000,000. 00
1,000,000, 00

$505,485, 000 $27, 555,000.00
592,730, 000 64, 730, 000, 00

$490,320, 000. 00 $15,165, 000.00
522, 660, 000. 00
70, 070, 000. 00

207,467, 099 2, 630, 629,100 183,743, 851.00 2,175, 312,168, 00 455, 316, 932.00

Net
1878.

7, 562, 351
6, 288, 000
15, 820,000
11, 503, 220
9, 210, 240
3, 213,250
8, 036. 700
6, 880, 000
8, 300, 000
15, 575, 000
113, 670, 000

One doUar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
O n e ' h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d doUars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
Unknown, destroyed

...

115,676,103 11,792,774. 50
119, 807, 048 10, 746, 878. 00
194, 541, 760 10, 448, 667. 50
227, 214,460 10,364, 063. 00
201, 452, 640
9. 086, 554. 00
87,728,450 11, 930, 230. 00
116, 068,400
5, 509,100. 00
187, 202, 000
9, 614, 000, 00
359, 627, 000
8, 395, 000, 00
521, 060, 000 19, 925, 000. 00
706,400, 000 114,510, 000. 00

94,746, 228. 70
98, 896, 099. 80
139,872,203.50
161, 539, 596. 00
138,719,757. 00
60, 532, 520. 00
82, 926, 030. 00
153, 033, 500. 00
318, 953, 500. 00
510, 245, 000. 00
637,170, 000. 00

206,148,761 2, 836,777. 861 222,322, 267. 00 2,396, 634,435. 00 440,143,426, 00
1,000, 000, 00
1 000 000 00
206,148, 761 2,836,777, 861 222, 322,267,00 2, 397, 634,435..00

Net

20, 929,874.30
20,910, 948, 20
54, 669, 556. 50
65, 674, 864, 00
62,732, 883. 00
27,195, 930.00
33,142, 370, 00
34.168, 500, 00
40, 873, 500.00
10, 815, 000. 00
69, 230, 000.00

439,143,426.00

1879.
One dollar
T w o dollars
'.
F i v e dollars
Ten dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
....
..
One ' h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d doUars
()ne t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e thousand dollars.-... .
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
Unknown, destroyed

6, 503,133
5, 892, 000
11, 060,000
9, 323, 780
7, 485, 760
2,531,750
5, 632,400
8.186, 000
12, 225, 000
15, 670, 000
90, 830,000

122,179,236
125, 699, 048
205, 601, 760
236,538,240.
208,938, 400
90, 260, 200
121, 700, 800
195,388, 000
371,852. 000
536,730, 000
797, 230, 000

103,969,255. 20
107, 606,394. 80
151, 494, 647.00
171, 735, 848.-00
148, 370, 593. 00
64, 591, 880. 00
88. 487,420. 00
161,108, 500. 00
332, 823, 500. 00
526, 925, 000.00
760, 240, 000. 00

18 209 980 80
18,092,653.20
54,107,113, 00
64 80^ 392 00
60. 567,807 00
25, 688, 340. 00
33, 213, 380, 00
34,279,500.00
39. 228, 500. 00
9, 805, 000. 00
36, 990, 000. 00

175, 339, 823 3,012,117,684 220, 518, 583. 00 2,617,153,018,00
1, 000, 000. 00

394, 964, 688. 00
1, 000, 000. 00

9,223,026.50
8, 710, 295. 00
11, 622,443,50
10,196, 252.00
9, 650,836. 00
4, 059, 340. 00
5, 561, 390. 00
8, 075, 000.00
13, 870, 000. 00
16, 680, 000. 00
123, 070, 000,00

175, 339,823 3,012,117, 684 220, 518, 583. 00 2, 618,153,018. 00 393, 984, 666,00

Net
1880.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e doUars
T e n dollars - .
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
Five hundred dollars......
One t h o u s a n d doUars
F i v e thousand dollars
Ten t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net

9, 057, 863
8, 232, 000
19, 680, 000
18, 527, 000
19, 250, 000
2, 595, 000
4, 501, 700
3, 050, OCO
3,427, 000
5, 015, 000
45, 040, 000

131,237,099
133,931, 048
225, 281, 760
255, 085, 240
228,188,400
92, 855, 200
126,202,500
198,438, 000
375, 279, 000
541,745,000
842, 270, 000

110,904, 767, 00
113, 578, 235. 00
159, 849, 212.00
178, 001,149. 00
154, 069, 213. 00
66, 717, 255. 00
91, 092, 030. 00
177, 519, 000. 00
353, 747, 500. 00
537, 870, 000. 00
824,810,000. 00

20 332 332 00
20,352,813.00
65,432,548.00
77, 064, 091. 00
74.119,187, 00
26,137, 945. 00
35,110, 470. 00
20. 919, 000. 00
21, 531', 500. 00
3,875,000.00
17, 460, 000. 00

138,375,563 3,150,493, 247 151, 005, 343, 00 2,768,158,361.00
1,000,000.00

382, 334, 886.00
1, 000, 000. 00

138, 375,563 3,150, 493, 247 151,005,343.00 2,769,158, 361,00

381, 334, 886. 00

6,935, 511, 80
5, 971, 840. 20
8, 354, 565. 00
6, 265, 301. 00
5, 698, 620. 00
2,125, 395. 00
2, 604, 610. 00
16, 410, 500. 00
21,124, 000. 00
10, 945, 000. 00
64, 570, 000. 00

1881.
One dollar
T w o dollars
. .
F i v e doUars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
One h u n d r e d doUars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars
Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net

9, 889, 034
8, 752, 000
14, 760, 000
27, 880, 000
22, 800,000
3, 510, 000
5, 354, 300
1, 332, 000
1, 200,000
2, 215, 000
15, 350, 000

141,126,133
142, 683, 048
240, 041, 760
282, 925, 240
250,988, 400
96, 385, 200
131, 556, 800
199,770,000
376, 479, 000
543, 960, 000
857,620,000

7, 575, 604.40
6, 860, 690. 60
10, 623, 470. 00
7, 566, 674. 00
6, 484, 770. 00
2,463,435. 00
3,219,110. 00
5,776, 000. 00
6, 502, 000. 00
3,370, 000. 00
18, 670, 000. 00

118,480, 371.40
120, 438, 925. 60
170, 472, 682. 00
185, .567, 823. 00
160, 553, 983. 00
69,180, 690. 00
94,311,140.00
183.29.5, 000.00'
360, 249, 500. 00
541, 240, 000. 00
843,480, 000. 00

22, 645,761. 60
22 244 122 40
6i), 589, 078. 00
97, 357, 417. 00
90,434,417.00
27,184, 510. 00
37, 24:-). 860. 00
16, 475, 000. 00
16, 229, 500. 00
2, 720. 000. 00
14,140.0,10.00

113, 022, 334 3, 263,515, 581 7^, 111, 754. 00 2, 847, 270,115, 00 416,245,486.00
1, 000, 000. 00
1, 000, 000,00
113, 022, 334 3. 263, 515, 581

FI



79, 111, 754.00 2,848,270,115.00

415, 245, 466,00

98

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.

No. 39.

- A M O U N T OF U N I T E D STATES NOTES, TREASURY N O T E S , AND GOLD, S I L -

VER, AND CURRENCY CERTIFICATES, ETC.—Continued.
Redeemed
I s s u e d during year. Total issued. during year.

Denomination,

1882.
One dollar
.
. . . . . . $11,445,524
T w o d o l l a r s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,472, 000
F i v e dollars
• 14, 280, 000
18, 920.000
T e n doUars
14, 720,000
T w e n t y dollars
3, 600, boo
Fifty dollars
5, 327,900
One h u n d r e d dollars
2,450, 000
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
2, 620, 000
One t h o u s a n d dollars
7, 945, 000
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
28, 950, 000
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

$152,571,657
153,155, 048
254,321.760
301, 845. 240
265,708,400
99,.965, 200
136,884,700
202, 220, 000
379, 099, 000
551, 905,000
886, 570, 000

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding.

$8,370, 332,00 $126,850,703.40 $25,720,953. 60
8, 093, 497,00
128, 532, 422. 60
24, 622, 625. 40
16, 506, 538.00
186, 979,220. 00
67, 342, 540. 00
14, 246, 931, 00
199, 814, 754, 00 102, 030, 486. 00
11, 535, 986, 00
172, 089, 969. 00 • 93, 618,431.00
3,309,190,00
72, 489,880, 00
27, 475, 320. 00
3, 859, 570.00
98,170,710.00
38,713,990.00
2,106, 000. 00 185,401,000, 00
16, 819, 000. 00
3, 088, 000. 00
363,337,500.00
15, 761, 500, 00
7,115, 000.00
548, 355, 000.00
3,550, 000. 00
26,570, 000,00
870,050,000.00
16, 520, 000,00

120, 730, 424 3, 384, 246, 005 104, 801,044. 00 2, 952, 071,159. 00 432,174,846. 00
1
1, 000, 000. 00
1, 000, 000.00

Total
Unknown, destroyed..;.

120, 730, 424 3, 384, 246, 005 104,801, 044.00 2, 953, 071,159.00

Net

431,174, 846.00

1883. •
O n e dollar
T w o doUars
F i v e doUars
T e n doUars
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
One hundred dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
O n e t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d doUara
Ten thousand dollars......
Total
Unknown, destroyed .

11, 986,114
9, 672,000
22 860 000
26,120, 000
28, 720, 000
14, 700, 000
15,656,600
12,400,000
21, 400, 000
21, 470, 000
66, 560, 000

164, 557,771
162, 827, 048
9.77 IRI 7-fiO

327, 965, 240
294, 428, 400
114, 665, 200
152,541,300
214,620,000
400, 499, 000
573, 375, 000
953,130, 000

9, 970, 610. 80
8, 770, 231, 20
19, 052, 455. 00
18, 529.708. 00
15, 575,198. 00
5, 241, 690. 00
5, 948,180. 00
3,467,000.00
5, 093, 000, 00
14, 785, 000. 00
45, 430, 000, 00

136,821,314,20
27, 736, 456. 80
137, 302, 653, 80
25, 524, 394. 20
206, 031, 675, 00
71 150 085 00
218, 344, 462, 00 109, 620, 778. 00
187, 665,167, 00 106, 763, 233. 00
77,731, 570. 00 36, 933, 630.00
104,118, 890. 00 48, 422, 410. 00
188, 868, 000, 00
25, 752, 000. 00
368, 430, 500. 00
32, 088, 500. 00
563,140, 000,00
10, 235, 000. 00
915, 480, 000.00
37, 650, 000. 00

251, 544,714 3, 635, 790, 719 151,863,073,00 3,103, 934, 232,00
1,000,000.00

Net

531, 856, 487, 00
1, 000, 000. 00

251, 5.44, 714 3, 635, 790,719 151,863, 073. 00 3,104, 934, 232. 00 530, 856,487.00
1884.

i.
8,943,236 1 173,501,007 10, 019, 508.00
7, 808, 000 i 170, 635, 048 8, 434, 508. 00
23,420, 000 •• 300, 601,780 19, 017,170. 00
31,160,000; 3.^9. IS."! 240 23, 763, 050. 00
34, 880, 000
329, 308. 400 22, 368, 720. 00
8, 700, 000
123,365, 200 ' 7, 012,100. 00
163.178,300
10, 637, 000
8, 089, 300. 00
224,270,0(10
9. 650, 000
5, 329, 000. 00
417, 999, 000
17, 500, 000
9, 006, 000. 00
584,
675,
000
8,140, 000. 00
11, 300, 000
995,700, 000 38,050, 000. 00
42, 570, 000

One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fiftv dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
O n e t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
Unknown destroyed

146, 840, 822.20 • 26, 660,184. 80
145,737,161.80
24, 897, 886. 20
225. 048, 845. 00
75, 552, 915. 00
242,107, 512, 00 117 017 728 00
210, 033, 887, 00 119, 274,513. 00
84,743, 670, 00 38, 621, 530 00
112. 208,190. 00 50, 970,110. 00
194,197, 000. 00 30, 073, 000. 00
377, 436, 500. 00
40, 582, 500. 00
571, 280, 000. 00
13, 395, 000. 00
953, 530, 000. 00
42,170,000.00

206, 568, 236 3,842, 358, 955 159, 229, 356. 00 3, 263,163,588. 00 579,195,367.00
1,000,000.00
1, 000, 000. 00

Net

206, 568, 236 3, 842, 358,955 159, 229, 356. 00 3, 264,163, 588. 00 578,195, 367.00
1885.

O n e dollar
T w o dolla.rs
Fivedollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars Fifty dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
Five hundred dollais
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d doUars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

-.

Total
U n k n o w n , destroyed
Net

10,187,153
183,688,160
10, 856, 000
181,491,048
19, 300, 000
319, 901, 760
23, 680, 000
382, 805, 240
22, 320, 000
351,628,400
9, 700, 000
133, 065. 200
10,000, 000
173,178. 300
13, 950, 000
238, 220, 000
25, 000. 000
442,999, 000
13,285,000
597, 960, 000
85, 770, 000 1,081,470,000

11, 895. 276. 00
10, 458, 817. 00
18, 855,110. 00
24, 411, 215. 00
22,112,700.00
6,763, 800. 00
8, 591, 300. 00
4, 363, 500. 00
4, 780, 000. 00
8, 415, 000.00
45,400, 000.00

158, 736, 098. 20
24 952 061 80
156,195, 978. 80 25, 295, 069. 20
243,903, 955. 00 75, 997, 805.00
266, 518, 727. 00 116,288, 513. 00
232,146, 587. 00 119,481,813.00
91, 507, 470. 00
41, 557, 730. 00
120, 799, 490. 00
52, 378, 810. 00
198, 560, 500. 00
39, 659, 500. 00
382,222, 500. 00 60, 776, 500. 00
579, 695, 000. 00
18, 265, 000. 00
998, 930, 000. 00
82,540,000.00

244, 048,153 4,086,407,108 166, 052, 718.00 3,429, 216, 306.00 657,190.802.00
1,000, 000. 00
1,000,000, 00
244, 048,153 4, 086,407,108 166, 052, 718. 00 3,430,216,306.00

656,190, 802. 00

1886.
T w o fl ol 1 a r s
F i v e dollars
Ten dollars
....
T wen ty dol 1 a r s
F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d d o l l a r s
F i v e hundredd(»llar.s . . n . . . .
One t h o u s a u d dollars




21, 320, 000
13,760, 000
8, 560, 000
2,100,000
4,800.000
600, 000
17,500,000

183,688,160
181, 491, 048
341, 221, 760
396, 565, 240
360,188, 400
135,165, 200
177,978, 300
238,820, 000
460, 499,000

7, 348,139. 40
7, 090, 699. 60
11, 688, 586. 00
13,1.18, 485. 00
18,028,918.00
3,263, 8-, 0.00
7,194, 890. 00
12, 580, .500.00
20, 499, 000.00

166, 084, 237. 60
163,286,678.40
255, 592, 541. 00
279,637,192.00
248,175,503.00
94,771,140. 00
127, 994, 380. 00
211,121, 000. 00
402, 721,500.00

17.603,922.40
18, 204, 369. 60
85,829,219.00
116, 928. 048. 00
112,012,897.00
40,394, 060. 00
49, 983, 920. 00
27, 699, 000.00
57, 777, 500.00

99

TEEASUREE.

N o . 3 9 . — A M O U N T O F U N I T E D STATES N O T E S , T R E A S U R Y N O T E S , AND GOLD, S I L -

VER, AND CURRENCY CERTIFICATES, ETC.—Continued.
Issued durRedeemed
ing year. T o t a l issued. d u r i n g year.

Denomination.
1886.
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n thousand dollars

$4,630, 000 $602,590,000
43, 020, 000 1,124,490, 000

Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding.

$6,805, ooo' 00 $.586, 500, 000.00 $16,090,000.00
54, 940, 000,00 1, 053, 870, 000. 00 70, 620, 000.00

116, 290, 000 4, 202,697,108 160, 537, 866, 00 3, 589,754,172. 00
1, 000, 000. 00

612, 942, 936. 00
1, 000 000 00

116, 290, 000 4.202,697,108 160,537,866.00 3, 590,754,172. 00

611,942,936, 00

1887.
One dollar
T w o dollars

-.

T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
..... ..
F i f t y dollars
O n e ' h u n d r e d doUars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars . . . .
O n e t h o u s a n d dollars
Five thousand'dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

197, 844,160
190, 467, 048
375, 721,760
429, 645, 240
385,948,400
138,165, 200
180,778, 300
238, 820, 000
464,147. 000
3, 648, obb
602; 590, 000
28,400, 000 1,152, 890, 000
14,156,000
8, 976, 000
34, 500, 000
33, 080, 000
25, 760, 000
3, 000, 000
2, 800, 000

8, 983, 049,80
175,067, 287.40
22,776,872.60
9, 265, 801. 20
172, 552, 479. 60
17,914,568.40
17, 336,127. 00 272, 928, 668. 00 102,793, 092. 00
15,435, 707. 00 295, 072,899, 00 134, 572, 341, 00
12, 342, 458. 00
260,517,96LOO 125,430,439. 00
102,834, 760. 00 35, 330,440. 00
8, 063, 620. 00
139,464,070, 00
41, 314, 230. 00
11,469,690.00
218,415, 500, 00 20,404, 500.00
7, 294, 500. 00
415, 052, 500. 00
49, 094, 500. 00
12, 331, 000. 00
588, 880, 000. 00
13,710,000.00
2, 380, 000. 00
38, 630, 000. 00 1, 092, 500, 000.00
60, 390,000. 00

154, 320, 000 4, 357,017,108 143, 531, 953. 00 3, 733,286,125. 00 623, 730, 983. 00
1,000,000, 00
1, 000,000.00

Total
Unljnown destroyed

• . . . . 154, 320, 000 4, 357, 017,108 143, 531, 953. 00 3, 734,286,125. 00 622,730,983 00

Net
1888.
O n e dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars . . . . . . .
T e n dollars
T w e n t y doUars
F U t y dollars
O n e h u n d r e d doUars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

...

Total
'
Unknown, destroyed
Net

212, 016,160
14,172, 000
200,891,048
10. 424. 000
427,
721, 760
52, 000. 000
483,165,240
53, 520, 000
418,988,
400
33, 040, 000
145, 465, 200
7, 300, 000
193,
478,
300
12. 700, 000
245, 020, 000
6, 200, 000
479,499,
000
15,352,000
622, 820, 000
20, 230, 000
60,170, 000 1, 213,060, 000

5, 037, 036.10
180,104, 323. 50 31,911,836.50
4, 764, 304. 40
177,316,874.00
23, 574,174.00
22,128, 359. 50 295,057, 027. 50 132 664 732 50
21,362,430.00
316,435, 329, 00 166,729 911 00
16,854, 355. 00 277, 372, 316. 00 141, 616, 084. 00
6,123,140. 00
108, 957, 900. 00 36 507 300 00
6,187, 830. 00 145,651,900.00
47, 826, 400, 00
5,745, 000. 00 224,160, 500. 00 20, 859, .500. 00
14, 320, 500. 00 429, 373, 000. 00
50,126, 000.00
9, 405. 000. 00
598, 285,000. 00 24, 535, 000. 00
62, 850, 000. 00 1,155, 350, 000, 00 57,710,000,00

285,108, 000 4, 642,125,108 1.74,778, 045. 00 3, 908, 064,170, 00 734, 060, 938. 00
1, 000, 000. 00
1,000,000,00
285.108,000 4, 642,125,108 174, 778,045. 00 3,909,064,170. 00

733, 060, 938,00

1889.
O n e doUar
T w o dollars . .
F i v e dollars
T e n doUars
Twenty d o l l a r s . . . . . . . . . . . .
F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o U a r s F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
Ten thousand doUars..
Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net

220, 788,160
8,772, 000
206,691,048
5, 800, 000
466, 261. 760
38,540,000
517, 365i 240
34,200,000
438, 028, 400
19, 040, 000
151, 465, 200
6, 000, 000
201, 078, 300
7, 600, 000
254, 770, 000
9, 750, 000
490,999, 000
11, 500, 000
652, 975, 000
30,155, 000
73, 770, 000 1, 286, 830, 000

9, 061, 336.80
189,165, 660. 30 31, 622, 499. 70
5,785, 215. 20 183,102, 089. 20 23, 588,958. 80
27, 290. 032. 00
322, 347, 059. 50 143,914, 700 50
26, 909, 035. 00
343, 344, 364. 00 174,020,876.00
21,154, 120. 00 298, 526.436. 00 139,501 964 00
115, 320; 625. 00
6, 362, 725. 00
36,144,575, 00
152, 296, 560. 00
6, 644, 660. 00
48, 781, 740.00
228, 848, 500.00
25,921,500,00
4, 688, 000. 00
440,871,500.00
50,127, 500. 00
11, 498, 500. 00
615, 395, 000, 00
37,580, 000.00
17,110,000. 00
70, 350, 000.00
61,130,000,00 1, 216,480, 000.00

245,127, 000 4, 887, 252,108 197, 633, 624,00 4,105,697,794,00
1, 000, 000.00

781, 554, 314. 00
1, 000, 000. 00

245,127, 000 4, 887, 252,108 197, 633, 624. 00 4,106, 697,794,00

780, 554, 314. 00

1890.
O n e dollar
T w o dollars
i
Fivedollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
O n e ' h u n d r e d doUars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d doUars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n thousand dollars

235,704,160
14,916, 000
216,187,048
9,496, 000
514, 381, 760
48,120, 000
576, 085, 240
58,720, 000
472, 268, 400
34, 240, 000
156, 265, 200
4,800,000
209,078, 300
8, 000, 000
258,170. 000
3, 400, 000
494, 999, 000
4, 000, 000
684, 325, 000
11, 350, 000
48.100, 000 1, 334, 930, 000

12, 111, 664.40
34, 426, 835. 30
201, 277, 324. 70
7, 654, 319. 60 i90, 756. 408. 80
25,430, 639, 20
32,177,160. 00
354, 524, 219. 50, 159,857, 540.50
30,859, 080. 00 374, 203,424. 00 201,881,816.00
24, 021, 284. 00
322, 547, 720. 00 149,720, 680. 00
7,184,110.00
122, 504, 735. 00
33,760, 465. 00
7, 854, 970.00
160,151,530.00
48,926,770, 00
6, 398, 000. 00
235, 246, 500. 00
22, 923, 500,00
14,357, 000. 00 455, 228, 500. 00
39,770, 500.00
14, 055, 000. 00
629, 450. 000. 00
34,875,000. 00
50, 870, 000. 00 1, 267, 350,000. 00 67, 580,000. 00

245,142,000 5,132, 394,108 207, 542,568.00 4,313,240, 362.00
Total
1,000, 000.00
Unknown destroved......

819,153,746. 00
1, 000, 000. 00

245,142, 000 5,132,394,108 207,542, 568,00 4,314,240,362,00

818,153, 746.00

Net




100

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.

N o . 3 9 . — A M O U N T O P U N I T E D STATES N O T E S , TREASURY N O T E S , AND GOLD, S I L -

VER, AND CURRENCY CERTIFICATES, ETC.—Continued.
Denomination.

I s s u e d dur- Total issued.
Redeemed
ing year.
during year.

Total
redeemed

Outstanding.

1891,
$13,452,^417 $249,156, 577 $11,907,394 00 $213,184,718 70
One dollar
224, 783, 048
8, 576, 000
199,072, 568. 80
T w o dollars .
...
8,316,160,00
570, 641, 760 38,424, 642, 00 392, 948,861.50
56, 260, 000
Five dollars.
631,965,240 38, 544, 200, 00
55,880, 000
412,747, 624.00
T e n dollars
515, 388, 400 28, 082, 620. 00
43,120, 000
850, 630,340. 00
T w e n t y dollars
162, 065, 200
6,200,000
128,903, 035. 00
6, 398, 300 00
Fifty dollars
' ...
223, 478, 300
14, 400, 000
168, 826, 830. 00
8, 675, 300 00
O n e ' h u n d r e d dollars
264, 070, 000
240, 864, 000, 00
5, 500, 000
5, 617, 500 00
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
512, 299, 000 10, 910, 000, 00
466,138, 500, 00
17, 300, 000
One t h o u s a n d doUars
671, 005, 000 14,540,000 00
643, 990, 000.00
6, 680, 000
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
83,140, 000 I, 418, 070,000 69,380,000 00 1, 336, 730,000 00
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

$35,971,858.30
25,690 479 20
177, 692,898. 50
219, 217, 616. 00
164.758.060 00
33,162,165. 00
54, 651, 470.00
23, 206, 000.00
46,160, 500. 00
27,015,000. 00
81, 340, 000.00

310, 508,417 5,442,902,525 240,796,116 00 4,554, 036, 478 00
1,000, 000 00

888, 866, 047.00
1, 000,000.00

310, 508,417 5,442,902,525 240, 796,116,00 4,555,036,478 00

887,866,047.00

Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net
1892.
One dollar
T w o dollars
Five dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fiftv dollars .
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net

229,849,195 70
16, 664,477 00
210,427, 722 80
11, 355,154 00
441,129, 241 50
48,180, 380 00
457, 850,154 00
45,102, 530 00
379,102,900 00
28,472, 560 00
135,372,285 00
6,469, 250 00
177, 977,630 00
9,150, 800 00
247, 030, 000 00
6,166, 000 00
479, 217, 500. 00
13, 079,000 00
658,615, 000 00
14, 625, 000 00
99,150, 000 00 1,435,880,000 00

37, 635,805. 30
28, 887, 325. 20
187, 272,518,50
233,915,086 00
180, 365, 500. 00
35,692 915 00
62,770, 670. 00
23, 560, 000. 00
50, 981, 500, 00
31,115,000.00
95, 830, 000.00

377, 575, 424 5,820, 477,949 298, 415,151 00 4,852,451, 629 00
1,000,000 00

968, 026, 320.00
1,000, 000. 00

377, 575, 424 5,820,477, 949 298,415,151 00 4, 853,451,629 00

967, 026,320, 00

18, 328,424
267,485, OOI
14, 552,000
239, 315,048
57, 760, 000
628,401,760
59, 800, 000
691, 765, 240
44, 080, 000
559, 468, 400
171, 065, 200
9, 000, 000
17, 270, 000
240, 748, 300
6,520, 000
270, 590, 000
•
17,900,000
530,199,000
18,725, 000
689, 730, 000
113,640,000 1,531, 710,000

1893,
O n e dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
. . .
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fiftydollars
One h u n d r e d doUars.
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n thousand dollars
Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net

21, 674,106
289,159,107
16,112, 000
255, 427,048
66, 740, 000
695,141, 760
68, 960, 000
760,725, 240
50, 880, 000
610, 348, 400
179, 865, 200
8, 800, 000
254, 968, 300
14, 220. 000
276, 920, 000
6, 330, 000
564,879, 000
34, 680, 000
694, 395, 000
4, 665, 000
50, 970, 000 1,582. 680, 000

249, 609,117 70
39, 549,989,30
19,759,922.00
224,192,250 80
31, 234,797, 20
13,764,528.00
502, 001, 631 50 193,140,128 50
60,872, 390.00
518,489,254 00 242,235,986. 00
60,639,100.00
422, 932, 200 00 187,416,200. 00
43, 829, 300. 00
145, 316, 835 00
34,548, 365.00
9, 944,550. 00
197,71.9, 830 00
19, 742,200, 00
57, 248,470, 00
254, 033, 500 00
22,886, 500.00
7, 003, 500, 00
57, 509, 500, 00
28,152, 000. 00 507, 369, 500 00
676,165,000 00
18,230, 000. 00
17,550, 000.00
47,080, 000.00
99,720,000,00 1,535, 600,000 00

344, 031,106 6,164,509, 055 380,977,490. 00 5, 233, 429,119 00
1,000,000 00

931,079, 936. 00
1, 000, 000.00

344, 031,106 6,164, 509,055 380,977,490.00 5,234,429,119 00

930, 079,936.00

1804.
One dollar
T w o dollars
Five doUars....
T e n doUars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y d.oUars
One h u n d r e d doUars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
O n e t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollar.s
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

19,913,190
' 12, 406, 000
52, 880, 000
61,160, 000
52, 080, 000
5, 480, 000
20,160, 000

Total
U n k n o w n , destroyed

351,759,190 6,516, 268, 245 319,002,290.00 5,552,431,409.00
1, 000, 000, 00

963, 836, 836,00
1, 000, 000, 00

351,759,190 6,516, 288, 245 319, 002, 290,00 5, 553,431,409,00

962, 836,836.00

Net

309,072,297
267, 923, 048
748, 021,760
821, 885, 240
662, 428. 400
185, 325, 200
275,128,300
276,920, 000
613, 799, 000
48, 920, 000
694,
685, 000
290,000
78, 400, 000 1, 661, 080, 000

270, 909,166 70
38,163,130, 30
21, 300, 049. 00
239,739,946 80
15, 547, 696. 00
28,183,101.20
573,765,906 50 174 255 853 50
71, 764, 275.00
591, 938, 354 00 229, 946' 886 00
73,449,100. 00
470, 877, 820 00 191, 550,580. 00
47, 945, 620.00
152, 868, 385 00
7, 551, 550.00
32,456,815.00
209, 611,830 00
11, 892, 000 00
65,516, 470. 00
259, 851, 500 00
5, 818, 000. 00
17,068, 500.° 00
522, 888, 500 00
15, 519, 000 00
90, 910, 500.00
682, 090,000 00
5, 925, 000. 00
12, 595, 000.00
42, 290, 000 00 1, 577, 890, 000 00 .83,190,000,00

1895,
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n doUars




25,872,983
15,248, 000
74,920, 000
55,520, 000

334, 945,280
283,171, 048
822, 941,760
877,405,240

22, 558,462. 00
15,472,123.00
66,170,215. 00
66,413,790.00

41,477,651.30
293,467,628.70
255, 212,069, 80 27,958,978, 20
639,9^36,121.-50 183, 005,638. 50
658,352,144,00 219,053,096,00

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TREASUREK.
No.

3 9 . — A M O U N T OF U N I T E D STATES NOTES, T R E A S U R Y N O T E S , AND GOLD, SIL-

VER, AND CURRENCY CERTIFICATES, ETC.—Continued.
Denomination.

Issued during year. Total issued.

Redeemed
during year.

Total .
redeemed.

Outstanding.

1895.
F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d doU.ars
F i v e t h o u s a u d dollars
T e n thousand dollars

. $35,760, 000
. 2, 855,000
3,110, 000

$698,188, 400 $48, 307, 300. 00 $519,185,120.00 $179,003,280 00
160,427, 035. 00 27,753,185. 00
188,180, 200
7, 558, 650. 00
222,163, 230. 00 56, 075, 070. 00
278, 238, 300 12, 551, 400. 00
263,0.55,500.00
276, 920, 000
3, 204, 000. 00
13,864,500 00
533, 208, 500. 00 101,432. 500. 00
634, 639, 000 10, 318, 000. 00
20, 840, 000
694, 755, 000
70, 000
4,930, 000. 00 687. 020. 000, 00
7, 735. 000. 00
67, 610, 000 1,728, 690,000 81, 230,000. 00 1, 659,120, 000, 00 69,570. 000. CO

301, 805, 983 6, 818, 074,228 338,713, 940.00 5,891,145, 349. 00 926 928,879 04
1,000,000, 00
1, 000, 000. 00

Total

301, 805, 983 6, 818, 074,228 338, 713, 940,00 5,892,145, 349, 00 925,928, 879. 00

Net
1896.
O n e dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
O n e ' h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a u d doll.ars
F i v e thousand dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
U n k n o w n , destroyed

27,434, 880
16, 536, 000
83,140, 000
80, 280, 000
26, 720, 000
9, 360, 000
18, 480, 000

" 362, 380,160
299,707,048
906, 081, 760
957, 685, 240
724, 908,400
197,540, 200
296, 718, 300
276, 920, 000
640,779, 000
6,140, 000
696,610,000
1, 855, 000
75, 810, 000 1, 804, 500,000

24, 728, 665. 00
318,196, 293. 70 44,183,866 30
15,582, 650. 00 270, 794, 719. 80
28, 912, 328. 20
71,643,585.00
711, 579, 706. 50 194, 502, 053. 50
68,'865, 490. 00 727, 21' , 834. 00 230,467, 606. 00
46, 602, 580, 00
565, 7SV,700. 00 159,120, 700. 00
8,144, 500.00
168, 571, 535. 00
28, 968. 665. 00
16, 576,800. 00 238, 740, 030. 00
57, 978, 270. 00
14,750, 500. 00 266,167, 000. 00 10, 753, 000. 00
8, 053, 000. 00
552,898,500.00
87, SSO, 500. 00
3, 355, 000, 00
690, 375, 000. 00
6, 235, 000. 00
99, 370, 000.00 1, 758,490, 000,00
46, 010, 000. 00

345,755, 880 7,163, 830,108 377, 672, 770.00 6,268, 818,119.00 895, Oil, 989.00
1,000, 000. 00
1. 000.000. 00
345, 755, 880 7,163,830,108 377, 672,770.00 6, 269,818,119.00

Net

894, Oil, 989, 00

1897,
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
Ten dollars
T w e n t y dollars . . . .
Fifty dollars
One h u n d r e d dollai-s
F i v e h u n d r e d dolLars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
Ten thousand dollais
Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net

29, 280, 000
391, 660,160
17, 368. 000
317, 075, 048
72,440, 000
978,521,760
64, 680, 000 1, 022, 365, 240
35, 210, 000
760,118,400
10, 800, 000
208, 340, 200
15, 450, 000
312,168, 300
11,100,000
288, 020,000
653,199,000
. . 12,420, 000
1, 390, 000
698, 000, 000
104, 710, 000 1,909, 210, 000

45,922, 892, 30
27,540, 974. 00 345, 737, 267,70
287,173,045.80. 29. 902, 002. 20
16, 378, 326. 00
784,135, 433, 50 194, 386,326.50
72, 555, 727.00
794,611,353.00 227, 753, 887.00
67, 393, 719. 00
605,458, 824. 00 154, 659, 576. 00
39,671,124.00
175, 292. 985. 00 33, 047, 215; 00
6. 721, 450. 00
60, 273, 570. 00
13,154, 700. 00 251, 894, 730. 00
268, 235, 000. 00
19, 785, 000. 00
2,068,000.00
560,174,500.00
93, 024, 500. 00
7, 276, 000. 00
691,225,000.00
6, 775, 000. 00
850, 000. 00
77,100, 000. 00 1, 835, 590.-000. 00 73, 620, 000. OG

374, 848, 000 7,538,678,108 330,710, 020. 00 6, 599, 528,139.00 939,149,969. 00
1, 000, 000,00
1, 000,000. 00
374, 848, 000 7, 538, 678,108 330,710, 020. 00 6, 600, 528,139,00

938,149,969,00

1898.
O n e dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
Ten dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars.. ..
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollar.s
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n thousand dollars
Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net

31, 936, 000
423, 596,160
18. 448, 000
335, 523, 048
76, 700, 000 1, 055, 221, 760
66, 560, 000 1, 088, 925, 240
41, 440, 000
801, 558, 400
13,100, 000
221, 440, 200
4, 250, 000
316, 418, 300
800, 000
288,820, 000
6, 288, 000
659, 487, 000
55, 000
698,055, 000
53,100,000 1,962,310,000

49,291,222.30
374, 304,937.70
28, 567, 670.00
303,840, 275. 80 31,682, 772.20
16, 667, 230.00
850, 969, 268. 50 204, 252,491. 50
66, 833, 835. 00
853, 013,153, 00 235,912, 087. 00
58, 401, 800. 00
637,863,334.00 163, 695, 066. 00
32, 404, 510. 00
150, 856, 360. 00 40, 583,840.00
5, 563, 375. 00
275, 884, 830.00
23, 970,100. 00
40. 553, 470,00
18,938,500.00
1,646, 500. 00 289, 881. 500. 00
577,081,500.00
82,405, 500. 00
16, 907, 000. 00
691, 980, 000. 00
6, 075.000,00
755,000, 00
88, 640,000. 00 1, 924, 230, 000. 00 38, 080,000.00

312, 677, 000 7,851,355,108 340, 357,020.00 6, 939, 885,159.00
1, 000, 000. 00

911,469,949, 00
1, 000,000,00

312, 677, 000 7, 851, 355,108 340, 357, 020.00 6, 940,885,159, 00

910, 469, 949.06




102
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REPORT ON T H E

FINANCES.

4 0 . — A M O U N T OF P A P E R C U R R E N C Y OF E A C H DENOMINATION

OUTSTANDING

AT THE CLOSE OF EACH FiSCAL YEAR FROM 1878.
Legal-tender
notes.

Denomination,

Certificates.

National-hank
notes.

Total.

1878,
One dollar
F i v e doll a r s
T e n dollars

.

F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
O n e t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d doUars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
..
Unknown, destroyed

.

....

....

Net

$20,929,874
20,910,948
.54, 669, 557
65, 551, 644
62, 720, 643
27,182, 680
31, 624, 670
30, 878, 500
33, 212, 500

$123, 220
12,240
13,250
I, 517, 700
3. 290. 000
7,461,000
10, 815, 000
69,230, 000

$4,059,836
2, 820,132
93, 908, 525
104, 097, -270
68, 632, 220
21, 704, 900
28, 300, 600
1, 097, 000
305,000

$24,989,710
23,731,080
148, 578, 082
169, 772,134
131, 365,103
48, 900,830
61,442,970
35,265, 500
40, 978, 500
10,815, 000
69,230, 000

347, 681, 016
1, 000, 000

92,462,410

324, 925, 483

765, 068,909
1, 000, 000

346, 681, 016

• 92,462,410

324, 925,483

764,068, 909

4,016,879
2,800, 006
95, 977, 475
106,420,-340
70, 571.580
21,134, 350
27, 044, 900
684, 500
316, 000

22 226 860
20, 892, 659
150,084, 588
171, 222, 732
131,139, 387
46, 802, 690
60, 258, 280
34, 964, 000
39, 544, 500
9, 805,000
36, 990, 000

1879.
One dollar .
T w o dollars
Fivedollars ...
T e n doUars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y doll a r s
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

..

. . .
..

Total
Unknown, destroved
Net

18, 209, 981
. 18,092,653
54,107.113
64, 638, 562
60,470,887
25, 523, 340
32, 038, 480
32, 569, 500
35, 070, 500
4, 000, 000
2,960,000 '

163,830
98, 920
145, 000
1,174, 900
1, 710, 000
4,158, 000
5, 805, 000
34, 030, 000

347,681, 016
I,000,000

47, 283, 650

328, 966, 030

723, 930, 696
1, 000, 000

346, 681,016

47, 283, 650

328, 966, 030

722, 930,696

2, 687, 022
1, 885, 960
100, 578, 275
113, 581, 040
74, 988,440
21,679, 300
27, 521, 500
702,000
270, 000

23,019,354
22,238,773
166, 010,823
190, 645,131
149,107,627
47,817,245
' 62,631,970
21, 621, 000
21 801 500
3, 875, 000
17, 460, 000

1880.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n doUars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars . .
O n e W n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
O n e t h o n s a n d dollars'"
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

20, 332, 332
20, 352, 813
65,432, 548
74, 916, 751
72,143, 207
24, 808, 995
32, 797, 870
19, 224, 000
16, 532, 500
680 000
460 000

Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net

.

2,147,.340
1,975,980
1, 328, 950
2,312,600
1,6i)5, 000
4, 999, 000
3,195, 000
17, 000, 000

347, 681, 016
1, 000, 000

34, 653, 870

343,893, 537

726. 228,423
I, 000, 000

346, 681,016

34, 653, 870

343, 893, 537

725, 228,423

1,564, 390
1,093,334
99, 962, 365
119,214,320
79, 255, 640
23,051,750
29,518,100
723, 500
235,000

24, 210,152
23, 337, 456
16Q 531 443
216, 571,737
169, 690, 057
50,236, 260
66, 763,760
17,198, 500
16, 464, 500
2, 720, 000
14,140, 000

1881,
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
'.
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
One n u n d r e d dollars . . . . _
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars . . ? r . .
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
Ten thousand dollars

22, 645,762
22, 244,122
89,589 078
76,990 387
72,271 597
23,702 910
32,947 860
14.570 000
12,024,500
455,000
260,000

..

Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net

20.387,030
18,182, 820
3, 481, 800
4, 298, 000
1, 905.000
4, 205, 000
2, 265, 000
13, 880, 000

347,681 016
1,000 000

68,564,450

354,618, 399

770,863, 865
1, 000, 000

346,681 016

68 564. 4'Sn

KifCA R 1 Q

OOO

769, 863,865

29, 245,720
24,960 960
3, 283 550
4,244 600
1,943 000

912, 546
608, 080
97,490,980
121, 436, 400
82,186 560
23.395 400
30,453 300
880 000

26, 633. 500
25, 230,705
164. 833,520
223, 466, 886
175, 804,991
50, 870, 720
69,167, 290
17,699,000

1882,
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n doUars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y doUars
One h u n d r e d doUars
F i v e h u n d r e d doUars




:..

25,720 954
24, 622 625
67, 342 540
72,784 786
68, 657 471
24,191 770
34, 489 390
14, 876,000

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TREASUEER.
W o . 4 0 . — A M O U N T O P P A P E R C U R R E N C Y OF EACH

DENOMINATION OUTSTANDING

AT THE CLOSE OF EACH FiscAL YEAR FROM 1878—Continued.
Denomination.

Legal-tender
notes.

Certificates.

1882.
One thousand doUars ..
Five thousand dollars.
Ten thousand doUars .

$12,335,500
420, 000
2,260, 000

$3, 426, 000
3,130. 000
14, 260, 000

Total
Unknown, destroyed...

347, 681, 016
1,000, 000
346,681,016

Net
°

National-hank
notes.

Total.

$192, 000

$15, 953,500
3, 550, 000
16, 520, 000

84,493,830

357, 555, 266

789, 730,112
"1, 000, 000

84,493,830

357, 555,266

788,730,112

628, 203,
393, 080
93, 593, 555
120,013,440
83, 700, 980
23,831, 250
32,726, 900
965, 000
217,000

28, 364.660
25,917,474
164,743, 640
229, 634,218
190,464, 213
60,764,880
81,149, 310
26,717, 000
32,285, 500
10,235,000
37,650, 000 •

356,069,408

887,925, 895
1, 000, 000

1883.

One dollar
Two dollars
Fivedollars
.Ten dollars
Twenty doUars
Fiftydollars
One hundred dollars...
Five hundred dollars..
One thousand dollars..
Five thousand dollars..
Ten thousand doUars..

27,736,457
25, 524. 394
71,150, 085
72, 732, 886
62, 446, 909
23, 885, 895
34, 302. 390
15, 098, 500
14, 328, 500
315, 000
160, 000

Total
Unknown, destroyed...

347, 681,016
1,000,000

184,175,471

346, 681, 016

184, 175,471

Net

36, 887,892
44, 316, 324
13, 047, 735
14,120, 020
10, 653, 500
17, 740, 000
9, 920,000
37,490,000

886,925,895

1884,
One dollar
Two doUars
Five dollars
Ten dollars
Twenty doUars
Fiftydollars
One hundred dollars...
Five hundred doUars ..
One thousand dollars..
Five thousand dollars..
Ten thousand doUars..

26, 660,185
24, 897, 886
75, 552, 915
69, 527, 016
58, 054, 629
23,208, 895
33, 640, 990
16,914, 000
19,034, 500
130, 000
60, 000

Total
Unknown, destroyed...

347, 681, 016
1,000, 000
346,681,016

Net

511,564
298,642
87, 249. 585
113,311,490
80, 515, 720
22, 752,100
32, 983, 700
845, 500
221,000

27,171, 749
25,196,528
162,802, 500
230,329,218
199,790,233
61,373,630
83, 953. 810
30, 918, 500
40, 783, 500
13,395, 000
42,170,000

231,514, 351

338, 689, 301

917, 884, 668
1,000, 000

231, 514, 351

338,689, 301

916,884, 668

47,490, 712
61, 219, 884
15, 412, 635
17, 329,120
13,159,000
21, 528, 000
13, 265,000
42,110,000

1885.
One dollar
Two doUars
Five doUars
Ten doUars
Twenty doUars
Fiftydollars
One nundred dollars . .
Five hundred dollars..
One thousand dollars.
Five thousand doUars.,
Ten thousand dollars.

24,952,062
25,295,069
75,997,805
64,539, 386
55,126, 509
23,459,895
32, 896, 790
16,557,000
28,716, 500
100, 000
40,000

Total
Unknown, destroyed..

347, 681, 016
1,000, 000

309,'509,786

316, 852, 618

974, 043, 420
1, 000, 000

346, 681,016

309, 509, 786

316, 852, 618

973,043,420

418,482
220, 796
83,283,180
101, 490,180
72, 966,420
19, 266,100
30, 293, 600
445, 500
104, 000

18, 022, 404
18,425,166
168, 912, 399
218,418,228
184, 979, 317
59, 660,160
80,277, 520
28,144, 500
57, 881, 500
16, 090,000
70,620, 000

i8,488,258

921,431,194
1, 000, 000

308, 488,258

920, 431,194

Net

51, 747,127
64, 355, 304
18,097,835
19, 482, 020
23,102, 500
32, 060. 000
18,185, 000
82, 500, 000

25,407,419
455,357
25,546. 045
250, 976
157,170,120
81,172, 315
221,
238,403
104,951, 890
75,721, 280
195, 203,093
21, 281. 200
62,818, 930
32,155, 600
84, 534, 410
712, 000
40,371, 500
172,000 " 60,948,500
18, 265, 000
82, 540,000

1888.
One doUar
Two dollars
Five dollars
Ten dollars
Twenty dollars
Fiftydollars
One hundred dollars..
Five hundred dollars.
One thousand dollars.
Five thousand dollars.
Ten thousand dollars.

17,603, 922
18,204, 370
85, 629, 219
66, 658, 661
55, 078, 379
23, 291,265
31,359, 700
12,424, 000
37, 361, 500
60, 000
10,000

Total
Unknown, destroyed..

347, 681, 016
1, 000, 000

265,261,920

346, 681, 016

265, 261, 920

Net




50, 269,387
56,934,518
17,102, 795
18, 624, 220
15, 275, 000
20, 416, 000
16, 030, 000
70, 610, 000

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No,

REPORT ON T H E

FINANCES.

4 0 . — A M O U N T OF P A P E R C U R R E N C Y OF EACH D E N O M I N A T I O N OUTSTANDING

• AT THE CLOSE OF EACH FISCAL YEAR FROM 1878—Continued.
Denomination.
1887.
One dollar
Two dollars.,
Fivedollars
Ten dollars
-T w e n t y dollars
FiftydoUars
Onehundred dollars..
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars .
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s .
F i v e thousand dollars.
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars .

Legal-tender
notes.

Certificates. National-bank
notes.

Total.

$8.797, 377
9, 008, 572
95, 064, 850
80. 371,471
63, 929, 361
21,908,985
29, 643, 400
7,704,500
31,197,500
45, 000
10, 000

$13,979,496
8,905, 096
7,728, 242
54,200,870
61, 501, 078
13,421,455
11, 670, 830
12, 700, 000
17, 897, 000
13, 665,000
60, 380, 000

$397,856
205, 062
78,116, 275
91, 616, 850
65, 781, 220
16, 378,450
25, 990, 800
328. 000
79, 000

$23,174,729
18,119, 630
180, 909, 367
226,189,191
191, 211, 659
51, 708, 890
67, 305,030
20, 732, 500
49,173, 500
13,710. 000
60, 390, 000

347,681,016
1, 000, 000

276, 049. 967

278, 893, 513

902, 624, 496
1, 000,000

346, 681,016

276, 049, 967

278, 893, 513

901, 624,496

1888.
One dollar
T w o dollars
Fivedollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fiftydollars
One'hundred dollars .
Five hundred dollars.
One t h o u s a n d dollars.
F i v e thousand dollars.
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars -

5,180,233
4, 976, 936
81, 054, 872
88, 264, 401
84,813,924
21, 870. 550
31,104,100
8, 068, 000
24, 303, 000
35, 000
10, 000

20, 731. 604
18, 597, 238
51.809,860
80, 465, 510
58, 802,160
14, 636, 750
L6, 722, 300
12, 791, 500
25, 823, 000
24, 500, Odo
57, 700, 000

391, 042
109,784
72, 428, 835
81, 453, 460
59,272,120
14, 501, 500
23, 613, 900
259, 000
62, 000

32.302,879
23. 773, 958
205,091,567
248.183, 371
200, 888,204
51, 008, 800
71,440, 300
21,118, 500
50,188, 000
24, 535, 000
57,710. 000

Total.
Unknown, destroyed..

347,681,016
1, 000, 000

386, 379,922

346. 681, 016

i, 379, 922

252,179, 641

985, 240, 579

Ono dollar
T w o dollars
Fivedollars
Ten dollars
T w e n t y dollars
Fiftydollars
One hundred dollars...
F i v e hundred dollars..
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s . .
F i v e thousaud dollars.
Ten thousaud dollars..

3, 71.4, 528
3, 351, 294
58, 334, 980
86, 584, 253
93, 413, 246
24,242,415
34. 808, 820
•1.4,409.500
28,687,000
35, 000
10, 000

27,907, 972
20, 237, 805
85,579,740
87, 438, 823
46, 088, 718
11, 902,160
13, 972, 920
11, 422, 000
21, 440. 500
37, 555, 000
70, 340,000

377,319
189, 562
59,166, .:!05
68, 091,770
51,233,920
11, 986, 650
19,851, 200
220, 000
56.000

31, 999. 819
23, 778, 521
203, 081,005
242,112, 646
190, 735, 884
48,131, 225
68, 632, 940
26,141, 500
50,183,500
37, 590, 000
70,350,000

Total
Unknown, destroyed...

347, 081, 016
1, 000, 000

433, 883, 298

211,172,726

992, 737,040
1, 000, 000

346, 681, 016

433, 883, 298

3, 292, 353
2,872.879
57, 730, 384
90, 410, 800
111, 486, 350
21, 482, 400
32, 524, 350
11, 328, 500
16, 538, 000
25, 000
10, 000

31,134, 482
22, 557, 760
102,127,157
111,471,016
38. 234, 330
12, 298, 065
16, 402, 420
11,595,000
23, 232, 500
34, 850, 000
67, 580, 000

347,681,016
1, 000, 000

471,482, 730

185, 722, 978 I, 004, 886, 724
1, 000, 000

346,881,016

471, 482, 730

185, 722,978 1, 003, 886, 724

6. 906, 650
6, 456, 974
67,623,174
108, 633, 085

29, 065, 208
19, 233, 505
110,089,725
110,584,531

Total
Unknown, destroyed..
Net

..---

Net

86, 240, 579
1, 000, 000

1889.

Net

991,737, 040

1890,
O n e dollar
T w o dollars
Fivedollars.
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
FiftydoUars
One hundred d o l l a r s . . .
Five hundred dollars..
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s . .
Five thousand dollars. Ten thousand dollars..
Total
Unknown, destroyed..
Net
1891.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars




371,488
185,310
52, 014, 270
59, 544, 070
45. 518, 840
10,278,900
17, 571, 600
192, 500
50, 000

367,071
181. 750
47, 567, 685
53,113, 900

34, 798,323
25, 615, 949
211, 871, 811
261, 425,886
195, 237, 520
44,037, 365
66, 498, 370
23,116, 000
39, 820, 500
34, 875,000
67,590,000

36, 338, 929
25, 872, 229
225. 260, 584
272,331,516

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TREASURER.
No,

4 0 . — A M O U N T OF P A P E R

CURRENCY OF EACH DENOMINATION OUTSTANDING

AT THE CLOSE OF EACH FiSCAL YEAR FROM 1878—Continued.
Legal-tender
notes.

Denomination.
1891.
T w e n t y dollars
Fiftydollars
O n e h u n d r e d dollars
Five hundred dollars.
One t h o u s a n d dollars

Certificates.

National-hank
notes.

Total.

$42, 623, 010
14, 318, 615
19, 21.8, 520
13, 828, 000
23, 685, 500
27,000,000
81,330. 000

$40,914,000
9,167, 800
16,020,200
176, 500
42, 000

T e n t h o u s a n d dollars

$122,135,050
18, 843, 550
35, 432,950
9, 378,000
22,475, 000
15, 000
10,000

$205, 672, 060
42, 329 965
70, 671, 670
23 382 500
46, 202, 500
27, 015, 000
81, 340, 000

Total
Unknown, destroyed

397, 909, 433
1, 000, 000

490,956, 614

167, 550", 906

1, 056,416,953
1, 000, 000

396, 909,433

490, 956, 614

167, 550, 906

1, 055, 416,953

10, 324, 030
11, 757, 488
84, 840, 804
123, 324, 335
124,181, 730
16,870,150
36,138, 050
12, 519, 500
29,412, 000
15, 000
10, 000

27,311,775
17,129, 837
102, 431,715
110, 590,751
56,183, 770
18, 822, 765
26, 632, 620
11, 040, 500
21, 569, 500
31,100, 000
95,820, 000

363,387
178, 978
49, 690, 990
54,547, 000
41,314,900
9. 256, 300
16,850, 300
161, 000
87,000

37, 999,192
29,066, 303
236, 963, 509
288, 462, 086
221. 680, 400
44,949, 215
79, 620, 970
23 721, 000
51,018,500
31,115,000
95,830, 000

449,393, 087
1,000, 000

518,633,233

172,399,855

1,140,426,175
1, 000, 000

448, 393, 087

518, 633,233

172,399,855

1,139,426,175

16,695,156
15, 212,098
99,138,324
135, 022, 245
121, 815, 370
15,233. 000
31, 086, 550
16,245, 500
44, 398, 000
15, 000
10, 000

22, 854, 833
16, 022", 699
94, 001, 805
107,213, 741
65, 600, 8:i0
19, 315, 385
.26,161, 920
6, 641, 000
13,111, 50O
18, 215, 000
47, 070,000

359,590
176,102
51, 354, 355
56, 998,170
42,550,380
9, 318, 700
17,414', 100
146, 000
33, 000

39,909, 579
31,410,899
244, 494. 484
299, 234,156
229, 966, 580
43; 887, 065
74. 662, 570
23, 032, 500
57, 542, 500
18.230,000
47, 080, 000

494, 871, 243
1, 000, 000

436, 208, 693

178, 350,397

1,109,430, 333
1,000, 000

493, 871,243

436, 208, 693

178, 350, 397

1,108, 430,333

One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
Ten thousand dollars

15,881, 901
12, 816,728
86, 603, 989
125, 335.175
115, 236, 410
15,182,300
35, 617, 950
12,039,000
81,527,000
15, 000
10, 000

22, 281, 229
15, 366, 373
87, 651, 885
104,611.711
76,314,170
17,274,515
29, 898, 520
5,029, 500
9, 383. 500
12, 580, 000
83,180, 000

357, 050
174, 282
61,510,485
66, 006, 800
48. 685, 320
10, 274, 550
19,680,SOO
133, 500
32,000

38, 520,180
28. 3.57, 383
235.766,339
295, 953, 686
240, 235, 900
42,731,365
85,197, 270
17, 202. 000
90, 942, 500
12 595 000
83,190,000

Total
Unknown, destroyed

500, 265, 433
1, 000,000

463, 571, 403

206, 854, 787

1,170. 691, 623
1, 000, 000

499,265,433

463, 571, 403

206, 854, 787

1,169, 691, 623

14, 235, 945
11, 291, 927
94, 742, 929
120, 629,495
105, 679, 470
13,193, 500
31, 506, 650
9,277,500

27, 241, 706
16, 667, 051
88, 262, 710
98,423, 601
73, 323, 810
14, 559, 665
24, 568,420
4,587, 000.

354, 573
172, 254
64, 369, 860
66, 408, 266
48, 960, 824
10, 527, 650
20,437, 500
127, 000

41,832,224
28,131, 232
247, 375,499
265, 461,362
227,964,104
38,280,815
76,512,570
13,991, 500

.

Net..
1892.
One dollar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
O n e h u n d r e d doUars
F i v e hundred dollars
One t h o u s a n d doUars
F i v e t h o u s a n d dollars
Total
..
Unknown, destroyed

..

Net....
1803,
One dollar
Two dollars....:
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
One hundred dollars
F i v e hundred dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
F i v e t h o u s a n d doUars
T e n t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s ..
Total
Unknown, destroyed..

?

..

Net
1894,

Net
1895.
One dollar . .
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n dollars
T w e n t y dollars . .
Fifty dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d doUars




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No.

REPORT

ON THE

FINANCES.

4 0 . — A M O U N T OF P A P E R C U R R E N C Y OF EACH DENOMINATION OUTSTANDING

AT THE CLOSE OF EACH FiSCAL YEAR FROM 1878—Continued.
Legal-tender
notes.

Denomination.

Certificates.

National-hank
notes.

Total.

1895.
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e thousand dollars

..

Total
Net

:
1890.
.

One dollar
T w o dollars
..
F i ve dollars .
•
T e h dollars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y dollars
One h u n d r e d dollars
F i v e h u n d r e d doUars .
One t h o u s a n d dollars
F i v e thousand dollars
Total

. . . . .

..

. -

Net

$93,187,000
15,000
10,000

' $8,245,500
7, 720,000
69, 560, 000

$29,000

$101,461,500
7,735,000
69, 570,000

493, 769, 416
1, 000, 000

433,159,463

211,'386, 927

1,138, 315,806
I, 000, 000

492, 769, 416

433,159,463

211,386,927

1,137,315, 806

14, 743,496
13,124,121
100, 527, 084
124,439, 325
91. 555, 470
13, 756, 250
31,234, 550
6, 715, 000
81, 244, 000
15, 000
10, 000

29,440, 370
15, 788, 207
93, 974i 970
106, 028, 281
67, 565, 230
15, 212,415
26,743, 720
4,038, 000
6, 636, 500
6, 220, 000
46, 000, 000

353,392
171,238
70, 959,130
69, 223, 410
51,447,180
11,137,100
22, 085, 700
122, 000
28, 000

44,537,258
29, 083, 566
265,461,184
299, 691, 016
210, 567, 880
40,105,765
80,063,970
10, 875, 000
87, 908, 500
6, 235, 000
46, 010, 000

477, 364, 296
1, 000, 000

417, 647,693

225, 527,150

1,120,539,139
I, 000,000

476,364, 296

417, 647, 693

225, 527,150

1,119, 539,139

14, 858, 688
.11,779, 328
92, 650, 092
114,381,361
82, 580, 952
• 15, 224, 675
27, 797, 200
16,103, 000
87,148, 000
15,000
10, 000

31,064,204
18,122, 674
101, 736, 235
113, 372, 526
72, 078, 624
17, 822, 540
32,476, 370
3, 682, 000
5, 876, 500
6, 760, 000
73, 610, 000

351,032
169, 398
73, 093,425
71,329, 940
52, 828, 640
10, 893, 900
21,828, 200
115,500
28, 000

46, 273, 924
30, 071,400
287,479, 752
299,083 827
207,488, 216
43 941 115
82,101,770
19,900 500
93 052 500
6, 775, 000
73, 620, 000

462, 548, 296
I, 000, 000

476, 601, 673

230, 638,035

1,169, 788, 004
1, 000, 000

461, 548, 296

476,601,673

230, 638, 035

1,168, 788, 004

18, 389, 283
12,906,958
94,875,142
110, 258, 621
77, 957, 542
15, 083, 250
27, 425, 000
15, 361, 500
76, 606, 000
15, 000
10, 000

30, 901.939
18,775,814
109, 377, 350
125, 653, 466
85, 737, 524
25, 500, 590
13,128, 470
3,577, 000
5, 799,500
6, 060, 000
38, 070, 000

349,640
168, 508
416.125
538, 310
745,120
749,150
763,100
111, 500
28, 000

49 640 862
31 851 280
275, 668, 617
306, 450, 397
216, 440,186
51 332 990
62,316, 570
19, 050, 000
82, 433,500
6, 075, 000
38, 080, 000

448,888, 296
1, 000, 000

462, 581, 653

227, 869,453

1,139, 339,402
1, 000, 000

447,888, 296

462, 581,653

227,869, 453

2,138, 339,402

1897,
O n e dollar . .
T w o doUars
F i v e dollars
Ten dollars
T w e n t y dollars
F i f t y doUars .
One h u n d r e d doUars
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s .
F i v e thousand dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars

...
:.

Total
Unknown, destroyed
Net
1898.
One doUar
T w o dollars
F i v e dollars
T e n doUars
T w e n t y dollars
Fifty dollars
One hundred d o l l a r s . . . ..
F i v e h u n d r e d dollars
One t h o u s a n d d o l l a r s
F i v e t h o n s a n d dollars
T e n t h o u s a n d doUars
Total
U n k n o w n destroyed

...

Net




...

71,
70,
52,
10,
21,

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TREASURER.
I¥o.

4 1 . — O L D DEMAND N O T E S I S S U E D , E E D E E M E D , AND OUTSTANDING AT T H E
CLOSE OF EACH FISCAL Y E A R .
Issued durRedeeined durTotal issued.
ing year.
ing year.

Fiscal year.
1862
1863
•
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
]870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877 ..
1878..i
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886..
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
.'
1895
1896
1897
1898

$60,030,000

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding.

$60,030,000
$8, 924, 765. 00 $8,924,765.00 $51,105, 235, 00
60,030,000
47, 721, 235.00 56, 646,000. 00
3, 384, 000.00
60,030, 000
2, 594, 962. 50 59, 240, 962 50
789, 037,50
60, 030, 000
316, 434, 00 59, 557, 396 50
472,603.50
60, 030, 000
200.440 75 59, 757, 837 25
272 162 75
60, 030, 000
59,821,567 50
63,730.25
208, 432. 50
60, 030, 000
59, 886. 088 00
64.520 50
143, 912. 00
60, 030, 000
20,172 75 59, 906, 280 75
123, 739. 25
60,030, 000
59,
923, 744 00
17,483 25
106 256 00
60, 030, 000
9,750 50 59, 933, 494 50
96, 505. 50
60, 030, 000
8, 209 25 59. 941, 703 75
88, 296. 25
60, 030, 000
79 967 50
8, 328 75 59, 950,032 50
60, 030,000
3,235 00 59, 953, 267 50
76, 732.50
60,030, 000
6, 625 00 59, 959, 892 50
70 107 50
60, 030, 000
59, 963, 082 50
3,190 00
66, 917, 50
60, 030, 000
. 2, 955 00 59. 966, 037 50
63,962. 50
60, 030, 000
I, 665 00 59, 967, 702 50
62, 297.50
60, 030,000
827. 50 59, 968, 530 00
61, 470.00
60, 030, 000
495. 00 59, 969, 025 00
60, 975.00
60, 030, 000
440 00 59, 969,405 00
60, 535, 00
60,030,000
840 00 59, 970, 305 00
59, 695,00
60, 030, 000
710 00 59,971,015 00
58,985.00
60, 030, 000
545 00 59, 971, 560 00
58,440.00
60,030,000
490, 00 59,972,050 OO
57, 950.00
60,030, 000
505 00 59, 972, 555 00'
57, 445.00
60, 030, 000
315.00 . 59, 972, 870 00
57,130.00
60, 030, 000
322 50 59,973, 192 50
56, 807.50
60, 030, 000
56, 442, 50
365 00 59, 973, 557 50
60, 030, 000
410 00 59, 973, 967 50
56,032,50
60, 030, 000
385 00 59, 974, 352 50
55, 647, 50
60, 030,000
59, 974, 352.50
55,647, 50
60, 030, 000
59, 974, 352. 50
55, 647. 50
60,030, 000
800 00 59, 975,152. 50
54, 847. 50
60,030, 000 •
59,975,152. 50
54, 847. 50
60, 030, 000
500 00 59, 975, 652. 50
54,347 50
60,030, 000
59,975, 652. 50
54, 347. 50
60,030, 000
350 00 59, 976, 002.50
53,997.50

W o . 4 2 . — F R A C T I O N A L C U R R E N C Y I S S U E D , R E D E E M E D , AND OUTSTANDING AT T H E
CLOSE OF EACH FISCAL Y E A R .
Issued during
year.

Fiscal year.
1863
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888.
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897...
1898

$20,192,456.00
8,169, 527,10
14, 618, 757. 30
17, 886, 378,75
19, 896, 268. 65
25, 022,624, 00
23, 709,131, 65
31, 209,716,00
31,103, 904. 00
31, 816, 900,00
38, 674, 800, 00
41, 434, 916.00
36, 612, 800. 00
28, 375, 900.00
i

.*.




Total issued.
$20,192,456. 00
28, 361, 983.10
42,980,740.40
60, 867,119.15
80, 763, 387.80
105, 786, Oil. 80
129,495,143,45
160, 704, 859.45
191,808,763.45
223, 625, 663.45
262, 300,463, 45
303,735,379 45
340, 348,179 45
388, 724, 079 45
388, 724, 079 45
388, 724, 079 45
388, 724. 079 45
368,724,079 45
368, 724, 079 45
368. 724, 079 45
368, 724, 079 45
368.724, 079 45
368, 724, 079 45
368,724, 079.45
368, 724, 079. 45
368, 724, 079. 45
368, 724, 079. 45
368, 724, 079.45
368, 724, 079. 45
368, 724, 079.45
368, 724, 079.45
368, 724, 079. 45
368, 724, 079.45
368, 724, 079. 45
368, 724, 079,45
368. 724,079,45

R e d e e m e d during year.

Total
redeemed.

Outstanding.

$20,192,456.00
$6, 037, 700. 00 '' $6,037,700.00. 22. 324,283.10
11, 909, 911. 64 17, 947, 611. 64 25, 033,128.76
15, 910, 632.15 33, 858, 243.79 27, 008, 875, 36
18,430,520. 99 52,288,764.78
28,474.623.02
20, 769, 338. 55 73, 058,103. 33 32 727,908 47
24, 322, 402.76 97, 380, 506. 09 32,114,637. 36
23, 445,668. 88 120, 826,174, 97 39, 878, 684,48
30, 399, 713. 92 151, 225, 888. 89 40 582, 874. 56
31,543,939.-29 182,769, 828.18 40, 855, 835,27
34, 731, 269. 83 217,501, 098.01 44, 799, 365,44
40, 352, 985. 77 257,854,083.78
45, 881, 295,67
40, 364, 671.48 298, 218,755.26 42,129,424,19
36,058, 728. 80 334, 277, 484.06 34, 446, 595.39
14,043, 458 05 348, 320, 942.11 20,403,137,34
3,855, 368 57 352,176, 310. 68 16, 547, 768.77
705,158 66 352,881,469.34
15, 842, 610.11
251,717 41 353,133,186, 75 15,590, 892.70
109, 001 05 353, 242,187,80 15, 481, 891.65
58, 705 55 353, 300, 893. 35 15,423,186,10
15, 376, 629.14
46, 556 96 353,347,450 31
20, 629 50 353, 368, 079 81 15, 355,999. 64
15, 885 43 353, 383, 965 24 15, 340,114,21
10,088.36 353,394,053 60
15, 330, 025, 85
7,123 15 353, 401,176 75 15, 322, 902,70
24, 320. 55 353, 425.497 '30 15,298, 582,15
5, 953 35 353,431,450 65
15; 292, 628,80
5,179 50 353,436, 630 15 15, 287, 449,30
3,831 37 353,440,461 52
15, 283, 617.93
4, 216 98 353,444, 678 50 15, 279, 400.95
2, 958. 00 353, 447, 636 50 » 15, 276,442. 95
3,367 20 353,451, 003 70 15, 273, 075.75
3, 019. 93 353,454,023 63
15, 270, 055.82
2,933 35 353, 456,956 98 15, 267,122. 47
• 3, 482 00 353,460,438 98
15, 263, 640.47
353,463,388
98
2,950 00
15,260,690.47

108

REPORT ON T H E

FINANCES.

N o . 4 3 . — U N I T E D S : A T E S P A P E R C U R R E N C Y OUTSTANDING AT THE CLOSE OF EACH
F I S C A L YEAR.

Fiscal year.

1862
1863
1864
1865
1860 .
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884..
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898

.. .

. . .

.

. .

....

,.

U n i t e d States
notes.

$51,105,235. 00
3, 384, 000. 00
789, 037. 50
472, 603.50
272,162,75
208, 432, 50
143, 912. 00
123, 739. 25
106. 256.00
96, 505.50
88, 296. 25
79. 967. 50
76, 732. 50
70,107,50
66, 917. 50
63,962, 50
62, 297. 50
61, 470. 00
60, 975. 00
60, 535. 00
59, 895. 00
58, 985. 00
58,440. 00
57, 950, 00
57,445.00
57,130. 00
56, 807. 50
56, 442. 50
58, 032. 50
55, 647. 50
55, 647, 50
55, 647. 50
54. 847. 50
54, 847. 50
54, 347. 50
54, 347. 50
53, 997, 50

$96, 620, 000. 00
387, 646, 589. 00
447, 300, 203.10
431, 066, 427. 99
400, 780. 305. 85
371,783,597.00
356, 000, 000. 00
356, 000, 000. 00
356, 000, 000. 00
356, 000, 000. 00
357, 500, 000. 00
356; 000, 000. 00
382, 000, 000. 00
375, 771, 580.00
369, 772,284. 00
359, 764, 332. 00
346, 681, 016. 00
346, 881, 016. 00
346,681,016.00
346,681.016. 00
346, 681, 016. 00
346,681,016.00
346, 681,016. 00
346, 681, 016. 00
346, 681, 016. 00
346. 681, 016. 00
346,681,016.00
340, 681, 016. 00
346, 681, 016. 00
346, 681, 016. 00
346, 681,016. 00
346, 681, 016. 00
346, 681, 016,00
346, 681, 016. 00
346, 681, 016. 00
346, 681, 016. 00
346, 681, 016, 00

Fiscal year. G o l d certificates.

1862
1863
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876 ..
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897.
1898

:

T r e a s u r y notes Fractional curof 1890,
rency.

' Old d e m a n d
notes.

$10,947,860.00
18, 773,-580. 00
17, 678, 640. 00
33, 086,180.00
34, 547,120. 00
19, 886, 300. 00
32, 086, 300. 00
39,460, 000. 00
22, 825,100. 00
21,796, 300. 00
28, 681, 400. 00
41, 572, 600, 00
44, 367, 000. 00
15,413, 700. 00
8, 004, 600. 00
5, 782, 920. 00
5. 037,120,00
82, 378, 640. 00
98, 392, 660.00
140, 323,140. 00
131,174,245.00
121,486,817.00
142, 023,150. 00
154, 048, 552. 00
157, 542, 979. 00
152, 461, 429. 00
156, 598, 929. 00
92, 846,189. 00
66,387, 899. 00
48, 489, 959. 00
42, 818,189. 00
38,782,169.00
37,420.149.00




Silver certificates.

$1,850,410,00
2, 539, 950. 00
12, 374, 270. 00
51,188, 530.00
66, 096, 710. 00
88, 616, 831. 00
120, 891, 691, 00
139, 901, 646.00
115,977,675,00
145, 543,150. 00
229. 491,772. 00
262, 629, 746. 00
301, 539,751.00
314, 715,185. 00
331, 614, 304. 00
330, 957, 504. 00
337,148, 504. 00
328, 894, 504. 00
342, 619, 504. 00
375, 479, 504.00
39ft ^Fifx .'104. nn

$50, 228, 417. 00
101,712. 071, 00
147,190, 227.00
152, 584,417. 00
146,088, 400. 00
129, 683, 280. 00
114, 867, 280. 00
101, 207, 280. 00

$20,192,456. 00
22,324,283.10
25.033,128.76
27, 008, 875. 36
28,474, 623, 02
32, 727, 908.47
32, 114, 637. 36
39, 878, 684.48
40,582, 874. 56
40, 855, 835. 27
44, 799, 365.44
45, 881, 295. 67
42,129,424.19
34, 446, 595. 39
20,403,137. 34
16, 547, 768. 77
15, 842, 610.11
15, 590, 892. 70
15,481,891.65
15,423,188.10
15, 376, 629.14
15, 355, 999. 64
15, 340,114. 21
15, 330. 025. 85
15, 322; 902. 70
15, 298, 582.15
15,292, 628. 80
15,287, 449. 30
15, 283, 617. 93
15, 279,400. 95
15, 276, 442. 95
15, 273, 075. 75
15,270, 055. 82
15, 267.122.47
15, 263, 640. 47
15, 260, 690.47

C u r r e n c y certifiTotal certificates.
cates.

$31, 810, 000. 00
58,990, 000. 00
59, 045, 000. 00
33,140. 000.00
53. 980, 000.00
46, 245, 000.00
29, 330, 000. 00
14, 275,000, 00
11, 615, 000, 00
13, 360, 000, 00
13,180, 000,00
12,230, 000, 00
29, 285, 000. 00
18,110, 000. 00
9, 020, 000. 00
14, 865, 000. 00
17,195, 000. 00
12.390,000,00
23, 780, 000,00
30,420, 000,00
12,405,000,00
60,035,000.00
55,795, 000,00
32, 210,000,00
62, 340, 000,00
9.8fio.finnn nn

$10, 947, 860. 00
18, 773. 580. 00
17, 678, 640. 00
33, 086, 180. 00
34, 547, 120. 00
19,886, 300. 00
32, 086, 300. 00
71,270, 000. 00
81,815,100.00
80, 841, 300. 00
61, 821, 400. Ol
95, 552, 600. 00
92,482, 410. 00
47, 283, 650: 00
34, 653, 870. 00
68,564, 450. 00
84, 493, 830. 00
184,1.75, 4 7 L 00
231,514,351.00
309, 509,786. 00
265, 261, 920. 00
276, 049, 967. 00
386, 379,922. 00
433, 873,298.00
471, 472,730. 00
490, 956, 614. 00
518, 633, 233,00
436, 208, 693, 00
463,571,403, 00
433,159,463. 00
417,647, 693,00
476,601,673,00'
469. .Pifiifi.fison

Total notes.

$147, 725, 235. 00
411, 223, 045. 00
470,413,523.70
456, 572,160. 25
428,081,343.96
400,'488, 652. 52
388, 871, 820.47
388, 238, 376. 61
395, 984,940.48
396, 879 380, 06
398,444,131. 52
400, 879,332.94
427, 958, 028.1.7
417,971,111.69
404, 285, 796. 89
380, 231, 431,84
363, 291, 082.27
362, 585, 096.11
382, 332, 883.70
362, 223, 442. 65
362,163, 897.10
362,116, 630.14
362,095,455. 64
382, 079, 080. 21
362, 068, 486.85
362, 061, 048.70
362, 038,405. 65
362. 030, 087, 30
382, 024,497.80
412. 248, 698,43
463,728,135.45
509, 203, 333. 45
514, 593, 356. 25
508,094,310.32
491, 685,765. 97
476, 866, 283. 97
463, 202, 983. 97

G r a n d total.

$147, 725, 235. 00
411 223 045 00
470,413.523.70
456,57'.>, 180 25
439. 009, 203. 96
419, 240, 232, 52
406, 550, 460,47
421, 324, 556. 61
430. 532, 060.48
416,585 880 06
430, 53 •; 431.52
472,149, 332. 94
509, 773,128.17
49S, 8.12, 4 n . 69
466 107 196 89
475, 784, 031. 84
455, 753, 492.27
409, 888,746.11
398 986 753 70
430. 787, 892. 65
448, 657, 727.10
548 292 101.14
593, 809, 806. 64
67] 588 886 21
627 330 406 85
638,111,015,70
748,416,327.65
795, 903, 385.30
833, 497, 227.80
903 205 312 43
982, 361,368.45
945, 412, 026.45
978,164, 759. 25
941, 253,782. 32
909, 333,458, 97
953,467, 956,97
925,784, 636. 97

109

TREASURER.
N o . 4 4 . - -ESTIMATED

STOCK O F GOLD C O I N AND B U L L I O N AT T H E E N D O F EACH
MONTHj FROM J U N E , 1878.

Month.
1878—June
July
August
Septemher .
Octoher
November..
December . .
1879—January
February . .
March
April
May
June
July
August
Septemher..
Octoher
Novemher..
Decemher . .
1880—January
Fehruary...
March
April
May
June
July
August
Septemher..
Octoher
Novemher..
December . .
1881—January—
Fehruary...
March
April
May
June
July
August
Septemher..
October
Novemher..
Decemher..
1882—January—
Fehruary...
March
April
May
June
July.
August
Septemher..
October
Novemher..
December..
1883 January
FehFuary..,
March
April
May
June
July
August
September..
Octoher
Novemher..
December..
1884—January...
Fehruary...
March
April
May
-.
June
July
August
September.
October —
Novemher..
Decemher..




Bullion.
$206,876, 605
208,133,814
210, 472,650
212, 251, 346
218, 079, 939
222,152, 894
224, 838, 801
2*29,235, 474
231,445, 024
234, 649, 458
235, 802, 373
238, 572, 616
240,425,461
240,560, 487
245, 663, 951
250, 859, 576
257, 606, 067
269, 813,847
274, 540, 357
282, 298,186
288, 728, 662
293, 822,190
299, 642, 337
304,100, 051
308, 356, 240
309,135, 440
315, 269, 785
319,411,276
324, 913,480
332, 417, 600
340, 940, 239
349, 595, 310
357, 318,742
367, 052,765
376, 073, 889
383,563, 804
389, 466, 822
389,103, 988
401,637, 036
403,753,977
414, 877,149
424,421,418
^ 433, 849,165
441,179,112
442, 087, 988
449,109, 282
454, 527, 946
448, 946, 973
450, 215, 829
447, 368, 627
452, 204, 515
457, 878, 962
464, 620,153
469, 309,447
472, 689, 330
476,983, 775
478,249, 651
481, 437, 335
483,008,483
483, 268, 279
486,477,991
486, 054,872
488, 533,129
490, 513, 933
495,685,416
497,197,757
499,701, 839
501,300, 220
499, 976, 551
496, 700, 556
495,452,475
497. 008,024
500, 961,189
501,173, 090
503,028,420
504, 906. 819
508, 337, 383
509, 813, 071
512,695,853

$6, 323,372
7, 714,922
7,713, 661
9, 049, 067
7, 963,429
6, 472, 313
6, 806, 689
4,964, 004
5, 401, 704
4, 934,162
6,151, 208
5,841,564
5, 316, 376
7,497, 952
11,182,137
35,797,151
50, 358,465
57, 883,520
61, 999, 892
57, 226,426
53,525,811
50, 572, 784
47,244,877
45, 219. 246
43,484,966
45, 319, 644
50, 671, 214
67,.727,241
80,742, 658
85, 004, 604
95, 260,851
93,746, 701
88, 760, 802
88,467, 201
97,1.40, 898
92, 783, 696
89,017,716
92, 226, 041
87,148, 541
97,751,075
96, 953,452
92, 578,261
87,977, 603
83,886,477
78, 422, 033
71, 218.465
66, 215, 653
60, 918, 848
56, 541, 886
57, 283, 625
53,722,160
51,440, 420
50, 916, 780
50,903,305
51, 981, 432
51,449, 383
52, 215, 560
54, 475. 312
55, 652, 057
57,175, 927
56, 254, 072
58, 757, 690
59, 876, 078
61,683,816
62, 392, 847
66, 592, 571
66, 406. 346
66,931,227
67, 017, 657
60, 724, 333
45, 686, 932
44,797, 665
44, 539, 608
48, 533, 573
51, 342, 794
52, 946, 587
55, 856, 761
62,212,318
63,422,647

Total.
$213,199,977
215,848, 736
218,186,311
221, 300,413
226, 043, 368
228, 625, 207
231,645,490
234,199, 478
236, 846, 728
239, 583, 620
241,953, 581
244,414,180
245,741, 837
248,058,439
256, 846, 088
286, 656, 727
307, 964, 532
327,697, 367
336, 540, 249
339,524,612
342, 254,473
344, 394, 974
346, 887, 214
349, 319,297
351,841,206
354, 455, 084
365, 940, 999
387,138, 517
405, 656,138
417, 422, 204
436, 201, 090
443, 342, Oil
446, 079, 544
455, 519, 966
473,214, 787
476, 347, 500
478,484, 538
481, 330,029
488,785, 577
501, 505,052
511, 830, 601
516, 999, 679
521, 826, 768
525, 065,589
520,510, 021
520, 327, 747
520,743, 599
509, 865, 821
506,7.57, 715
504, 652, 252
505, 926, 675
509,319, 382
515, 536, 933
520, 212, 752
524, 670,762
528,433,158
530,465, 211
535, 912, 647
538, 660,540
540, 444,206
542, 732, 063
544, 812. 562
548,409, 207
552,197, 749
558, 078, 263
563,790, 328
566,108,185
588,231,447
566, 994, 208
557, 424, 889
541,139,407
541, 805, 689
545, 500, 797
549, 706, 663
554,371,214
557,853,406
562,194,144
572, 025, 389
576,118,500

110
No.

REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
4 4 . — E S T I M A T E D STOCK O F GOLD C O I N AND B U L L I O N AT T H E END OF EACH

MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878—Contmued.
Month.
1885—January
February...
March"
April
May
June
July
August
September..
October
November..
Decemher..
1886—January . . .
February ..
March
April
May
June
...
July
August. . . .
September
Octoher
November .
December..
1887-January
February...
March
April
May
Jnne
July
August
September .
October
November..
December..
1888—Jan uary . . .
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
Septeinber.
October
November .
December..
1889—January...
February ..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1890—January . . .
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November .
Decembei...
1891—January . . .
February ..
March
April
May
June
July
August




Bullion.
$514, 408,336
516, 430, 362
519, 870, 792
520,, 139, 947
520, 803, 530
521 621, 301
520;; 696,136
522, 296. 667
526, ,184.444
528 027, 240
533. 184, 088
540, 423, 527
542, 160, 412
544, 998, 565
545, 173,610
546, 745, 363
547, 582, 263
547, 465, 941
549, 075,600
554, 582, 815
554, 096, 615
555, 359,407
557, 802,437
559, 486,856
560, 851,488
563, 394,917
565, 762, 514
566, 715,195
570, 256, 490
568, 788,145
569. 547, 334
570, 737, 736
573,. .415, 740
574, 927, 873
578, 334,011
581, 980,107
584, 588, 497
586, 025, 817
587, 350, 358
589, 236,410
592, 212, 051
595, 703, 838
597, 145, 663
599, 655, 095
601, 591, 876
603, 225, 837
605, 567. 837
607, 688,725
167, 900
283,810
978,122
609, 998, 423
610, 018,370
613, 973,117
613, 540, 272
613, 807, 252
615, 484, 831
617, 640, 450
619, 106, 953
621, 107,878
622, 900,483
624. 967, 229
625, 406, 7Q3
627, 923, 705
627, 030,714
629, 012, 331
630, 512,155
629, 801, 889
631, 118, 735
633, 012, 338
634, 219,259
635 301, 201
637, 384, 021
639, 222,173
642, 218.653
641, 638, 405
629, 591, 691
600, 524,184
584, 731, 468
581, 227,566
582,

Total,

$64,420, 631 $578, 828, 967
, 64, 732, 611 581,162, 973
64, 297, 566 584,168, 358
65, 734, 818 585, 874, 765
68, 323, 865 587.127, 395
67,075,735
588,697, 036
69, 283, 598 589, 979,734
70, 081,513 592, 378,180
71,052,140
597, 236, 584 .
72, 417, 890 600,445,130
73, 942, 796 607,126, 884
72, 557,429 612,980,956
71,968, 567 614.128, 979
66,486, 344 611, 484,909
59, 254, 731 604,428, 341
55, 245, 328 601, 990, 691
49, 285, 795 596, 868, 058
43, 308, 520 590, 774, 461
43, 650, 307 592, 725, 907
45,515,589
600,098, 404
53, 232, 743 607, 329, 358
59, 663, 639 615,023, 046
68,720,676
626, 523,113
80, 931,422 640,418,278
85, 018, 430 64.5, 869, 918
83,485, 920 646,880, 837
83,431, 810 649,194,324
83, 863,571 650, 578,766
85,166,756
655,423,246
654, 520, 335
"85,732,190
89, 099, 377 658, 646,711
92, 852, 054 663, 589, 790
108, 377, 780 681, 793, 520
120, 202, 502 695,130, 375
120, 777, 483 699,111, 494
122, 723, 223 704, 703, 330
121, 902, 584 706, 471, 081
121, 822, 527 707, 848, 344
121,167, 828 708, 518,186
122,132, 999 711,389,409
114, 050,440 706, 262, 491
110,116, 633 705, 820, 471
108, 012,533 705,158,196
107, 826, 240 707, 481, 335
108,289, 294, 709, 881,170
108, 479, 213 711, 705, 050
104,426, 611 709, 994, 448
96, 919,454 704, 608,179
96, 590, 321 705,758, 221
96, 670, 798 705, 954, 608
94, 795,197 704, 773, 319
94, 612, 786 705, 611, 209
85, 241, 865 698, 260, 235
65, 586, 684 679, 5.59, 801
62, 017, 736 675, 558; 008
64, 052,146 679, 859, 398
64, 334, 656 681, 819, 487
64.554, 236 684,194, 886
64, 642, 327 685. 749, 280
689, 524. 863
67,416,990
66,080, 287 690,980, 770
66,133, 726 692,100, 955
66,443, 489 693, 850, 282
67, 265, 628 695,189, 333
67, 548, 895 696,579, 609
65, 996, 474 696, 008, 805
62,138, 864 691, 651, 019
57, 471, 618 689, 273, 307
59, 907, 459 893, 026,194
60, 855, 395 694, 867, 733
63, 642, 518 698, 861, 777
66, 799, 610 704,100, 811
67, 624, 860 707,008, 881
63,362, 654 705, 584, 827
700, 904, 069
59,685,416
689,495, 821
59,859,416
661, 993, 363
61,401,672
62, 067. 744 646,591,928 "
62, 736, 957 644, 458,425
65, 262, 257 647,489,823

Ill

TREASURER.
N o . 4 4 . - -EsTiMATED

STOCK O F GOLD C O I N A N D B U L L I O N A T T H E E N D O F EACH
MONTH, FROM JUNE, 1878—Continued.

Month.
1891—September
October . . .
Noveniber
Deceniber.
1892—January . .
February .
March
April . ^ . . . .
May
June
July . . . . . .
August...
September
October...
Noveinber
December.
1893—January . .
February .
March
April
May
June
July
,
August...
September
October—
November.
December.
1894—January . .
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1895—January . .
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November.
December.
1896—January . .
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August —
September
October . . .
November.
December.
1897—January . .
February .
March
April......
May
June
July
August . . .
September.
October . . .
November.
December.
1898—January...
February .
March




Bullion.

Total.

$586, 964, 320
$66, 343,775 $653, 308,095
596, 386, 272
74,158, 836 670, 545,108
599, 344, 091
78, 430, 504 677,774, 595
604, 633, 241
82, 212, 689 686,845, 930
606, 287,197
690, 586, 886
84,299,689
606, 661, 364
83, 275, 529 689, 936, 893
606, 564, 310
81,194, 377 687,758, 687
681, 239, 405 •
601, 527,222
79, 712,183
602, 485, 237
77, 953, 512 680,438,749
589, 509, 061
74, 836, 385 664,345, 446
581,129,982
76, 623, 598 657, 753, 580
577, 737, 991
75, 960,115 653, 698,106
576,074,815
76, 055,422 652,130, 237
577, 387,444
78,126, 222 655, 513, 666
79, 983, 208 657, 966, 329
577, 983,121
81, 697, 350 651, 330, 762
569. 833, 412
81, 452, 478 640,515, 600
559, 063.122
79, 835, 048 627,490,086
547, 655, 038
546, 673, 424
79, 503, 760 626,177,184
532,513,105
80, 529,.774 613,042,879
523, 592, 686
80, 871, 868 604, 464, 554
513, 743, 623
78, 345, 510 592, 089,133
520, 273, 567
83,450, 336 603, 723,903
98, 373, 505 645, 889, 540
547, 516, 035
556, 479, 232 101,-026, 648 657,505, 880
564, 738, 578
96, 657, 273 661, 395, 851
575, 269, 517 . 90,910,622 666,180,139
84, 679, 495 666, 906, 590
582. 227, 095
77,175, 275 670,023,510
592, 848,235
70, 432, 992 674, 293,180
603, 860,188
60, 232, 616 672, 558, 001
612, 325, 385
668, 087,191
53,716,468
614, 370, 723
48, 067, 706 644, 866, 968
596, 799, 262
629, 091,424
44,612,311
584, 479.113
47, 050, 824 620, 026, 413
572, 975, 589
618,293,455
574, 352,118
43, 941,337
623, 792, 004
579, 728,587
44, 063,417
625, 795.276
581, 597, 841
44,197,435
583, 834, 589
46, 305, 066 630,139, 655
577,380, 396
47.727, 334 625,107,730
557, 532, 641
46, 010, 546 603,543,187
562,633, 658
44, 527, 722 607,161, 380
567, 592, 416
51,387, 979 618, 980, 395
573,065, 665
50, 044, 014 623,109, 679
53,425, 367 631,461,403
578, 036,041
636,168, 989
579, 422, 971
56, 746, 018
641,132,676
60, 651, 509
580, 481,167
629,198, 579
60,208, 542
568, 990, 037
613,441,575
556,100, 818
57, 340,757 618, 542, 432
564,132, 920
54,409, 512 609,820, 049
564, 229,183
45, 590,866
568, 108, 939
29, 820,315
597, 927, 254
15,467,938
598, 956, 043
583.488.105
26, 821,484 612, 989, 590
586.168.106
588, 743, 303
29, 054, 663 617,797, 966
589, 820, 494
32, 851, 621 622, 672,115
574,520,722
32, 662, 860 607,183, 582
567. 931, 823
32,217, 024 600,148,847
564, 665, 228
30, 640.941 595, 306,169
570,557, 083
33,264, 086 603, 821,169
600,544, 227
40, 998, 574 641,542, 801
624, 047, 484
47,617,328
671, 664, 812
634, 287,157
51, 969, 827 686, 256, 984
638, 381, 827
692, 947,212
54,565,385
645, 568, 492
52,286, 759 697, 855, 251
655, 672, 099
46, 849, 625 702, 521,724
669,114, 266
706, 368, 560
37,254,294
675, 298, 428
32, 786, 057 708, 084. 485
675, 389, 655
26, 539, 659 701, 929, 314
671, 676, 250
25, 547,082 697.223,332
668,189,128
697,IIH,880
28,929,752
671, 852, 373
31,230, 355 703,082,728
682, 437,123
30, 223, 294 712, 660,417
' 692, 691, 685 36, 969, 525 729, 661, 210
42,123, 368 738, 584, 008
696,460, 640
.45, 559, 060 745, 037, 596
699, 478,536
49,465, 077 752,316,476
702,851,399
705, 494, 037
52, 454,816 757. 948, 853
729,385,818
63,647, 258 793, 033, 076

112

REPORT ON THE FINANCES.

N o . 4 4 . — E S T I M A T E D STOCK OF GOLD C O I N AND B U L L I O N AT T H E END OF EACH

MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.
Month.
1898—April
May
June
July
August...
September

Coin,

Bullion.

Total.

$750,557, 111
760, 274,281
765,735,164
771, 089, 526
778,894,663
785,041,686

$83, 671,535
96,998, 864
98, 049, 765
99,294, 921
105,175, 997
116, 299,578

$834, 228, 646
857, 273,145
863,784, 929
870, 384,447
884, 070, 660
901,341, 264

N o . 4 5 . — E S T I M A T E D STOCK O F S I L V E R C O I N AND BULLION A T T H E E N D O F E A C H
MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878.

Month.
1878—June
July
August...
September
October...
November
Decemher.
1879—January..
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1880—January . .
February .
March
AprU
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1881—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1882—January . .
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October —
November.
December.
1883—January...
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August —




standard
dollars.
$8,573,500
10,420, 500
13,448, 500
16,212, 500
18,282, 500
20,438, 550
22,495, 550
24, 555, 750
26,687,750
28, 774, 950
31,155,950
33,485, 950
35, 801, 000
37, 451, 000
40, 238, 050
42, 634,100
45, 206, 200
47, 705, 200
50,055,650
52, 505,650
54, 806, 050
57,156, 250
59,456, 250
61, 723, 250
63. 734, 750
66, 014, 750
68, 267, 750
70, 568, 750
72, 847, 750
75,147, 750
77, 453, 005
79, 753,005
82, 060, 005
84, 359, 505
86, 659, 505
88,959, 505
91, 372, 705
93, 622,705
95, 922,705
98, 322, 705
IOO, 672,705
102. 972. 705
105, 380, 980
107,680,980
109,981,180
112, 281. 680
114, 58i; 680
11.6, 843, 680
119,144, 780
121, 304,780
123, 729, 780
126. 029, 880
128, 329, 880
130, 829, 880
132, 955, 080
135,405,080
137, 805, 080
140.205,699
142, 555, 699
144,905, 699
147, 255, 899
149, 680,899
152, 020, 899

Bullion.

Fractional
coin.

$7,341,471
7, 665, 760
8, 982, 239
9, 634, 034
8, 352, 042
10,159,491
9,439,461
10, 347, 889
9,837,403
8, 688, 261
6, 949, 046
5, 672, 656
5, 092, 566
5,112, 224
4, 904, 612
4, 557, 504
3, 537, 224
4, 323, 098
4,492,421
4, 888, 036
4,525, 306
4, 086, 840
5, 007, 331
4, 853, 588
5,124, 536
6,081,648
6, 380, 258
5, 557,760
6, 043, 367
6, 255, 390
6,183, 224
6, 704,197
5, 356, 308
4, 017, 770
3, 863, 583
3,457,193
3,309,949
2, 962, 278
2, 732, 863
2, 632,185
3,424, 575
3, 088,710
3,607, 830
3, 258, 926
2,808,143
4, 440, 662
3,239, 033
3,793, 664
3, 230. 908
2,816, 270
2, 730, 716
3, 343, 565
4,012,503
3, 769, 220
4,468,193
3, 761, 958
3,974,114
3, 943,467
3, 478, 750
4,157, 218
4,482,216
4,486,638
4, 694, 559

$71,778, 828
72,151,424
72, 524, 020
72, 896,616
73, 269, 213
73, 641, 809
74, 014, 406
74, 387, 002
74, 759, 599
75,132,195
75, 504,792
75, 877, 388
76, 249, 985
76, 467, 675
76, 685, 365
76, 903, 055
•77,120,746
77, 338, 436
77, 556,127
77,773, 817
77,991,508
78, 209,198
78, 426, 889
78, 644, 580
78, 862, 270
78, 964, 336
79, 066, 401
79,168, 467
79, 270, 533
79, 372, 599
79, 474, 665
79, 576, 731
79, 678, 797
79, 780, 863
79, 882, 929
79, 984, 995
80, 087, 061
80,115, 520
80,143, 980
80,172, 440
80, 200, 900
80, 229, 360
80, 257,820
80, 286,280
80,314,740
80, 343,200
80.371,660
80, 400,120
80,428, 580
80, 472, 890
80, 517, 200
80.561,510
80, 605, 820
80, 650,130
80,694, 440
80, 738, 750
80, 783, 060
80, 827, 370
80, 871, 680
80, 915, 990
80, 980, 300
80, 485. 402
80,010,504

Total,
$87, 693, 799
90, 237, 684
94, 954, 759
98, 743,150
99, 903, 755
104, 239, 850
105, 949,417
109, 290,641
111, 284, 752
112, 595,406
113, 609,788
115, 035,994
117,143, 551
119, 030, 899
121, 828, 027
124, 094,659
125,864.170
129, 366, 734
132,104,198
135,167, 503
137,322, 864
139, 452, 288
142,890,470
145, 221,418
147,721, 556
151, 060, 734
153, 714,409
155, 294, 977
158,161, 650
160,775, 739
163,110,894
166, 033, 933
167, 095,110
168,158,138
170,406,017
172, 401, 693
174, 769, 715
176, 700, 503
178,799, 548
181,127,330
184, 298,180
186, 290, 775
189, 246. 630
191, 226,186
193,102,063
197, 065, 542
198,192,373
201, 037,464
202, 804, 268
204. 593, 940
206, 977,696
209,934, 955
212,948, 203
215.049, 230
218,117,713
219, 905, 788
222, 562, 254
224, 976, 536
226, 906,129
229,978, 907
232, 698,415
234, 652,939
236,725,963

113

TEEASUEEE.

N o . 4 5 . — E S T I M A T E D STOCK O F S I L V E R C O I N AND B U L L I O N AT T H E E N D O F EACH
M O N T H , FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.
Standard
dollars.

Month.
1883—September
October
November
December
1884—January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1885—January '.
Febl-uary
. March.'.
April
May
June
July
August..'.
September
October
November
December
1886—January
February
March
April
May
Juue
July
August
September
October
November
December
1887—January
February
March .'.
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1888—January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1889—January
February
March .'.
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1890—January
February
March

F I 9K

:

'.

.:...

;

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^

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,
,

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$154 370,
156 720. 949
159 070. 949
161, 425, 119
163 775, 119
166, 125, 119
168, 425, 629
170, 725. 629
173, 035, 629
175, 355, 829177 680, 829
180, 030, 829
182, 380, 829
184. 730, 829
187, 180, 829
189, 561, 994
191 947, 194
194, 247, 194
196 697, 394
199, 107, 394
201 509, 231
203 884, 381
205, 784, 381
208 259, 381
210 759, 431
213, 259, 431
215 7.59, 431
218 259, 761
220 553, 761
223 145, 761
225 959, 761
228 434, 121
231, 160, 121
233 723, 286
235 643, 286
238 573, 286
241 281, 286
386
244 079, 386
246 903, 647
623,
249
647
252 503, 647
255 453, 027
258 474, 027
261 524, 027
264 474, 117
266 990 117
267 440, 117
270 250, 157
273 390, 157
276 818, 157
280 144, 357
283 140, 357
285 845, 357
288 545, 789
291 355, 790
294 039, 790
297 037, 790
299 424, 790
300 708, 790
303 320, 890
306 542, 890
309 670, 890
312 450, 190
315 186, 190
318 186 490
320 946, 515
323 776 515
326 974, 540
330 188 650
.333 502 650
334 602 650
337 502 650
340 357, OOI
343 428 001
346 798 001
349 802 001
352 536 001
355 948
359 884

Bullion.

Fractional
coin.

Total.

$5,107.911
$79, 535, 607 $239, 014 417
4, 936, 365
79,060, 709 240,718; 023
4,624. 279
78, 585, 811 242, 281 039
4,534,373
78,110, 914 244, 070, 406
77, 636, 016 246, 085,568
4, 674,433
77,161,118
248, 206, 150
4,919,913
76,686, 221 250,155, 675
5, 043, 825
76,211, 323 252,087, 795
5,150, 843
75, 736, 425 253,395, 212
4, 623,158
75, 261, 528 254, 672, 855
4, 055, 498
75, 234,719
257,519, 158
4,603,610
75, 207,910
259, 962, 159
4, 723, 420
75,181,101
262,496, 335
4, 934, 405
75,154, 292 264, 531, 618
4, 646H97
4,778^849
75.127, 483 267,087, 161
4,716,055
75,100, 674 269, 378, 723
4, 613, 582
75, 073, 805 271, 634 641
3,991,130
75,047, 056 273, 285, 380
3, 887,494
75, 020, 247 275, 605, 135
278,143, 019
74, 993,438
4, 042]. 187
74, 966, 629 280, 574, 004
4, 098; 144
74,939, 820 282,863; 087
4, 038, 886
284, 679, 132
74,949,914
3,944,837
74,960, 007 286, 985,584
3,766,196
289, 645,654
74, 970,100
3, 916,123
292, 080,160
74, 980,193
3, 840, 536
3, 583, 956
74, 990, 280 294, 333, 673
3,797,041
75, 000, 379 297, 057, 181
75, 010, 472 299, 223,016
.•3,658,783
75, 020, 585 309, 779, 294
2, 612, 968
75, 030, 658 303, 261, 523
2, 271.104
75, 040, 751 306, 031 394
2, 556, 522
75, 050, 844 308,158, 727
1,947,762
75, 060, 937 311, 876, 421
3, 092,198
75,068, 424 314, 497, 780
3, 786, 070
75, 075, 912 316, 918, 138
3, 288. 940
75,083, 399 320.123, 079
3, 758, 394
75, 090, 887 322, 978; 222
3, 807, 949
75, 098, 374 326, 093, 143
4, 091, 383
75.105, 862 329, 468, 886
4, 739. 377
75,113, 349 332,494, 035
4,877, 039
335, 274,667
75,120,837
4, 700,183
8,639,452
75.128, 324 342, 241, 803
347. 001 639
10,134, 361
75, 343,251
9,869, 629
75, 560. 244 349,903, 900
1.0, 917.435
75, 547, 799 353, 455 351
12, 278, 674
75, 638, 932 355, 357,723
357, 740,
12,177, 624
75, 312, 773 360,794 514
991
12, 005, 909 . 75, 398, 925
364, 257 375
11, 683, 032
75,758,186
366.
884
948
10,831, 655
75,909,136
369, 398. 109
9, 961, 866
76, 295, 886 372, 410, 869
10, 219, 546
76, 345, 966 375,178, 309
10, 305,153
.76,327,799
377,714 653
10, 024, 976
76, 333, 888 380, 277,114
9, 937,442
76,299,882
382, 743, 968
9, 357, 041
76, 349,137 386,450, 920
76,406, 376
10,619,754
686
76,510, 842 • 388.285,229
11, 066, 054
76, 582, 235 390, 876,394
10,973, 204
10, 64.5, 833 ' 76,759,671 393, 948, 485
76, 660,481
10, 559,114
396, 890, 346
76, 715,873 399,901 410
10, 734, 583
76, 889. 983 402, 941 583
10. 865, 237
76,889, 716 405, 682,220
10, 606, 677
76, 659, 772 408, 389,300
10, 762, 958
76, 628,116 411,206, 274
10, 801, 669
76, 597, 677 414,327, 241
10, 755, 082
76,585,840
10,291,861
417, 066, 909
76, 606, 567 420, 712. 959
10, 603, 692
11, 860, 283 , 76, 534, 026 422, 996; 554
11,343.140
76, 626,764 425,472 671
11, 286, 828
76, 796,193 428,440 953
10,918,171
76, 628, 781 430, 974,087
76, 527, 216 433, 648, 410
10, 322, 870
76, 697. 331 437,228, 405
10,729, 078
76, 708,644 440, 802, 845
li; 557,760
76. 708. 892 443, 813,243
11, 156, 952
447,393,
76,799,537
10, 709,439

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No,

REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
4 5 . — E S T I M A T E D STOCK OP S I L V E R COIN AND BULLION AT THE END OF EACH

MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.
Month.

1890—April....May
June
..
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
I89I—January ..
February.
March....
April.....
May
June
July
August—
September
October...
November
December.
1892—January..
February .
Maroh
April
May
June
July......
August...
September
October...
November
December
1893—January..
February.
M a r c h . 1..
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
Dcember .
1894—January..
February.
March
April
May
June
July.
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1895—January . .
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August—
September
October—
November
Deceinber.
1896—January..
February .
March .
April
May
June.
July
August.. September
October.'...
November,
December..




Standard
dollars.

366,
369,
371,
374,
377,
380,
384,
387,
391,
494,
397,
400,
402,
405,
406,
407,
408,
409,
410,
411,
411,
412,
412,
413,
413,
413,
414,
414,
415,
416,
417,
417,
418,
418,
419,
419,
419,
419,
419,
419,
419,
419,
419,
419,
419,
419,
419,
419,
419,
419,
419,
420,
421,
421,
422,
422,
422,
422,
422,
423,
423,
423,
423,
423,
423,
423.
423,
423,
423,
424,
426,
427,
429,
430,
431,
434,
437,
439,
441,
443,

Bullion.

99,
102,
106,
110,
114
118,
119,
122,
124,
126,
12'
127,
127,
127,
127,
127,
127
127,
127,
126,
126,
125,
125,
125,
124,
124,
124,
124.
124;
124,
124,
124,
124!
124,
124,
124,
124
123,
122,
^0,
119,
119;
118,
116,
114,
113,
112, 137.954
110,
815,247

Fractional
coin.

Total.

793, 513 $449, 650,406
818,427
452,109, 947
874,969
456, 950, 685
618, 254 460,003, 325
807,145
464, 218,103
875, 555 468, 988, 835
193, 068 475,176, 849
339,553
480, 567, 438
638, 844 485,919,803
696,840
490, 540, 824
698, 303 494, 970, 840
740, 096 501,215, 806
936, 913 505, 818, 674
917,108
509, 982, 377
947, 619 515,335,939
520, 349, 998
131,606
524,957,388
995,390
511, 066 529,019, 947
301. 515 534,357, 565
235, 022 538, 440, 982
542,079,363
566.155
910, 813 546, 721,199
096, 549 550, 682, 746
555, 550, 397
294,571
433, 950 559, 401,967
195, 831 563, 262, 767
567, 269,118
611,232
500, 000 572, 396, 329
472, 912 575,923,198
467, 707 579,211,096
484, 987 583, 269, 976
587, 598, 080
475,318
592, 519, 721
898,748
887,460
595, 777,406
993.714
596, 874, 470
197, 330 602, 953,757
370.715 '606,881,216
558, 212 611,179,657
256.212
614, 762,482
563, 878 615,174,063
036, 067 618. 569, 277
596, 621 621,171,958
977,002
622, 571,105
900, 353 623, 555,170
494, 207 624, 034, 858
041, 547 623, 589,495
516, 800 623, 066,534
661, 555 623,214,791
627, 432 623,188,898
527, 223 622. 091,895
122, 875 622,723,430
221, 063 623,091,024
167, 704 623,126, 683
054, 481 622, 335, 364
667,112
v,J2, 705, 383
331,359
623, 859, 290
155,722
624,596, 632
192,015
624, 671,443
071,742
624, 449,865
450,557
624, 050, 783
169,569
623,880,293
375, 930 624,181,708
772, 563 624,541,631
065,444
625, 025, 364
145, 901 624.122,346
291, 880 624, 233, 595
259,180
625, 269,990
448, 506 626, 341, 574
182, 006 625,084,167
573, 872 626, 438,630
564,547
626,525.462
216, 677 626, 693,799
948, 510 626, 677,986
626, 273,881
994,051
625,574, 517
730,781
667,706
626, 273,505
609,268
626,793, 049
354,781
627, 386,321
804,582
628, 421, 280
803, 546 629,407, 641
317,752
630,299,390

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TREASURER.

No

4 5 . — E S T I M A T E D STOCK O F S I L V E R C O I N AND B U L L I O N AT T H E E N D OF EACH

MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.
Month.

Standard
dollars.

Bullion.

$444, 978, 391 $109, 704, 519
440,318,i}91
108,914, 6l4
447,718,641
107, 862, 462
449,118, 641
106, 990,150
450, 518, 641 106,042,492
451,993,742
104, 591, 039
451, 993, 742 105,109,460
451, 993, 742 105,125,123
452, 093, 792 105, 078, 550
452, 713. 792 104, 853, 852
454,213,792
103, 531, 722
455, 818,122 102, 284,736
457, 068,122 101, 379,158
458,100,347
100,819, 300
4.59, 200, 422
99, 829, 432
459, 884,422
99, 551, 902
461,180, 422
98,443, 952
461, 998, 522
98,195,494
462,306,522
97, 871, 697
464, 004, 522
96,141, 237
464, 834, 597
96,066, 097

1897—January..
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October-...
November
December.
1898-^January..
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September

Fractional
coin.

Total.

$76,303, 945 $630, 980, 855
76, 514, 618 631, 747, 623
76, 220, 921 (J31, 802 024
76, 341,471 632, 450, 262
76, 517. 908 633, 079, 041
75, 438, 884 632, 023, 665
75,417, 942 632, 521,144
74, 271, 577 631, 390, 442
74, 631, 590 631, 803, 932
75, 414, 007 632, 981, 651
76, 020, 675 633, 766,189
76, 400, 207 634, 503, 065
76, 663,116 635,110, 396
76, 230, 903 '635,150,550
76, 584, 080 635, 613, 934
76, 605, 240 636, 041, 564
76, 086, 089 . 635, 710, 463
76, 421, 429 636,61.3,445
75, 989, 540 636,167,7.59
75, 752, 972 635, 898, 731
75, 784, 648 636, 685, 342

N o . 4 6 . — U N I T E D STATES N O T E S , ' T R E A S U R Y N O T E S , AND NATIONAL-BANK NOTES
OUTSTANDING AT T H E E N D O F EACH MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878.

Month.
1878—June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1879—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1880—January . .
Fehruary .
March
April.... May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1881—January. February.
March . . . .
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1882—January . .
February.
March
April
May




United States
notes.
$346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346.
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346.
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,

,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
.016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016
,016

Treasury
notes.'

Nationalbank notes.
$322, 919, 810
321, 945,415
321, 641,533
320, 761,650
321, 121, 041
322, 032, 362
322, 808, 580
323, 409, 195
325, 036,476
326, 093, 402
328, 442, 986
328, 676, 747
328, 962, 073
. 329,244. 893
330, 062, 713
333, 649, 736
336, 581, 624
339, 494, 074
341, 852, 242
343, 187,430
343, 241. 251
343, 949, 401
344, 538, 584
344, 678, 227
343, 890, 901
343, 781, 711
343, 657, 947
343, 447, 742
343, 379,396
343, 297,160
343, 792, 832
343, 851,123
343, 242, 478
347, 054,162
352, 047,097
353, 604, 893
354, 617,115
356, 913, 233
357, 449, 906
358, 405,640
359, 863, 000
361, 509,650
361, 857, 468
361, 880,764
361, 095, 650
360, 915,787
360, 363, 889
359. 025, 054

Total.
$669, 600, 826
668, 626,431
668,322,549
667,442, 666
667,802, 057
668, 713, 378
669, 489,576
670, 090, 211
671, 717,492
672,774,418 ,
675,123,982
675, 357, 763
675, 643, 089
675, 925, 909
676, 743,729
680, 330, 752
683, 262. 640
686,175.090
688,533, 258
689, 868, 446
689, 922, 287
690, 630. 417
691,219,800
691, 359, 243
690, 571, 917
690,462, 727
690, 338, 983
690,128. 758
690,060, 412
689,978,176
690,473, 848
690, 532.139
689, 923, 494
693,735,178
698, 728,113
700, 285, 909
701, 298,131
703, 594, 24:9
704,130,922
705, 086, 656
706,544, 016
708,190, 686
708, 538, 484
708,561, 780
707,776, 886
707,596, 803
707, 044, 905
705.706,070

116

REPORT ON T H E FINANCES.

N o . 4 6 . — U N I T E D STATES NOTES, TREASURY NOTES, AND NATIONAL-BANK NOTES
OUTSTANDING AT THE E N D OF EACH MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.
Month.
1882—June
July
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1883—January —
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1884—January . . .
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1885—January...
February . .
March
April
May
June
July
August
September .
October
c.
November .
December..
1886—January . . .
February . .
March . . . . .
April......
May
June
July
August
. September.
October
November .
December..
1887—January . . .
February . .
March . . . . .
April
May
June
July
August
September .
October—
November .
December..
1888—January . . .
February . .
March
April
June
July
August
September .
October
November .
December..




United States | oTreasury
notes.
notes.

Nationalbank notes.

Total.

$346,

$357,

$704, 233, 580

. 346,
346,
348,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346.
346,
346,
346,
346,
348,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
348,
348,
• 346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,
346,

357,
359,
362,
361,
361,
361,
361,
360,
350,
358,
357,
356,
355,
353,
352,
351,
350,
349,
348,
345,
344,
342.
340,
^338,
337,
336,
335,
333,
330,
328,
326,
323,
320,
319,
316,
316,
315,
315,
316,
315,
316,
316,
317,
317,
315,
313,
311,
308,
306,
304,
303,
301,
299,
296,
292,
288,
286.
284,
281,
278,
276,
274,
272,
271,
269,
268,
265,
262,
259,
258,
255,
252,
249,
246,
243,
239,
236,

704, 655, 158
706, 515, 446
708, 937, 678
708. 460, 351
708, 372, 585
708, 563, 806
707, 991, 864
707, 105, 113
705, 873, 019
705, 227, 970
704, 138, 266
702, 753, 224
701, 794, 839
700 587, 890
699, 409, 130
698 209, 436
696, 981, 900
696 630, 367
695 361, 822
692, 465, 957
690, 716, 521
688 897, 543
686, 699, 525
685, 373, 628
683, 746, 371
682, 812, 980
681 724, 954
679, 688, 788
677 461, 499
675 073, 348
672 730, 923
136
670 317, 411
667 578, 820
666 096, 262
663 670,
663 538, 097
662 059, 857
662 112, 723
663 029, 138
103
661 960, 863
683 429, 319
663 193, 178
663 681, 268
663 682, 405
661 831. 890
659 942, 181
657 849, 907
655 191. 554
652 919, 631
650 930, 828
649 780, 306
647 990, 292
645, 825, 088
643 253, 743
639 463, 813
635 545, 727
633 631, 327
631 474, 423
628 663, 089
625 598, 328
622 969, 845
620 809, 546
619 402, 274
618 596, 394
616 371, 870
615 044, 650
612 383, 609
609 133, 220
606 678; 517
605 107, 289
602 262, 957
598 884, 751
596 134, 043
593 028, 018
590 210, 233
585 939, 888
583 007, 208
580 235,

117

TEEASUEEE.
No.

4 6 . — U N I T E D STATES N O T E S , TREASURY N O T E S , AND NATIONAL-BANK NOTES
OUTSTANDING AT T H E E N D O F EACH MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.

Month.
1889—January
Febru aryi...
March
o
April
May
June
July
August
September..
October
November..
D e c e m b e r ..
1890—January . . .
February..
March
,
April
May
June
July
August: —
September..
October
0
November.
December..
1891—January . . .
February..
March
April
May...
June
July
August
September.
October
November.
December .
1892—January...
February..
March
April
May
Juiie
July
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1893— J a n u a r y
February..
March
"April
May
June
July.......
August
September.
October
November .
December .
1894—January . . .
February..
March
April
May
.June
July
August
September.
October
November.
December..
1895-January...
February..
March
April
May
June...
July
August




United States
notes.
$346, 681,016
346, 681, 016
346,681,016
346, 681,016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346. 681, 016
346,681,016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346, 681. 016
346, 681, 016
346. 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346, 881, 016
346, 681, 016
346,681, 016
346,681,016
346, 681, 016
346,'681, 016
346, 681, 016
346,681,016
346,681,016
346,681,016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346, 681,016
346,681,016
346, 681, 016
346,681,016
346, 681, 016
346,681,016
346,681,016
346,681,016
346,681,016
346, 681, 016
346,681,016
346,681,016
348; 681, 016
346,681,016
346,681,016
346, 681, 016
346,081,016
346, 6«1, 016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346, 681. 016
346,881,016
348,681,016
346,681,016
346,681,016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
3 46,681,016
346.681,016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346,681,016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346,681,016
346, 681, 016
346.681,016
346,681.016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346, 681, 016
346,681, 016

Treasury
notes.

Nationalbank notes.

$3, 609, 000
8, 069, 000
13, 949, 000
19, 258. 800
24,090, 500
28,804, 000
33,150, 700
37, 093, 200
41, 731, 200
45, 677, 347
50,228,417
54,994, 035
59, 688, 035
64,251,130
68, 725, 270
72, 959, 652
77, 327,102
81,553,000
85, 236, 212
89, 602,198
93, 228, 690
97, 391, 986
101,712,071
105, .566,170
109,382,637
112, 484. 335
116,611,233
120, 796, 713
124,745, 623
127, 946,489
131, 867, 853
135,490,148
139, 069, 778
143.189, 874
147.190. 227
148, 286, 348
149,881, 958
151, 319, 040
152, 735,188
153, 453, 629
153,160,151
153,070, 908
153, 001,184
152, 900, 317
152,813,072
152, 679, 742
152, 584,417
152, 447,126
152,151,369
151,609, 267
151,140, 568
150,979,070
150,823,731
150, 751, 541
150, 705,157
150, 330, 089
149, 584, 471
148,044, 280
146, 088,400
145, 490, 280
144,495,280

$229, 041, 824 $575,722, 840
224, 248, 585
570,929, 601.
221, 028, 621
567, 709, 637
218, 506, 473
565,187,489
215, 286,737
561, 967, 753
211,197, 683
557, 878, 699
207, 993, 689
554, 674,705
205,763, 371
552, 444. 387
203, 567, 802
550, 248, 818
201, 925, 825
548,606,841
199, 546, 637
546, 227, 653
197, 087, 385
543, 768, 401
194.447,219
541,128,235
192, 000, 453
538, 681,469
190, 274, 602
536, 955, 618
189, 264,900
535, 945, 916
187,361, 523
534, 042, 539
185,748,590
532, 429, 606
184, 253, 868
530, 934,884
183,134,753
533,424,789
181,602, 915
536, 352, 931
179, 610,433
540, 240, 449
178, 329, Oil
544, 268, 827
177, 088,171
547,859, 687
175,303,549
550, 788, 565
173,423, 024
553, 254, 740
171,535,064
555,309, 280
170, 227. 646
558, 639, 862
168, 850, 839
561, 209, 202
167,577,214
564, 486, 647
168,166,939
569, 841, 990
171,134, 309
577, 501, 360
171,785,146.
582, 717, 292
172,184, 558
587, 590,844
172,-993, 607
592, 634, 275
173, 078, 585
597, 086, 703
173, 205, 496
601, 439, 512
172, 621, 875
604,539,103
172, 529, 451
608, 812, 665
172,476, 575
612, 386, 281
172,499, 349
616, 572, 351
172, 683, 850
621, 076, 937
172. 527, 713
624, 774, 899
172, 656, 429
628, 720, 082
631,952, 111
172, 786, 760
635,724, 395
. 172, 432,146
641,092,599
173, 614, 870
645, 831, 063
174, 404. 424
• 174, 391, 253 649. 018, 758
653, 971, 257
175, 422, 388
658, 285, 708
176, 094, 544
862, 808, 408
176,855,614
687,035,144
177,164,254
672, 585,115
178,713,872
678,722, 511
183,755,147
695, 543,342
198, 980, 368
208,690, 579
706, 690, 635
209,311,993
708,728,197
208,948,105
709, 082, 750
708. 380, Oil
208, 538, 844
707, 614, 031
207, 862,107
707,181, 720
207, 479, 520
707, 4.57, 028
207, 875, 695
707,327,120
207, 833, 032
706, 805, 777
207, 245, 019
706, 818, 677
207, 353, 244
706, 887, 208
207, 539, 066
706. 424, 600
207, 592, 215
705, 854,741
207, 564, 458
207, 565, 090
705, 386, 674
206, 686. 337
704, 346, 423
206, 605, 710
704.110,457
205,297, 571
702.730,128
205, 043, 651
702, 429, 824
207,541,211
704, 552, 316
705,985, 337
209, 719, 850
706, 204, 012
211,478,716
704,460,451
211, 691, 035
211, 372,045
703, 543, 341
212,339,200
703,515,496

Total.

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No.

REPORT ON THE FINANCES.

4 6 . — U N I T E D STATES N O T E S , T R E A S U R Y N O T E S , AND NATIONAL-BANK N O T E S
OUTSTANDING AT T H E END O F EACH M O N T H , FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.

Month.

Treasury
notes.

Nationalbank notes.

$346,681,,016 $143,666, 280 $212,851, 934
346,681,,016 , 141,092,280
213,887,630
139,583,280
346, 681,016
213,960,598
137, 771,280 213, 716, 973
346, 681,016
137,324,280
346, 681,016
213,496, 547
136, 719, 280 217,181, 917
346, 681,016
136, 081, 280 221, 316, 027
346,681,016
133, 069. 280 224,189, 337
346, 681,016
131, 385, 280 225,287, 935
346, 881,016
129, 683, 280 226, 000, 547
346, 881,016
128, 343, 280 226, 030, 042
346, 681,016
346, 681, 016 126,741, 280 229, 613, 896
125, 004, 280 233, 639, 357
346, 681,016
123. 229, 280 234, 984, 444
346, 681,016
121, 677, 280 235, 398, 890
346, 681,016
119, 816, 280 235, 663,118
346, 681,016
118, 398, 280 235, 094, 662
346, 681,016
117,550,280
346, 681,016
234, 236, 327
117,131, 280 233, 795,141
346.681,016
116,696,280
346, 681,016
232, 887, 984
115, 782, 280 231, 875, 841
346, 681,016
114, 867, 280 231.441,686
346, 681,016
113,914,280
346, 681,016
230. 844, 256
112,672, 280 230, 593, 674
346, 681,016
111, 334, 280 230, 278. 970
346, 681,016
109, 313, 280 230,132, 275
346, 681,016
,01.6
107,793,280
346, 681,
229, 634, 217
106, 348, 280 229, 014, 641
346, 681,016
105,531,280
346, 681,016
226,529,216
104, 669, 280 224,831,072
346, 681,,016
103, 615, 280 224,481, 879
346, 681,,016
102, 691, 280 226,113,751
346, 681,016
101, 981, 280 227, 696, 370
346, 681,016
,016
101,207,280
346, 681,
227, 900,177
100, 213, 280 226, 780, 065
346, 681,016
,016
99, 260, 280 227, 261, 650
346, 681,
98,549,280
346,681,,016
235, 439, 985

1895—September
October...
November
December.
1896—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1897—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October—
November
December.
1898—January ; .
February.
March
April
May
June
..
July
August...
September

No.

United States
notes.

Total.
$703,199, 230
701,660,926
700, 224, 894
698,169. ^ 9
697, 501, 843
700, 582, 213
704, 078, 323
703, 939, 633
703, 354, 231
702, 384, 843
701,054,338
703, 036,192
705, 324, 653
704,894,740
703, 757,186
702,160,414
700,173, 958
698,467, 623
697, 607, 437
696, 265, 280
694, 339,137
692, 989,982
691, 439, 552
689, 946, 970°
688, 294, 266
686,126,571
684,108,513
682, 043, 937
678, 741, 512
676,181, 368
674, 778,175
675, 488, 047
676, 358, 886
675, 788, 473
673, 674, 361
673, 202.946
680, 670, 281

4 7 . — G O L D CERTIFICATES, S I L V E R C E R T I F I C A T E S , AND C U R R E N C Y C E R T I F I CATES OUTSTANDING AT T H E E N D O F EACH M O N T H , FKOM J U N E , 1878.
Month.

1878—June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1879—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October—
November
December.
1880—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
•July......
August...
September
October...
November
December.
.1881—January..
February.




Gold
certificates,
$44, 367,000
'42, 023,400
38, 016, 400
32, 826,600
32, 808,000
33, 962,900
21, 580,700
17, 626, 700
16. 779, 500
16, 304, 700
15, 772, 600
15, 413, 700
15, 413, 700
15, 240, 700
15, 128, 700
14, 910,900
14, 591,000
13, 379,200
12, 337,100
10, 411,100
10, 082, 600
855,500
230, 600
050,100
004, 600
884,600
697, 900
511,700
454, 500
400, 500
658, 880
541,480
541,480

. Silver
certificates,

Currency
certificates.

$1, 462, 600 $46, 815, 000
51, 580, 000
3,607,630
49, 275, 000
6,13.3, 880
2, 028, 070
40, 890, 000
2, 708, 350
35, 840, 000
. 2, 273, 520 37,190, 000
34,700, 000
2, 496,130
2, 571,180
41, 200,000
2, 308,180
46,100, 000
2, 326. 530
27, 725, 000
1, 977, 020
32, 045, 000
2, 388, 960
27,035,000
2, 466, 950
30, 805, 000
40, 840,000
2, 785, 850
35, 335, 000
3, 281, 850
4, 221, 850
31, 215, 000
6,135,850
22, 510, 000
7,067,910
14, 270, 000
8,712,910
10.515,000
0,052,910
12,900,000
9, 369, 920
11, 765, 000
8, 495, 000
11, 628, 920
9,160,000
12, 043, 720
13, 250, 000
12,374, 270
12,374,270
14, 595, 000
12, 689, 290
15, 865. 000
13,138, 040
11, 310, 000
18,521,960
9, 975, 000
27,113, 960
8, 775, 000
35, 077, 280
8, 525, 000
45.582,130
7,005. 000
46, 800, 220
8, 630, 000
47,884,260
7,965.000

Total.
$92, 644, 600
97,211,030
93, 425, 280
75, 744, 670
71, 356, 350
73, 426, 420
58,776,830
61,397,880
65,187, 680
46,356,230
49, 794, 620
44,815,660
48, 685, 650
58,868,550
53, 745. 550
50, 347,750
43, 238, 850
34, 717,110
31,585,010
, 32,384,010
31,217,520
28, 979, 420
29, 434, 320
33, 674, 370
34,973,870
36, 238,890
32,145, 940
36, 008, 660
43,343, 460
51, 002, 780
59, 246, 010
61, 971, 700
62, 390.740

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TEEASUREE.
No.

4 ' 7 . — G O L D CERTIFICATES, S I L V E R C E R T I F I C A T E S , AND CURRENCY C E R T I F I CATES OUTSTANDING AT E N D OF EACH MONTH^ FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.

Month.
1881—March.-..
April
May
June
July
August...,
September
October...
November
December.
1882—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July......
August...
September
October—
November
December.
1883—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October—
November
December.
1884—January . .
February.
March
A4>ril
Miiy
June
July
Angust...
September
October...
November
December.
1885—January..
February .
March
April
.
May . . . —
June
July
August—
September
October....
November'
Deceraber.
1886—January . .
February.
March
April
May
..
June
Jtily
August —
, Sep I ember
October...
November.
December.
1887—January . .
February.,
March
April
May
June
July
August..September
October




Gold.
certificates.

Silver
certificates.

$6,171, 800
5, 9.82, 600
5, 912, 600
5, 782, 920
5, 740, 820
5, 400. 920
5, 248, 920
5, 207, 920
5, 207, 920
5,188,120
5,188,120
5,188,120
5,168, 920
^5, 072,120
5, 055, 420
5, 037,120
5,017,940
4, 992, 040
4, 907,440
28, 360,440
35, 408, 540
64, 619, 840
72, 776,940
74, 850, 740
74, 969, 720
81, 333, 620
83,460,940
82,'378, 640
83,452, 040
82, 992, 740
82, 495, 240
83, 328, 940
85, 932, 920
91,031,920
101, 250, 620
108,443, 500
104, 236, 400
101,116,200
98, 812, 260
98, 392, 660
118,017,320
121,719, 920
120, 936, 620
120, 343, 320
120, 075, 350
119,631,150
131.279,530
153,110,2^0
153, 337, 530
153, 860, 090
142. 924, 360
140, 323,140
140.611,320
140.491,720
140, 387, 030
140,136,610
140, 047, 060
139,710, 080
139, 345, 660
139, 308, 060
137, 573,570
137,112,100
131, 855, 695
131,174,245
126, 976, 877
126, 392, 327
125, 346,127
125,173,427
124, 990, 327
124,701,409
124,508, 739
124, 214, 595
123,803,625
123,339,525
123, 062, 335
121, 488, 817
113,088,647
111, 773, 547
127,138, 971
132. 542. 931

$50,178,900
50, 680,140
50, 773, 250
51,186, 530
51, 983, 980
57, 578, 310
64,149, 910
66, 327, 670
66, 663, 830
68, 675, 230
68, 999, 670
68,674,480
68, 355, 370
67,781,360
67, 736, 220
• 66,096,710
67,119,210
69, 440, 210
71,569,210
73, 607, 710
73, 095, 680
72, 848, 880
72, 745, 470
73, 295, 970
77, 625, 331
80,771,331
80,033,331
88, 618,'831
89,271.411
92, 851, 981
94, 490, 241
99,579,141
101,782,811
109, 898, 811
110,137. 051
110,137, 821
116,408,161
118, 374, 231
117, 300, 091
119,811,691
120, 404, 341
121.131, 921
123,260,721
131, 558. 531
133,940, 121
138,168, 291
141,198,701
141,419,831
143,381.841
141, 585, 086
140, 860, 776
139, 901, 646
139, 213, 086
138, 792,186
125, 379, 706
125, 053, 286
124, 737,106
124, 343, 776
123, 740, 376
123, 228,476
122, 532. 996
121, 874.196
119. 595,145
115, 977, 875
115, 292, 902
114, 593, 252
117,943,102
117, 889,102
119,857,102
124, 585,102
125,053,102
126, 597,102
138,143, 338
142,748.130
144,432.492
145. 543,150
148,375,800
153, 873,128
158,274,667
164,165,451

Currency
certificates.
,000
8 '295,,000
10 880,>, 000
11 925,1,000
10 740,,000
9 625,,000
8 315,,000
8 310,,000
9 045.,000
9 590,,000
11 400,1,000
11 550,J, 000
11 140,,000
11,115,,000
12 330,,000
13 320,,000
12 730,,000
12 000,,000
10 670,,000
9,945,.,000
9,845,,000
9,585,,000
12,490,1,000
11,340,1,000
9,715,1,000
10,105,sOOO
11,805,,000
13,375,,000.
12 910,1,000
12,145,1,000
11 945,, 000
12,620,1,000
14 465. 000
14 560,1,000
16 880,•,000
18,215,,000
15 475,1,000
15,025,i.OOO
1,000
11,050, 000
12,385,',^000
13,230,
14,420,^ooo
15,945,i,000
17,855,,000
22,695,,000
24,920,,000
30,130,,000
30,580,,000
27,215,,000
25,450,',000
27,240,,000
29,785,,000
31,680,^ooo
31,560,,000
23,880,, 000
18,555,,000
17,765,, 000
14,0.55,,000
14,850,,000
15,305,,000
12 785,1,000
11,740,1,000
14,540,,000
18,500,1,000
19,575,i,000
12,705.,000
7,855,,000
7,160..000
7,305,,000
6,710,1,000
8,820,1,000
8 430,1,000
7,545,sOOO
8.510,1,000
1,000
9,4.00,
9,080,1,000
8,810,,000
7,550,, 000
6,685,,000
7,385,,000

Total.
$63,155, 700
64, 937,740
67, 545, 850
88,874,450 •
88, 473. 800
72, 604, 230 •
77, 713, 830
79, 845, 590
80, 916, 750
83,453,350
85, 587, 790
85,412,600
84, 662, 290
83, 968,480 .
85,121, 640
84,453,830
84, 867,150
^86,432, 250
87,146, 650
109, 913,150
118, 349, 200
147, 053. 500
158,012,410
159. 488, 710
162, 310,051
172, 209, 951
175, 299, 271
184, 370,471
185, 633,451
187, 789, 721
188, 930, 481
195, 528, 081
202,180, 731
215, 490, 531
228, 267, 671
236,796,321
236,119, 561
232,515,431
227,162,351
230, 589, 351
251,651,661
257, 271, 841
260,142, 341
289,754,851
278, 710,471
282, 719, 441
305,606, 231
325,110,051
323, 914, 371
320, 895,176
310, 825.136
310, 009, 786
311, 504, 406
310, 843, 906
289, 846, 736
283, 744, 896
282, 549,166
278,108.856
277,936, 036
277,841, 536
272.871..566
270, 726. 296
265, 990, 840
265, 6.=i 1,920
261,844,779
253,690, 579
251,144, 229
250, 202. 529
251,952,429
255, 998, 511
258, 381, 841
259, 241, 697
269, 491, 963
274, 597, 655
278, 894. 827
276,109,987
270, 274, 447
273,198. 875
292, 098, 838
304.093,382

120

REPORT ON THE FINANCES.

N o . 4 ' 7 . — G O L D CERTIFICATES, S I L V E R C E R T I F I C A T E S , AND C U R R E N C Y C E R T I F I CATES OUTSTANDING AT END O F EACH M O N T H , FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.

Month.
1887—November
December.
1888—January..
February .
March
Ajiril
May
June
July......
August...
September
Octoher...
November
December.
0—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1890—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1891-^anuary . .
February .
March . . . .
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1892—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July...:.August —
September
October —
November
December.,
1893—January . .
Febmary .
March
April
May
June
July.
August —
September
October
November ,
December..
1894—January . . .
February.,
Maroh
April..
May
June




Gold
certificates.

Silver
certificates.

$130, 755, 591 $172, 562, 720
127, 744,451 183,194,993
125, 522.181 194,251,570
123, 660, 081 205, 619,128
121, 605,413 210, 896,870
120,414, 793 212, 743. 041
143,155, 840 217,103, 828
142,023,150
229, 491, 772
162,193, 800 227, 041, 965
161, 341, 750 225,187, 728
160,354, 600 228, 381; 476
166, 777,150 237,187, 776
166,706,160
246, 250, 274
157, 016,150 250,178, 566
250, 054, 551
156,030,110
155,013, 530 252, 346, 851
155,412, 642 256, 023, 915
258, 301, 033
157,398,222
156, 394,802 281, 742, 899
154, 028, 552 262, 629,746
153, 211, 352 265,208,396
274, 722,196
162,950,752
158. 749,152 280, 497,767
155, 863,052 279, 648, 317
154,151, 209 279, 213, 560
154, 301, 989 285, 202, 039
284, 585, 889
159,110,039
158, 827, 639 288,239,639
294,013,453
159, 552, 289
158, 785, 039 297, 361, 953
158, 261, 519 299, 592, ;06
157, 542, 979 301, 539, 751
160, 021, 869 302,191,171
157,388, 269 308,423,071
174,163, 519 311,173, 571
174, 658, 669 310, 649, 374
310, 553, 024
173,072,069
309, 855, 778
175,431,969
307, 062, 874
175,731,499
172, 274, 899 307,188,474
168, 367, 529 313, 389, 782
166,199,999
316, 242, 857
158, 902,149 315, 551,1.53
152, 456, 429 314, 715,185
149, 720, 209 315, 489, 459
145, 994, 359 324, 213, 209
140, 784, 059 324,936, 559
156, 890, 739 323, 688, 401
161, 852,139 324, 274, 918
165, 578, 839 324. 772, 318
180, 665, 769 326, 354, 643
178,151, 419 328,421,343
178,002, 999 329, 272,852
175, 644, 879 330,499, 002
171,765,729
330, 904,002
156, 598, 929 331, 614, 304
154, 600. 329 331, 809, 304
152, 234, 589 331,008, 304
146,555, 989 329, 469, 304
143, 437, 339 326,850, 304
142, 821, 639 326,251,304
141, 347, 889 325, 783, 504
136, 375, 589 328,146, 504
122,170, 989 328, 029, 504
116, 621,439 328, 226, 504
114,160,339
326,806, 504
104, 794, 639 328,766,504
94, 041,189 330, 957, 504
87. 704, 739 333, 031,504
80, 979,419 329, 088. 504
79,756.819
330, 864, 504
79,005.169
333,444, 504
78, 312,169 334,138, 504
77,487, 769 334, 584, 504
77,093, 769 336, 919, 504
71,042,219
338,061, 504
70,444, 219 338,202, 504
70, 093, 219 339,673, 504
69, 416,199 339, 662, 504
66,387, 899 337,148, 604

Currency
certificates.
$7,155, 000
7,115, 000
10,925, 000
11,655,000
9, 565, 000
10, 655, QOO
12,700, 000
14,665, 000
15, 305, 000
14, 735, 000
13,310, 000
11,970,000
11, 510, 000
10, 720, 000
14,010,000
16, 200, 000
14,960, 000
14, 690, 000
16,420, 000
16, 975, 000
17, 605,000
17,005, 000
16,045, 000
12,860,000
10, 750, 000
9, 570, 000
11, 720, 000
10,480,000
8, 650,000
8, 935,000
10,195, 000
12, 280, 000
11,860,000
9, 230, 000
7,170,000
6, 930, 000
6, 590, 000
6, 820, 000
11,500,000
12, 530, 000
11, 675, 000
14,270,000
18,060, 000
22, 790, 000
27.445,000
29,185, 000
19, 835, 000
11, 095, 000
10,135. 000
9, 465, 000
16,850, 000
29,440, 000
31, 220, 000
30,550, 000
34, 020,000
30, 320, 000
27,700,000
22, 770, 000
18,260, 000
11,110, 000
8, 500,000
7, 590, 000
15, 030, 000
19, 760, 000
17, 090, 000
15, 980, 000
17,780, 000
12, 365, 000
8, 340, 000
5, 665, 000
8,285,000
22, 425, 000
33. 325, 000
39, 085, 000
44, 975, 000
47,805,000
58, 080, 000
57, 4'10, 000
59, 370,000
59,235, 000

Total.
$310,473, 311
318, 054,444
330, 698, 751
340,934, 209
342, 067, 283
343,812,834
372, 959, 668
386,179, 922
404, 540,765
401,264, 478
402, 046, 076
415,934, 926
424, 466,434
417i 914, 716
420, 094, 661
423, 560, 381
426.396, 557
430, 479, 255
434, 557, 701
433, 633, 298
436, 024, 748
454, 677, 948
455, 291, 919
448, 371, 369
444.114, 789
449, 074, 028
455,415,928
457, 547, 278
462,215,742
465, 081,992
468, 048,'625
471, 362,730
474,073, 040
475,041,340
492,507, 090
492, 236, 043
492. 215, 093
492,107, 747
494, 294, 373
491,973,373
493,432, 311
496, 712, 856
492, 513, 302
489, 961, 614
492, 654, 688
499, 392, 568
485, 555, 618
491, 654,140
496, 262, 057
499,816,157
523, 870,412
536, 012, 762
538. 495, 851
536, 693, 881
536,689, 731
518, 533, 233
514,109, 633
508, 072, 893
494,285, 293
481.397, 643
477, 572, 943
474. 721, 393
479, 552, 093
469,960,493
461, 937, 943
456, 946, 843
451,341,143
437,363, 693
429,076,243
415, 732, 923
418,906,323
434,874,673
445,775, 673
451,157, 273
458,988,273
456, 908,723
461,726, 723
467,176,723
468,448,703
462,771,403

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N o . 4 7 . — G O L D C E R T I F I C A T E S , S I L V E R CERTIFICATES, AND C U R R E N C Y C E R T I F I CATES OUTSTANDING AT END O F EACH M O N T H , FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.
Gold
certificates.

Month,
1894-July
August
September .
October
November .
December.'.
1895—January . . .
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1896—J a n u a r y . . .
February ..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
Noveraber .
Deceraber .
1897—January . . .
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September October
Noveraber .
December..
1898—Jannary . . .
February ..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.

No.

4§.—ESTI.MATED

Currency
certificates.

050, 699 $336, 519, 504 $61,955, 000
58,785, 000
65, 703,699
338, 710,504
56, 305, 000
64, 845, 699
339, 676, 504
64, 308, 349
337, 712, 504
54, 325, 000
59, 677,269
337, 629, 504
57, 985, 000
53, 420,869
336, 924,504
48, 965,000
52, 984,869
333,796, 504
41,245, 000
51, 587,869
333,107,504
37, 355, OCO
48, 927, 849
331,121, 504
37, 565, 000
48, 814, 649 330, 914, 504
37, 375,000
48, 641,959
328, 245, 504
48, 435,000
48, 469,959
328, 894. 504
55, 755, 000
48, 336,909
57, 040,000
330, 932; 504
49, 290,909
77,085, 000
331, 513, 504
50, 748, 909
67, 515,000
338, 297, 504
50, 585,889
57,015, 000
342,409,504
50, 341, 889
48, 735, 000
344, 327, 504
,50, 099, 889 345,702, 504
34,450,000
49, 978,989
29,245, 000
345, 994, 504
44, 384,489
33, 070, 000
344, 377,504
43, 822,469
34,680,000
348, 325, 504
43 817, 469
33,295, 000
350,412, 504
43, 649,189
33,670, 000
346, 942, 504
42, 818,189
31,990, 000
342, 619, 504
40, 687.189
42,150, 000
344, 032, 504
40, 486.189
39, 225, 000
357,204, 504
40, 328, 539 364,476. 504
34, 715, 000
39, 588,139
366,463, 504
35, 060, 000
39, 433,139" 367, 903, 504
38, 510, 000
39, 279,789
370, 883, 504
50, 830, 000
39, 046, 789
65, 515, 000
373, 015, 504
046, 789
76, 795, 000
373,585,504
939, 689 376, 561, 504
75, 070, 000
689
71,940,000
377,531, 504
38, 939.
843,169
66,565, 000
374, 345, 504
782,169
61, 750, 000
375,479,504
700,189
63,495,
000
372, 404, 504
527,169
63, 650, 000
379,112, 504
434,169
54,150,
000
385,152, 504
348,169
48, 625, 000
384,170, 504
384,963,504 . 48,890,000
38, 274,149
387,925, 504
44, 555, 000
38, 128,149
388,475, 504
49,145,000
38, 062,149
391, 908, 504
50, 660, 000
38, 015,149
41, 230, 000
37, 927,149 • 394,630, 504
27, 735, 000
37, 555,149
396,
325,
504
26, 600, 000
37, 486,149
397, 732,504
26, 605,000
37; 420,149
398, 556, 504
23,075,000
37, 287,149
398,
922,
504
20,560,000
37, 119,149
401,107,504
990,799
18,455,000
400, 062, 504

S T O C K O F ALL K i N D S O F M O N E Y
M O N T H , FROM J U N E , 1878.

Month.
1878—June
July
August . . .
September
October . . .
- November.
December .
1879—January...
February .
March
April
May
June
July
...
August
September.
October . . .
November,
December .

Silver
certificates.

Gold.

Silver.

Notes.

$213, 199, 977
215, 848, 736
218, 186,311
221, 300, 413
226, 043,368
228, 625, 207
231, 645,490
234, 199,478
236. 846, 728
239, 583, 820
241, 953, 581
244, 414,180
245, 741, 837
248, 058, 439
256, 846, 088
286, 658, 727
307, 964,532
327, 697, 367
336, 540,249

$87, 693, 799
90, 237, 884
94, 954, 759
98, 743,150
99, 903, 755
104, 239, 850
105, 949, 417
109. 290, 641
111, 284, 752
112, 595, 406
113, 609. 788
115, 035; 994
117,143, 551
119,030,899
121, 828, 027
124, 094, 659
•125,864,170
129,366,734
132,104,198

$669,600, 826
668, 626, 431
668, 322, 549
667,442, 666
667,802,057
668, 713, 378
669, 489, 576
670,090,211
671,717,492
672,774,418
675,123,982
675 357, 763
675, 643,089
675, 925, 909
676, 743,729
680, 330, 752
683, 262, 640
686,175, 090
688,533,258




Total.
$464, 525, 203
463,199,203
460,827,203
456, 345, 853
455,291,773
439, 310, 373
428,026, 373
422, 050, 373
417, 614,353
417,104,153
425,322,463
433,119, 463
436, 309, 413
457,889, 413
456, 561,413
450,010,393
443,404. 393
430, 252, 393
425, 218, 493
421,831, 993
426,827, 973
427,524, 973
424.261,693
417,427, 693
426,869, 693
436,915,693
439, 520. 043
441,111,643
445, 846, 643
460,993, 293
477,577,293
489,427,293
490.571,193
488, 411,193
479, 753, 673
476, Oil, 673
474,599. 673
481, 289, 673
477,736, 673
471,143, 673
472,127, 653
470, 608, 653
475, 682, 653
480,583, 653
473, 787,653
461, 615, 653
461,818,653
462,581,653
459, 284, 653
458, 786, 653
455, 508, 303

AT THE E N D OF EACH

Certificates.

Aggregate,

$92, 644, 600 $1, 063, 139,202
97, 211, 030 1, 071,923,881
93, 425, 280 1,074, 888, 899
75, 744. 670 1, 063,230,899
71, 356, 350 I, 065,105, 530
73, 426,420
I, 075,004,855
58,776, 830 1,065, 861. 313
61, 397. 880 1,074,.978, 210
65,187, 680 1, 085.036,652
46, 356,230
1,071, 309,674
49,794, 620 1, 080,481, 971
44, 815, 660 I, 079,623, 597
48, 685,650
I, 087,214,127
58,866, 550 1,101, 881,797
53,745,550
1,109, 163, 394
50, 347, 750 1,141,429,888
43, 236,850
1,160, 328,192
34,717,110
1,177, 956,301
31,565, OIO 1,188,742,715

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N o . 4§.—ESTIMATED

Month.
1880—January..,
February.
March
April
May
June
July
Angust . . .
September
October . . .
November.
December.
1881—January...
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August—
September
October . . .
November
December .
1882—January...
February .
March
April
May
June
July
Angust . . .
September
October . . .
November.
December.
1883—Jannary...
February .
March
April
May...
June
July
August . . .
September
October . . .
November.
December.
1884—January...
February..
March
April
May
Juno..
July
August . . .
September.
October . . .
November.
December.
1885—January...
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August . . .
September.
October . . .
November.
December .
1886—Janu a r y . . .
Febmary .
March
•April
May
June
July




STOCK O F ALL K I N D S O F M O N E Y AT T H E E N D O F EACH
M O N T H , FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.

Gold.

Silver.

$339, 524,612 $135,167,503
342,254,473
137, 322, 864
344, 394, 974
139, 452, 288
346, 887, 214
142, 890,470
349, 319,297
145, 221,418
351,841, 206
147, 721, 556
354, 455, 084
151, 060,734
365, 940, 999
153, 714,409
155, 294, 977
387.138, 517
158,161, 650
405, 656,138
160,775, 739
417,422, 204
163,110, 894
436, 201, 090
443, 342, Oil
166, 033,933
446, 079, 544
167, 095,110
455, 519,966
168,158,138
473, 214, 787
170, 406,017
476, 347, 500
172, 401, 693
478,484,538
174,769, 715
481, 330, 029
176,700, 503
488, 785, 577
178, 799, 548
501, 505, 052
181,127,330
511,830, 601
184,298,180
516, 999, 679
186,290,775
521, 826, 768
189, 246, 630
525, 065, 589
191, 226,186
520, 510, 021
193,102, 063
520, 327, 747
197, 065, 542
520, 743, 599
198,192,373
509,865, 821
201, 037,464
506, 757,715
202, 804, 268
504, 652, 252 204,593,940
505, 926, 675 206. 977, 696
509, 319,382 209, 934, 955
515, 536, 933 212,948,203
520, 212, 752 215, 049, 230
524, 670, 762 218,117, 713
528,433,158
219, 905, 788
530,465, 211 222, 562, 254
535,912, 647 224, 976, 536
538, 660, 540 226, 906,129
540,444, 206 229, 978, 907
542,732, 063 232, 698,415
544,812, 562 234, 652. 939
548,409, 207 236, 725,962
552,197,749
239,014,417
558, 078, 263 240, 718, 023
563, 790, 328 242, 281, 039
566,108,185
244, 070, 406
568, 231, 447 246, 085, 568
566, 994, 208 248,206,150
557,424, 889 250,155,675
541.139, 407 252, 087, 795
541, 805,689 253,395, 212
545,500, 797 254,672,855
549, 706, 663 257, 519,15S
554, 371, 214 259, 962,159
557, 853,406 262, 496, 335
264, 531. 618
562,194,144
572, 025, 389 267, 087,161
576,118, 500 269, 378,723
578,828, 967 271, 634, 641
581,162, 973 273,285,380
584,168, 358 275, 605,135
585,874, 765 278,143,019
587,127, 395 280, 574,004
588, 697, 036 282, 863, 087
589, 979, 734 284,679,132
592, 378,180 286,985, 584
597, 236, 584 289, 645, 654
292, 080,160
600,445,130
607,126, 884 294, 333, 673
612,980, 956 297, 057,181
614,128,979
299, 223, 016
611,484, 909 300, 779, 294
604,428, 341 303,261,523
601, 990, 691 306, 031, 394
596, 868,058 308,158, 727
590, 774,461 311, 876,421
592,725, 907 314,497,780

Not«8.
$689,868,446
689, 922, 267
690, 630, 417
6917219, 600
691,359,243
690,571, 917
690,462,727
690,338, 963
690,128,758
690, 060, 412
689,978,176
690,473, 848
690,532,139
689, 923,494
693,735,178
698, 728,113
700, 285,909
701,298,131
703, 594, 249
704,130, 922
705, 086,656
706, 544, 016
708.190, 666
708, 538, 484
708, 561,780
707,776, 666
707i 596,803
707, 044, 905
705, 706,070
704,233,580
704, 655,1.58
706,515, 446
708,937,678
708,460, 351
708, 372,585
708, 563,806
707, 991,864
707,105,113
705, 873,019
705, 227, 970
704,138, 266
702,753, 224
701,794, 839
700, 587, 890
699,409,130
698, 209,436
696,981, 900
696, 630, 367
695, 361, 822
692, 465,957
690, 716, 521
688,897, 543
686, 699, 525
685, 373, 628
683,746, 371
682, 812, 980
681, 724,954
679, 688, 788
677, 461, 499
675, 073, 348
672,730,923
670, 317, 136
667, 578, 411
666, 096, 820
663, 670, 262
663, 538,097
662, 059, 857
662,112, 723
663,029,138
661, 960,103
663,429, 863
663,193, 319
663, 681,178
663, 682, 268
661, 831, 405
.659,942,890
657,849,181
655.191, 907
652,919, 554

Certificates.

Aggregate.

$32, 364,010 $1,196, 924, 571
31,217,520
I, 200,717,124
28,979,420
I, 203,457, 099
29,434,320
I, 210,431, 604
33,674,370
I, 219,574, 328
34, 973, 870 I, 225,108,549
36, 238, 890 1, 232,217,435
32,145,940
I, 242,140,311
36,008, 660 1,268, 570,912
• 43,343,460 1,297, 221, 660
51, 002,780 1,319, 178.899
59,246, 010 1, 349,031,842
I, 361,879, 783
61,971,700
I, 365,488, 888
62,390,740
63,155, 700 1, 380,568. 982
64, 937,'740 1,407, 286,657
67, 545, 850 1,416,580,952
68, 874, 450 1,423, 426, 834
68,473, 800 1,430, 098, 581
72,604, 230 1,444. 320, 277
1,465, 432,868
77,713,830
79, 845,590 1,482, 518, 387
80,916, 750 1,492, 397, 870
83, 453, 350 I, 503,065,232
85, 587,790 1,510, 441,345
85,412, 600 1,506, 801, 350
84, 662,290 1, 509,652,382
83, 968,480 1, 509,949,357
85,121, 640 I, 501,730,995
1,498, 249,393
84,453,830
84, 867,150 1,498, 768.500
I, 505,852,067
86,432,250
1,515, 338, 665
87,146,650
109, 913,150 1,546,858, 637
118, 349, 200 1, 561,983,767
147, 053,500 I, 598,405,781
158, 012, 410 I, 614,343,220
1, 619,619, 288
159,486,710
162,310, 051 1, 629,072, 253
172, 209, 951 1,643, 004, 590
175,299,271. 1,649, 860, 650
184, 370,471 1, 662,554,173
185. 633,451 1, 666,893,791
187, 789,721 I, 673,512, 780
188, 930,481 I, 679,551, 777
195, 528, 081 1, 692,533,803
1, 705,233,998
202,180,731
I, 722,299, 489
215,490,531
I,
737,946, 508
228, 267,671
236, 796, 321 1,744, 462, 636
I,
734,416,646
236,119,561
I, 714.640,176
232.515,431
062, 777
I,
709,
227,162, 351
230, 589, 351 1, 716,136,631
623,853
1,742,
251,651,661
257,271,841 ,1,754 418,194
217,
036
D
1,762,
260,142,341
I, 776,189,401
269,754,851
284,520
1,793,
276,710,471
282, 719.441 1,803, 290, 012
305, 606. 231 1, 828,800, 762
1,849, 875, 540
325,110,051
.323,914, 371 1,851, 286,275
320, 895,176 I, 851,009, 780
310, 825,136 I, 842,196,797
1, 845,108, 006
310. 009,786 1, 848,223,129
311, 504, 406 1, 852,320,393
310,843, 906 1, 839,558,112
289, 646, 736 1, 838,230,289
283,744,896
1,847, 439,586
282, 549,166 1.851, 340, 312
278,108, 856 1,854, 969,209
277, 936, 036 1, 853.788, 007
277, 841,536 1, 842,392, 835
272,871, 566 1, 838,691, 271
270,726, 296 1, 828,886, 806
265, 990, 840 1, 823,494, 709
265,651,920
1,821, 988, 020
261, 844,779

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No.

4 § . — ^ E S T I M A T E D STOCK O F ALL K I N D S O F M O N E Y AT T H E E N D O F EACH
M O N T H , FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.

Month.
1886—August . . .
September
October . . .
November.
December.
1887—January...
February .
March
April
May
June
July
Angust...
September
October . . .
November.
December.
1888—January...
February .
March . . . .
April
May
June
July
August . . .
September
October . . .
November.
December.
1889—January...
February .
March
Axjril
May
Jnne . . . . . .
July
August . . .
September
October . . .
November.
December.
1890—January...
February .
March
April
May
Juue
July
August . . .
September
October . . .
November.
December.
1891—January...
Februa'ry .
March
April
May
June
July
August . . .
September
October . . .
November.
Decern ber.
1892—January...
February..
March
April
May
...
June
July
\
August ...
September.
October . . .
November.
December .
! 893 — J a n u a r y . . .
February..
March

Gold.
$800,
607.
615,
626,
640,
645,
646,
649,
650,
655,
654,
658,
663,
681,
695,
699,
704,
706,
707,
708,
711,
708;
705,
705,
707,
709,
711,
709,
704,
705,
705,
704,
705,
698,
679,
675,
679,
681,
684,
685,
689,
690,
692,
693,
695,
696,
696,
691,
689,
693,
694,
698,
704,
707,
705,
700,
689,
661,
646.
644,
647,
653,
670,
677,
686,
690,
689,
687,
681,
680,
664,
657,
653,
652,
655,
657,
651,
640.
627,
626,




Silver.
$316,918
320,123,
322, 978,
328. 093,
329, •
332, 494
335, 274,
342, 241!
347,001
349, 903,
353. 455,
355, 357,
357, 740,
360, 794,
364, 257,
366, 884,
369, 398,
372,410,
375,178,
377,714;
380, 277,
382, 743,
386,450,
388. 285,
390, 878.
393, 948,
398, 890,
399, 901
402, 941.
405, 882.
408, 369;
411, 206,
414, 327,
417, 088,
420, 712,
422, 996,
425, 472:
428, 440,
430, 974,
433, 648.
437, 228,
440, 802,
443,813.
447, 393.
449, 650,
4.52,109.
458, 950,
460, 003,
464,218:
468, 988,
475,176,
480, 587,
485, 919,
490, 540,
494, 970,
501, 215,
505, 818
509, 962,
515, 335,
520, 349,
524. 957
529, 019
534, 357,
538, 440
542, 079,
546, 721
550, 882,
555, 550,
559,401
563, 262,
567, 269,
572, 396,
575, 923.
579, 211
583, 269,
587, 598,
592, 519,
595,777,
596, 874,
602,'953;

Notes.

Certificates.

930, 631 $253, 690,
649, 780, 828 251,144
647. 990, 306 250,202,
645, 825, 292 251,952,
643, 253, 088 255. 998:
639, 463, 743 258,381
635, 545,813
259,241
633, 631, 727 269, 491,
631. 474, 327 274, 597,
628. 683,423
276,894,
o: 598, 089 278,109.
969, 328
622, 809, 845 270, 274
820, 402, 546 273.198,
619, 596, 274 292,098,
618, 371, 394 304, 093.
310,473,
616, 044,870
615, 383, 850 318,054
612, 13 !, 809 330, 698,
609, 678, 220 340, 934,
605, 107, 517 342, 087,
605, 282, 289 343,812,
602, 884, 957 372.959,
598. 134, 751 386,179,
404, 540.
596, 028,043
401,264.
593. 210,018
402, 046,
590, 939,233
415, 934
585, 007,888
424, 466,
583, 235,208
417,
914,
580, 722, 840
575, 929, 601 420, 094,
423,
"560.
570, 709, 637
56- 187,489 .426, 398.
565, 967, 753 430,479,
561, 878, 699 434, 557,
557, 674, 705 433, 633.
554 444, 387 436, 024,
-552, 248, 818 454, 677.
550, 606, 841 455, 291,
548, 227, 853 448, 371
546, 768, 401 444,114,
449, 074
543, 128,235
541 681, 469 455, 415,
538, 955, 618 457, 547,
536, 945, 916 462, 215,
535, 042, 539 465, 081
534 429, 606 468, 048,
532, 934, 884 471, 362,
530, 424, 769 474,073,
533, 352, 931 475,041
492, 507.
536, 240,449
492, 236,
540, 268,827
544, 859, 687 492, 215,
547, 788,565
492,10'
550, 254,740
494,1^94.
553, 309, 280 491, 973,
555, 639,862
493, 432,
558, 209,202
496,712,
561 486, 647 492, 513.
564. 841,990 .489. 961,
569; 501, 360 492, 654,
577, 717, 292 499, 392,
582, 590, 844 485, 555,
587, 634, 275 491, 654,
592, 088, 703 496, 262,
597, 439,512
499,818,
601, 539,103- 523. 870,
604, 812, 665 536, 012,
608, 386, 281 .538, 495,
612, 572,351
536,693,
616, 076, 937 • 536,689
621 774,899
518, 533,
624, 720, 082 514,109,
628, 952, 111 506, 072
631 724, 395 494, 285,
635, 092, 599 481.397,
641 831, 063 477, 572,
645, 018,758
474, 721,
649, 971, 257 479, 552,
653, 265,708
469.960,
658,
461,937,

Aggregate.
821, 637,752
828. 377,494
836; 194,103
850, 393,977
889,136. 763
878, 209, 537
876, 943, 014
894, .559, 817
903, 852, 387
910,885,396
909,683, 742
907, 248, 209
915, 336. 824
954,089,895
982,077,406
992,841,147
,007, 200, 753
021,964,351
033,094.471
034,978, 342
040, 586, 874
064, 228, 416
077, 336.270
094,119,398
092, 650, 085
096.085, 658
110,409, 694
117, 370,116
105, 099, 513
107,258, 305
108, 813, 810
110, 085, 813
115,605,227
111,851,930
091,784,707
089, 254, 420
112, 454, 287
115, 800, 895
112,147, 849
109, 739, 789
119, 595, 702
128,327,338
132,143, 547
140,414, 884
145,867,647
150, 780, 720
156, 751, 826
156, 662, 268
161,957,519
190, 875, 050
202. 521, 074
215.913,135
229, 988, 048
242,832,643
245, 783, 780
250, 861, 486
250, 667; 213
225, 878, 244
218, 378,128
227, 305. 081
249, 341,139
250, 800, 952
284,147, 857
305,111,909
325, 828,153
382, 618, 009
381,171,504
390,617, 600
389,721,534
396,963,598
371, 224, 734
369, 034,441
364,414, 279
357, 578, 737
355, 905, 680
364 229,951
364.402. 939
364, 883, 857
348, 298, 306
349,334, 592

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REPORT ON THE FINANCES.

N o . 48.—ESTIMATED

STOCK O F ALL K I N D S

OF M O N E Y AT T H E E N D O F E A C H

MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.
Gold.

Month.

Silver.

$613, 042, 879 $606,881,216
804, 464, 554
61i; 179, 657
592, ,089,133
614, 762, 482
803, , 723, 903 615,174, 063
845, 889, 540
618, 569, 277
657, , 505.880
621,171,958
661,, 395, 851 622, 571,105
666, 180,139
623, 555,170
686, 906, 590
624, 034,858
670, 023,510
623, 589,495
674, 293,180
623,066,534
672, 558, 001
623, 214, 791
668, 087,191
623,188, 898
644, 866,968
622, 091, 895
629, 091, 424
622,723, 4.30
620, 026, 413
623,091,024
618, : 293. 455 623,126,683
623, 792, 004
622, 335, 364
625, 795, 276
622, 705, 383
630, 139, 655
623, 859, 290
625, 107,730
624,596, 632
603, 543,187
624, 671, 443
607, 161, 380
624, 449, 865
618, 980, 395
624,050, 783
623, 109, 679
623, 880, 293
631, 461, 408
624,181, 708
636, 168,989
624, 541,631
641, 132, 676
625, 025,364
629, 198,579
624,122, 346
613, 441,575
624,233, 595
618, 542, 432
625, 269, 990
609, 820, 049
626, 341,574
597, 927, 254
625,084,167
598, 956, 043
626, 438, 630
612, 989, 590
626, 525, 462
617, 797, 966
626, 693, 799
622, 672, H 5
626, 677,986
607, 183, 582
626, 273, 881
600, 148, 847
625,574,517
595, 306,169
626, 273, 505
603, 821,169
626,793,049
641, 542, 801j
627, 386, 321
671, 664,812
628, 421, 280
688, 256, 984
629,
407, 641
692,
630, 299, 390
697, 947, 212
855,
251
630,
986,
855
702,
631, 747, 623
706, 521, 724
368,
560
631,802,
024
708,
632,450,262
701, 084.485
633,079, 041
697, 929, 314
223,
332
632,
023, 665
697,
632. 521,144
703, 118,880
082,
728
631,
390,442
712,
631, 803,932
729. 660. 417
632, 981, 651
738, 661, 210
633,766,189
745, 584. 008
037,
596
634, 503, 065
752,
635,110, 396
757, 316,476
635,150,550
948,
853
793,
635,613,934
834, 033, 076
636, 041, 564
857, 228, 646
635, 710, 463
863, 273,145
784,
929
636,
613, 445
870,
636, 167, 759
884, 384, 447
070,
660
635,
898,731
901,
341, 264
636, 685, 342

1893—April
May
June
'.
July
August —
September..
October —
November..
Deceraber..
1894—January
February...
March
April
. May
June
July
Angust
September..
October —
November..
December..
1895—January
February...
March
April
May
June
July
August
September .
October
November.,
December..
1896—January
February..,.
March.
April
May
,
June
July
August
• September..
October
November..
December..
1897—January . . .
February ..
March . . . . .
April
May
June
July
August
September .
October —
N o v e m iDor..
December..
1898—January
February ..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September .

Notes.
$662, 606, 408
687, 035,144
672, 585,115
678, 722, 511
695. 543, 342
706,690, 635
708, 728,197
709, 082, 750
708, 380. o n
707, 614, 031
707,161,720
707, 457, 028
707, 327,120
706, 605, 777
706, 618, 677
706, 667, 208
706, 424, 600
705, 854. 741
705, 386, 674
704, 346, 423
704,110,457
702, 730,128
702,429, 824
704, 552, 316
705, 985, 337
706, 204, 012
704, 460,451
703, 543, 341
703, 515, 496
703,199, 230
701, 660, 926
700,224, 894
698,169, 269
697,501,843
700, 582, 213
704,078, 323
703,939,633
703. 354, 231
702, 364, 843
701,054,338
703, 036,192
705, 324, 653
704, 894, 740
703, 757,186
702,160, 414
700,173, 958
698, 467, 623
697, 607,437
696, 265, 280
694,-339,137
692, 989, 982
691, 439, 552
689, 946, 970
688, 294, 266
686.126,571
684,108,513
682,043, 937
678,741,512
076,181,368
674,778,175
675, 486, 047
676, 358, 666
675,788,473
673, 674, 361
673, 202, 946
680,670, 281

Certificates,
$456,946,843
451,341,143
437, 363, 693
429, 076, 243
415, 732, 923
418,906, 323
434, 874, 673
445,775,673
451,157, 273
458, 988, 273
456,908,723
461, 726,723
467,176,723
468, 448,703
462,771,403
464,525,203
463,199, 203
460, 827, 203
456,345, 853
455, 291,773
439, 310,373
428,026, 373
422, 050, 373
417, 614, 353
417,104,153
425, 322, 463
433,119, 463
436,309, 413
457, 889, 413
456, 561, 413
450, 010, 393
443,404, 393
430, 252, 393
425, 218, 493
421,831,993
426, 827, 973
427, 524, 973
424, 261, 693
417-, 427, 693
426, 889, 693
436,915,693
439, 520,043
441, 111, 643
445, 846,643
460,993, 293
477; 577, 293
489,427, 293
490,571,193
488, 411,193
479, 753, 673
476, Oil, 673
474, 599, 673
481, 289, 673
477, 736, 673
471,143, 673
472,127, 653
470,608, 653
475, 682, 653
480, 583, 653
473,787, 653
461, 615, 653
461, 818, 653
462, 581, 653
459, 284, 653
458, 786, 653
455,508, 303

Aggregate.
$2,339,477,346
2, 334, 020, 498
2,318, 800, 423
2, 328, 698, 720
2,375, 735, 082
2,404, 274,796
2,427,569, 826
2,444,593, 732
2,450,478, 732
2.460, 215,309
2.461, 430,157
2.464, 956, 543
2.465, 779, 932
2, 442, 013, 343
2,421, 204, 934
2, 414,309, 848
2,411, 043, 941
2, 4.12, 809, 312
2,410, 233,186
2,413,637,141
2, 393,125,192
2, 358, 971,131
2, 356, 091,442
2,365,197,847
2, 370, 079,462
2, 387,169, 591
2,398, 290,534
2,406, 010,794
2,414,725,834
2, 397,435, 813
2, 395,483, 741
2, 379,790, 910
2,351,433,083
2, 348,115, 009
2,361. 929. "^58
2, 375, 398, 061
2, 380, 814, 707
2, 361, 073,387
2,345, 515, 900
2, 349,503,705
2, 370, 566,103
2,413, 773, 818
2, 446, 092,475
2,465, 268,454
2, 486, 400, 309
2, 506, 593, 357 ,
2, 522,164, 263
2,526, 349, 214
2, 525.211,220
2, 509,101,165
2,498,248,652
2, 495, 679, 249
2,505, 709, 813
2, 510,495, 288
2, 519, 913,105
2, 528, 586,363
2, 532,193,251
2, 541, 851, 037
2, 549, 864, 424
2,577,212.838
2, 607, 371,910
2,631,160,927
2, 638, 768,500
2,639,511,220
2, 651, 958, 990
2,674,205,190

N o . 4 9 . — E S T I M A T E D AMOUNT O F GOLD AND S I L V E R I N CIRCULATION AT T H E END
OF

Month.
1878—June
Jwly
August...
September




EACH M O N T H ,

FROM

Gold coin.
$84, 739, 774
83. 834,116
.83; 638, 275
85, 264, 111

JUNE,

1878.

| Sil v e r dollars.] ^[yer^coin^ | T o t a l s i l v e r .
$855,143
870, 264
2,155, 651
4,057, 295

.$64,918, 322
65, 071, 757
66, 045, 378
66,752,713

$65,
65,
68,
70,

773,465
942, 021
201,029
810,008

125

TREASURER.

No.

4 9 . - E S T I M A T E D AMOUNT O F GOLD AND S I L V E R I N CIRCULATION AT T H E E N D

OF EACH MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878-^Continued.
Month.

1878—October
November .
December..
1879—January . . .
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November.
December..
1880—January . . .
February..
M a r c h •.
April
May
...
June
July
August
September.
October
November.
December..
1881—January . . .
February..
March
April
June
July
August
September.
October
November.
December..
1882—January . . .
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1883—January . . .
February ..
March
April
May
June
July.
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1884—January . . .
February..
March
.
April
May
June
July
August
September.
October
November .
December..
1885—January . . .
Februa'ry . March
April
May




Gold coin.
$85,
100,
103,
106,
107,
107,
110,
112,
115,
.117,
136,
167,
178,
185,
195,
200,
208,
220,
225,
231,
238.
251,
264,
266,
279,
288,
273,
281,
302,
312,
315,
326,
319,
327,
338,
338,
349,
3,59,
353,
365,
355,
358,
359,
356,
356,
355,
355,
3.53,
355,
352,
351,
350,
347,
344,
342,
344,
348,
348.
^347,
347,
348,
345,
346,
344,
340,
340,
339.
339.
339.
339.
340;
341,
341,
341,
342,
342,
342,

Silver dollars,
$4,884, 929
5,595,331
5, 790, 721
6, 681, 293
7,181, 983
7, 216, 056
7,461,387
7,304,905
7, 653, 649
8, 299,199
9, 559, 586
11, 074, 230
12, 883, 566
14, 865, 993
161, 887,586
17', 544, 039
17', 833, 957
18 , 375, 9"08
19,, 044, 577
181, 945, 060
19,I, 309, 435
191,821,959
20I, 772,687
221, 914, 075
25,s 763, 291
27 , 750, 297
29I, 262, 487
29i, 517, 903
291,120, 545
291.183,347
28,i, 614. 679
281, 441,232
28, 827,983
29I, 376,403
29I, 974, 361
32,!, 230, 038
34,, 096, 327
34, 955, 253
35., 791, 043
35,», 259, 396
34, 842, 223
34, 103, 097
32,1, 986, 624
32,!, 237, 637
31,., 990, 964
32 , 463, 881
32,,563,531
33, 801, 231
35;S 914, 903
37•, 689, 298
381, 938, 238
37', 874, 111
37•, 543, 636
36., 723, 394
36,, 189, 351
36,i, 006, 722
35; 341, 880
36,623, 847
37 , 700, 702
39 ,783,527
40 , 684, 499
41 ,301,983
41 , 975, 734
40,, 300, 371
39:1, 302, 720
39:, 419, 528
40 ,411, 564
401,408, 876
^ 9 1,794,913
39I, 988, 710
1,415,107
(, 322, 042
, 804,104
I, 435, 754
, 059,129
,315,040
I, 686,187
I, 998, 912
I, 686,380
I, 264, 376

Fractional
s i l v e r coin.
$66, 946, 081
67,631,975
67, 982, 601
68, 243,553
68.481,108
68,704, 010
68,882,852
69, 083, 799
67, 346, 584
63, 735, 909
61, 448, 641
60, 088,746
59, 364, 759
58,'
5, 905, 958
' 58,
), 674, 498
57,
J, 589, 007
56,
5, 812,196
56,
5, 219, 384
55,1
), 659, 216
55,
), 067,488
54,,
t, 511, 788
53,
}, 988, 622
53,
J, 913, 429
t, 368, 542
54,;
t. (641, 043
54.
t, 719, 069
54,
[, 705, 608
54,
t, i085. 816
54,
}, 865, 739
53,
}, 496, 971
53,
}, 389,316
53,;
{, 143, 038
53,
J,i839, 364
52,
J, 820, 033
52,:
J, 101,173
53,
}, 859, 326
53,
I, 216, 212
54,:
t, 311,108
54,
I, 294,179
54,
}, 718, 407
53,'
5,444,834
53,
J, 155, 519
53,
i, 932,476
52,!
J, 644,197
52,
>, 379, 949
52,
>, 318, 934
52,
i, 526, 812
52,
J, 135, 370
53,
J, 856,388
53,1
t, 105, 586
54,
t, 172,748
54,
i, 603, 505
53,
J, 275, 784
53,
\ 961, 376
52,1
i, 803, 051
52,
J,i612,794
52,
1,474,299
52,'
\ 427,260
52,'
1,190, 792
52,
i, 735,446
52,
J, 348, 285
52,
L, 616,197
51,
), 886, 788
50,:
), 621, 601
49,1
}, 670, 211
48,1
7,819, 665
47,
r, 052, 843
47,1
), 359, 219
46,:
), 660, 808
45,
), 437, 233
45,
), 548, 907
45,
), 706, 940
45,
), 807, 535
45,
), 984, 200
45,
), 906, 318
45,
), 172, 760
45,
I, 802,220
44,
t, 387, 921
44,
I, 049, 389
44.
i, 272, 284
43,

Total silver.
$71 831,010
73, 227, 306
73, 773, 322
74, 924, 846
75, 683,091
75, 920, 066
76, 344, 239
76, 368, 704
75, 000, 233
72: 035,108
71; 008, 227
71, 162, 976
72, 248,325
73, 771, 951
75, 562, 084
75, 113, 046
74, 646,153
74, 595, 292
74, 703,793
012,548
• 74,
73, 821, 223
810,581
73,
74: 686,116
77, 282, 617
404,334
469, 366
988, 095
603,719
986, 284
680, 318
003, 995
584, 270
667, 347
196, 436
075,534
089, 364
312, 539
266,361
90,085, 222
977, 800
287,057
258, 616
919,100
881,834
370,913
782, 815
090, 343
936,601
771. 291
794, 884
110,986
477, 616
819,420
684, 770
992, 402
619, 516
87, 816.179
051,107
891,494
568,973
032, 784
918.180
862,522
921,972
972, 931
239,193
464, 407
768, 095
455,721
425, 943
964, 014
028, 982
611, 639
419, 954
965, 447
487, 800
488,407
386, 833
715, 749
536,640

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No.

REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
4 9 . — E S T I M A T E D AMOUNT O F GOLD AND S I L V E R I N CIRCULATION AT T H E E N D
OF EACH M O N T H , FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.

Month.
1885—June
July
August —
Septeraber.
October
November .
December..
1886—January . . .
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.,
October
November .
December..
1887—January . . .
Februa'ry . .
March
April
May
June
July..
August
Septeniber.
October
Noveniber ..
Deceraber..
1888—January . . . .
• February . .
March
April
May
June
July
August
September .
October
November .
December...
1889—January . . . .
February . . .
March.'.
April
May
June
July
August
September..
October
Noveraber ..
Deceraber...
1890-January —
Februa'ry...
March
April
May
June
July
August
September.,
October
November . .
December...
1891—January
February . . .
March
April
May
Juue
July
August
September..
October
, Noveniber . .
December...
1892—January
February...




Gold coin.

Silver dollars

$341,668,411
$38,471,269
340, 612,138
39,284,433
342,120, 762
41, 405,166
345, 985,470
45. 275, 710
349. 085,781
49, 442, 089
355,181, 306
50,191, 413
52, 541, 571
359, 629, 546
51, 470, 376
362,757,418
51, 339, 855
361, 683, 821
362, 273,173
51, 258, 776
361, 410,158
52,505,619
360, 443, 324
52, 908, 076
357,936, 337
52,469, 720
359, 074, 385
54,119, 362
364, 687, 768
56, 803, 829
364, 720, 340
60, 018, 693
368,190,898
61,148,155
372, 072, 260
61, 991, 448
61,117,409
372, 290, 259
371,729, 450
58, 539, 864
371, 792, 210
57, 340, 887
373,208,461.
56, 801, 655
375,241,850
55, 735, 205
55, 421,460
377, 794,495
55, 506,147
376.419,229
377,350, 294
55, 911,226
381, 550, 256
57, 037, 669
391,090, 890
60. 346, 361
392, 585, 770
62, 640, 625
396, 450, 215 .. 64,261,714
399,-361,143 ' 64,222,818
398, 661, 926
61, 926, 977
398, 280, 517
60, 597, 864
397,745,984
59, 318,515
398,568,122
57, 883, 396
396,379, 632
56, 449, 820
392,066, 854
55, 545, 303
54,910,025
378, 606,804
55,461, 388
376, 347, 905
377, 329, 864
57, 751, 356
380, 016, 817
59, 691,450
381,391,086
60, 475, 385
379, 834,512
60, 779, 321
380,116, 365
58,374. 861
379,497, 911
57,431, 904
378,072, 380
56,.490, 339
377,407, 308
55, 647, 772
376,962, 858
54,704,317
376, 055,482
54,417, 967
64,220, 255
374, 798,435
54, 918i 786
375, 811, 209
375, 947,715
57, 374,100
375, 685, 071
59,888, 480
374,769,489
60, 696,637
375, 705, 922
61, 266,501
374,937,316
59, 306, 637
373, 507, 203
58, 372, 380
373, 624, 488
57, 847, 656
374, 310, 922
56, 994, 977
375, 246, 356
56.348.174
374, 396, 381
56,166, 356
375,114,A96
56, 981,268
379, 053,187
58, 506, 674
386, 939, 723
62,132,454
400,378,130
65,709, 564
405,105, 897
67, 248, 357
411, 080, 597
67,547, 023
409,441, 335
64, 818, 949
408,752, 874
63, 560, 553
408,468,850
62, 921,010
408, 862,781
61, 692,818
406, 661, 860
59,868, 710
408, 073, 806
57, 683, 041
407, 630, 012
58,163,879
406,745, 335
58, 558, 697
408,333, 304
60.194.175
406,770, 367
62,135, 461
405, 931, 402
62,697, 204
407, 999,180
62, 326,191
407, 833, 022
60, 216, 630
407, 813, 501
59, 264,520

Fractional
silver coin.

Total silver.

$43, 702,921
$82,174,190
49, 594, 894
88,879,327
50, 235, 720
91, 640, 886
51, 328, 206
96.603,916
52, 014, 657
101, 456, 746
47, 069, &77
97, 261, 390
47, 203, 948
99, 745, 519
45, 996, 478
97,466,854
46, 209, 527
97, 549, 382
46, 208, 020
97,466, 796
46,176, 268
98,681,887
46.138, 567
99, 046, 643
46,156, 255
98, 625, 975
46,483, 799
100, 603,161
47,118,920
103.922, 749
48,183, 654
108, 202, 347
48, 790, 551
109, 938, 706 .
49, 290, 307
111, 281, 755
49,444, 927
110, 562, 336
48,789, 824
107, 329, 688
48, 638, 365
105, 979,252
48,526,710
105, 328, 365
48,452,174 • 104,187,379
48,495,501
103, 916, 961
48, 570, 305
104,076,452
48, 947,826
104,859, 052
49,164, 242
106, 201, 911
50, 414, 706
110, 761, 067
51, 290, 051
113, 930, 676
51,751,132
116, 012, 846
51, 968, 357
116,191,175
51, 325, 993
113,252, 970
50, 972, 367
111,570,231
50, 767, 608
110, 086,123
50, 549, 654
108, 433,050
50,470, 265
106, 920, 085
50, 354, 635
105, 899, 938
50,476, 380
105, 386, 405
50, 835,476
106, 296, 864
52. 020, 975
109,772,331
52, 571,712
112, 263,162
52, 914,197
113,389, 582
53, 234, 525
114, 013, 846
52, 440,119
110, 814, 980
51, 944, 751
109, 376, 655
51, 707,112
108,197, 451
51, 622,110
107, 269, 882
51,460, 545
106,164, 862
51,476, 834
105, 894, 801
51, 521,149
105,741,404
51, 860, 309
106, 779, 095
52, 931, 352
110, 305,452
53, 890, 881
113, 779, 361
54, 393, 786
115, 090, 423
54,769, 403
116, 035, 904
54, 202,140
113, 508, 777
53, 950, 362
112, 322,742
53, 984, 972
111, 832, 628
53, 804, 039
110,799, 016
53, 915, 869
110, 264, 043
54, 069,743
110,236,099
54, 284, 363
111,265, 631
54,948, 886
113,455, 560
56,311,846
118,444, 300
57, 641, 658
123,351, 222
125, 521. 324
58, 272, 967
126,198,177
58, 651,154
122,542, 578
57,723, 629
120, 906,191
57, 345, 638
120,175,012
57, 254, 002
119,081, 325
57, 368, 507
57, 853, 226
117, 721, 936
58, 290, 924
115,973, 965
115, 927, 343
57, 763,464
117,113, 365
58, 554, 668
119,858, 621
59, 664,446
62,105,136
124, 240, 597
62, 845, 437
125, 542,641
62, 776,830
125,103, 021
62,415,971
122,632, 601
62, 308,717
121,573,237

127

TEEASUEEE.

N o . 4 9 . — E S T I M A T E D AMOUNT OF GOLD AND S I L V E R I N CIRCULATION AT T H E E N D
OF EACH M O N T H , FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.

Month.
1892—March....
April
May
June
July
August—
September
October...
November
December.
1893—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
Septemher
October...
November
December.
1894—January..
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August —
September
October...
November
Deceraber.
1895—January..
February..
March
April
May
June
July
August...
Septeraber
October...
November
December.
1896—January . .
February.
March....
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October—
November
December.
1897—January..,
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August —
September,
October—
November
December.
• 1898—January..
February.
March
April
May......
June
July
August —
September




Gold coin.
^407 614,
407 615,
408 911,
408 767,
410 447,
411 154,
411 524,
411 252,
410 367,
412 970,
411 688,
409 817,
407 799.
410 759,
407 945,
403 633,
416 909,
469 466,
484 296,
498 121,
505 058,
508 602.
527 357.
496 830,
496 101,
497 894,
496 799,
497 873,
499 103,
497 407,
500 126,
500 181,
465 789,
485 501,
506 189,
468 568,
479 493,
483 111,
483 770,
480 275,
485 778,
479 787,
469 884.
475 181,
480 252,
484 728,
499 262.
445 293,
445 912,
454 225,
455' 876,
456 128,
445, 293,
463, 995,
478, 771,
516 340,
516, 729,
517, 743,
515. 468,
516, 315,
517, 125,
517, 321,
520, 221,
519, 146,
519, 074,
521, 848,
528, 098,
539, 273,
544. 494,
547 568,
551, 584,
553, 884,
582, 129,
617, 038,
649, 571,
680. 959,
645, 246,
630, 693,
622, 649,

Silver dollars
$58 471,
57 554,
57 096,
56 799,
57 031,
57 622,
59 569,
61 672,
62 586,
62 822,
61 196,
60 432,
59 557,
58 835,
58 053,
57, 029,
56 223,
61 654,
58 832,
58 725,
58 425,
57 869,
55 735,
54 574,
53 525,
52 655,
51 952,
51 191,
50 959,
51 512,
54 276,
56 443,
57 449,
57 889.
55 873,
54 649,
53 917,
53 413,
52 812,
51, 983.
51 746,
52 584,
55 146,
58 354,
58 760,
59 205,
56 629,
55 515,
54 792,
53. 602,
52 717,
52, 175,
51 999,
53 445,
56 513,
58, 190,
58, 493,
58, 581,
56, 361,
55, 378,
54, 507,
53,776,
53, 007,
52, 001,
51, 655,
53, 085,
57, 145,
60, 196,
61,280,
61,491,
59, 478,
59, 020,
58 562,
58, .581,
57, 596,
57, 259,
57, 293,
57,738,
60,788,

Fractional
silver coin.
$62,
62,
62
62,
63,
63.
64;
65,
66,
67,
66:
64:
66,
66,
66,
65,
64,
64,
64,
64
65,
65,
61
59,
59,
59,
57,
58,
58,
58,
58,
60,
61,
62,
61

547, 654
833,523
736, 334
386,518
346, 937
897,139
916, 209
985, 408
515,135
327.267
540, 937
021, 838
032,175
257,142
163. 602
400.268
007,129
335, 238
100, 205
309, 807
541, 645
854, 740
108, 700
921, 912
588, 287
125, 312
944, 250
233, 344
250, 802
446, 869
244, 768
242, 999
606, 967
672, 086
710,429
6o; 940, 597
59, 873, 046
59, 653, 010
59, 786, 487
60, 219,718
60, 532, 508
60, 090,158
61 409,543
63, 832,759
65, 416,119
64j 417, 685
64, 387,135
63, 744,061
62, 970, 303
62, 489, 507
61 356, 627
59, 999, 805
59, 663, 561
59, 699,467
60, 228, 298
61 171,736
61 233,346
62, 101,986
60, 889, 370
60, 709, 595
60, 246, 493
60 177, 704
60, 306, 988
59, 228,540
59, 131,282
58, 936, 292
61 176,415
63, 432, 929
64 829, 045
65, 720, 308
64, 955,943
64 270. 811
64, 618, 802
64 588, 273
64; 042, 000
64, 323, 747
63 994,457
64, 759,523
66, 587,940

Total silver.
$121,019,397
120, 387, 980
119,833, 259
119,186,002120, 378, 799
121, 520, 025
124, 485, 312
127, 6.57, 863
129,101, 941
130,150, 203
127,737,325
124,453, 928
125, 589, 365
"125.092.525
124, 217, 091
122, 430, Oil
120. 231,118
125, 989,868
122,932, 873
123, 035, 625
123, 967, 567
123, 724, 329
116, 844,420
114,496,458
113,113, 582
111, 780, 433
109, 896,941
109,424, 721
109, 210, 342
109,959, 353
112, 521, Oil
116, 686, 669
119,056,832
120, 561,176
117, 584,059
115, 589, 957
113,790, 903
113, 066, 719
112, 599,057
112, 202, 880
112,279,214
112, 675, 001
116, 556, 070
122,186, 851
124,176, 832
123, 623. 612
121, 016, 811
119,260,002
117, 763, 055
116, 091, 869
114, 074,044
112,175, 803.
Ill,663, 358
113,145, 348
116, 741,476
119, 362, 538
1.19, 727,191
120,683, 805
117, 250, 506
116, 088, 357
114,753, 812
113,954,152
113,314, 083
111, 229, 742
110, 787,004
112,021,956
118,322,185
123, 629,707
126,109, 806
127, 211, 381
124,434, 236
123,291,715
123,181,399
123,147, 281
121,638,423
121,583, 538
121, 287, 793
122,497, 836
127.376,768

128
No.

REPORT ON THE FINANCES.
5 0 . — U N I T E D STATES NOTES, TREASURY N O T E S , AND NATIONAL-BANK NOTES
. I N CIRCULATION AT THE E N D O F EACH M O N T H , FROM J U N E , 1878.

Month.
1878—June
July
August
September.
October
November..
Deceinber..
1879—January . . .
February . .
March
April
May
June,
July
Augu.st
September .
October
November .
December..
1880—January . . .
February . .
March
April
May
Juue
July
August
September .
October
November..
Deceraber..
1881—January . . .
February . .
March
April
May
June
July
August
Septeniber .
October —
November.December . .
1882—January . . .
February...
March
April
May
June
July
August
September..
October
November..
December ..
1883—January
February...
March
April
May
June
July
August
September..
October
November..
December ..
1884—January
February...
March..'
April
" May
June
July
August
September..
October
November ..
December ..
1885—Jan uary
February...
March




United States
notes.
$274, 660, 895
269, 575, 157
268, 332, 762
273, 631, 676
272, 505, 410
273, 025, 612
277, 098, 511
275, 656, 485
265, 511, 043
270, 851, 347
276, 236, 193
269, 130, 574
272, 289, 112
282, 889, 550
276, 083, 410
298, 507, 762
309, 158, 449
316, 707, 562
324, 020, 522
322, 381, 454
320, 531, 923
322, 600, 935
320, 206, 736
315, 847, 996
313, 660, 457
312, 581, 892
315, 031, 167
319, 532, 403
324, 262, 023
327, 106, 079
330, 939, 198
327, 499, 400
324, 474, 415
325, 342, 818
323, 753, 930
319, 758, 711
316, 476, 924
317, 056, 106
317, 360, 147
319, 550, 884
320,
247
320,
938
320,
216
317,
622
316,
166
318,
601
318,
192
314,
326
312,
427
311,
426
310,
075
314,
858
316,
820
316,
624
318,
621
313,
779
313,
199
316,
455
315,
393
313,
191
310,
177
370
250
596
309,
979
309,
372
306,
767
307,
827
304,
384
300,
364
300,
183
300,
175
307,
214
306,
026
303,
462
305,
143
310,
844
312,
333
314,
441
310.
547
302,
194
297,
728
299,

Treasury
notes.

. Nationalbank notes.
$310, 129, 887
307, 825, 871
309, 868, 704
311, 500, 886
314. 750, 592
313, 976, 518
314, 339, 398
311, 034, 824
314, 803, 251
320, 550. 850
320, 680. 770
314, 014,981
320, 675, 372
322, 056,448
324, 924,058
329, 328,434
332, 923,456
336, 285, 797
338, 609,534
336, 301,464
338, 998, 267
340, 343, 037
338, 950, 535
335, 694, 719
336, 800, 651
336, 543,916
339, 322, 041
339, 872, 302
339, 182,172
339, 594, 531
339, 550, 004
337, 508,713
339, 097, 583
342, 732, 318
348, 058,838
345, 820, 707
349, 320, 733
351, 380,525
353, 176, 365
353, 854, 240
355, 123,453
356, 953, 345
356, 179, 777
354, 502, 769
355, 611, 439
356, 399, 710
354, 183, 680
351, 606,809
351, 275, 317
34vJ, 545,731
352, 546, 988
355, 427, 876
355, 409, 283
355, 380, 459
355, 350, 769
350, 824, 557
353, 662, 570
354, 992,868
352. 203, 939
349, 095, 679
347, 855,146
348, 770, 823
347. 887, 072
346: 710, 404
345, 100, 240
343, 230, 410
340, 993,531
333, 934,061
333, 736, 000
336, 173,139
332, 266, 201
332, 484, 730
329, 882, 621
326, 536, 019
324, 517,896
323, 964, 981
322, 836,117
320: 254, 849
318, 062,338
169, 259
312; 861, 979
313, 584.455
313,

Total.
$584,790,782 •
577,401,028
578,201,466
585,132, 562
587, 256, 002
587, 002,130
591, 437, 909
586, 691, 309
580, 314, 294
591,402,197
596, 916, 963
583,145, 535
592, 964, 484
604,945,998
601,007,468
627,836,196
642, 081,905
652, 993, 359
662, 630, 056
658, 682, 918
659, 530,19o
662,943, 972
659,157,271
651, 542, 715
650, 461,108
649,125, 808
654, 353, 208
659,404,705
663,444.195
666, 700,610
670,489, 202
665, 008,113
663,571, 998
668, 075,136
669,812,768
665, 579,418
685, 797, 657
668, 436, 631
670, 536,512
673,405,124
675, 522,700
677,233,283
676, 867, 993
672,469, 391
672, 590, 605
674,709, 311
672, 236, 872
666, 349,135
663, 285,744
681, 257,157
663,344,063
670,160,734
672, 401,103
671, 470, 083
673,577, 390
663, 913, 336
667, 598,769
671, 795, 323
667, 915, 332
662, 304, 870
658,037,323
655, 819,193
656, 776, 322
656,197, 000
654,668,219
650, 036, 782
648, 030, 298
638, 458, 888
634, 608, 384
636, 949, 503
633,181, 384"
640,433, 905
636, 379, 835
630,489, 045
630,355, 358
634,121,124
635, 574, 961
634,735,182
628, 243, 779
614,891,806
611, 616,173
613, 582.183

129

TEEASUEEE.

N o . 5 0 . — U N I T E D STATES NOTES, TREASURY NOTES, AND NATIONAL-BANK NOTES
IN CIRCULATION AT T H E END O F EACH MONTH, FROM .JUNE, 1878—Continued.

Month.
1885—April
•May
Juue
July
August
September
October
November
December
1886—January
February
March
April
May
Juiie..
July...
August
September
October
November
December
1887—January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1888—January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1889—January
February
March
April May
June
July
Angust
September
October
November
Deceinber
1890—January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August......
September
October
November
Deceraber
1891—January
February
March
April
May
June
July
•
Angust
September
October
November
December

,

,

,

,

,
,

.^..

FI 98
9



United States
notes.
$299, 815, 326
296, 263, 907
301, 633, 637
298, 262, 019
291, 022, 380
295, 551. 684
300, 985, 675
303, 390, 373
304, 949, 816
298,790, 627
299, 483, 724
304,486, 531
309, 077, 242
306,436, 918
305, 562, 699
305, 636, 874
299, 906, 369
302, 456, 935
308, 573, 711
310,107, 828
317, 001, 890
313, 677, 334
312, 811, 814
318, 386, 078
318,105, 542
315, 923, 640
317, 897, 219
318, 587, 270
318, 393, 477
322, 535. 804
324, 204, 949
323, 527, 796
324, 271, 591
547
318, 020, 929
313,198, 393
313, 595, 402
307,634, 816
300, 522, 812
294, 282, 276
291, 650, 623
290, 455, 053
293,322, 696
298, 287, 060
300,118, 156
305, 555, 518
303, 319, 505
301, 460, 785
307,179, 879
308, 330, 629
302, 740. 931
300, 344, 650
298, 741, 081
297, 810, 758
310. 235, 515
316, 887, 994
321,721, 091
331, 007, 792
327, 444, 151
326, 857, 359
332,101, 805
330, 676, 217
326, 933, 826
323, 046, 004
322, 697, 306
327, 287, 726
333, 915, 753
334,417, 296
335, 575, 385
336, 675, 508
328, 325, 851
328, 004, 198
334, 030, 618
332,184, 746
327, 318, 272
323,714, 564
319, 892, 436
317, 698, 201
328, 731, 989
332, 553, 309
333, 364, 351
333, 767,

Treasury
notes.

Nationalbank notes.

$1, 375, 900
7,106, 500
11, 467, 351
17, 219, 656
21, 896, 783
25,101, 706
28,871,279
33, 921, 973
37, 020, 254
38,112, 280
40,483,165
43, 884, 078
45, 748, 350
57, 205, 228
66,473, 484
70,983,286
75, 296, 057

$311, 295,144 $611,110 470
307,183,159
603,447 066
300,911,370
608,545 007
307, 297, 711
605,559 730
307, 875, 599
598, 897 959
310,151, 714
605,703 398
610,826 521
309, 840, 846
614, 363 864
310, 973,491
616,114 352
311,164, 536
307, 049,105
605, 839 732
309, 039, 918
608, 523,642
311,758,186
616, 224:717
309, 430, 872
618,508 114
612, 642 933
308, 206, 015
610,039 174
304, 476, 475
608, 083 003
302, 448,129
601,277, 484
301,371, 095
300, 995, 048 • 603,451 983
298,116, 544
606, 690,255
296, 622, 243
606. 730 071
293, 559, 737
610, 561 427
288,176, 405
601, 853 739
598, 604 050
285, 792, 236
284, 392, 226
602, 778:304
281, 312, 658
599,418 200
278, 055,162
593, 978 802
276, 554, 488
594, 451 707
273,146,207
591, 733 483
270, 774,103
589,167 580
269, 782, 937
592, 318,741
287, 757, 278
591,962 227
590, 086 310
286, 558. 514
587, 716 Oil
263, 444, 420
575, 940 978
257, 920, 431
569, 296 045
258,097,116
568, 268;810
254,673,417
580,118 709
252, 484, 307
278
248, 878, 462
549, 401 532
245,149, 720
539, 432 177
241, 234, 901
532, 885,493
238,468,870
528, 922,748
237, 505, 695
530, 827:959
235. 090, 263
533,377 476
232, 945, 416
533,063 302
229, 488,146
535, 041 113
223, 602, 595
526, 922 518
220, 815, 013
522; 275 139
217, 974, 354
525,154, 482
214,819,583
523,150 279
210, 583, 650
513, 324 283
207, 039, 352
507, 384,804
204, 361,154
503,102, 791
201,172, 710
498, 982 839
199, 684, 081
509, 919;925
198, 714,410
513,581 858
195,294, 684
517, 016 121
192, 587. 030
523, 594 251
188, 274; 459
515,719 290
187.681,139
514, 518 785
186, 337, 406
518,438, 989
185, 322, 364
515, 998,445
183, 072, 228
510, 005 649
181, 396, 823
504, 443 113
179, 487, 509
502,185, 731
178,071,525
506, 734,630
176. 982, 404
518,004, 899
175, 947, 795
521, 832 019
174, 912, 087
527, 707 752
173, 738, 584
532, 310 612
.168,983,398
522,
410 516
168, 452, 386
525, 328 998
108,119, 827
536,071,
758
168,171,886
535, 376,375
183, 661, 349
529, 092 477
528, 099 634
161, 922, 040
525, 818 843
162, 241, 992
527, 756 495
164,312, 057
188, 090, 068
550, 028,236
166, 445, 763
565, 473 448
168,151, 853
572,499 841
168, 427, 433
577,490

Total.

130

REPORT ON THE FINANCES.

N o . 5 0 . — U N I T E D STATES NOTES, TREASURY NOTES, AND NATIONAL-BANK NOTES
IN CIRCULATION AT T H E END OF EACH MONTH, FROM J U N E , 1878—Continued.
Month.
1892—January..
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
Deceraber.
1893—January..
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1894—January..
February.
March
April
May
June
July
,
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1895—January . .
February.
March
April
May
June
July
Angust—
Septeraber
October...
Noveraber
December.
1896—January . .
February .
March....
April
May
Juiie
July
August...
September
October —
November
December.
1897—January..
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August...
September
October
November
December
1898—January . .
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August. -.
September




UnitedStates
notes,
$330, 097, 313
322, 131, 688
323, 904, 962
324, 785, 861
318, 453, 302
311, 814, 840
311, 852, 278
317, 548, 420
322, 603,158
332, 080,234
333, 772, 877
330, 933, 540
319, 694, 138
314, 174, 742
316, 793, 314
319, 807,117.
319, 022, 323
320, 875, 683
324. 394, 404
331. 638, 060
332, 228, 906
321, 892, 028
311, 268, 672
302, 541,814
299, 378, 826
293, 610, 528
290, 591, 356
284, 443, 688
270, 590, 089
268, 772, 371
264, 564, 225
263, 775,103
267, 283, 481
280, 474,705
276, 910, 489
264, 761, 858
256, 999, 343
261, 988, 258
256, 935, 759
267, 393, 905
266; 938,032
265, 109, 456
271, 349, 327
247, 536, 753
240, 364, 416
238, 986, 280
234, 912,497
230, 855, 873
245, 745, 840
240, 458, 573
232, 288,482
237, 349, 381
225, 562. 755
225, 451, 358
237, 410, 538
231, 964,734
249, 547, ROu
256, 950, 326
274, 705, 483
261, 367, 758
268, 486, 236
260, 734, 616
248, 513,640
247, 738,136
248, 848, 703
248, 583, 578
252, 389, 952
254, 432, 314
251, 795, 544
258, 996, 998
262, 183, 000
262, 480, 927
273, 722,410
264,
267, 164.186
288, 305, 587
290, 048, 318
288, 202, 987
278, 572, 329
272, 084.187
291, 395, 581
860,165

Treasury
notes,

I Nationalbank notes.

$76,,038,319
75,'
', 718, 553
77,
', 605, 410
81,, 501, 770
87,, 068, 672
98,051,657
101, 756, 301
104,114,086
107, 001, 850
114,507, 423
118;, 877. 559
122,I, 039. 656
123, 927, 346
126;, 447, 613
1281, 956, 781
1281, 779,103
132I, 505,183
140;1,861,694
143:, 774,138
145>, 420, 209
1481, 824,199
150I, 818, 582
150I, 770, 406
151 , 965, 267
150,1, 755, 402
141, 038, 766
141, 316, 855
141 , 026,114
140I, 074, 690
134., 862, 009
1291, 918, 527
124, 552, 440
121., 495, 374
715, 396
122,!,, 574,
906
124!, 453,781
122;•, 180, 225
117, 249, 700
114., 457, 600
121, 840, 500
121,954,807
117', 978, 708
115,, 004, 381
1141, 436, 682
109, 035, 426
107, 526, 669
114i, 260, 322
115, 726, 769
115,1, 221,185
110i, 074, 550
106;, 728,966
103, 921, 025
IOO:, 080, 506
98,217, 361
95,948,532
93,262,524
91
88, 964, 047
83,959,764
80,147, 901
84,171, 221
82, 733, 382
85, 546, 621
90,244,810
92, 253, 627
86. 641, 406
83, 905,197
81, 563, 887
83,145, 312
89,816,063
101, 759, 955
104, 076, 398
103,443, 936
100, 797, 666
98,464,430
99. 709, 432
99. 588, 970
100, 226, 855
98, 685, 580
95,735,.553
94, 920, 854
96, 704, 283

$167,176,
167, 829,
168, 644,
168, 087,
167, 427,
167, 300,
166, 595,
166, 033,
165, 085,
165, 224,
167,786,
168,361
166, 623,
169, 844,
172, 267:
171, 770
171, 920,
174, 731,
180,134
195, 822,
200, 875,
197, 745,
196,139,
196,181
193, 335,
194, 839,
197,116,
199, 082,
199, 724,
200, 754,
202, 643,
202, 025,
202, 546,
202,594
202, 517,
201, 845,
198, 964,
199,889,
203, 091
204,760,
206, 579,
207, 047,
205, 729,
204, 738,
206, 833,
207, 364
•207,568,
206, 653,
203, 086,
208, 551,
214, 205,
216, 602,
215, 285,
215, 331,
214, 096,
215,798,
220, 804,
222, 002,
222, 335,
221, 384,
217, 766,
219, 230,
222,420,
224, 211,
224, 766,
226, 410:
225,155,
226, 075,
226, 464,
225,134,
224, 956,
223, 827,
220, 366,
221, 413,
221,742,
223. 384,
224, 609,
223,129,
222, 058,
222, 845
.231,750,

Total.
$573,
565,
570:
574,
572,
577,
580:
587,
594,
611
620,
621,
610,
610,
618,
620,
623.
/ 636,
648,
672,
681,
670,
658,
650,
643,
629:
629;
624
610,
604,
597,
590,
591,
6O5;
604,
589,
573
576,
581,
593,
591,
588,
591:
561,
554,
560,
5.57,
553,
559:
555,
550,
554
538;
'536,
545,
539,
559.
562,
577,
566,
568,
565,
561,
564,
560,
558,
559
563,
568,
585;
591,
589,
594,
584,
588,
61.1,
615,
608,
595,
590,
620,

131

TEEASUEEE.

N o . r » t . — G O L D CERTIFICATES, S I L V E R CERTIFICATES, AND C U R R E N C Y C E R T I F I CATES IN CIRCULATION AT THE END OF EACH M O N T H , FROM J U N E , 1878.

Month.
1878—June
July
August —
Septeniber
October...
November .
December.
1879—January . . .
February .
March
April
May
June
July
Angust. -.
September
October —
November .
December.,
1880—January . .
February.,
March
April
May
June
July
A ugust
September
October —
November
December..
1881—January..
February.,
March
April
May
June
July
August
Septeniber
October
Noveniber
December.
1882—January . .
February .
March
AprU
May
June
July
August...
September
October...
November.
December.
1883—fTannary . .
February .
March
April
May
June
July
August.. Septeraber
October...
November
December.
1884—January..
February.
March
April
May.......
June....^.
July
August...
September
October...
November
December.
1885—January . .
February.




Gold
certificates.
, 897, 680
:, 852,980
•, 222,180
i, 433, 680
1, 906, 480
,117,780
, 189, 280
•, 082, 680
,379,280
1, 253, 960
, 710, 460
, 380,120
,279,820
,198,900
.. 008, 700
, 843,200
, 377, 600
i, 195, 460
., 596,140
I, 350, 000
I, 755, 300
1, 244, 000
, 056, 800
I, 010, 300
•, 963, 900
, 852, 000
',661,100
, 480,100
', 447, 700
',381,380
;, 528, 380
, 491, 400
, 229, 400
,028, 900
., 961, 200
I, 876, 280
, 759, 520'
,748,120
,397,120
,239, 320
, 204, 220.
s199, 620
i, 188,120
>, 180, 220
', 172, 320
1,186, 920
I, 071,120
>, 052, .920
:, 029, 020
S 016, 440
, 992, 040
, 907, 440
, 370, 270
, 458, 270
., 514, 810
,669, 640
;, 554,470
,444,510
:, 398, 200
, 591, 940
59,, 807, 370
59,I, 068, 600
60,,547, 540
54 ,014, 940
55;;, 076,180
52,, 897, 620
58,, 585,140
63,,462,620
T ,843,430
77,!, 812,150
68,
\ 700, 805
56,1,125, 480
59,, 146, 640
71,,491,490
91i, 017, 940
92,• 389, 660
87;, 865, 570
87,, 374, 290
93:, 287,420
93,,980, 380
111:, 683, 290
112,

Silver
certificates.

Currency
certificates.

$7,080
$46, 245, 000
959, 690
51, 120,000
1,709, 280
47, 815,000
39, 545, 000
711, 600
35, 680, 000
68, 790
35, 070,000
. 366,060
33, 190, 000
413, 360
40, 445, 000
400, 340
36, 675, 000
331, 860
25, 145, 000
251,700
197, 680, 30, 905,000
25, 880, 000
444,140
29, 355, 000
414,480
40, 250, 000
771,170
34, 375,000
1, 304, 890
29, 240,000
1,176, 720
20, 195,000
I, 604, 371
13, 585, 000
1, 894, 722
10, 090, 000
3,824, 252
12, 685, 000
3, 989, 454
11, 095, 000
4,572, 606
320, 000
6, 017, 006
985, 000
6, 615, 356
650,000
6,051,539
235,000
5, 789,569
075,
000
6, 930, 959
205, 000
7, 619, 219
885,
000
12, 203,191
625,000
19,780, 241
450,000
26, 504, 986
980, 000
36,127, 711
630,000
36, 814, 637
640, 000
37,027,797
565, 000
39, 445, 815
255, 000
39,157, 932
860, 000
38, 784, 540
650, 000
39,110,729
525, 000
40,802,892
450, 000
46, 061, 878
105,000
52, 590,180
275,000
58, 838,770
990,
000
59,573,950
540,000
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