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ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Dece mber 10, 1891.

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December 10, 1921.
SIR-I have the honor TO transmit a
report, prepared in obedience to the
q" Act supplem entary to the act to esta-
blish the Treasury Department."
have the honor to be, very respect
fully, sir, your obedient servant,
WIN. II. CRAWFORD.
The Hon. PHILIP P. BARBOUR,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
REPORT.
In obedience TO the directions of the
t'Act supplementary to the act to esta-
blish the Treasury Department. the
Secretary Of the Treasury respectfully
submilS The follow ing report -
lst. Ofthe Revenue.
The nett revenue arising from imports
and tonnage, internal duties, direct tax,
public lands, postage, and other Incl
dental receipts, during the year 1873,
amounted to S26,o 5000 65--viz. Gus
toms, 24,S29,45l 48; arrears OF internal
duties, 947946 So; arrears Of direct
tax, s6S,926 oil \; public lands, exclusive
Of Mississippi stock, 2,464,527 90; divi-
demo Oh stock in the Bank of the United
States, $4,000 90; postage and other
Occidental receipts, 65,S4S IS.
That which accrued from the same
sources during the year lSl9, amounted
10 S2l,4S5,7OO 69-yz. Customs, rs
ll6.7o2 90; arrears OF internal duties,
227.444 oil; arrears of direct tax, 8O,-
$50 81; public lands, exclusive of Mis-
sissIppi stock, a,274,422 rs; first install
rneni from the Bank of the United States
and dividend on stock in that bank, $751;
900 90; postage and other incidental re-
ceipts, 6l,2so IS.
Aal nat which accrued from the same
soufses during the year 1920, amounted
10 Sl5,2s4,546 29-viz. Customs, 49,
l49,556 Is; arrears of internal duties,
l74.l72 CT; arrears of direct tax, ST.
a06 90; public lands, exclusive OF Mis-
sias,ppi stock, l,635,87l 81; secondhand
third ins,aments from the Bank of the
United States, 100000; postage and
other incidental receipts, $3.50 3D. q
1t is estimated that the gross amount
Of duties on merchandise and tonnage,
which accrued during the three first
quarters Of the present year, exceeds
i4,o8s,o0o.
Tal payments into the treasury, to the
s0th Of September last, have amounted
10 l6.2l9,l97 7o-vH. Customs, TO-
068,s94 65; public lands, 94o,98O SIS
arrears Of internal duties and direct tax,
69,0So &c; bank dividends. 100000 90
incidental receipts, 2l,55l 81; repay
ments, 1888 rs; loan, 100000.
And the payments into The treasury,
during the fourth quarter, are estimated
at 83,595,278 A-viz. Customs, 5,oOO,-
900; public lands, $50 600; moneys re-
War Department before the first of July,
1915, 10000; balances Of military APP
preparations carried to the account of the |
surplus fund, oO,278 IA; direct tax and |
Internal duties and incidental receipts,
c,5,00o-making the total amount esti-
macs TO be received into the treasury !
during the year 1921, l9.8l4.475 81.
Which, added To the balance in the !
treasury on the first day Of January last,
of l,l93,46l 81, make the aggregate
Ru,oeni Of 2l,ol2,s37 o5.
Tfs application Of this sum for the
year 1921, is estimated as follows, viz : |
The payments to the SO,h of September,
have amounted to l5,655,28S 47-viz
Cirii, diplomatic, and miscellaneous,
lT72,7l7 so military service, including
fortiications, ordnance, Indian depart
mer., revolutionary and military pen
sions, arming the militia, and arrearagcs
prior to the FIRST of January, 1917, 1884,
sG5 70; naval service, including The
gradual increase Of the navy, 2,eos,5s2
IS; public debt, inc Guiding SO l,6ll so Of
Mississippi stock, 6,4o6,ll2 Ga.
During the fourth quarter it is estima-
ted that the payments will amount to
S3,5so,o oo-viz. Civil, diplomatic, and
miscellaneous, 800, 900; military service,
100000; naval service, 700 900 public
debt, 100000; making the aggregate
amount Of 9,235,aSS 47-which, being
deducted from the above sum of 1922
1857 o5, win leave in the treasury on the
FIRST day of January next, balance esti-
mated at Sl,777,64s So.
But, Of the balances Of appropriations
for the service Of the year 1921, neces-
sary to effect the object oil those appro-
priations, exclusive of balances, which
will not be required, and which have
been deducted from the estimates Of the
year 1922, or will be carried to the ac-
count of the surplus fund, there remains
the sum Of '82.c66,6ll %, which is an
existing charge upon the revenue of
1921, and exceeds the balance estimated