The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-06
FEDERAL FINANCES.
The statement of the public debt for the

month of May is as follows
Six per cent. bonds. .............$ 249, 961, 800
Five per cents NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49, 300
Four and one-half per cents ......... 250,006,000
Four per cents Observation-Disclosures. T39, 1922, $50
Refunding certificates. ..........,... 1,524.950
Navy pension fund. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 14,O00,000
Total coin bonds. 81, TAI, SOS, 400
Matured debt ........$ S,877635
Legal tenders. ........... 346.742106
Certificates of deposit -. 8,76OOOO
Fractional currency. 15,6O4, 5ST
Gold and silver certifi-
Gates. ............... 2O,27432O
Total without interest. S91, ,O13
Total interest. ........$ 19,822099
Total debt Observation-Disclosures. 80 147, 957, O4s
Cash il treasury. Observation-Disclosures. 1919, 464, 1893
Debt less cash in treasury S.. $685. 314 1853
Decrease during april. .............. 12,078,O70
Decrease since June 80, 1879 ........, 58,S92,5O2
Current liabilities
Interest due and unpaid S,92O.083
Debt on which interest has ceased. 9,S77, 635
Interest thereon. Observation-Disclosures. S49,44
Gold and silver certificates ....... 2O.2T4,320
United States notes held for redemption
OF certificates of deposit ............. 8,760,O00
Cash balance available, May l. $780,. 157,3S2,951
Total. 1873, 1893
Available assets
Cash in treasury. Observation-Disclosures. 1919, 1893
Bonds issued to Pacific railway compan-
les interest payable in lawful money,
principal outstanding. ............. 64,623,512
Interest accrued and not yet paid. 49,. 1292,47O
Interest paid by United States. 1861 ,I55
Interest repaid by transportation Of
mails Observation-Disclosures. 1sOS4,619
By cash payments of per cent of net
earnings. observation-disclosures. 655,198
Balance Of interest paid by the United
States. s1,e11 1897
The official statement of the coinage at the
minis for the month of April is as follows
Double eagles, 81. 800, 900; eagles. $3,179, 100
half eagles, $2317, 800 silver dollars, So BOO
600; cents, $21 200 total coinage, So, 131, 900
The Comptroller of the Currency reports the
net increase of national-bank notes for the year
ending May l. 1880, is $15, SOC, 800. Increase of
legal-tender notes on deposit for the month of
April, 1926, 993, and the increase for the year
ending May l. 1880, was SIS, ITO, sol, and the
amount of legal-tender notes now Oh
deposit, $19, 1885, 740. The total amount of ma
tlonal-bank notes outstanding on May 1, 1880,
is S343, SIS, 800, not including the national gold
bank notes amounting to $1,351, 1850. Amount
of called bands now held on security for the
circulation of national-bank notes, ST, 76O, 700,
of which 81, 722700 are 10-40s and ,000
3-20s Amount of 6s of 1881 held by the banks.
454, 075, 15c, and the amount of per cent
funded 81s, 1874, 703, $50.
The National Bank Redemption Agency re-
ports national-bank notes disposed of for the
month of April amounting to $780, 800.
Following is the statement of United States
currency outstanding this date:
Lega-tender notes, all issues. ...... 346 G81 016
One-year notes of 1868. ................. 47,155
Two-year notes of 1868. ................ $4,000
Compound-interest notes. .............. 247.34O
Fractional currency, all issues 15,604,59
Total. 1862, 677. 545
The receipts from customs for the month just
closed were $17 546 $50, against $12, O52 for
April, 1879, and thereceipts from internal revenue
$40, 767 478 against SAC, 513 for the CORE
spending month of last year. This showes net
increase for the month from these two sources,
compared with April, 1879, of $8, SGT, 473, and
net increase for ten months closed May 1,
compared with the corresponding ten months of
1879, of nearly $50, 100000. The receipts from
sources other than customs and internal revenue
do not vary much, and are not included in the
above figures -