The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-12-07

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deposits of national banks. S,956,19i 10
| From repayment of interest
by Pacific Railway compa-
! MES. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SdO,55i ~
From sinking fund for Pacific
| Railway companies. ........ Eb,2l a.
! From customs, fees, fines, PEN
alues, etc...........:...... l,oi5,5oo w
| From fees, consular letters,
.. patent and lands ....... 2,63S,990 81
! From proceeds of sales of
government prorerty.... 314,959 s.
! From profits on coinage, bull
! lion deposits and assays. 4,l16,693 l3
! From Indian trust funds 80. 5,1O5,2l3 %
! From deposits by individuals
! for surveying public lands. 2,0j2,3O6 36
| From revenues of the District
| ofColumbia. a.............. 1,7l5,176 ii
| From miscellaneous sources. 3,3S34A5 43
Total ordinary receipts, 80. Sl03525,250 %
The ordinary expenditures for the same
For civil expenses ..........S1S,Ol2,3 1856 10
/ For foreign intercourse ....,... 1,3l1,5S ~
/ For Indians ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ',l1n, 80 ~
/ For pensions. s...,.......,...... 6l,3l5, lJ3 10
| For the military establish
ment, including river and
harbor improvements and
! arsenal Observation-Disclosures. 43,51O4A 10
| For the naval establishment,
| including vessels, machinery
and improvements at navy
yards s..................... 15,O32Oi6 26
| For miscellaneous eXreudi-
/ lures, including public build
! lngs, lighthouses and col
lecting the revenue. ......... @3L539,237 50
! For expenditures on account
of the District of Columbia. $3.50. ft3 81
For interest on republic debt II0T,26 ~
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Total ordinary expenditures. .S257, ,9Sl ,A}9 ~
! Leaving n surplus revenue of S1i554
! SlO.D, which, with an amount drawn from
| 1,n .>Nel J, 1,nlp = tyno, ,,f
| Notwithstanding $l6G,2Sl, ,jO5.b5-was APP
! piled TO the redemption Of bonds for the
sinking fund, $61,05a.15NOo; of fractional
currency for the sinking fund, S5S,705.55;
of loan of July and August. 1861. SG25i2,O'0;
of loan Of March, 1863, Si.iE2."OO; of fund
Ell loan of 1881, S7,i9+,4E0 of loan of 1858.
! $l,0p0; Of loan of February, 1861, S3O3ooo;
. of iiNe-twontles of 1902 S2,1O0: of five
twentics OF 1854, S1,4OO; of tiVe-twcnNe' of
1865. $1,000; of ten-forties of 1864, S25i.55O;
of ConSols of 1865, SS6,ijO: of conSois of
lo6l, SioS,2oo: OF consolS of 1865, Slll 400;
of Oregon war debt, SGIA,2h: OF old de
mand, compound interest and other notes,
SlS.&1N Total, SiGS,2Sl,HO1.a'
The foreign commerce of the United
States during the last fiscal year. including
specie. was rs follows: Exports. merchnn-
disC, $50, NJ, ,GoG specie, Si9,ilDi19. Total.
SGN,"59.156.
Imports, morchandiso. ,6@.5Hi specie,
'NN''''ti -'''''' Ntii' G'N''l ! i''Ni'
Excess of exports over imports of mer-
chandiSe. S2".W2,6NS
! his excess Is less thsn II has been before
Tor any OF the previous SIX years, rs appears
hy the following table:
Year eudedJuUc n. excess OF eX-
ports over imports OF mer-
| chaudlSc-lS'6...... SI9,GESiS1
lS,I. Observation-Disclosures. l5l.l52,U9i
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 25,, ,Sli,2&
iS,9 9....,....'..'...,...,. 1901 ,6GG
lrSV. ,,..'.....',,, lHt,OS5glZ
1881 Observation-Disclosures, &,E, rs
lSN2 ....,., ;....:....:.. 21,E2, ,6N{
purlCE the year ih2re nave been organized
l'i national banks, ana OF these institutions
thcfe are now III oic@Atlon H,EoH. larger
humneE u'n ever before: Inc Naiue oi Their
notes IN active cireuIauon on July !. ISL,
was S'i2i,hTfl3N. | commend - your nj
ientlon the secretary : views mlcsVcct 10
ne hNei'hoou o' @SGnoHS contrachoa OF TINS
ciT'u.auoA' ana 10 ne modes ny winch that
result may m h' JNoSMeh'' oe aNereH'
. Ia reSpoN; 70 the coinage OF silver dollars
and the refinement of silver certificates, !
nave ,Seh hoihlnE 10 "I'cr' nat nuch 10 con-
hrih' the sentlmontS 10 which gave express
o. SONS laS' year. COMPARISON between The
respective amounts OF SliIer-uoiar clTcnla-
b'l On November j. ISL ana On No
\'"oSf j. lS>-' SHOWS n slight IN
crease OF n mlloA ana h2lt
OF uo!iNlS' nEJ curing the interval
there had been III the whole number coined
HH llCItn'S oI INt-NS-SlN nlllonH' vi Nnv
? one huhorei ana twenty eight mlhonS thus
lar mlAled' niue more than thirtN-iINe NH
p lions are IN 'lici&uoh' Inc mass OF aeon
mN,ated com mas grown so great that the
/ N"Nt'-room az present available Tor storage Is
sS"IN''A SuiHHNl!t 10 contain IT, II Is no'
- apparent why Al Is oes'raNie TO continue tins
J coinage, now so enormously IN excess OF the
punIc demand; As 10 the SILVER ceruhcateS
IN aoal'ioh to me grounds which seemed last
!''' ~ !Sl'! tHtAI Lt!ieIi'oLl' ma! nc men
= iiohod the eject winch - hkeiy 10 enSut
from the supply OF gold certlhcateS, 10!
whose issuance congress recently made pro
vision; ana WhicA are now IN acINe cNcuia
; 'ioh'
| ItE SURPLUS REVENUE:
>. hou hou c''llno' lad 20 noe win interest the
! "lHN"ff>IoI ny ''e Se'I''a,A rs 10 the heces-
SSl'H ol IIoN tuuE D. lv-lHIalloA some ihoae ol
Ii.'.,''S IIc 'IG'',"iE Oh an excess OF asses
- ;''e eNeui '''a' NoL'EIeSs lI.s 10 re:'ch az
' = ,eoI1!' 10 vie .L"ucslon ol .aAa
.C,,,,,a,,So.S "ir''S P Sie SeSle12rS re
~, 20 I "Iu eS'on
,',. L. LII T. ,'u' - S'..'e 80 "a - ~
l 80 40 -, &c ~ wa!
80 "l'G,' NY to. % N'lFIosS III l.;
l - sNatVIt 'N ihilot'nIiNe % ItHoNIis
- 80 "a! 80 ~ 49, l 80 VI VIZ Io,l'
u! from 'ne pressure OF unnecessary Taxa
! iHL ~ - - uilc Va ny stIsS. Il"NlL'S OF po'
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