Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1888-12-07
REVENUE REPORT.
Report - tha Cemmlsstoner of I~nternal
hsssnus-tnerease of nsoslpis-Estimate
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llsssau.-Iasrsase sf Rsoslpis-EstiuAts
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lsf Gammiaslanrr 81 Internal Revenue. has
made an eiahoratc nrpori o. the secretau ~
thc Treasury 81 operations q that service dur
iHg The nscal year csded June - Last The 20
al reccirts vere ti1LaN Cs-n incrrase %
AesAEf over those of any year since iss1
when mey AGGREGATED stAnLGA The rrreluts
sere also Aaaf1 nor than me estimates
The estimated receipts Tor the current fiscal
year arr n3eoseo provided no changes
arc made "a The existing rates o. tara
tion TIE Withdrawals Tor consumpuun
during M year wero a. folluwss
spirits distilled from apples peaches
ana gmpcs s,aioi gallons; other spirits mgsa-
~ gallons icrmented liquors. 4Gsl.sia bar
relsi cirarA Asti9NGH. cigarettes Ls12.7d-
in snur fn@Q pounds. tobacco. chewing
and smoking, r1i.g1.Gfs pounds olcomarrarne.
&csi,in pounds This shows q large Increase
a. compared with the previous year. The cost
81 collection Of internal taxes was tan1.ss1-
lcss than az per cent Of the amount collected.
The cost Of collection Cor the previous year was
afd per cent Of the amount collected seven
hundred and eighty-ono persons have been ar.
rested Tor revenue violations. property 10 the
value Of si2 afi1 has been reported Tor seiE.
ure, and fAdia.if for assessments for unpaid
taxes and penalties, and SIS Illicit stills were
seized, resulting tn the death OF one oniccr aud
the Wuunding OF another.
Tobacco and is manufacturer yielded Sl.-
od2,fll revenue, against So ius. 81 the proceed.
ing year. spirits f6a.ao,i i against s6t.s8a.8i
In iss5, and fermcuted liquors Egl8at.sis last
year, against Et,ae1is5 the year before. The
rcNenuo from oleomargariue during the past
year amounted 10 -adGI $50. and Tor the eight
months IN iss6 and isss when the tax was nrst
D nfurnH IL uwrWnwWHaN a@lH uNe FHNa sr.NH.as4.-
Of tobacco. snun, cigars and cigarettes during
the year as compared with the previous year Is
stated as follows: Tobacco. pounds. 81. ed a84s
snur. pounds 0ia,6p9, total tobacco and SNUFF,
SUISSE S62-increaso over last fiscal year. 2si8.-
o3i; tobacco and snun exported, fa.5Ol.2S total
production FOR fiscal year isSs, ~ .e2s.44 total
production FOR fiscal year tsss, 81. sgi9sp; total
increase over fiscal year iss7, 9, G3S,g,5. Cigars.
number, a.sA, af.Gs0; cigarettes number. i.s62.-
00io total taxed, 6a0s, 4si, 80; increase over
last fiscal year, SAGE. iU7. Cigars. exported.
ifA625; cigarettes, exported, ls1,7 sD total
product for fiscal year is5l, 5,5i4,Gf0 gg3; in
crease, 10. s6s. 30.
The number OF distnlories registered during
the year was 1894, and the number operated
aG46, and the number Of grain distlleres reg.
istercd was l,a0t OF which 900 were operated.
an increase over the previous year OF 40 IN the
number registered and OF sixty In the number
hNNAaANN lANNt hfIt aHNTN AEMAN AlHAAlAfflfN
registered and 2s61 operated. n decrease Of
l,Se Of The number registered and i,3ig in the
number operated.
The quantity OF spirits cora 06 g%allons) pro.
duced and deposited in d~istillery warehouses
during the year is less than the production ~.
s3i 800 g~allons) OF the year 1887 by 7.5i2,-
iq3 gallons. There was an increase
amounting TO 4.s5,gi9 gallons in tho pro.
duction OF alcohol rum, GIN pure. neu-
trail or cologne spirits and miscellaneous
and q decrease amounting to 1851, sec gallons
IN the production OF bourbon whisky, rye
whisky and h%ighwines. The quantity OF spirits
c'O,5li,sii g%allons) withdrawn, tax paid, from
d~istillery warehouses during the year Is more
than the quantity tGG. ig3, 308 gallons) withdrawn
from distillory warehouses during the year lss7
by t,ES,50s gallons. II the quantity t2,Gy, TQ2
g%ailonsL rs stated by the chief of the bureau
OF statistics, OF exported domestic spirits re-
ported during the year upon payment OF n Gus
toms duty equal 10 the internal revenue tax be
added, the quantity virtually withdrawn from
d~istillery warehouses during the year is found
20 be 10 ITO gallons, or 4,1T1,g5 more than
dnrinR the year 1851, including the 2,2lG,Gi5 gal.
Ions reimportod and tax paid during that year.
There was u net decrease OF 200, EOS gallons IN
the quantity OF spirits withdrawn for export rs
compared with the previous year.
The aggregate amount Of taxes collected from
tobacco during the year was t30.Gi2.43l. This
amount includes internal revenue taxes paid by
stamps on imported manufactured tobacco,
snun, cigars and cigarettes, and is an increase
OF s5H.3Di over the collections from this source
for the previous year. The export account
shows a decrease In manufactured tohac.
co OF ga 100 pounds, a decrease In the number
Of cigars exported OF t62. Us, and an increase In
the number OF cigarettes exported OF 0,S3i.5 500.
The number OF cigars imported during the ifs
cal year ended June 80, 1883, was "a, 203. $50. The
value OF the manufactured tobacco imported
was 1851.
The Commissioner devotes considerable space
I'm hts report to the subject OF oleomargariue
and includes reports by the analytical chemist
and the microscopic, copies OF laws relating 70
oleomargnrine now In force I'm European coun.
tries and copies OF letters and reports as to
countries having no special laws on the subject
of oleomargarine. but having general laws re.
lating to food adulteration. The quantity OF
oleomargarine produced from November /, 1886,
the day on which the law took effect to June
30, 1858 was 56,02D. 1d pounds; lost or de-
stroyed, o.. 100 pounds; remaining in factory
June 30 blast, 3l5, 30 pounds. There were Lbs, 2p3
pounds OF oloomargarine In the United States
June 30 last, OF which 3i5.9J pounds were in
the hands Of the manufacturers $50, 1903 pounds
In the hands OF the wholesale dealers and 1000.
900 pounds (estimatodl in the hands OF the re-
tail dealers.
The estimated expenses of the internal reve.
nue. service for the fiscal year ending June 10,
1890, including salaries and expenses Of officers
and employees, stamps, paper, the detection OF
violations OF law, etc, aggregate Nib, $50.
This also includes an estimate OF $1,000 for on
forcing the act to prevent the manufacture and
sale OF adulterated food In the District of Co.
lumhia.
THE UNCERTAIN HOUSE.