Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-12-05
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The secretary of the treasury reparts that the receipts of the government from all soaraes nf revenue during the fiscal year end ing June }5, f9h amounted t9 v5' 2,s6' i9S %9 and it's expendiiures to 6l42b1l 75S s7 leaving a deficit.of 69 S03.2li S There was decrease of sl5.95.,67s ~ tha 'Tdinary expenses of ths E Fcrlls4z5z=fs e-5 =5Hlaaro5 with tile fiscal yeaf 1893 There WIS c9lseted from customs sI3I SIS..34 h2 and from internal revenue Sll1I6S.44a 71 The balance of the income for the yeAr amounting to S!lasA Ata3l1 94 Wts de- rived from the sales of lands and other soarees
 The vaIne of our t8tal dHtfab'e imports amounted te s3l5,l9a54si teing s1 id65.5 625 less than during fhe proceeding Neaf The receipts from customs sefe 253 A35 is l=41 less, and from internal revenue Sl3.S38 97 less than in lS93,
 4ae total ta& collected lrom distilled spirits Wds 8s5t59 eI 2; uu manufactured tobacco, $5S6t57S 562 and 0u fermeHfed liquors N3li- 4l4sfsSih Our exports of laerchandise, do- nestie md foreign amounted during the yeaE tD 5s5t1 i0.9-3 being an increase over the pre- eal8ate vtar of { it Ieg1 s49s
 Yae total amount of gold exported during thB tiseaf year #as fib MS Gd as Aealnst Tl9s.6S14ii during the fiacHl Yehr lSH The amount i'm ported Was f1s 4l9ll9. as against 52l, l9R83l dur lhg the lHexmhS Aeafs lhe latports oI silver We're sl5,9 as and the eN ports were Saai5l ,26a
 fhe t0tli bounty paid upon tlIn production of sugar in the nited slaie for the fiscal year was Sigf0 2JS Se. Heing MI Increase of S3, Es3Ul5 LII over the payments nHtie during the pfeced- ing year; The nuqnut et bounty paid from July ]. iS.l lo August z. H9I. the time when further payments ceased by operation ui Inv Was Sai6 ,5.sI The total eX peusts incurred in the payment of the bounty upon sugar during tHe first year was 4l99. 1d0s5.
 ft ts cstimated that upon the basis of the present reVense laws the rel eIpts of the gov ernment dur4Rg the current ffseai year ending JaHe 2}, Ss5. will be $434 42i,f ,f4S.41 and it's eX pendltures sfH, i2i5=s4i. resulting ill deficit Of a23N90Qta
 Yae first day of November 1sgf the total stock oI n 7 CT al kinds in the country was S2 aI9 i'd Sss us against S229l 65f Goo on the first aa# oH November lsa3i and ton or not included in the treasury n0fdiugs Was SL61gnj542l or S3L27 per capita upon an estimated population Of 6Sssl .00l At the same dats taere was held i'll the treasury gold bullion Amounting to Sll6l5' l07s55 and sill yerbuliion which Was purchased at cost of
 The purchase of silver bullion under the act ofJuy l4, 1-a1, ceased on the first day of No yember 1893 and mp tu that time there had been purchased tduring the fiscal year u76t7,65S.7S fine ounces ut a cost af Ss,5l5,a&l.32 An aver age cost of &a57}l3 per fine ounce. The total amount Of silver purchased from the time that the laE look eAect until the repeal of it's purchaslng cifnse nn the date last mentioned was lis.6il4s2 B fine ounces which cost S155- 9iI,A@ D. tAa average prize per fine ounce
 Taa 5ota. amount og etandard silver dollars co5nea at he m}nts of the United States since the passage Of the a { of February B 1878 is S42l 77G.I s Of which S2S, 7!g were coined unaer the provisions of that act; S3s. 5Sl. l43 under the provi ions of the act of Ju iy H. lS9J and s7V'5.4'2 under the act provldlng for the coinage ot trade dollar bullion The total coinage of all metals at our hints during the last fisel Fear cons sted of B3 435,22l pieces valued at sI 6,2l6,9s0 06 of which there was s494i4.9l2 5O in god coined, $75S in stirdHr silYer do,l4rs. S6.021, ti0 % in subsidiary si Vercaln and s7l6sSl9 20 ill minor coin
 During the calendar ', ar 1893 the production of precious metals ill the United States was estimated at l.5 g3 fine ounces of gold of the commercial and coinage value of T31 953 09D, and fGOAut0 line ounces Of silver of the bullion or aark4t vHlue of @i5s59IG0J and of the coinage Value of Sf1f1i,OA
 ltal, tho Stock ot iae54lae money In the tinted States consisting 0i coin and bullion ainoaHted 10 @l@3l, ,f4aa Si of which S6269e3,20i wus gold aad Si2i.ai3.3S WAS silver
 Fifty national banks were organized during the ygar ending October 5l. lS9l, with capital of $5,2s508A aud seventy nine with a capital of 6ia 44aOJ1 went into 10 uNlaly liquidation, Twenty one banks with a capital of S2 6O000 were D accd in the hands ot receivers The total numb.r al national banks in existence on Jhe 3lSt day of October last. WAS 2i5b being 40 l. ss than on the 31st day of October 1883. The capital stock paid in Was Sf3b5 ,5a5 being S9t7s 49l less than at the same time in the pre- vio0s year and the surplus and undivided profits, lesseSp nses and taxes paid amounted to S3iLf2l ,QS2. 10, was Sld.Oe9 7s9 less than on october 3l, tS3
 The circu alion wes decreased Sl ,7 74l, 563 The obHgations of the b&nks to each other were increased S1lf.260,3s@. &nd the individual de- p0sits were %49123L lSi less thnn at the core sponding dale in the previous year Loans and discounts were al6l ,sO6Q33 more than at the same time the previous V ar, and checks ant other cash items were S9039,96} more The total resources 0f the banks at the date mentioned amounted to Sj,i73 2 9a5, us against a3 lo9,o a,-i 4.36 in lSf'