New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
pJLJNG UP THE PUBLIC DEBT,
AN INCREASE OF MORE THAN s6o,ooO,OO0 IN
THE LAST FISCAL YEAR.
tho TREAsURY's BAD FINANCIAL SHOWING
NOTWITHSTANDING LARGELY DECREASED
10y TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRInUyE.l
EXPENDTTTR RES

Washington July 1.-The monthly public deb,
statement and statement Of receipts and expendl-
lures issued from the Treasury Department to-day
presents a very unfavorabe showing Of Govern
nent fiscal operations in the last month. as well as
for the fiscal year lust closed In June there was
net increase in the OF $4,000 the gold reserve
decreased nearly N4.OooOOo. and receipts from all
sources compared with June 1893. fell of more than
100000 The public debt is shown to nave n
creased $50 600 go in the last twelve months There
was en- June rining increase IN the interestbear-
ing debt $50 a decrease OF s5e 500 In the Treasury
surplus and decrease 81 SIS 'g In the nonlrterest-
bearing debt, making altogether II net Increase IN
the debt in the month Of $5i.lj6
The total debt today less 75s3l36 Turplus in the
Treasury IL $3.50 1881. against SIS 40 on July
l. 1885, or an increase during the year Just closed
% more than $50 0G0OcO OF the entire debt to-day
s3j0il. $50 Is lnterestbearing debt. mainly I per
cent bonds ari this amount is S5o,C0Oo) moro than
the bonded Indebtedness year aco or before the
so $4,000 loan OF last February was Issued
Treasury gold assets to-day arg!r gate S3l.c7 iS3.
against which there are gold certificates outstand-
ing amounting 70 SGG3lL409 leaving a gold reserve
Of S s3 O2i or about 100000 less than at the time
II the bond issue last February, nearly $loU'~
less than on July j. 1873 and $iJCOp) less than on
July l. Is32 when the Treasury gold reserve was
more than 100000 above the 10000 go greenbacE
reserve mark Some Treasury officials anticipate
large falling OF IN gold expectations at once. and
think that the the VIII tho other way before
the month Is our while others. IN view Of the pend
Ing railway strife AL possible return OF American
securities from abroad. are unwilling to predict
that the eastward flow Of tho yellow metal this
month will fan much below what IT was last month
The month opens with notices today Of drain
OF S35N0O pr export Wednesday.
Silver assets to-day aggregate Si2.2~7N. against
which there Is outstanding sGl s5s 200 In silver GER
ticlies and silver Treasury notes leaving silver
reserve ~ 81 3I23le Tho Treasury store Of silver
ls made no In round auir bers Of k3s 10000 N stand
ard silver dollars Sl@7eoOoo in bullion, and S1s0o0o
IN subsidiary coin
Government receipts last month aggregated S@-
$50. or a.20cn lcss than in June. 1875 Customs
receipts were only sS.Ess76. fully b.ooo0o less
than in June year ago. while internal revenue re-
CENTS. owing 20 unusually heavy Withdrawals Of
spirits from bond were FOR the month Nj.i7sS9S, or
s. 0,o 90 more than In Junr lSn Expenditures last
month $G.'57.o2l. or N.@""N less than IN June
lNC
Governmcn; receipts from all rourccs for the fiscal
year jus, r.osel aggregated N~.3D336, against SS' :
about $50 o1 90 seveniy-onc millions q this resulted
from rhc larTe falling N IN customs r"cri2s winch
g. ,rv ,,g5 o.n 80 ar5inqt Sso 0n O0 in the precel
Ing year. Internal revenue receipts Or The year
year ius closed aggregated S3s $3.50 or SGsS35aj
less man ne Expenditures IN the preceding Year
Reduced pension payments fvr ihc year last close !
account flr NOR" than his comparative net r'duc-
ton IN Expenditures d." pension charges 'r he last
the pr.ccllnr year. Wa- Department expenditures
last year were 81 251.0o. or 100000 more than for
CREASE IN civil and miscellaneous expenditures and
I - The support Of the Indians make the ne re-
pr~'~ing year. - h"'or" stated. about tH,"W
Government receipts and eVpen litures In detail In
the ia@t fiscal year compared with me preceding
year. are shown BY the following table.
RECEfPTS