The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-12
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
Government Expenses Yearly EN-
r~ed asoyrrameua RerpLpIu.

Government Expenses Yearly Ex-
c~ed Government Receipts.
The SECRETARY OF the treasury reports that
aurtnE the ascal year ended June %. ISst the
reocipts 81 the government from All sources
amounted 10 ttas tss saAsG leuring the same
period is Expenditures were &GAEsAeSA.& eA-
ees. % eHrendlturos over the rsesipts thus
s.nuantiuR to 81. saz seS-ta. The ordinary ex-
F.ondlturSs during the year were AoiA u less
than during the preceding fiscal year. OF the
rvoeipss uentionea there vas derived from cue
tunla the sum q tlse OIL sAi-g1 ard from N srnai
rvvsnue Ets c. The receipts fron CUE
,osns show an Increase o; 81 SO ISA2 over these
from tho same for the nSoal year ending
June ~ isss. and the receipts frun internal
rvvenue an Increase Of GsSd 1874.
expoFta aad Imports.
| me value OF our Imported autiAble rnerchAn-
dies during the last nscal year wAs tSss ST. &c
ana the value Of free goods imported 500. sei.-
az being an Increase Of g. 50 81 In the value
a. auttsble rcoas and tSi. s5l oat IN the value
OF srpe soo4p over the presiding year. Our eN-
ports Of merchandise, forsaEn and domestic
amounted In value 10 SSSs, eod 81, being an In
CREASE over the preceding year OF t7hOsS, "a,
1 The average al vAloEem duty Paid on duu-
ahle goods imported during the year was y -
1 per cent. and on free and duttabe goods taken
together sO.bS per cent
Internal Revenue.
| The cost OF collecting our internal revenues
| vas AZ per cent a. against 2A per cent foi
| the Ascal year ending June ~. 1884, The total
productIan Of distilled tTrits, exclusive OF fruit
| brAndIca was -. -. 705 taxable gallons. beins
an Increass Of ssSs.loS gallons over the pre-
| redinE year. Their was also an increase q
| ltIi So gallons % spirits produced from fruit
| a. compared with the preceding year. Tbs
number o. barrel. q beer pTS1sced =, "a, S So
| eeding fsoai year. being an increase OF [SSs
Gold and silver.
| Tn. total amount OF gold exported during tn
| last nnoal year tli2 eos. st5. and Of allve
Iso L4l So beine Increase OF Ss{l t66 of sol
and tIAaaeSSt q silver owe. the eNportAtlens .
| we're 81. -. ess and Of silver tsS7T.lSS. beIn
n 80 eak lees OF sold and SIS COZ more OF ell
, Ser than during the preceding year.
i The total stock OF metallic money in IN
United States at the close OF the last fiscal yes
: ended On the 10Th day OF June, 1875. was q. IN
| NJ 0sS. OF Which H7s.Sss.sS4 was In gcld. an
\ On the lst day OF November. 1885, the tOts
. stock Of money OF all kinds in the eountr
0 | was O. u.s. tlo So and the amount In clrcals
: | tIoa not including that In the treasury hols
| InER was q. e27. osS.slL being $40 per capt.
; Production OF Money.
n The production OF the precious metals In q
+ | United States during the calendar year
}. 1855 he estimated TO have been assATso a
a IS N 900 dne ounces OF silver Of the CONNIE
! sisl value OF SsSItS,o oO and the coinage yah
= the estimated production of these NETS
a throughout the world during the same peri
e | was atSA S2i me ounces OF gold, amounting
y 1ao rs 10 In value, and 10, 1854 fine ounc
/ aver Of the commercial value OF tlio. esl o
/ ar a coinage value OF t2iS rs 100 according
\. | oar ratio. The coinage OF these metals in [
A. various countries OF the world during the ssI
~ calendar year amounted to So. 7Ol ass In x
n ana uai 49, ais In silver.
70 The total coinage at the mints OF the Unit
tp | states during the fiscal year ending June
g iSSs amounted to t72,iSS teS.S1 OF which Is
al sd 40 was in gold coin and minor COMA
"a National Hanks.
e The number OF national hanks organised n,
sr the time the law authorizing their creation y
n rasnpd IN 20 october 81. lSs& was 5osl. and
az | ans number $50 were at the date last m,
Of toned IN active operation. having authottI