The sun., 1896-09-06
THESE FIG UREs ARE oFFIoIAL.
The Treasury Department Sends Out .
Memorandum for Campaign Use.

The Treasury Department Sends Out q
Memorandum for Campaign Use.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-With q view Of cor
recting erroneous statements and also to fur
nish material for campaign use, tho Treasury
Department to-day issued tho following official
memorandum OF Treasury deficits and receipts
and Of the public debt paid by the two last pro-
ceding Administrations, which statement is
also accompanied by q comparison of the Gus
toms receipts under the Mckinley and Wilson
laws. 1t was as follows:
During the fiscal year 1888, ended June 80,
1883. the revenues of the Government were
slll.34l.273 in excess of its expenditures.
During the following fiscal year. 1880. the rev.
enues were SS7.76l.0so in excess of the ex-
penditures. During the fiscal year 1890 the
revenues were Ss5.o4o.@7l In excess Of the
expenditures.
The so.called Mckinley Tariff act took effect
on oct. l, 1890 and during the fiscal year 1891,
ended June 80. 1891. the revenues were S26-
s3s 54 In excess OF the expenditures. During the
fiscal year 1892 the revenues were S9,9 ABB
in excess OF ftheexpenditures. During the fiscal
year 1893 the revenues were S2.34l,614 in ex-
During the fscal year 1894 the expenditures
exceeded the revenues to the amount OF $685.
so3.@oo:5s, notwithstanding the fact that the
Ktnley bill was in force during the whole of the
The so-caIsd Wilson Tariff act took effect on
Aug. %, 1894, and the revenues for the fiscal
penditures: and during the fiscal year 1896 the
revenues were $25.2O3, ,245.7o less than the ex-
The receipts from customs and the total
ceipts from all sources under each act werei
UNDER THE NJ KINLEY ACT.
Customs. Al Sources.
sept so. 'sVi -. 81 90 s94,s57 SO as7l.sss. $3.50 81
Sept, so, lss3 ,,.,. ls5,sss,sos 10 seAs+7,ool ~
asept o" 80. iSSS . lse,lss aoo 40 soo os4 oOs So
II ..H'"e
UNDER THE WILSON ACT.
Customs All Sources.
Aug 81. iss5, ,'''slol 2o1.l6s so sae5.osl,oes 10
Aug. 81. iss6 '.. l542lsslsH % sQl.72o,8ls ~
The following shows the condition OF the
| ON the frat day OF March. 1889, the beginning
| of President Harrison's Administration. the
| the 500, 100000 gold reserve, were As follows:
Sst Gasnce In fG5s46i5i 10
Total $3.50 s4s,9ie ls
| On the first day of March, 1893, tho beginning
| of the present Administration, the available
| funds in the Treasury. exclusive OF the $780,
100000 gold reserve. were as follows:
AAsfsnSSy Ass GSeshn IN Treasury SssSsaSls ss
Total &62. .45Oo75 ls
| In addition To the ordinary revenues received
| during President Harrson's Administration.
there was converted into the Treasury So4.207,-
| ID,ID
law as a fund for the redemption of national
bank notes. This proceeding WAS authorized
by The act Of July. IA, 1890. commonly known
From the first day Of March. 1885, the begin
ming uf Mr. ,ieveland's first Administration, TO
S34l .44S, ,44p.l; and from March ]. 1880. tho
beginning Of Mr.. Harrisons Administration, to
March /, !Sga, the reduction OF the public debt
The amount OF free gold IN the Treasury on
Charge charge or R the department, was 81 ose' '4io '
1he values of imports and exports OF mer-
chandise under the Mckinley Tariff act were:
Exports Dom.
Oct, ,s to sep, % .ssiss .sHEs ans s5xgsl. tSts;Ss
OF. i,22 70 SEPT 3; l..s,,.. ssjl.iAs sI%4;s,tA
'Eicyen months
The values OF imports and exports OF mer-
chAndse under the Nilsson Tariff act were:
&C. TO to HHs iaIy T. f. i. '!S @ :,S 'Hsss g si
The excess OF exports of merchandise alone
| and Of merchandise and silver under the Nc
| Kiuley act was:
oct l. 90 to Sept. 80. OIL. gvsS:5,Ii9 tl0a,o37sll
9s 9s l. q. g. to ssSPs sSPs 81 ssfts 6q 6sSq
Oct /, s3. TO Aug 81, ga. lN6,s+Ool3 22l,327.7Os
The excess OF exports OF merchandise alone
ana of merchandise and silver under Wilson ac'
was
Merchdndhs. Mds,.t Sihcr
sert i. Vs. 70 JUS 81, 10 i5o,l2i5sO isV2ol'sS'
Annual average excess OF exports of mer
ChGnd ise a!Jnc:
Undrr Mckinley act of 800 ...."..... .sl23 l5a47
Under Wilson act OF 1894 9ss4I6O
Annual average excess Of exports Of mer
chandise and silver:
Under Mckinley act OF l67.9s
Under Wilson act OF 1924. ..,............ l43lllls
bishop Curtis TO Go TO RaltIHOrr.
BALTINoRE. Sept. 5.-CArdnal Gibbons an
nounces that Bishop Curtis OF Wilmington
Del. will come 70 Baltimore 20 fll an importan
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