Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-12-07

From postal revenues............. 17o,5so.515 90
Total estimated revenues. 70. SOS. 5eO.515 %
The expenditures for the same period are
estimated as follows:
For the civil establishment. .f12S, 900 900 %
For the military establishment. 100000 90
For the naval establishment. uS,O0000 %
For the Indian service. ........... lS'0oog00
For public works .................. 81 600 600 %
For interest on the public debt. 24.OO0O00 OO
FOR postal service. lO,bO5l5 W
Total estimated expenditures sac, $50, SIS 90
Or deficit of.................... S,OOoOOO 90
Fiscal Year 1907.
The estimates of appropriations required
for the fiscal year 1907, as submitted by the
executive departments and offices, are as
legislative establishment. ..S 5.4sOGO.75
Executive establishment
Executive proper.....$ SS3,I5O 20
state department. commune.
Treasury department 1021O.144 80
War department..... 2043,276 90
Navy department..... ...........
Interior department. 5,461, 1873 20
Postoffice department. 1.623.7O0 90
Dept. of Agriculture. 1926, 1000
Dept. Com. and Labor 2.34O,O99 50
Dept. of Justice Goo, 1884, 76O 900 oss, 1889 80
Judicial establishment. ........... 973, 941 90
Foreign intercourse. ............... ............
Military establishment. ........... 1910, 10 o.
indian sffairs. s225as q
Public works
Legislative ............S 1000 90
Treasury department 6.601,5 20
War department. H,016,129 IS
Navy Department.. ..,.........
Interior department. 424,2H 90
Dept. Com. and Labor H1,000 %
Dept. OF Justice..... $780, 600 00-24, S44, 937 Is
Miscellaneous
Treasury department 1s,476'Sis 70
War department. 5,931, 342 %
Interior department. 3,627,95 %
Dept. of Justice...,... e,913S72 90
Dept. Com. and Labor 6,452, SSs IS
District of Columbia. II 299, 264 O0-5S, 564 SIS 43
Postal service, including 81, $685.
500 deficit in postal revenues. 193. 40 90 90
Permanent annual appropriation
| Int. on public debt. $4,000, 900 90
| Refunding customs,
internal revenue, etc 14,29O,0OOO0
| Collecting venue,
from customs. ..!;.. 5,5O0,oOoOo
Miscellaneous eXclu-
sive of sinking fund
and national bank
redemption fund. 17,2ssS2O oO-s1, O76. 800 90
| Note.-The estimates of the State and
| Navy departments not having been received
| at the time the above table was prepared
| November 23 the secretary is unable to
| furnish the total estimates of appropria-
| tons
Operations of the Treasury.
The ordinary revenues for 1905 as COM
| pared with 1904, show an increase of S3,642,
| 1886 40, while the expenditures were less by
| N5,i2S, i07.se. The net result for the fiscal
| year was an excess of expenditures over
revenues Of $23,OO422s6O.
| For the past two years the expenditures
| Of the government have been in excess of
| the revenues to the aggregate amount of
more than S64,OO,OOO; This, however, in
| canal
| During the fiscal year 1905 there was an
| addition of $500 to the interest bearing
| debt, while there were reductions of 5000 :
so in the items on which interest had
| ceased since maturity, and 50, 3O2 80 in
| the debt bearing no interest The net re-
| duction was $3.50 $3.50
The available cash balance in the gen.
| n
| reduction for the year of $26,574,07613
The revenues for the first quarter Of
$1565SS, 1886, an excess of expenditures
over receipts of 1914, 241.5s. In the first
| quarter of 1906 expenditures were 6l5
| in excess OF receipts.
| Condition of National AssociationH.
| Latest reports from national banking as
| sociations made in response to the call
| of the comptroller Of the currency show
These reports cover 5,7E banks. With h'OS a.
| paid-in capital stock of S799S70,22s and a
surplus Of s417757.5sl This surplus is
| nearly three times the amount required
to be accumulated under the law. In addl-
| ton to the surplus, the earnings carried
500. 1896, the surplus and undivided
| profits together amounting to over n per
cent of the paid-in capital, Deposits to the
credit of individuals are $3,s20,6sl,71S and
TO the credit of banks $1,6AS77, 5s1 !, the ag-
| gregate liabilities are S,472, 35O,S7S. The
banks principal items Of resources are IS
| hooHSs eo'oSo'Ouo'AO-s DOnuSr SeCuTl
ties and other Investments Sl,2S9, 342, 200
! specie, $495, 479,453 (of which 1897 S32,952 |.
1 i'm gold and gold eertiheates1s- and lega
| tenders, $170,073si7.
The secretary says that the domestic
coinage of the mints amounted to 152 422, 3O2
pieces. of which s799S3, 691.5O was in gold
and but $40 of standard silver dollars.
The stock of bullion purchased under act
Of 1890 became exhausted and abraded
coins should be recoined.
He asks permission to hold any part o.
the gold reserve in bullion.
Customs and Revenues.
Imports to the amount OF 81 III, ST., $50 were
| landed upon United States wharves during
the fiscal year ending June &c. 1906, and upor
| these imports 62,06058 of duty was col.
lectcd For the same period the exports OF
| merchandise were s1.5lS56l 40. At the por
Of New York alone $4,000 invoices were ex
amined, 7,iS1,920 packages were received
and Of this number 1882 were carried e
the appraisers stores, opened and ex
amined. In other words, for each officia
OF merchandise were examined, appraised
and delivered.
Internal Revenue.
The receipts from internal revenue taxes
| for the fiscal year 1905, as shown by collec-
tors reports. were 1924 1877 1861, a net in
| crease over 1904 of 81, 284 1851.
| The following items show increases fol-
1906: Distilled spirits. an increase OF $l4s.'
1910; manufactured tobacco, an increase o