PLACE OF PAYMENT, Number, anD AMOUNT OF COUPONS RECEIVED During the Year— NUMBER AND AMOUNT OF COUPONS ON FILE IN THIS DIVISION JUNE 30, 1906. 48,085 155, 211.80 21, 721 3,731 890, 350 Amount. $1,994,580.00 860, 925.00 7,664,010.00 2,695, 125.00 11, 484, 300.00 657,950.00 6, 491, 340.00 1,758, 128.00 73, 246, 921.50 23,652, 541.07 238, 354, 224.36 23, 128, 779.50 7, 169, 243.52 46,502, 894.50 32,669, 207.50 123, 329, 999. 361 82, 293, 952. 50° 121,054, 460.00 161,044, 027.00 16, 336, 959. 50 122,040.00 96,729, 885.01 36, 455, 807.63 110, 182, 533.50 13, 121, 609.32 17,563, 309.00 12, 477, 946. 05 1,086, 508.00 3,880, 320.33 1,968, 122 238,959 582,025 43,369 872, 814.00 District of Columbia loans. Fifty-year funded loan of 1924, 3.65 per cent. Permanent-improvement loan, 6 per cent. Permanent-improvement loan, 7 per cent.. Market-stock loan, 7 per cent.. Steam force-pump loan, 7.3 per cent. Miscellaneous. Louisville and Portland Canal Co., 6 per cent. Total... CURRENCY. During the year this division counted, examined, entered in journals and ledgers, and prepared for destruction 10,254,728 United States notes, amounting to $107,840,000; 283,238 Treasury notes of 1890, amounting to $2,027,000; 146,131,734 silver certificates, amounting to $308,948,000; 2,477,971 gold certificates, amounting to $84,564,000; 6,007 fractional currency notes, amounting to $1,351.80; 124 refunding certificates, amounting to $1,240; 20 one and two year Treasury notes of 1863, amounting to $460, and 44 compound-interest notes, amounting to $1,570; aggregating in total number of notes and certificates 159,153,866, and in total amount $503,383,621.80. DIFFERENT CLASSES OF NOTES Received and DESTROYED During the YEAR, BY DENOMINATION AND AMOUNT, AND TOTAL REDEMPTION AND DESTRUCTION OF THE SAME, BY DENOMINATION AND AMOUNT, TO JUNE 30, 1906. DIFFERENT CLASSES OF NOTES RECEIVED AND DESTROYED DURING THE YEAR, BY DENOMINATION AND AMOUNT, AND TOTAL REDEMPTION AND DESTRUCTION OF THE SAME, BY DENOMINATION AND AMOUNT, TO JUNE 30, 1906-Continued. NOTE. In some of the denominations of the above issues the notes were redeemed at less than their full face value on account of discounts for mutilation. The following table shows old demand notes; United States notes; Treasury notes of 1890; gold certificates, series of 1882, payable to bearer; silver certificates; refunding certificates, payable to bearer; fractional currency notes; one and two year Treasury notes of 1863, and compound-interest notes of 1863 and 1864, received for count, cancellation, and destruction from the fiscal year 1894-95 to 1905-6: During the year, of the gold certificates of the act of March 3, 1863, payable to order, there were received, examined, registered, and filed two certificates, amounting to $1,100, leaving $99,980 of this early issue now outstanding, as shown in detail on page 426. Of the gold certificates of the act of July 12, 1882, series of 1888, payable to order, there were received, examined, registered, and filed 56 certificates of $5,000, and 137 certificates of $10,000 denomination, respectively, amounting to $1,650,000. Of the issue of gold certificates of the act of March 14, 1900, series of 1900, all of denomination of $10,000 and payable to order, there were received, examined, registered, and filed 7,352 certificates, amounting to $73,520,000. Gold certificates of the act of July 12, 1882, series of 1882, payable to bearer, are destroyed after redemption. The amount received and destroyed is shown in the tables of destruction of the currency on pages 421 and 428. INTEREST CHECKS. The total number of paid interest checks received was 168,205, amounting to $18,455,400.49, and the total number verified, registered, examined, labeled, and filed was 170,733. NUMBER AND AMOUNT OF INTEREST CHECKS RECEIVED DURING THE YEAR, BY LOANS. |