24,616,799.86 |
25, 168, 295. 42
27,090, 426.37
28,487,216.57
31, 185, 116. 53
34,003,006. 69
33,736,737.86
33,701, 924. 20
35,030,910.97
34,815, 507.35
36,386, 479.34
40, 681,036. 63
41,876, 410. 15
45, 583, 195.79
43, 325, 958. 81
47, 102, 454. 41
52, 142, 074.97
55,338,856.44
55,751, 213. 92
60,044, 530.91
67,757, 134. 83
70,673, 557.80
74,981, 965. 69
81,843,788.35
83, 330, 479. 04
87,999, 669.91
91,799,208. 40
93,814, 668. 86
99, 516, 658.97
103, 232, 954. 25
109, 585, 358. 08
116, 585, 955.60
124, 250, 199. 78
136,993, 362. 44
150,085, 155. 20
167, 891, 842. 10
180, 606, 077.34
191, 214, 388. 38
204, 366, 704. 35
223,063, 445. 44
232, 624, 269.99

313, 429, 225.80
303, 197, 438.93
292, 475, 122.28
308, 236, 066.91
327,709,872.03
301,414,753. 43
293,745, 282.09
268,866,060. 12
266, 241, 843.75
296, 989, 866. 39
298, 163, 116.70
296, 437, 036.78
299, 857, 849.72
310,916, 830. 15
287, 452, 203. 14
302,787,778.94
286, 431, 561. 45
316,769, 789. 36
312, 349, 135. 46
338, 172, 226.78
358, 618, 584. 52
421,304, 470. 46
415,953,806. 56
459, 374, 947. 65
442, 605, 758. 87
433, 178, 426. 48
434, 678, 654. 48
448, 439, 622. 30
532, 381, 201.35
700, 093, 564. 02
590,068, 371.00
621, 598, 546. 54
593, 038, 904.90
640, 313, 465.28
675, 820, 445. 65
716, 186, 678.72
717,338, 208.30
735, 290, 134.61
812, 581, 054.05
865, 886, 827.84
883, 834,048.70

$9,985.00
50, 164,500.00
3,918, 819.83
19,379, 373.71
27, 198, 618.71
38,093, 929.04
31, 419, 442. 41
33,911, 673.37

a Only the annual excess of redemptions over deposits included in this column.

140,810, 642. 13
207,677, 539. 65
285,878, 003. 54
96, 553, 485.58
176, 423,490.77
151, 150, 636. 48
166, 128, 514. 80
151, 239, 525. 05
143, 997, 993. 90
479, 882, 226. 16
280, 434, 937.41
86, 110, 581.05
166, 505, 255. 55
438, 430, 756.96
101, 266, 334.50
46,042,635.43
44,583, 843.36
127,959, 368. 15
74,862, 213.05
121, 288, 788. 35
104, 663, 799. 50
101,003,056. 37
24,348,086.98

709,903.00
256, 447.20
2,494, 549.93
7,294, 103. 35
11,378, 502.00
29,942,062.00
14, 622, 363. 48
22, 790, 058. 25
36, 112, 798.78
56, 223, 918.00
16,608, 833.00
18,622,730.75
605, 230.80
244, 711.80
30,373, 043.00
34,356, 750.00
15,434,687.00
760, 925.00

15,996, 555. 60
9,016, 794.74
6,958, 266.76
5, 105, 919.99
1,395,073. 55

2,795, 320.42 1,061,248.78

8,270, 842. 46
17, 292, 362.65
20,304, 224.06
10,401, 220. 61

33,147,054.81
14, 649, 572.95
14,043, 391. 14
10, 907, 119.82
1,257, 578.01

1,417, 479. 53 225,095. 97

156,807, 197.73
216, 694, 334.39
292,836, 270. 30
101, 659, 405. 57
177,818, 564.32
151, 150, 636. 48
166, 128, 514. 80
151, 239, 525. 05
143, 997, 993.90
479, 882, 226. 16
283, 230, 257.83
87,171, 829.83
166, 505, 255. 55
438,430,756.96
101, 266, 334. 50
46,042, 635. 43
44, 583, 843. 36
127,959, 368. 15
83, 133, 055. 51
138, 581, 151.00
124,968, 023.56
111, 404, 276.98
24,348,086.98
709, 903.00
256, 447.20

2,494, 549. 93
7,294, 103.35
11,378, 502.00
29,942,062.00
14, 622, 363.48
55, 937, 113.06
50,762, 371.73
70, 267, 309. 14
27,515,952.82
19,880, 308.76

605, 230. 80
1,662, 191.33
30, 598, 138.97
34, 356,750.00
15,434, 687.00
760, 925.00

National-bank redemption fund herein includes only the annual excess of redemptions on account of national-bank redemption fund since 1890.

470, 236, 423.53
519,891, 773. 32
585,311, 392. 58
409, 895, 472. 48
505, 528, 436.35
452, 565, 389.91
459,873, 796. 89
420, 105, 585. 17
410, 239, 837.65
776,872, 092. 55
581,393, 374. 53
383, 608, 866. 61
466,363, 105. 27
749, 347, 587.11
388,718, 537.64
348, 830, 414.37
331, 015, 404.81
444, 729, 157.51
395, 482, 190.97
476,753, 377.78
483, 586, 608. 08
532,708, 747.44
453,556, 776. 54
466, 184, 922. 15
442, 862, 206. 07
436, 685, 172.91
447, 230, 224.33
459, 818, 124. 30
562, 323, 263.35
714,715, 927.50
646, 674, 987.06
678, 104, 487.27
663, 306, 214. 04
669, 840, 564. 10
750, 392, 020. 41
724, 010, 169. 85
738, 379, 773. 34
793,086, 892. 29
885,031,733. 09
956, 678, 800.75
919, 121, 125. 07

TABLE J.-STATEMENT OF THE COIN AND PAPER CIRCULATION OF THE UNITED STATES FROM 1860 TO 1910, INCLUSIVE, WITH AMOUNT OF CIRCULATION PER САРІТА.

738, 264, 550
697, 216, 341
687,743, 069
676, 372, 713
691, 186, 443

25, 000, 000

751, 363, 213

776, 363, 213

1874...

25, 000, 000

781, 024, 781
773, 273, 509

701, 723, 691 705, 423, 050 703, 496, 526 686, 180, 899 665, 750, 948 655,691, 476 625,898, 804 599,043, 337 558,059, 979 532,651, 791 564, 837, 007 621, 076, 937 672,584, 935 706, 618, 677 704, 460, 451 702, 364, 843 692,989,982 675,788, 473 681,550, 167 732, 348, 460 748, 206, 203 733, 353, 107 779,594, 666 808, 894, 111 851,813, 822 915, 179, 376 956, 457, 706 1,049, 996, 933 1,040, 816, 090 1,063, 783, 749

806, 024, 781 798,273, 509 790, 683, 284 763, 053, 847 789, 790, 976 1,033, 640, 891 1, 185, 550, 327 1,349, 592, 373 1,409, 397, 889 1,473, 236, 574 1,487, 249, 838 1,537, 926, 771 1,558,718, 780 1,633, 412, 705 1,691, 435, 027 1,658, 672, 413 1,685, 123, 429 1,677,793, 644 1,752, 219, 197 1,738, 808, 292 1,805, 577, 418 1,819, 359, 557 1,799,975, 033 1,906, 770,271 2,073, 574, 442 2,190,093, 905 2, 339, 700, 673 2,483,067, 977 2,563, 266, 658 2,684, 710, 987 2,803, 504, 135 2,883, 109, 864 3,069, 976, 591 3, 115, 561, 007 3,378,764, 020 3,406, 328, 354 3, 419,591, 483

$435, 407, 252 448, 405, 767 334,697,744 595, 394, 038 669, 641, 478 714, 971, 860 673, 591, 701 662, 126, 128 680,886, 198 665, 573, 364 676, 284, 427 718, 616, 114 741, 548, 708 753,799,412 776, 083, 031 754, 101, 947 727,609, 388 722, 314, 883 729, 132, 634 818,631, 793 973, 382, 228 1,114, 238, 119 1, 174, 290, 419 1,231,047, 925 1,243, 925, 969 1, 293, 061, 836 1,250, 011, 531 1, 317, 539, 143 1,372, 164, 870 1, 380, 361, 649

Circu

Circulation.

Popula-
tion.

lation

per capita.

$6,695, 225
3,600,000
23,754, 335
79, 473, 245
35,946, 589
55, 426, 760
80, 839, 010
66,208, 541
36, 449, 917
50,898, 289
47,655, 667
25, 923, 169
24, 412, 016
22, 563, 801
29, 941, 750
44, 171, 562
63,073, 896
40, 738, 964
60, 658, 342
215, 009, 098
212, 168, 099
235, 354, 254
235, 107, 470
242, 188, 649
243, 323, 869
244, 864, 935
308, 707, 249
315, 873, 562
319, 270, 157
278, 310, 764
255, 872, 1591, 429, 251, 270
180, 353, 337
150, 872,010
142, 107, 227
144,270,253
217, 391,084 1,601,968, 473
293, 540, 067 1, 506, 434, 966
265, 787,100 1,640, 983, 171
235,714, 547 1, 837, 859, 895
286, 022, 024 1,904, 071, 881
284, 549, 6752, 055, 150, 998
307,760,015 2, 175, 307, 962
313, 876, 107 2, 249, 390, 551
317, 018, 818 2,367,692, 169
284, 361, 275 2,519, 142, 860
295, 227, 211 2, 587, 882, 653
333, 329, 963 2, 736, 646, 628
342, 604, 552 2, 772, 956, 455
340,748, 532 3, 038, 015, 488
300, 087, 697 3. 106, 240, 657
317, 235, 878 3,102, 355, 605

1,497, 440, 307
1, 601, 347, 187
1,596, 701, 065
1,661, 307, 165

NOTE 1.-Specie payments were suspended from January 1, 1862, to January 1, 1879. During the greater part of that period gold and silver coins were not in circulation except on the Pacific coast, where, it is estimated, the specie circulation was generally about $25,000,000. This estimated amount is the only coin included in the above statement from 1862 to 1875, inclusive.

NOTE 2.-In 1876 subsidiary silver again came into use, and is included in this statement, beginning with that year.

NOTE 3.-The coinage of standard silver dollars began in 1878, under the act of February 28, 1878. NOTE 4.-Specie payments were resumed January 1, 1879, and all gold and silver coins, as well as gold and silver bullion in the Treasury, are included in this statement from and after that date. NOTE 5.-For redemption of outstanding certificates an exact equivalent in amount of the appropriate kinds of money is held in the Treasury, and is not included in the account of money held as assets of the Government.

NOTE 6.-This table represents the circulation of the United States as shown by the revised statements of the Treasury Department for June 30 of each of the years specified.

NOTE 7.-The Director of the Mint made a revised estimate of the stock of gold coin, and, as a consequence of such revision, the estimated stock of gold in the United States and of gold coin in circulation has been reduced $135, 000, 000 in the figures for 1907.

NOTE 8.-The Director of the Mint recently made a revised estimate of the stock of subsidiary silver coin, and as a consequence of such revision there has been a reduction of $9,700,000.

NOTE 9.-The details of the foregoing table, showing the amount of each kind of money in circulation each year since 1860, are omitted; but they may be had upon application to the Secretary of the Treasury, Division of Loans and Currency, where a publication covering information on the subject has been prepared for distribution.

NOTE 10.-This table has been revised and shows slight changes from previous figures in many of the items.

a Estimated July 1.

TABLE K.-STatement of UNITED STATES BONDS AND OTHER OBLIGATIONS RECEIVED AND ISSUED BY THE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY FROM NOVEMBER 1, 1909, TO OCTOBER 31, 1910.

Gold certificates, series of 1888 (act July 12, 1882)

Gold certificates, series of 1900 (act Mar. 14, 1900)

Consols of 1930, 2 per cent (act Mar. 14, 1900).. Loan of 1908-1918, 3 per cent (act June 13, 1898). Loan of 1925, 4 per cent (act Jan. 14, 1875). Panama Canal loan, 2 per cent (acts June 28, 1902, and Dec. 21, 1905), series 1916-1936.. Panama Canal loan, 2 per cent (acts June 28, 1902, and Dec. 21, 1905), series 1918-1938

Total..

50, 200

50,000

97, 720,000

50, 200

50,000

185, 500, 000 115, 459, 800

TABLE L.-INTERNAL AND CUSTOMS RECEIPTS AND EXPENSES OF COLLECTING, FROM

The cost of collecting the internal revenue embraces the following items: Salaries and expenses of the Internal-Revenue Service, including collectors, deputy collectors, clerks, etc., and including expenses incident to enforcing the provisions of law taxing oleomargarine; salaries and expenses of revenue agents, surveyors of distilleries, gaugers, storekeepers, and miscellaneous expenses; paper for internal-revenue stamps; expenses of detecting and punishing violations of internal-revenue laws; and expenses of collecting the corporation tax.

The expenses of collecting the revenue from customs includes all sums drawn from the appropriation made by Congress for that purpose. The money is expended for salaries, rents, labor in weighing, gauging, and measuring imported merchandise, revenue boatmen, repairs, and other expenses incident to rented buildings, stationery, and the traveling expenses of special agents, but does not include disbursements for revenue cutters, fuel, lights, water, furniture, janitors, etc., for buildings owned by the Government, nor disbursements for erecting new buildings, all of which are paid for from specific appropriations made for those purposes.

The expenses of collecting internal and customs revenue do not include the disbursements for salaries, etc., incident to auditing these accounts in the office of the Auditor for the Treasury Department. d No data.

• Includes $20,951,780.97 corporation tax.

TABLE M.-STATEMENT SHOWING THE AGGREGATE RECEIPTS, EXPENSES, AVERAGE NUMBER OF PERSONS EMPLOYED, and Cost TO COLLECT INTERNAL REVENUE IN THE SEVERAL COLLECTION DISTRICTS DURING THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1910.

$30, 342. 21
21, 177.33

163, 523, 33

48, 506. 40

28, 268.65

30, 172.81

45,836.00

32, 449.75

42, 152. 71

14, 295. 11

100, 401. 66
180,305,39
74, 227, 65

18, 510. 51

91, 993. 79

106,716.64

20, 369. 37

21, 105, 98

28, 437. 13
97,620.55

343, 110.72

97, 724.29

160, 533. 42

56, 227.01
42, 412. 16

38, 654. 07 193, 689.08 24,388.64 93, 315. 37 22, 280.48 18,495. 39 59,759.66 72, 755.84 35, 481.90 45, 185.99

The statement of total expenses includes salaries and expenses of internal-revenue agents, salaries of the officers, clerks, and employees in the office of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, amounts expended in detecting and punishing violations of internal-revenue laws, cost of paper for internal-revenue stamps, and certain miscellaneous expenses.