Table A.-Number and amount of United States bonds issued....

Table B.-Number and amount of United States bonds canceled..

Table C.-Transactions in Spanish indemnity bonds..

Table D.-General summary of unissued bonds..

Table E.-Work performed by the division...

649

649

649

650

650

Table

Note, coupon, and currency division:

I.-Number and amount of gold certificates, currency

certificates of deposit, and seven-thirty Treasury

notes received and registered..

Table II.-Number and amount of interest checks of various loans

on hand July 1, 1888, and received in fiscal year 1889,

and number counted, registered, examined, and com-

pared

651

652

Table IIa.-Number and amount of interest checks of various

loans received..

652

Table IIb-Total number of interest checks of various loans on file.

Table III.-Number of redeemed detached coupons of various

loans on hand, received, counted, examined, etc.........

Table IIIa.-Number of redeemed detached coupons of various

loans received.............

654

654

655

Table IIIb.-Comparative statement of redeemed (detached) cou-

pons, etc

655

Table

IV.-Number and amount of redeemed (detached) coupons

received in the note, coupon, and currency division

up to June 30, 1891

656

Table

V.-Number and amount exchanged, redeemed, and

transferred United States coupon bonds examined,

counted, etc................

657

Table

Table

VI.-Number and amount of United States notes, silver

certificates, gold certificates, refunding certifi-

cates, fractional currency, etc., examined, counted,

canceled, and destroyed

VII.-Schedule of statistical destructions.

Table VIII.-Work performed in files rooms, etc.-

Table IX.-Number and amount of exchanged, redeemed, and

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transferred United States coupon bonds, and num-

ber of attached coupons that after examination,

registration, etc., have been delivered to the de-

struction committee..

658

660

660

661

age.

REPORT OF THE REGISTER-Continued.

Note, coupon, and currency division-Continued.

Table

Table

X.-Number and amount of exchanged, redeemed, and

transferred United States coupon bonds and bonds

of the District of Columbia and Louisville and

Portland Canal Company, and number of attached

coupons that have been examined, registered, and

scheduled in duplicate, and on file

XI.-Consolidated recapitulation of Table X..

Table XII.-Exchanged, redeemed, and transferred United States

coupon bonds, after having been entered in the

numerical register, returned to and now on file ..

Table XIII.-United States coupon bonds becoming statistical re-

demptions, and after having been entered in the

numerical registers delivered to the destruction

committee.----

Table XIV.-United States interest-bearing notes and certificates

issued, redeemed, and outstanding.......

Table XV.-Dates when each issue of United States currency be-

665

670

673

673

674

REPORT OF THE REGISTER-Continued.

Balances of appropriations and expenditures, etc.-Continued.

Page.

Expenditures for assessing and collecting the internal revenue..

Number, occupation, and compensation of persons employed in the cus-

toms service...

826

828

Population, net revenue, and net expenditures of the Government from

1837 to 1891..........

845

Comparative statement of the receipts and expenditures on account of

customs...

846

Comparative statement of the receipts and expenditures on account of

internal revenue

846

859-866

859

REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF THE MISCELLANEOUS DIVISION.

Receipts and disbursements on account of immigration..........

Appendix.

Table 1.-Number of immigrants inspected and admitted into the

United States, and the number of the prohibited classes

discovered and returned to the countries whence they

came

864

Table 2.-Nativity of immigrants arriving at the several ports of the

United States...

864

Table 3.-Number of immigrants destined to each State, Territory,

and the District of Columbia..

865

Table 4.-Trades and occupations of immigrants as reported on arrival

at ports in the United States....

866

ANNUAL REPORT ON THE FINANCES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Washington, D. C., December 7, 1891.

SIR: I have the honor to submit the following report:

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.

Fiscal year 1891.

The revenues of the Government from all sources for the fiscal year

For the civil establishment, including foreign intercourse, public buildings, collecting the revenues, deficiency in postal revenues, rebate of tax on tobacco, refund of direct taxes, French spoliation claims, District of Columbia, and other miscellaneous expenses...... $110, 048, 167 49 For the military establishment, including rivers and harbors, forts, arsenals, and sea-coast defenses.......

For the naval establishment, including construction of new vessels, machinery, armament, equipment, and improvement at navy-yards.. For Indian service..

For pensions......

For interest on the public debt

For postal service.

Total expenditures.......

Leaving a surplus of............

48, 720, 065 01

26, 113, 896 46 8,527, 469 01 124, 415, 951 40 37, 547, 135 37 65, 931, 785 72

421, 304, 470 46

37, 239, 762 57