-REPORT

OF THE

COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY

OF MARYLAND.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
ANNAPOLIS, MD., JANUARY 3, 1894.
To THE HONORABLE

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND:

I respectfully submit the following exhibits of the opera-
tions of the Treasury Department during the fiscal year ended
Sept. 30th, 1893, as required by Article 19, Section 9, of the
Code of Public General Laws.

RECEIPTS.

There has been received into the Treasury from all
sources, during the fiscal year ended the 30th day of Septem-
ber 1893, the sum of $2,533,611.48 as given in detail in "State-
ment A," in the first Appendix of this Report, and the balance
in the Treasury at the close of the previous fiscal year was
$482,048.46, making the total amount in the Treasury during
the fiscal year $3,115,659.94.

The amount of receipts in the Treasury for the fiscal year
1893 is less than for the previous year by $472,939.70. This
decrease can be accounted for from the fact that the receipts
for the fiscal year 1892 contained $371,299.83 received from
the General Government and $100,000.00 from the sale of an
equal amount of the Exchange Loan of 1891, and $37,202.28
from the sureties of Stevenson Archer, late Treasurer, aggre-
gating $508,502.11, a simple subtraction will show the receipts
from the usual sources for the fiscal "year 1893 exceed those of
1892 by $25,562.41.

DISBURSEMENTS.

The disbursements during the fiscal year 1893 amounted