COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE COMMERCE
Through Saint Mary's Falls Canal, Mich., for the season of 1895 and 1896.
(From the report of G. J. LYDECKER, Lieutenant-Colonel of Engineers, U. S. A.)
+ The item of Unclassified Freight includes 2358 tons of wool and 31 tons of hides.
The United States canal was opened April 21, and closed December 8, 1896-season 232 days. The Canadian canal was opened May 7, and closed December 10, 1896-season 218 days. United States canal was open to navigation during the season of 1895, 231 days.
Quantities and value of exports of hog products from the United States to France and Germany from 1876 to 1896, inclusive.
STATE VALUATIONS OF PROPERTY FOR TAXATION In the State of Illinois, from 1839 to 1896, inclusive; also the public debt of the State for the same time.
NOTE.-Up to 1850 only the aggregate valuations in the several counties were reported to the State officers, and from 1852 to 1857, inclusive, a few counties returned only the aggregates; hence the details of real estate and personal property valuations are not complete for those years. In 1867 and 1868 the details of valuation are not entirely correct, owing to changes by the operation of the equalization law. Since 1868 the valuations are as equalized. The total valuations in each of the several years are correct and official.
The valuations for 1873 as equalized are largely in excess of any previous year. In 1874 some changes were made in the manner of equalizing the assessments, resulting in reducing all the valuations, especially those of railroad property.
The State debt, as noted, represents it as it stood on the 1st of January in each of the several years to 1869; in 1869 and 1870, as it stood December 1; in 1871, as it stood December 31; from 1872 to 1879, as it stood December 1
CHICAGO REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Valuation for purposes of taxation, also the taxes levied, and the public debt of the city in each year since 1852.
WEST DIVISION. Total Real est. Pers. prop. Real est. Pers. prop. valuation.
$ 4,414,466 8 1,844,280 $2,357,642 6,594,465 3,003,444 4,321,909 8,657,840 4,467,546 7,442,799 10,400,279 4,423,527 7,795,931 13,424,370 4,480,941 8,330,150 15,330,900 5,663,670 9,181,274 15,546,006 4,441,630 9,544,805 15,967,100 4,842,291 9,574,253
686,150 4,137,788 867,693 782,754 529,426 5,190,960 16,015,923 4,632,160 9,875,750 638,137 5,306,462 16,099,742 3,733,838 9,965,360 633,508
37,053,512 9-10 of 1 per ct.
16,165,540 4,181,580 10,160,510 663,285 5,261,495 18,807,321 5,615,212 10,528,466 1,192,710 5,807,465 19,948,868 9,030,955 11,232,042 1,433,060 5,967,113 24,001,511 16,925,363 13,213,243 1,146,380 6,849,745 37,460,007 14,991,229 20,406,226 2,773,140 8,628,883 73,133,320 40,640,215 44,701,700 85,313,610 41,952,950 59,657,620 101,286,390 39,986,536 75,790,940 105,086,780 38,625,670 81,284,400 110,661,940 38,707,360 87,644,630 114,273,540 27,434,240 95,768,880 126,669,660 123,366,620
7,372,235 23,610,900 8,567,060 29,519,430 9,165,060 34,293,910 8,499,610 37,272,420 9,355,560 38,592,080 15,507,710 10,951,660
35,660,415 102,827,480 33,472,680 33,388,290 100,843,230 9,294,100 34,339,460 62,955,425 33,203,075 48,388,869 9,361,416 16,504,561 63,274,310 26,172,921 49,914,387 7,575,482 18,033,763 55,453,480 23,321,730 44,199,520 6,722,270 16,429,533 49,485,276 19,672,598 38,654,273 6,121,204 16,280,504 41,475,275 17,050,404 37,134,613 5,767,092 14,453,665 41,673,600 18,694,960 34,883,888 5,359,287 12,494,009 41,900,456 19,283,962 35,410,257 5,262,552 12,788,342 45,502,908 18,834,583 35,863,654 5,799,314 14,513,438 50,297,787 20,135,750 36,986,137 6,464,905 14,512,871 52,179,762 20,245,207 37,874,944 6,357,458 14,821,322 54,101,130 20,523,214 40,966,376 6,700,879 15,487,405 62,768,343 22,365,660 46,597,438 7,014,675 17,388,101 62,380,962 24,658,958 45,970,563 6,874,264 17,259,265 61,814,622 26,723,787 44,478,416 8,043,577 16,999,320 83,088,147 36,116,184 48,595,736 9,431,111 20,960,110 96.749.431 36,881,903 51,692,428 8,744,303 22,111,995 117,983,233 40,779,258 59,653,940 9,052,500 25,716,618 113,139,325 41,282,681 53,697,921 8,542,632 23,777,390 111,137,940 44,060,872 53,502,579 9,240,328 24,658,601 111,480,497 42,789,985 54,556,560 10,263,805 24,926,307 112,741,234 38,662,475 54,628,835 9,419,195 25,128,773 113.472.359 35.831.988 56,245,270 9,962,889 25,967,246
NOTE.-From 1851 to 1862, inclusive, a lamp tax of half a mill to two mills was levied on certain portions of the city, and is included in the above total tax. The city debt as noted represents it as it stood on February 10 in 1852 to 1854, inclusive; on February 1 in 1855 to 1861, inclusive; on April 1 in 1862 to 1874, inclusive; and on Dec. 31, since 1874. Valuations for 1875 to 1883, inclusive, are by the county assessment, as equalized by the State Board of Equaliza- tion, and in some of these years do not include railroad property. The city tax on railroad property for 1882 and 1883, something over $100,000 for each year, is not included in the above total tax. The above figures for 1889 include the districts annexed to the city of Chicago July 15 of that year.
1,693,765 85,953,250 2 5,568,474 195,026,844 1 3-10 5,236,330 230,247,000 1 4-10 5,502,059 266,024,880 11⁄2 5,217,670 275,986,550 4,784,900 289,746,470 2,100,490 284,197,430 2,491,100 312,072,995 1 8-10 2,463,440 303,705,140 1 8-10 3,250,900 173,764,246 2 94-100 3,067,315 168,038,178 2 4-10 2,273,615 148,400,148 2 7-10 1,767,581 131,981,436 2 86-100 2,088,986 117,970,035 3 201-1000 1,897,817 115,003,561 3 33-100 1,693,886 116,339,455 3 472-1000 " 1,859,498 122,373,395 3 372-1000 1,889,831 130,287,281 3 41-100 1,812,422 133,291,115 3 548-1000 " 2,179,284 139,958,288 3 682-1000 2,361,915 158,496,132 3 38 7-10 2,505,619 161,204,535 3 47 6-10 2,582,005 160,641,727 3 55 2,912,731 201,104,019 3 76 3-10 3,174,308 219,354,368 4 35 7-10 3,414,025 256,599,574 4 07 4-10 3,292,189 243,732,138 4.98 2-10 3,190,031 245,790,351 4 80 7-10 3,415,288 247,425,442 4 76
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
The following official table shows the amount of gross receipts of the Illinois Central Railroad since its completion to October 31, 1896, and the amount of tax paid into the State Treasury in accordance with the provisions of its charter :
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