REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY. XI

This balance of $1,684.76 has been paid into the Treasury
since September 30, 1895.

Table No. 11 shows the receipts from licenses and from
lax upon premiums paid by Insurance Companies during the
fiscal year 1895, as returned by the Insurance Commissioner
and paid into the Treasury, amounting to $124,401.48, being
an increase of 3,398.58 over the receipts from same source for
the preceding fiscal year.

Table No. 12 show the receipts from the franchise tax
upon deposits in Savings Banks and Institutions, amounting
to $26,576.48, an increase of $1,001.50 over the receipts of the
fiscal year 1894.

Tables Nos. 13 to 17, both inclusive, shows the amounts
due the State, exclusive of interest from the various account-
ing officers of the State, remaining uncollected in their hands,
us well as amounts due from Railroads and other Incorporated
Institutions.

Tables No. 18 and 19 show the disbursements of the Con-
tingent Funds of the Comptroller and the Treasury.

Table No. 20 shows the condition of the Tobacco Fund
as required by Resolution No. 13, of the General Assembly
of 1886.

An examination of the tables showing the condition of
the Tobacco Fund in the last three or four reports of the
Comptroller, will prove to be interesting to the people of the
State. The balance due the State on the Tobacco Warehouses
is now being rapidly decreased by the largely increased reve-
nues from rentals of two of the Tobacco Warehouses and
Wharves, without detriment to the interest of the tobacco
growers of the State. And if the present system is maintained,
in a very few years the debt will be extinguished and the re-
ceipts from inspections and rentals will be a considerable rev-
enue to the State.

Table No. 21 shows receipts and disbursements of the
Commissioners of Fisheries.

Statements A, B, C, D and E, of Part II. of the Appen-
dix, to this report, contains the returns of emoluments of the
various officers therein reported.