* Includes $4,515,509.29 State Taxes.

† Includes $550,157.28 State Taxes.

* Includes $556.542.03 State Taxes.

COMPARATIVE STATE

STATEMENT SHOWING THE TOTAL VALUATIONS OF REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE, THE
INCLUSIVE, THE TOTAL FUNDED DEBT, THE AMOUNT THEREOF held as
FUNDED DEBT, THE CASH BALANCES OF THE SEVERAL SINKING
OF THE SINKING FUNDS FROM

Norr-In 1898 taxes were levied in the boroughs of Manhattan and The Bronx (former City of New York) only, based on the budget for 1898, adopted by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment in 1897, as follows:

Total Budget...

Less amount supplied from the revenues of the General Fund.

Add estimated deficiency in the product of taxes...

51,443,643 64
5.040,900 48

46.402,743 16
954.119 97
Total taxes.....
$47,356,863 13
In all other localities within the city taxes for purposes of 1898 were levied prior to January 1, 1898, excepting in
Long Island City, where taxes for 1808 for City and Ward purposes were levied pursuant to chapter 532, Laws of 1898
(see Appendix to the Comptroller's Annual Report for 1808).

1900.

Manhattan

The Bronx

Brooklyn

Queens

Richmond

* Includes $a$ 200 of property bable for taxation for State purposes only, on which the rate was .20439

MENT B--PART IV.

TAX RATES, BUDGETS AND AMOUNT OF TAX LEVIES FOR THE YEARS 1898 TO 1904,
INVESTMENT BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND, THE NET
FUNDS AS AT DECEMBER 31 OF EACH YEAR, AND THE REVENUES
1898 TO 1904, INCLUSIVE.

† In addition to the above there were at December 31, 1898, bonds outstanding of various corporations now wholly or partly included in The City of New York, as stated on pages 24 and 25 and in Statement No. 29, on page 273, of the Comptroller's Annual Report for the year 1898.

§ $93,520,082 03 $ 9,026,191 26 $ 1,689,877 81 $ 86,183,768 58 |+$ 358,104,307 11 †$ 105,435,871 70 ts 252,668,435 41 $ 5,200,566 42 $ 12,681,271 75

§ Includes the redemption of Revenue Bonds issued in 1898 to supply the deficiency in the tax levies for 1898

purposes, to wit: $7,175,850.88, see Statement No. 41 (page 305), Comptroller's Annual Report for 1899.

In addition to the above there were at December 31, 1899, bonds outstanding of various corporations now wholly or partly included in The City of New York, as stated on pages 26 and 27 and in Statement No. 50, on page 395, of the Comptroller's Annual Report for the year 1899.

$90,778,972 48 $9,855,272 71 $ 1,618,473 98 $ 82,542,173 75 |†$ 389,905,899 39 $ 112,288,129 01 1$ 277,617,770 38 $4,863,458 53 $ 14,459,671 43

† In addition to the above there were at December 31, 1900, bonds outstanding of various corporations now wholly or partly included in The City of New York, as stated on page 24 and in Statement No. 54, on page 452, of the

COMPARATIVE STATE

STATEMENT SHOWING THE TOTAL VALUATIONS OF REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE, THE
INCLUSIVE, THE TOTAL FUNDED DEBT, THE AMOUNT THEREOF HELD AS
FUNDED DEBT, THE CASH BALANCES OF THE SEVERAL SINKING
OF THE SINKING FUNDS FROM

NOTE. In 1898 taxes were levied in the boroughs of Manhattan and The Bronx (former City of New York) only,
based on the budget for 1898, adopted by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment in 1897, as follows:
Total Budget...

Less amount supplied from the revenues of the General Fund.

Add estimated deficiency in the product of taxes.

Total taxes....

51,443,643 64
5,040,900 48

46,402,743 16 954,119 97 $47,356,863 13

In all other localities within the city taxes for purposes of 1898 were levied prior to January 1, 1898, excepting in Long Island City, where taxes for 1898 for City and Ward purposes were levied pursuant to chapter 532, Laws of 1898 (see Appendix to the Comptroller's Annual Report for 1898).

1900.

Manhattan

The Bronx....
Brooklyn

Queens.

Richmond

$2,932,445,464 00 $545,906.565 00*$3,478,352,029 00 $86,021,982 00

* Includes $986,200 of property liable for taxation for State purposes only, on which the rate was .20439.

* Includes $ 1,148,500 of property liable for taxation for State purposes only, on which the rate was .22384.

MENT B--PART IV.

TAX RATES, BUDGETS AND AMOUNT OF TAX LEVIES FOR THE YEARS 1898 TO 1904,
INVESTMENT BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND, THE NET
FUNDS AS AT DECEMBER 31 OF EACH YEAR, AND THE REVENUES
1898 TO 1904, INCLUSIVE.

+ In addition to the above there were at December 31, 1898, bonds outstanding of various corporations now wholly or partly included in The City of New York, as stated on pages 24 and 25 and in Statement No. 29, on page 273, of the Comptroller's Annual Report for the year 1898.

§ $93,520,082 03 $9,026,191 26 $ 1,689,877 81 $ 86,183,768 58 ||†$ 358,104,307 11 †$ 105,435,871 70 t$ 252,668,435 41 $5,200,566 42 $ 12,681,271 75

§ Includes the redemption of Revenue Bonds issued in 1898 to supply the deficiency in the tax levies for 1898

purposes, to wit: $7,175,850.88, see Statement No. (page 306), Comptroller's Annual Report for 1899.

In addition to the above there were at December 31, 1899, bonds outstanding of various corporations now wholly or partly included in The City of New York, as stated on pages 26 and 27 and in Statement No. 50, on page 395, of the Comptroller's Annual Report for the year 1899.

$90,778,972 48 $9,855,272 71 $ 1,618,473 98 $ 82,542,173 75 †$ 389,905,899 39 $ 112,288,129 01 †$ 277,617,770 38 $4,863,458 53 $ 14,459,671 43

↑ In addition to the above there were at December 31, 1900, bonds outstanding of various corporations now wholly or partly included in The City of New York, as stated on page 24 and in Statement No. 54, on page 452, of the