Alexander Hamilton Papers

Statement IV: [Quarterly Statement of Cash in the Hands of the Treasurer], 13 February 1793

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Quarterly Statement of Cash in the Hands of the Treasurer of the United states, for the Year 1791.

Balance of Cash in my hands the 30th of June 1791, see below 533.638. 24
Balance of Cash in the Bank of North America 428.200.17.
Ditto New York 92.680.77.
Ditto Massachusetts 2.226.76
Cash paid on account of Contingent expenses 490.54
The[o]dosius Fowler & Company’s Note  10.000.  
533.638. 24
From the 1st of January to the 30th. June, two quarters.
Balance of Cash in my hands the 30th of September 1791, See below 622.233. 99
Cash in the Bank of North America 136.830.38.
Ditto New York 465.926.94.
Ditto Maryland 31.391.78.
Ditto Massachusetts  28.084.89.
622.233. 99.
Balance of Cash in my hands the 31st of December, 1791, see below 953.862. 75.
Cash in the Bank of the United States 133.000.
Ditto North America 471.972.28.
Ditto New York 224.677.35.
Ditto Massachusetts 65.578.22.
Ditto Maryland 50.665.29
Ditto Providence   7.969.61.
953.862. 75.

The previous sickness, and afterwards the death of Mr. Eveleigh the last Comptroller,51 which happened on the 15th of April 1791, occasioned an accommodation between the Secretary of the Treasury and the Bank of North America, with respect to a number of Warrants, which were not countersigned; the Bank agreeing to pay them, and retain them in its possession, till the appointment of a Comptroller, when they could be regularly countersigned, and charged to my account. This caused an agreement with the Comptroller, that the two first quarters of the year 1791 might be included in one account, in order that the different Offices in the Treasury Department should correspond in their balances.

Samuel Meredith,
Treasurer of the United States

Treasury of the United States.

51Nicholas Eveleigh.

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