Receipts:
(1.) Property income from domains and forests$11.7
From mines and salt-works2.5
From railways22.5
Miscellaneous5.0
$41.7
(2.) Royal Lottery1.0
(3.) Bureau of Justice$12.7
Harbors and bridges.5
13.2
(4.) Direct taxes$35.5
(5.) Indirect taxes (for Prussia)12.3
Total receipts$103.6
Expenditures:
(1.) Civil list3.0
(2.) Debt25.0
(3.) Various ministries, schools, etc.49.5
(4.) Pensions4.0
(5.) Miscellaneous19.5
Total expenditures[352]$101.0

The Prussian direct taxes include (1) a land-tax, (2) a house-tax, (3) an income-tax, (4) a class-tax, (5) a trade-tax, and (6) miscellaneous taxes.

IV. How the French supply themselves may be seen by the following statement:[353]

French Budget, 1881.

[In millions and tenths of millions.]

Receipts:
Direct taxes$75.9
Similar taxes4.7
Registry, stamps, etc135.1
Forests7.6
Customs (and salt duty $3.5)65.4
Indirect taxes (including tobacco)209.7
Post-Office and telegraph27.2
Miscellaneous29.8
Total receipts$555.4
Expenditures:
Public debt, etc.$249.0
General functions of the ministries243.7
Administrative expenses, cost of revenue collections, etc.58.5
Miscellaneous3.5
Total expenditures$554.7

The direct taxes are (1) on property; (2) one nearly like our poll-tax together with a species of income-tax; (3) a tax on doors and windows; and (4) one on licenses.