RECEIPTS.

Subscribed funds: 
United States Government ................................. $4,752,968.45
City of St Louis .........................................  4,964.148.66
Individual subscriptions .................................  4,839,867.28
-------------- $14,556,984.39
Loans: 
United States Government .................................  4,600,000.00
Loan on stock subscriptions, etc. ........................    438,000.00
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5,038,000.00
Less repaid ..............................................  5,038,000.00
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Revenue: 
Admissions ...............................................  6,244,544.65
Concessions ..............................................  3,081,406.78
All other sources ........................................  1,931,571.35
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11,257,522.78
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25,814,507.17

DISBURSEMENTS.

Expenditures: 
Construction .............................................$16,729,755.49
Less salvage                                                  625,680.90
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16,104,074.59
Rents of grounds and buildings ...........................  1,279,913.80
All other expenses .......................................  7,713,307.34
Estimated liability for restoration of site ..............    250,000.00
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$25,347,295.73
Surplus, subject to liability on pending suits and claims       467,211.45
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25,814,507.18

The above condensed statement has been prepared from the accounts of the company to May 3, 1905, and from an estimate of future receipts and expenditures furnished us by the president of the Exposition Company.

JONES, CAESAR, DICKINSON, WILMOT & CO.

ST. Louis, June 12, 1905.

APPENDIX 2.

DISPOSAL OF SALVAGE OF LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION.

State of Missouri, City of St. Louis, ss: 

Before me, this the 16th day of March, 1905, personally appeared H.S.  Albrecht, who, being duly sworn, on his oath says: 

My name is H.S.  Albrecht.  I reside in St. Louis.  Have lived here the past twenty-five years.  I am engaged in business in St. Louis.  In regard to the sale of the salvage of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company I herewith make the following statement: 

When I saw by the papers that bids were requested for the wrecking and removal of certain exhibit buildings now on the World’s Fair grounds I decided that I would make a bid on same.  I submitted a bid on that part of the salvage to be disposed of as shown in the specifications prepared by Director of Works Taylor and on following buildings: 

Mines and Metallurgy; Liberal Arts; Education and Social Economy; Manufactures; Electricity; Varied Industries; Machinery; Transportation; Forestry, Fish, and Game; Agricultural; Horticulture; four dairy barns, octagonal; live-stock forum; Live-Stock Congress Hall; stock barns; Steam, Gas, and Fuel Building, and cooling towers; Festival Hall; terrace of States, including pedestals and statuary; two pagoda restaurant buildings on Art Hill; four fire-engine houses; five toilet-room buildings; five band stands.