IKTUODUCTJON'. 



T A H hi-: 11. 



According to tub data of tiik 



income and assessed taxes for 



1889, FOR ALL Russia. 



Share un- Guild un- Small un- 

 dertakings. , DERTAKINGS. DERTAKINGS. 



<n CO 



PL, 



m a 





Millions of paper rouble 



C ra 111 e r c i a 1 undertakings: 



1. Banks ^ 



2. Insurance companies » 



;i. TrausporTaiion ' 



•4. Water works, gas, eleclic lighting. 



5. Trade in grain and other provi- 

 sions 



C. Trade in timber, furniture, flax 

 and hemp 



7. Trade in tissues, clothes, leather, 

 writing paper 



8. Trade in metals and metal goods 



9. > > glass, chemical and other 

 pioducts 



10. Ilotels, stores, baths, tobacco trade. 



11. Contracts, offices, artels ^. , . . 



12. \'arious trade concerns 



9. 



10. 

 II. 

 12. 

 13. 

 14. 

 15. 

 16. 



Industrial undertakings. 



Cotton goods 



Linen, hemp, bark goods .... 



Woollen goods 



Silk » 



Dyeing, dressing and printing lis 



sues 



Writing and other paper, book- 



ijinding 



Leather, gutta-percha, shoes . . 

 Woodwork, tannery, carpentry. , 

 Metal works, machines, carriages 

 Glass, porcelain, cement . . . . 

 Chemical goods, cosmetics. . . . 

 Tallow, fats, oils, wax, stearin . 



Food 



Mining ® 



Spirit, sugar tobacco ^ 



Various industrial undertakings, 

 as tailoring, printing and photog- 

 raphy 



30.7 

 3 9 

 4.0 

 1.6 



0.1 

 0.1 



1.8 



21.4 

 2 9 

 2.0 

 0.1 



1.5 



0.5 

 2.4 

 0.5 

 2.2 

 0.8 

 1.2 

 0.8 

 1.8 

 38 

 8.6 



* In the case of share und^-rtakings only the profits are given. From them have been 

 calculated the conventitmal amount ff business, by multiplying the profit by 50 or tra 

 ding, and by 20 for indu.-trial undertakings. 



' Except Government institutions. 



^ Mutual insurance is not included, because it does not bear income tax. 



* Namely: tramways, steamers, various carrying enterprises; railways are not subject 

 to tax. 



^ Contracts play the chief part in the figures of this column. 



^ Mining and e.^ci.'ie-paying uudertfikings were not subject in 1889 to assessed tai, 

 but only to income tax, which is paid by share undertakings; they arc therefore placed in 

 the Tabic only in the C'dunui of such enterprises. 



