The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-09-03
tion shall consist of two delegates from
each association.
FORMS FOR RFPORTS

fOh91S tOR kEPORTS.
The commiIteee to consider and report
upon the blank form of report reported
through its chairman Mr.. Ely. The blank
form was discussed section by section and
finally adopted as recommended by the
committee, with some slight modifica-
tions. 1t embraces the following ques-
tions:-
/. Name Of association, secretary and loca-
2. Date of latest annual report How often
are reports issued?
3. Is the issue serial or terminating?
a. If serial, how often is the series issued
5. How many had been issued at the date of
the latest annual reportf How many then run
ningi Date of maturity of latest series closed
up time Gn months) of maturity.
o. Maturity value of shares Number OF
shares held in each series at date Of the latest
annual report
e Total amount Of dues paid and amount of
dues in arrears at date of latest annual report
Total amount paid in on one paid-up share in
each SERIES
s. Value per share in each series at date OF
latest annual report.
0. withdrawal value per share in each series
at date of latest annual report.
10. Total amount OF dues unpaid at date OIL
latest annual report Unpaid intere ST, unpaid
fines, unpaid premium instalments, dues paid in
advance.
II. Amount Of cash borrowed by the Associa-
tion during the year. Amount repaid.
12. Total assets at the date of latest annual
report, including Hereunder, dues, interest and
date of last annual meeting.
13. Total net profits at date of latest annual
report
IA. Investment of assets on bond and mort
gage loans on shares, on other securities, real
estate on hand owned by the Association, mar
ket value, cash on hand?
10. What is the amount of the largest mort
gage loan foreclosure, smallest, average? What
is the amount of the largest book loan, smallest,
average?
16. What is the established margin required on
loan if any?
II. Are loans placed outside of your city or
town? Within what radius have loans been
49, What interest rate was charged during the
year? What was the highest premium bidY
Smallest? Average?
10. Is the premium deducted In advance or paid
in periodical fnstallments? If the former, is in
terest charged on the gross amount or maturing
value of the shares borrowed on, or on the
amount of cash actually advanced? Are any re-
bates allowed, or is the whole premium charged
and considered carried at once? State premium
and general plan of association in detail if neces-
sary an extra sheet.
20. Number and amount of securities in default
of foreclosure during the year Have any losses
occurred in this or any other ways?
q. Number of shareholders. Total male,
female, firms, corporations or associations.
%. Number of shareholders borrowers. Total
male. femalr, firms, corporations or associa-
tionS.
23. How many are paying for houses through
the Association. How many houses have been
built during the past year through loans from
Cne ASSOclaulOn.
"A. Number of shares borrowed on.
25. Amount paid in Withdrawals and matured
shares during the year.
%. Number of saaried officers Total amount
of salaries paid during the yeari Other office
expenses.
27. What relation does a borrowing share
holder hold to the Association. In what respect,
il any, is he still considered member.
rs. General remarks and suggestions.
The following was then adopted
Resolved, That when this meeting adjourns it
adjourns to meet the first Tuesday of Janu-
ary at Trenton for the purpose of forming q
State League of Building and Loan Associations.
Votes of thanks were passed TO Chief
Bishop, before the meeting adjourned.
The Jersey City delegates who attended
with their associations were:-Henry
Steffens, f. c. Harmstad. Lafayette
George w. LaForge, Bergen No. q
George A. Haynes, Hudson County Gale
donian; William v. Garrison, Car
teret; l.. McCrara. HUDSON Mutual
Jos. r Mullins, KearHey: james M
| Matthews, Equitable: Jos. A. Riordan
Peoples; A. Franck, North Hudson
M. B. Coughlin, Columbia: L
| w. Smith, Highland and Fairmount
j. p. Landiene, Howe and Montgomery
Charles G. Black, Montgomery; JOSEPH
| Parry, Hoboken; C. w. Laws. Star; Frank
o. Cole. Phoenix; William c. Burke, Cas-
| tie Point.