The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-01-23
PROSPEROUS INSTITUTIONS.

The Following Reports Have Been Made to
the Bank Commission by the New Ha-
ven Cooperative Savings and Loan
Associations and the New Haven Savings
Ranks.
New Haven Cooperative Saving and
Loan association:
Assets: Loans on real estate, $SS,S00;
loans on collateral security, 500; loans
on stock of the association, $1,6o5; cash
on hand, $4,S1512 Total assets, S45-
92012.
Liabilities: Whole amount of d-posl's,
$4S, 1888; surplus account, $3.50; inter-
est account, $2,739S3. Total liabilities,
$45, 920.12.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Number of depositors having less
than $1,000, ISL; total amount, SS2, 2So.l2.
Number of depositors having l,ooo
and not over $4,000, 6; total amount, So
643.37.
Number of depositors having over
$4,000 and not over $4,000, l.; total
amount, $2,239.9o.
Total number of depositors, 1853; total
deposits, $43, 1880.
Largest amount due single deposit
tor So, 1890.
Number of accounts opened during
the year, GA; number closed, 81.
Amount of accounts opened during
the year, $2,7Ss.s3.
Amount of dividends declared during
the year, $1,6SO65.
Amount deposited, including interest
credited, the past year, $15.S05.65.
A,,,n t,xrrit lIdY HIrJiOcr the
SIS, 274.4S. 5
Increase Of deposits the past year,
s3117.
Total office expenses the past year,
including salaries, $46l.13.
Are all loans upon real estate secured
by first mortgage? Yes.
| Largest amount loaned to one indi-
vidual company, society or corpora
ton, $500.
OFFICERS.
President, Henry r. Peck vice presi-
dent, James Bishop; secretary, Robert
e Baldwin; auditors, John NJ. Peck,
Edward r. Mansfield; treasurer, John
A. Richardson; directors, Franklin II.
| Hart Nelson Adams, Frank S. Andrew,
Charles L. Baldwin, Joseph Porter, A.
Hsaton Robertson, Albert Tilton Fred
B. Farnsworth, Henry H. Sparks, Fran
els Potter, James d. DeWell.
NEW HAVEN SAVINGS BANK.
Assets: Loans on real estate, ", Ia
1872; loans on collateral security, $780,
1888 so; loans on personal security only,
$12S, sos; United States bonds, 100000;
town, city and corporation bonds, 3d.
m NJ ihnrnl1ph n0taS
| $40, 500; school district notes, 1900;
railroad bonds, $2.s1s,5oO; bank stocks
in Connecticut s136, 200 real estate by
foreclosure, 1864; banking house, &c.
900; tax account, $9,6S4.66; expense ac-
count, s5,0S1.24; real estate, bank site,
$3S, 658.49; Mercantile National bank,
New York, deposit, $56,613.46; cash In
bank, $3.50, 660.S5; cash on hand, $179,99T-
49, Total assets, IS. S6s ,soO0s.
Liabilities: Whole amount of depos-
it's, $8,413,5 1914; surplus account, $275,-
900; interest account, $120 1862; profit
and loss account, $50, 46402. Total liza
bilities, $S.869, 10000.
The investments included United
States bonds amounting in par value to
| $40, 500; school districts notes of New
Haven city and town of Orange
(north). the total par value of which is
100000; town, city and corporation
bonds, the par value of which is $3,0S0,
| $40, and the market value S3,327, 315; and
railroad bonds amounting in par value
| to $2,313, 500, and in market value to S.
2S5, 223; and the following New Haven
bank stocks:
Par Book Market