The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-24
CONDITION OF THE BANKS
ANNUIL REPORT OF THE s7ATE
 COMMISSIONERS.
Savings Banks Now Number Ninety The Assets and Liabilities of Savings Banks, state Banks and Trust COm- pantes--Threo Banks Enjoincd from Paying Deposits Declared Solvent.

Hartford, Conn, Dec. 24.-State Bank Commissioners Charles H. Noble and George s. Kendall to-day made public their annual report covering the year ending September 30. The number of saving banks in the state has been in- creased to the number of ninety, by the addition of the Tarryville bank. The following statement is an abstract of the assets and liabilities, as compared with those of 1900:
 Loans on real estate, 1901, ,$69, 525, ,2991s; 1900. s67, ,7o5, 4o276.
 Loans on collateral security, 1901, ST. 520,394.40; 1900, s7,o14 S3O.02.
 Loans on personal security, 1901, s3,- 621, ,S69. .26; $3,427 245.47.
 Invested in U. S bands, 1901 $311 700; 1900. s1,26S,20o
 Invested in other bonds and obliga- tions, 1901, $43, ,62l ,429,54; 19o0 $43, 745,56s- A.
 Invested in R. R. stocks and bonds, 1901, s60, sos, ,e06.15; 1900, 52,S96 5S5.S9,
 Invested in bank stocks, 1901, STALL 34755 19Oo,s s734S212.24
 Real estate, 1901, s3612, ,33465 1900, s3,29O, ,655.64
 Miscellaneous assets, 1901, $2,o45, 1SS.- 97; 1900. $1,30S, 973.56.
 Cash on hand and in banks, 1901, s6,- 04S, ,S44.9S; 1900, $6,26S, ,513.S
 Total assets, 1901, s204 426, ,S446S; 1900, SEA, 324 227.37.
 Total liabilities Gpcluding amount due depositors and surplus), 1901, $204, 426, 6,s4462; 1900, s194324, 227,37.
 Total amount deposited, 1901, $193, 24S,- 9os. 2S; 1900, $1s3, 7s1 .942.21.
 Number of depositors, 1901, 425,5SS; 1900, 41O.342.
 Increase in deposits 1901, s9, ,466 967 .02;
 Increase in number of depositors, 15,- 246.
 Amount deposited including interest, 1901, sA475,Ss2s7; 1900, s42 ,22s, ,ssoo5.
 Increase, SPAS, 4o2.62.
 Amount withdrawn. 1901, $35 020,- 77O22; 1900, sS2, 2,5SO,19s.2s,
 Increase. 1901, $2,444,57194.
 The tendency of saving banks has been to invest more extensively in rail- road bonds and dispose of United States and municipal bonds. The rate of dividends paid the last year is shown in the following table: Number of banks, 69; rate, per cent; s5,779, Os3. 49.
 Number of banks, ?, S-4 per cent; S130,52355.
 Number of banks, IS; rate, 1-2 per cent. amount, $1,O9S 145.7S.
 Number of banks, l. rate, 1 1-2; S5.420,S0.
 Number of banks, 2, (Nothing).
 Total. s7013, ,173s2.
 Total deposits with dividends added, s193, PAS, ,909 23
 The three banks which are enioined from paying deposits. Colchester, Ston- ington and Thompson, are declared solvent.
 The amount of capital of the state banks remain the same. but the cap- tal of the trust companies is increased s177 100 by the organization of the Trust company, which com- menced business February 8, 1901, and the South Norwalk Trust company, which commenced business April 15. LoO1. The total assets of state banks are BIC, 2s2. .931.10. Total assets of trust companies are | BE, ,S97. .S15.20. After d full hearing before the com |, mission the General Assembly prepared | bill which resulted in the passage of i 'hapter 149, of the public acts of 19O1 i The main features of the law are the [ -s..i init ations of liabilities to persons and 1 directors and the prohibition of loans to executive officers and clerks, and the i ,alling for reports showing the condi- ion in a past day specified by the com- with suitable penalty for | of t!e provisions Boston, Dec 24.--Franceszek Umilian was