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INDEX.xiiiBuilding and Loan Associations of New Jersey, Co-operative—Continued.PAGE.Terminating associations 149, 150, 158, 252-254, 260 281final report of Fieldsboro 4 179United States, associations ir, number 184187local associations in 186membership fact? 185 187national associations in 180Unverified statements, associations making 147Years in operation 158, 159, 186, 188-190, 282-324Warrington, Prof. James, on apportionment of profits ,....455-461Withdrawn shares 165-167,384-403Withdrawal values. 169,406-439Women as shareholders and borrowers 155, 208-210, 385-405Worth, net. See Net Asaets.Values of shares 406-439Burleigh, J. J., on building association defects 467, 468Business Depression, effect on building and loan associations.,. 152-154,178Capital Employed in Manufactures. See Censup.Census Returns, 1890, U. S \\ 51Agriculture .- iJ, 15-19,42-47bounty legislation, result of. 15cereal crops, acreage lt>, 47comparative statistics, 1880,1800 ll>, 17farm acreage. ' 18,19, 4244tenure 18,19, 42-44valuep 18,19,42farms, number and size of. 18,19, 42-44flax, bounty 15crop.. 15, 4(>land, improved 18,19, 42-4live stock, value and productions 16,17, 45miscellaneous crops • 4productions, value of 15-17, 42sugar, bounty..—. - ........15crop 15, 4(>Manufactures 3-14,10 41, 48-51comparative summary, 1880, J SIX) (>-8United States 0, 7New Jersey 8child labor, extent of and df create in 12,14cities, inHcapital employed in, total, 1880, 1890 u-8United States.,..,...G-7New Jersey.. 8