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160 STATISTICS OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIES.587, $588,306 and $477,287, respectively. There are five associationswith net assets less than $500,000, but over $400,000,namely: Fourteenth Ward, Newark, $483,580; Building,liayonne, $466,419; Mutual, Passaic, $424,943; Mutual, Newark,$421,675, and Harmonia, Elizabeth, $414,729.The five associations which have over 10,000 shares outstandingare: Mutual Guarantee and State Mutual, Camden; NewJersey Investment, Trenton; Union Mutual, Paterson, andPeople's, Harrison. The first is a national, with but a smallportion of its shares owned in New Jersey, and the two followingare " State " associations. In addition to these the following have amembership of over 1,000: Greenville, Jersey City, FourteenthWard, Newark, and Merchants', Bridgeton.The comparative summary, by localities, of aggregate netassets and number of outstanding shares, for 1892 and 1893,with the respective increases or decreases for the current year,follows, on page 161. The only two counties that show a netdecrease in number ot shares are Hudson and Hunterdon,8,423 and 430, respectively. The loss in the latter is accountedfor by the maturing of a Flemington terminating association ;the prevalence of this form of association in Jersey City, wherethe net decrease was 5,671, also to some extent explains thefalling off in the former county. So, also, that in New Brunswick,Middlesex county, of 233. In Atlantic City the decreasewas 554; but both Atlantic and Middlesex counties show aalight net increase. The only decrease in net assets was inHunterdon, of $17,299, and in Warren, of $371. The largestnet increase in amount of net assets is shown in Hudson county,$797,318 ; the next in Essex, $774,497, and the third in Caraden,$583,894. These three counties rank in the same order as tototal net assets, namely, Hudson, $7,659,990 ; Essex, $7,616,034;Camden, $3,780,537. Passaic county follows with $2,506,014.In number of shares outstanding, Essex comes first with 186,557;then Hudson, 125,126; Camden, 95,495;* Passaic, 52,524—anaggregate oi 409,702 for the 153 associations in the four counties,in which are located over one-half of the total number in theState. These hold nearly two-thirds of the aggregate shares and* A considerable portion of these is held in other counties as well as outsideof the State. See above. *
COUNTIES.ASSOCIATIONS.1893. 1892. IncreaseNUMBER OF SHARES.1893. 1892. Increase.NET ASSETS.1893. 1892. Increase.Atlantic8 814108 13952156 $973,6.80 $911620 $62 060Atlantic City335,382 5 936 -f554 4U.4T0403,8057,665Bargen *20 16 4 24816183726,444 864.206 655,797 208409Burlington.......17 1824163 23,036 1,780 1.1793441,080,749 98 595Camden....!......31 31 n 9549568,010 274853,780,537 3196.643 583,894Gamdea City..21 21 82,168 55,195 26.973 2.997,946 2,536,618 461 328Cape May8 865.062 4,614 418 299,305 275,481 . 23824Cumberland717,541 15,044 2,497 1.128,582 986640141,9*2Essex..(55 621365571296476,910 7,616.034 6,841,537 774497Newark52 49 110 183 106,276 3.907 6,374 347 5,865 945 508,402Gloucester7 79,997 9,796 201 708,580 613,492 65.088Hudson49 50 n125126128549f3.4"?3 7,659,990 6,862.672 797318Jersey City38 39 $6 014 91,685f5,67) 5,592,097 5,126,855 465,242Hnnterdon.......2 3 n 4,415 4 825f430 281,778 299.077 fl7,299Mercerti 23,714 12.828Trenton18 17 i21,960 11.337 10.886 429 165 315,219 11394610 623325.618 235.06290.6568Middlesex8931 1 2640026,149 2512,170.177 2,063 371 106 806New Brunswick.914,930 15,1631.361,598f2331.248 319Monmouth3 1484813,129840,213114.2791,719751.270Morris14 789 4 590292.76988,943199229 69418 181515 105312795563075462109450Ocean14 145252449,9902,506,014185052,534Passaic334 37,884 36,0271,769 695 2,139.796 366,218Paterson.Paseaic: ,313,857 13 2631,857 689.262 1,503 988 265,707599,135Salem.54 846 4 630594 330,50190 127Somerset1 1n 5.024 4,477 216 267,03430787622,625Sussex17781 767 547 2651023860028,434169Union99 39 794 35 767 14 2.180 20918.1318,37927 492 25,360 4,0271,8883771.605.2431416,740 291J822Elizabeth22,1322 648 2,421188.503173904Warren Total...J297 £290 634,163 571,665 227174 275|37 L•City totals included in county totals. f Decrease. |Also People's national, Trenton, from which no $33,836 information, 487 and62,498$29 not 989,767 included aboye.$3,846,720©©dW3rxnOoGO
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CONTENTS,PART V.—Co-operative Bui
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PART I.U. S. Census Returns1890
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