The statistics and gazetteer of New-Hampshire. Containing descriptions of all the counties, towns and villages statistical tables with a list of state officers, etc., Part 50

Author: Fogg, Alonzo J., comp
Publication date: 1874
Publisher: Concord, N.H., D. L. Guernsey
Number of Pages: 728


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President-JOHN FARR.


Treasurer-OSCAR C. HATCH; salary, $300; bond, $25,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


LOAN AND TRUST SAVINGS BANK-CONCORD. Incorporated 1872. Charter perpetual.


President-JONATHAN E. SARGENT.


Treasurer-JOHN V. BARRON ; salary not fixed ; bond, $50,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


Clerks-Henry J. Crippen, Geo. A. Fernald.


425


SAVINGS BANKS.


MANCHESTER SAVINGS BANK-MANCHESTER. Incorporated 1846. Charter perpetual.


President-WILLIAM P. NEWELL.


Treasurer-NATHAN PARKER; salary, $3,800; bond, $ 125,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


Clerks-Charles E. Balch, E. H. Paine, W. M. Parker, paid by Treasurer.


MASON VILLAGE SAVINGS BANK-MASON. Incorporated 1870. Charter expires 1890.


President-SAMUEL HAINES.


Treasurer-FRANK B. HEALD; salary, -; bond, $25,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


MECHANIC'S SAVINGS BANK-NASHUA. Incorporated 1869. Charter expires 1889.


President-HENRY PARKINSON.


Treasurer-CORNELIUS V. DEARBORN; salary, $1,200; bond, $50,000 -a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


Clerk-Frederick A. Eaton, paid by Treasurer.


MEREDITH VILLAGE SAVINGS BANK-MEREDITH. Incorporated 1869. Charter for twenty years.


President-JOSEPH W. LANG.


*


Treasurer-SENECA A. LADD; salary, $300, including office room ; bond, $25,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State. MERRIMACK COUNTY SAVINGS BANK-CONCORD.


Incorporated 1867. Charter expires 1887.


President-LYMAN D. STEVENS.


Treasurer-JOHN KIMBALL; salary not fixed; bond, $50,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


Clerk-Frank P. Andrews, salary, $ 40 per month.


MERRIMACK RIVER SAVINGS BANK-MANCHESTER. Incorporated 1858. Charter expires 1878.


President-WATERMAN SMITH.


Treasurer-FREDERICK SMYTH; salary, $4,000; bond, $ 100,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


Clerks-W. R. Walker, Joshua S. Morrill, paid by Treasurer.


MILFORD FIVE CENTS SAVINGS INSTITUTION-MILFORD. Incorporated 1859. Charter expires 1879.


President-WILLIAM B. TOWNE.


Treasurer-GILBERT WADLEIGH; salary, $800; bond, $45,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


MONADNOCK SAVINGS BANK-EAST JAFFREY. Incorporated 1869. Charter perpetual.


President-OSCAR S. BRADLEY.


Treasurer-PETER UPTON; salary, $100; bond, $25,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


NASHUA SAVINGS BANK-NASHUA.


Incorporated 1854. Charter perpetual.


426


SAVINGS BANKS.


President-ISAAC SPALDING.


Treasurer-EDWARD SPALDING; salary, $4,000; bond, $75,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


Clerk-G. F. Andrews, $ 1,500 included in treasurer's salary. NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK-CONCORD. Incorporated 1867. Charter expires 1887.


President-GEORGE A. PILLSBURY.


Treasurer-WILLIAM W. STORRS; salary, $3,000; bond, $ 100,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


NEW HAMPSHIRE SAVINGS BANK-CONCORD. Incorporated 1830. Charter perpetual.


President-JOSEPH B. WALKER.


Treasurer-CHARLES W. SARGENT; salary, $1,500; bond, $80,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


Clerk-William P. Fiske; salary, $ 400.


NEW IPSWICH SAVINGS BANK-NEW IPSWICH. Incorporated 1849. Charter perpetual.


President-JAMES CHANDLER.


Treasurer-W. A. PRESTON; salary, $300; bond, $30,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


NEWMARKET SAVINGS BANK-NEWMARKET. Incorporated 1832. Perpetual charter.


President-GEORGE W. KITTREDGE.


Treasurer-DAVID MURRAY; salary, $ 150; bond, $25,090-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


NEWPORT SAVINGS BANK-NEWPORT. Incorporated 1868. Charter expires 1888.


President-DEXTER RICHARDS.


Treasurer-FREDERICK W. LEWIS; salary, $1,000; bond, $50,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


Clerk-John Towne, paid by treasurer.


NORWAY PLAINS SAVINGS BANK-ROCHESTER. Incorporated 1851. Charter perpetual.


President-JOHN MCDUFFEE.


Treasurer-FRANKLIN MCDUFFEE; salary, $1,500; bond, $50,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


Clerk-George Mc Duffee, paid by treasurer.


OSSIPEE VALLEY TEN CENTS SAVINGS BANK-FREEDOM. Incorporated 1868. Charter expires 1888. President-JOSIAH THURSTON.


Treasurer-ELIAS TOWLE; salary, $125; bond, $25,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


PETERBOROUGH SAVINGS BANK-PETERBOROUGH. Incorporated 1843. Charter perpetual.


President-ALBERT SMITH.


Treasurer-MORTIER L. MORRISON; salary, $1,000; bond, $ 75,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


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427


SAVINGS BANKS.


PENACOOK SAVINGS BANK-FISHERVILLE. Incorporated 1869. Charter expires 1889.


President-HENRY H. BROWN.


Treasurer-SAMUEL F. BROWN; salary, $800; bond, $40,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


PITTSFIELD SAVINGS BANK-PITTSFIELD. Incorporated 1855. Charter expires 1875.


President-REUBEN L. FRENCH.


Treasurer-THOMAS H. THORNDIKE; bond, $30,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


Assistant Treasurer-John L. French.


PORTSMOUTH SAVINGS BANK-PORTSMOUTH. Incorporated 1823. Charter perpetual.


President-WILLIAM SIMES.


Treasurer-JAMES F. SHORES; salary, $2,500; bond, $ 130,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


Clerk-A. C. Hoyt, without bonds.


PORTSMOUTH TRUST AND GUARANTEE COMPANY, PORTSMOUTH. Incorporated 187.1. Perpetual charter.


President-GEORGE L. TREADWELL.


Treasurer-CHARLES H. ROLLINS; bond, $35,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


ROCKINGHAM TEN CENTS SAVINGS BANK-PORTSMOUTH. Incorporated 1867. Charter expires 1887.


President-AARON HILL.


Treasurer-JOHN CHRISTIE; salary, $1,800; bond, $25,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


Clerk-Howard N. Durgin, with salary of $ 1,200, and bond of $6,000. ROLLINSFORD SAVINGS BANK-ROLLINSFORD.


Incorporated 1850. Charter perpetual.


President-H. R. ROBERTS.


Treasurer-W. H. MORTON; salary, $ 1,500; bond, $50,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


THE COUNTY OF COOS SAVINGS BANK-LANCASTER. Incorporated 1868. Charter, twenty years.


President-HIRAM A. FLETCHER.


Treasurer-HENRY O. KENT; salary, $200; bond, $25,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


SAVINGS BANK FOR COUNTY OF STRAFFORD-DOVER. Incorporated 1824. Charter perpetual.


President-DANIEL M. CHRISTIE.


Treasurer-CHARLES WOODMAN; salary, $1,500; bond, $ 120,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


Clerk-Albert Mathes, with salary of $ 1,500, and bond of $5,000. SALMON FALLS STATE BANK-ROLLINSFORD.


Incorporated 1851. Renewed 1871. Charter expires 1891.


428


SAVINGS BANKS.


Paesident-H. R. ROBERTS.


Treasurer-W. H. MORTON; salary, $200; bonds, $ 50,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


SANDWICH SAVINGS BANK-SANDWICH. Incorporated 1872. Charter perpetual.


President-MOULTON H. MARSTON.


Treasurer-WILLIAM A. HEARD; bond, $25,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


SOMERSWORTH SAVINGS BANK-SOMERSWORTH. Incorportaed 1845. Charter expires 1885.


President-M. C. BURLEIGH.


Treasurer-J. A. STICKNEY; salary, $700; bond, $50.000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


SULLIVAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION-CLAREMONT. Incorporated 1838. Charter expires 1878.


President-DANIEL W. JOHNSON.


Treasurer-JOHN L. FARWELL; salary, $2,700; bond, $ 70,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


Clerk-Albert Rossiter, paid by treasurer.


UNION FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK-EXETER. Incorporated 1868. Charter expires 1888.


President-WILLIAM B. MORRILL.


Treasurer-GEORGE E. LANE; salary, $300; bond, $ 25,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


WOLFEBOROUGH SAVINGS BANK-WOLFEBOROUGH. Incorporated 1871. Charter perpetual.


President-STEPHEN DURGIN.


Treasurer-JOSEPH L. AVERY ; salary, $600; bond, 25,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Secretary of State.


WILTON SAVINGS BANK-WILTON. Incorporated 1864. Charter unlimited.


President-JOSEPH NEWELL.


Treasurer-MOSES CLARK; salary, $500; bond, $25,000-a copy of which is on file in office of Setretary of State.


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STATISTICAL TABLES.


Number of Depositors, amount of Deposits, and total liabilities of all Savings Banks in the State up to May, 1873.


NAMES.


Total No. of depositors at


date of examination.


Total deposits at date of


examination.


Increase of deposits dur-


Surplus earnings undi-


vided at the date of


Total deposits and sur-


plus at the date of ex- amination.


1|A moskeag,.


7,500 $ 2,982,454 48 | $ 289,956 35


$183.742 61|$3,166,197 09


2 Ashuelot, ...


675


102,740 00


6,250 36


3,520 88


106,260 88


3'Alton, ...


104


7,603 52


1,861 92


879 09


8,282 61


4 |Ashland,


112


12,191 51


12,191 51


630 22


12,821 73


5 Belknap,


775


336,912 77


66,911 60


11,169 84


348,082 61


6 Carroll County,


2,600


491.349 41


44,667 83


36,757 96


528,107 37


7 Cheshire Provident Institution.


5,860


1,672,849 32


119,193 82


21,571 39


1,694,420 71


8|City, Manchester, .....


1,900


562,068 40


31,168 50


14,915 24


576,983 54


9 City, Nashua


2,800


1,016,377 70


32,495 56


1,048,873 26


10 Connecticut River,.


1,162


244,800 39


13,681 75


5,324 23


250,124 62


11/Cocheco,


150


17,592 61


17,592 61


349 82


17,943 43


12 China.


312


44,649 89


23,928 61


256 26


44,906 15


13 Conway,


221


51,894 47


26,103 06


4,508 22


56,322 69


14 Dartmouth,


1,500


303,218 85


37,302 12


13,994 13


317,212 99


15 Derry,


168


36,558 33


8,596 39


735 40


37,294 93


16 Dover Five Cents,


2,041


393,521 56


18,504 67


16,153 78


409,675 34


18 Farmington,


860


149,392 81


19,282 22


4,167 31


156,360 12


19 Francestown, ..


442


107,976 37


3,810 39


2,476 87


110,392 74


20 Franklin,


700


209,732 60


90,331 30


17,530 06


227,262 76


2] Fitzwilliam,


56


5,569 51


5,569 51


18 98


5,588 49


22 Gonic,.


168


40,101 38


5,467 39


5,467 39


184 46


5,651 85


24 Iona,


341


98,744 67


31,816 94


6,401 53


105,146 20


25 Laconia,


2.042


533,411 51


58,480 50


38,809 95


572,221 46


27 Lebanon, ..


1,065


305,979 44


127,936 38


8,898 87


314,877 81


28 Littleton,


366


63,008 20


47,732 50


3,063 86


66,072 06


29 Lake Village, ..


550


101,567 75


36,124 75


6,416 12


107,983 87


30 Loan and Trust,


357


141,391 67


141,391 67


6,117 37


147,509 04


31 Manchester,


5,002


2,326,079 53


215 209 67


119,494 46


2,445,573 99


32|Mason Village,


160


18.252 56


13,054 40


581 59


18,834 45


33 Mechanics,.


823


325,242 42


124,276 07


14,222 56


239,464 98


34 Meredith Village


395


79,922 66


26.803 35


2,598 41


82,521 07


35 Merrimack County,.


665


192,772 90


60,029 65


7,984 03


200,756 93


36 Merrimack River,.


3,950


1,346,896 75


9,522 99


55,393 15


1,402,289 90


37 |Milford, ..


1,442


458,818 69


44,669 39 35,171 79


1,125 68


1,189,892 52


40 Nashua,


3,151


1.440.779 13


215,642 78


31,925 45


1,472,704 58


41 National,


4,232


1,579,829 06


149,636 27


54,264 81


1,633,093 87


42 Newmarket,.


579


40,434 39


3,567 54


970 50


41,004 89


43 New Ipswich,


320


103,882 18


3,077 13


2,127 82


106,010 00


44 Newport.


919


213,348 07


60,736 57


10,891 90


224,239 97


45 Norway Plains,


1,500


573,536 33


17,127 25


19,888 46


593,424 79


46 Ossipee Valley.


247


52,964 12


13,554 00


1,617 14


54,581 26


48 Penacook,


1,281


198.192 65


49,960 91


11,798 24


209,990 89


49 Portsmouth,


9,000


1,937.899 10


214,729 29


150,098 45


2,087,997 55


50 Ports'h Trust & Guarantee Co.,.


468


349,975 31


183,136 81


1.07 97


350,083 28


51 Pittsfield,.


600


128,594 59


34,954 59


4,296 09


132,890 68


52 Rollinsford,


1,627


636,510 16


125,020 32


39,630 87


675,141 03


53 Rockingham,.


3,096


425,348 39


68,526 40


24,077 03


449,425 42


54 Sandwich,


148


26.286 15 27,717 78


25.286 15 8,648 78 221,923 12


105,570 21


1,971,640 11


57 Somersworth,


581.478 84


11,340 71


31,772 36


613,251 20


59 Union Five Cents,.


622


56,336 10


6,804 85


931 98


57,268 08


60 |Wilton, ......


553


92,261 67


625 24


74 79


92,836 46


61 | Wolfeborough,


94


28,860 91


28,860 91


1,070 62


29,931 53


94967 $28,462,539 98'$3,814,321 40 $1,296,242 29 $29,671,114 18


E


26 Keene Five Cents,.


3,067


413,888 31


127,574 89


7,577 69


426,466 00


17 Exeter, ...


1,500


402,517 20


42,286 88


3,167 54


43,268 92


23 Gorham,


147


39 | New-Hampshire,.


3,410


1.088,985 93


106,493 58


100,996 59


485,713 61 75,330 39


38 Monadnock


265


47 Peterborough,.


1,717


566,001 75


21,316 66


587,318 41


55'Savings Bank, Coos County,.


285


1,066 33


28,784 11


56 Savings B. for Co. of Strafford .. 4,643 2,100


1,866,069 90


764.325 03


100,198 47


739 33


765,064 36


58 Sullivan Savings Institution, ... 2,142


849 25


27,135 40


74,204 71


26,894 92


414,517 20


ing the year.


examination.


TABULAR STATEMENT


Exhibit of Investments in Bank Stock, in and out of the State; Railroad Bonds and Stock, in and out of State; State, County, City and


Town Bonds, in and out of the State; and Cash on hand.


NAME.


Bank Stock in the State.


Bank Stock out of the


Railroad Stock and Bonds


Railroad Stock and Bonds


out of the State.


State, County, City, and


Town Bonds in the State.


State, County, City, and


Town Bonds out of the


State.


Cash.


1 Amoskeag .


$ 81,700 00


$ 19,000 00


$ 91,850 00


$ 706,502 50


$ 802,781 16


$ 26,519 45


2 Ashuelot .


2,784 22


3 Alton


235 20


4 Ashland


......


...


.


.


...


......


10,000 00


131,469 00


64,991 00


74,270 00


13,294 30


8|City, Manchester


67,800 00


31,100 00


18,000 00


20,700 00


125,500 00


1,635 25 -


9 City, Nashua


44,500 00


207,800 00


25,000 00


14,700 00


41,258 84


11 Cocheco


....


5,900 00


1,000 00


977 16


13|Conway


1,676 83


14 Dartmouth


14,400 00


25,000 00


4,610 21


10,829 62


3,684 57


15|Derry .


5,230 00


26,200 00


33,650 80


25,736 82


23,022 16


17 Exeter


13,700 00


.


....


..


56,500 00


86,500 00


7,841 55


18 Farmington


20,000 00


19 Francestown


4,700 00


2,000 00


3,000 00


8,000 00


8,000 00


8,300 00


1,550 06


20 Franklin .


3,000 00


15,000 00


200 00


15,000 00


7,106 53


21|Fitzwilliam


369 70


22 Gonic


10,870 00


.


.


.


·


·


...


.


.


.


130 28


5 Belknap


92,011 00


2,973 44


6 Carroll County


26,750 00


. .


...


.16,500 00


13,102 62


12 China


...


.....


..


..


.


.


·


...


.


2,000 00


1,273 00


16 Dover Five Cent


5,300 00


........


7,000 00


.


..


..


430


STATISTICAL TABLES.


558 44


.


.


8,183 59


7 Cheshire Provident Institution


1,890 00


10 Connecticut River


17,930 00


717 95


.


......


.......


9,000 00


2,599 41


27,500 00


in the State.


State.


..


Exhibit of Investments in Bank Stock, &c., Continued, from Page 430.


23 Gorham


236 96


24 Iona .


2,000 00


3,000 00


4,664 19


25 Laconia


8,000 00


27,600 00


6,280 00


86,466 25


47,022 50


8,364 90


26 Keene Five Cent


3,500 00


15,640 00


2,200 00


43,300 00


8,032 08


27 Lebanon


26,170 00


1,173 75


21,418 53


15,529 00


6,000 00


10,425 96


28 Littleton .


1,000 00


1,000 00


5,160 12


29 Lake Village


4,400 00


3,428 87


30 Loan and Trust


8,900 00


34,300 00


23,900 00


272,715 25


39,000 00


67,900 00


5,015 40


32 Mason Village


3.953 45


33 Mechanics .


40,760 00


25,00 00


19,800 00


1,400 00


20,342 48


4,995 89


34 Meredith Village


..


· ....


.


92,333 67


1,000 00


6,652 06


36 Merrimack River


43,402 87


25,000 00


75,000 00


4,000 00


481,894 66


29,931 87


37 Milford


5,000 00


3,000 00


66,600 00


82 090 57


75,000 00


1,888 63


38 Monadnock


4,777 00


2,755 00


20,072 50


2,597 94


39 New Hampshire .


4,200 00


1,900 00


17.000 00


405,000 00


224,500 00


257.000 00


50,088 68


40 Nashua


1,200 00


232,500 00


10,000 00


730,000 00


10,000 00


11,738 58


41 National


58,600 00


30,000 00


33,200 00


454,800 00


1,100 00


172,703 00


19,157 09


42 Newmarket


2,376 00


43 | New Ispwich


4,750 00


2,300 00


2,725 00


57,829 75


16,345 00


12,914 43


13,125 56


46 Ossipee Valley


3,800 00


7,535 00


40,700 00


196,792 05


4,926 16


48 Portmouth


12,088 44


63,246 68


158,955 19


1,171,616 32


17,305 28


49 Portsmouth Trust and Guarantee


2.219 27


27,715 00


10,400 00


27,553 75


269 63


50 Pittsfield


600 00


500 00


51 | Rollinsford .


29,840 00


2,000 00


53,260 00


15,100 00


82,020 00


5,666 88


52| Rockingham


15,317 00


.


....


...


.


·


.


....


4,831 45


325,622 00


98,000 00


266,800 00


7,595 41


56 Somersworth .


18,640 00


6,175 00


23,358 75


34,279 00


2,000 00


11,203 00


10,670 10


58 Union Five Cent


4,500 00


3,000 00


14,648 74


59 Wilton


.. ......


......


...


29,283 66


12,728 17


1,345 29


60 Wolfeborough


.......


......


........


..


..


$ 611,373 50


$ 401,775 00


$584,095 95


$ 4,032,674 54


$ 1,118,162 91


$ 3,386,641 60


$ 471,482 68


.


7,755 00


35 Merrimack County


3,360 00


...


....


...


......


..


..


.......


2,279 90


121.800 67


8,325 68


53 Sandwich


2,173 18


54 Savings Bank, Coos County .


5,863 19


364 50


55|Savings Bank, Co. of Strafford .


17,000 00


...


19,738 80


57 Sullivan Savings Institution


10,647 00


...


.


.....


· ...


...


STATISTICAL TABLES.


431


..


...


...


..


5,380 00


...


.


1,500 00


44 Newport


45 Norway Plains .


65,000 00


·


......


. .


.......


.


3,927 59


61 Pennacook .


25,000 00


14,045 45


8,500 00


47 Peterborough


12,931 78


.


3,000 00


31 Manchester


.


.


432


STATISTICAL TABLES.


TABULAR STATEMENT.


Exhibiting the Number, Condition and Progress of the Savings Banks of New- Hampshire, in each year, from 1860 to 1873. inclusive,


F


YEAR.


Number of Banks.


No. of depositors.


Increased number of


depositors over pre-


vious year.


Amount of deposits.


Increase in amount of deposits over pre- vious year.


1860


26


30,828


4,066


4,860,024.86


721,202.46


1861


26


35,590


4,762


5,590,652.18


730,627.32


1862.


27


35,920


330


5,653,585.46


62,933.28


1863


27


39,358


3,438


6,560,308.07


906,722.61


1864


28


43,175


3,817


7.661,738.46


1,101,430.39


1865.


29


43,572


397


7,831,335.72


169,597.26


1866


29


42,894


Decrease.


7,857,601.03


26,265.31


1867.


28


47,792


4,969


10.463,418.50


2,672,150.05


1868


31


55,218


7,476


13,541,534.96


2,705,242.01


1869.


38


62,931


7,713


16,379,857.09


2,838,322.13


1870.


45


70,918


7,987


18,759,461.05


2,379,603.96


1871


52


77.472


6,554


21,472,120.07


2,712,659.02


1872.


54


86,790


9,319


24,700,774.47


3,228,623,47


1873.


61


94,967


29,671,114.18


3,814,321.40


Miscellaneous Aggregate of the Savings Banks and Institutions for Savings at the date of Examination, 1873.


Number of Savings Banks,.


61


Number of depositors,.


94,967


Decrease of depositors,


534


Increase of depositors.


7,875


Amount of deposits,.


$28,462,539 98


Increase of deposits,.


3,814,321 40


Surplus earnings undivided,


1,296,242 29


Total amount due depositors (total liabilities)


29,671,114 19


Loans in State on notes,.


11,222,475 00


Loans out of State on notes,


5,758,871 01


Investment in bank stock in State,.


$611,373 50


Investment in bank stock out of State


401,775 00


Investment in railroad stock and bonds in State,.


584,095 95


Investment in railroad stock and bonds out of State, ..


4,032,674 54


Investment in State, county, city and town bonds in State,


1,118,162 91


Investment in State, county, city and town bonds out of State,


3,386,641 60


Investment in United States bonds, ..


1,908,622 54


Investment in real estate, bank fixtures, and furniture, .....


187,584 89


Cash on hand, Total amount of loans,


471,482 68 15,777,158 33


Total amount of investments,


13,446,938 69


Total assets,


29,671,114 18 12,739 5,753


Number of depositors of $500 or more, ..


Number of single loans to separate parties of $1000 or less,.


Loans secured on real estate,


6,274,007 52 6,681,329 27


Loans on personal security,


Total loans on collateral security,


2.529.867 31


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INSURANCE.


INSURANCE.


Town Fire Insurance Companies. There are fifteen organizations in the State, viz., in Barnstead, Candia, Canterbury, Dunbarton, Hollis, Lyndeborough, Milford, Northwood, Pembroke, Piermont, Strafford, Sutton, Unity, Weare, and Windham. The number of polices now in operation, is 2,292, amount of risk, $2,136,460; losses for the year 1872, $ 2,116 ; expenses, $ 845.28. This would be about $ 1.90 per year on $1,000 worth of property insured, or less than one per cent. for every five years.


Home Mutual Fire Insurance Companies. The Commissioner says of these Companies : "It must be apparent to the most casual observer, that a majority of them are dragging out the last thread of a weak and precarious existence. One or two considerable fires, to which they are hourly exposed, must inevitably crush them out."


New-Hampshire Fire Insurance Company. E. A. STRAW, Pres- ident, JOHN C. FRENCH, Secretary. Actual Cash Capital, $ 200, 000. Whole number of polices in force, in 1872, 9,200 ; amount of risk, $ 10,217,200; amount of loss by fires, and other expenses, $ 60, 557.31; amount of receipts in the same time, $ 65,904.49. They lost by the Boston Fire, in November 1872, $ 8,500. The whole amount of joint stock or guaranteed capital authorized, is $ 500,000.


Foreign Fire Insurance Companies. There are about fifty com- panies doing business under the laws of the State. The total amount of premium receipts, for 1872, was $ 432,571.63. The amount of losses by fire, and marine disaster, was $ 269,914.78, leaving a balance of $ 162,556.85, for expenses and interest on Capital.


At the first glance this large surplus looks like the man placing in the contribution box one cent, for the benefit of the heathen, and five more to defray the expenses in administering the benefit of the cent to him. But these large premiums are exacted to guard against devastating fires, such as visited Chicago and Boston, within the past two years. But if all the cities and towns in New- Hampshire were burned down, the loss would not be much larger, than the loss caused by the great fire in Boston. No doubt but the premium on risks in large cities like Boston and New York, should be much higher than in the smaller cities and towns in the country, and it appears a little hard for people living in these small cities and towns to be charged to pay these heavy premiums, to


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save the various Fire Insurance Companies from loss caused by such fires as occurred in Chicago and Boston.


Life Insurance Companies. The number of life insurance com- panies licensed to do business in New-Hampshire, is thirty-two. They have grown to large proportions in this State, and are con- stantly increasing through the heavy outlay in advertising, and the untiring zeal of their agents.


The whole number of life polices, now in force in this State, is 10,000; amount of risks, $ 14,754,725 ; amount of premiums receiv- ed, for the year 1872, $ 703,510.37 ; amount paid on losses and en- dowments, $161,123.71, leaving a balance of $542,386.66. The expense of agents with their clerks, is about $54,000, annually, which makes the large sum of nearly $ 500,000 that is sent out of the State, more than what is received through loss of life, and interest on premiums. The amount of money which is sent out of the State annually, through fire and life insurance business, is over $ 600,000 more than what is received from fire and life risks. This allows over $ 100,000 for expenses to manage the business in this State alone. This large amount of money would pay the annual interest on the whole State debt, and defray the expenses of the State gov- ernment every year.


It is to be hoped that the people of this State will look at this question candidly, and establish and sustain institutions of this char- acter belonging to their own State, and retain this vast amount of money at home. No one doubts the practical benefit of both of these institutions, and their necessity, but we are loth to believe there is any need of annually sending out of the State, $ 600,000 more money than is received, to secure the blessings of these insti- tutions, which can be sustained in our own State, through the effi- cient agents now working for these foreign Companies.


NAMES OF ALL THE POST OFFICES IN NEW-HAMPSHIRE, TOGETHER WITH LAWS REGULATING MATTER SENT BY MAIL.


New-Hampshire is one of the nine States, in which the receipts exceed the expenditures, the balance being $ 32,500.39, in favor of the State, in 1872.


The length of mail route, is 1,828 miles, of which one hundred and eight miles is by Steamboat, and five hundred and forty by


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Railroad, and the rest by various conveyances. The number of Post-offices is four hundred and twenty-nine, as follows : 1 ACWORTH-Acworth, East Acworth, South Acworth. ALBANY-Conway, and North Conway. ALEXANDRIA-Alexandria. ALLENSTOWN-Allenstown, Suncook.


ALSTEAD-Alstead, Centre Alstead, New-Alstead.


ALTON-Alton, Alton Bay, West Alton.


AMHERST-Amherst.


ANDOVER-Andover, East Andover, West Andover, Potter Place. ANTRIM-Antrim, North Branch.


ASHLAND-Ashland.


ATKINSON-Atkinson, Atkinson Depot.


AUBURN-Auburn.


BARNSTEAD-Barnstead, Barnstead Centre, South Barnstead, North Barnstead.


BARRINGTON-Barrington, North Barrington. BARTLETT-Bartlett, Lower Bartlett.


BATH-Bath.


BEDFORD-Bedford. BELMONT-Belmont.


BENNINGTON-Bennington. BENTON-Benton.


BERLIN-Berlin Falls.


BETHLEHEM-Bethlehem.


BOSCAWEN-Boscawen, North Boscawen, Fishersville: Bow-Bow. BRADFORD-Bradford. BRENTWOOD-Brentwood.


BRIDGEWATER-Bridgewater. BRISTOL-Bristol. BROOKFIELD-Brookfield.


BROOKLINE-Brookline.


CAMBRIDGE-Milan.


CAMPTON-Campton, Campton Village, West Campton. CANAAN-Canaan, East Canaan.


CANDIA-Candia, Candia Village.


CANTERBURY-Canterbury, Shaker Village.


CARROLL-Carroll, Twin Mountain House, White Mountain House. CENTRE HARBOR-Centre Harbor.


CHARLESTOWN-Charlestown, North Charlestown, South Charlestown. CHATHAM- P. O. Stowe, Maine.


CHESTER-Chester.


CHESTERFIELD-Chesterfield, West Chesterfield, Factory Village. CHICHESTER-Chichester, North Chichester.




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