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hand on February 14, it would appear that since the commence- 

 ment of the society, $5,358.48 has been reimbursed to shareholders 

 who for different reasons desired to withdraw their shares. The 

 total amount paid on account of entrance fees (being 10 cents per 

 share on shares subscribed) was $693.90, which would indicate 

 that in all 6,939 shares have been subscribed. The total amount 

 received in profits on account of loans, &c., has been $3,326.50. 

 This amount, added to the amount on account of entrance fees, 

 makes a total of $4,020.40, which total has been divided as 

 follows : — 



To the reserve fund ... $1,306 76 



To the provident fund ... ^^^^ ^^ 



On account of surplus ... 236 42 



As interest on deposits ... ^^^* ^1 



On dividends distributed among shareholders 1,598 (r2 



On account of general expenses ... '"• ^^ 



Amounts not as yet appropriated ... 321 49 



The total amount received on account of deposits, from the 

 establishment of the society up to February 14, was $12,257.27, 

 out of which the sum of $6,727.57 has been reimbursed to the de- 

 positors, leaving the amount on account of deposits at the present 

 time, $5,529.70. Since the inception of the society to February 

 14, 1905, a total of $104,554-94 has been loaned, of which the 

 borrowers have repaid $78,923.56, leaving a balance of loans out- 

 standing of $25,631.18. Taking a general survey of the entire 

 business of the society from its establishment it appears that the 

 society has handled funds amounting in all to $125,144.33 



Set forth in statistical form, as presented in the semi-monthly 

 statement of the manager of the society, these amounts appear as 

 follows : — 



FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF BUSINESS OF 'LA CAISSE POPULAIRE 

 De LEVIS,' FROM JANUARY 23, 1901, TO FEBRUARY 14, 1905. 



Receipts, 



Paid-up capital ... 



Entrance fees 



Profits 



These two last amounts being divided as follows : — 

 Reserve fond 

 Provident fund 

 Surplus 



Interest on deposits .. 



Dividends •• 



General expenses 

 Unappropriated amounts 



Savings deposits 

 Loans repaid 



