Documenti pubblici del legislatore del Connecticut, ..session .. . Aisement del loro patrimonio immobiliare se-curities. Un tale tentativo sarebbe inutile in vista dell'factthat non esiste al momento attuale come un valore di mercato perquesto classe di proprietà. Qualsiasi presente tentativo di portare la vera estateinvestments delle nostre istituzioni monied per un arbitrario assumere 1 -marketvalue, sarebbe innervosire i loro fondamenti e portarli tutti undersuspicion, per cui esse non sarebbero responsabili e che theywould essere del tutto impotenti a rimuovere. Il solo saggia regola da applicare al loro patrimonio immobiliare inves

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Public documents of the legislature of Connecticut, ..session .. . aisement of their real estate se-curities. Such an attempt would be of no avail in view of the factthat there is no such thing at the present time as a market value forthis class of property. Any present attempt to bring the real estateinvestments of our monied institutions to an arbitrary assume 1 -marketvalue, would unsettle their foundations and bring them all undersuspicion, for which they would not be responsible, and which theywould be utterly powerless to remove. The only sensible rule to apply to their real estate investments isthat of their productive capacity. So long as our companies derive 180 KEPOKT OF THE from their real estate owned, or loaned npon, the average income assnmed by the laws of this State as essential tor their present andprospective safety and solvency, its value should he liberally estima-ted, and be left to the improving influences of time. The experience of our Connecticut companies for the past year inthis respect may be seen by the following table:—. Probably none of the companies would show an income below six percent, but for the fact that they came into possession of considerableamounts of real estate, either through foreclosure or by exchangefor unproductive property, so late in the year that the account of imcome from it will not fully appear before their next annual statement. Table 3 (p. 165.—Liabilities.—The Connecticut companies showthat their liabilities are >- 7*528, 739.80 less than their assets, or a sur-plus of 7.39 per cent. The companies of other States show that theirliabilities are ^22, 609, 983.99 short of their assets, or a surplus of 8.86per cent. Taeles 4 and 5 (pp. 166, 167.)—Income and Expenditures, —TheConnecticut companies show an income for the past year of $22, 148, -449.03 and an expenditure of % 7, 388, 722.41. Their income on policyaccount was $16, 259, 913.88, and their expenses on same, $14, 168, -612.22. From investments and all ot

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