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iii. rural husbandry.
Year Kronor
1900 . . . 10 904 708-77
1901 . . 8 589 070-02
1902 . . . 13 678 806-18
1903 . . . 15 968 497-38
1904 . . . 21 272 817-09
1905. . . . 19 403 430-11
1906. . . . 17 611 155-54
1907. . . . 11752 405-51
1908. . . . 26 611278-78
1909. . . . 18181039-47
1910 .... 19 474 05070
1911. . . . 14128 444-62
1912. . . . 19 032110-32
1913 . . . . 14 499 534-90
Total 683 563 594-55
Deduct: loans repaid......................... 309 959 684’35
Original loan-total on the 31 December, 1913 amounted to........ 373 603 91020
Amount amortized:
On the 31 December, 1913....................._ 76 127 072^97
The net amount of the loan on the 31 December, 1913.........297 476 837 23
A comparison between the value of the estates securing admission to the
Mortgage Bank, the amount to which the land-owners had the right to borrow,
the original loan-capital, and the value and number of the outstanding loans on
the 31 December, 1913, is shown by the auditors’ report, as given in Table 30.
The amount of the existing loans, therefore, amounts to not quite 34 % of
the estimated value of the estates.
Superintended and supported by the State, the Swedish General
Mortgage Bank has won great public confidence, and its credit is exceedingly
good. Its bonds, too, have long been quoted at prices which are
approximately the same as those of the Swedish Government Stock. From Table
29 it is seen that the Mortgage Bank reserves the right, from the year
1889, to give notice of redemption of its bond loans 10 years after the
loan has been granted, while earlier loans were locked up for from 24 to
81 years, and one loan, indeed, cannot be called in at all.
This change in the loan-policy has been made in order to confer on
the participating Societies the same right in this matter as that possessed
by the Bank, whereby, again, the Societies would be enabled to give
Table 30. Value of Estates and the Amounts of the Loans granted
by the Swedish General Mortgage Bank; 31 Dee., 1913.
Mortgage Society Value of estates
whereby admission was gained kronor Amount up to which loans on these estates can be granted kronor Actually granted loans Total number of
outstanding loans
[-Original-amount-]
{+Original- amount+} kronor Remaining after deduction of annual
instalments kronor
Östgöta............144174 628-53 57 915 800-00 55 893 60000 44 316 103-51 7 923
Småland a. oth. prov. 168 759 503 00 83 240 200 00 8U74 90000 60 560 719 74 20 733
Värmland..........37 49180080 16 265 74500 15187 79000 10 931770-64 2 429
Mälarprovinserna . . 84 213 557-00 34 970 20000 34 355 30000 28 310 998-58 * 2922
Skånska............212 921 185-00 87 402 950-00 86 547 750-00 76 805 83804 8 632
Älvsborg a. oth. läns 109 964 220 00 54 982 110-00 54 905 91O00 41 304 798 45 14 330
Gottland............21 412 490-00 10 454 81000 8 540 46000 5 656 444-12 2 650
Gävle-Dala. . . . 22 238 431-00 9 284 80000 9 233 50000 7183 808-25 2192
Norrland..........39 669 463 01 11003 300-00 11003 20000 9 002 245 15 5 379
Örebro län..........35 340 390 94 17 585150’OQ 16 325!3OO 00 12 967 91055 3 642
Total 876185 M9 28 383105 065 00 373167 710 00 297 040637 03 70 832
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