SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. added three more failed banks to their tally late Thursday, bringing the day's total to six, and the year's total to 51. First National Bank of Danville of Danville, Ill., will have its deposits assumed by First Financial Bank of Terre Haute, Ind., which will also purchase $148 million in assets. As of April 30, First National had about $147 million in deposits. Elizabeth State Bank of Elizabeth, Ill. also closed with total deposits of about $50.4 million. Galena State Bank and Trust of Galena, Ill. will assume all of the deposits and purchase about $52.3 million in assets. The failures bring the total number of Illinois bank failures to 11 for the year. Dallas-based Millennium State Bank of Texas failed, the FDIC said, making it the first Texas bank of the year to fail. State Bank of Texas in Irving, Texas, will assume deposits of about $115 million and buy assets of about $118 million. The failures bring the total number of banks that have failed since the beginning of the recession to 76.

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