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BEST'S INSURANCE REPORTS—FIRE AND MARINE.   13

195, 000 00 63, 701 38

 

TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS    $1,142,208 06

Ratios to Premiums Written.—Losses paid, 29.9%; incurred, 31.9%; underwriting expenses, 37.2%; underwriting profit, 12.0%.

Ratios to Premiums Earned.—Losses incurred, 38.9%; expenses incurred, 46.3%; underwriting profit, 14.7%.

Miscellaneous, 1919.—Net losses incurred, $420,018.09; net risks in force December 31, 1919, fire and miscellaneous, $251,498,032; marine and inland, $332,485; net premiums in force, fire and miscellaneous, $1,890,745.50; marine and inland, $4,764.66.

Underwriting Exhibit, 1919.- Premiums earned during 1919, $1,078,269.06.

Stockholders'   Annual   Meeting.— Fourth   Tuesday   in

March.

Losses incurred during 1919, $420,018.09;   underwriting

expenses   incurred   during   1919,   $499,584.59;   total,   $919,-

Departments.— Western Department, Chicago, Ill., J. C.

602.68.

Gain from underwriting during 1919, $158,666.38.

 

Ingram, W. L. Lerch, managers, W. H. Sage, general man-

ager; Pacific Department, San Francisco, Cal., G. H. Tyson,

general agent.

Investment Exhibit, 1919.— Interest, etc., earned during

1919,   $151,859.75;   profit   on   investments   (luring   1919,

$354.21; total, $152,213.96.

INCOME, 1919.

Fire, etc.

Gross premiums written.. $6,158,848 89

Less reinsurance    3,505,415 90

Less return premiums..   1,343,317 21

Marine

and Inland.

$223. 076 22

178.133 90

40, 115 26

Loss on investments during 1919, $122,892.80; investment

expenses incurred during 1919, $4,032.52; total, $126,925.32.

Gain from investments during 1919, $25,288.64.

Gain   and   Loss Exhibit,   1919.— Gains:   Underwriting,

$158,666.35;   investments,   $25,288.64;   other   sources,   $14,-

Total net premiums..   $1,310,115 7S

Interest,   etc   

Other income

$4, 827 06

151,633   75

354 21

S71.50;   total.   $198,826.52.

 

Loss from dividends, $195,000.

Surplus, December 31, 1918, $1,044,519.29; increase, $3,-

TOTAL INCOME    

$1,466.930 SO

823.52;   surplus, December 31,

1919,   $1,048,345.81.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Net Premiums

Net Losses

DISBURSEMENTS, 1919.

 

MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES:

Written.

 

Incurred.

Net losses paid:

 

Motor vehicles    

$4, 827

06

$1, 125 63

Fire and miscellaneous    

$392.841   IS

Windstorm and tornado....

35,866

33

4,984 03

Marine and inland    

1,080 91

Sprinkler leakage    

3,173

99

980 87

 

 

Explosion   

-755

41

114 71

 

TOTAL   

$393,922 09

War risk (other than marine)

-2,915

3S

........

Underwriting expenses

459.584 59

hoot and civil commotion...

31, 637

06

66 95

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, Cotton Exchange Bldg., New York, N. Y.

ADMITTED ASSETS, DECEMBER 31, 1919.

 

LIABILITIES, DECEMBER 31, 1919.

 

 

Bonds and stocks owned (market value)    

$2,264.890

35

Losses in process of adjustment, $304,070;

 

 

Interest due and accrued thereon    

20.825

75

reinsurance, $133,989;   net    

$170,081

00

Cash in banks and office    

60.341

72

Unearned   premiums:   Inland   navigation,

 

 

Agents' balances not over three months due.

-130, 820

25

$40,462 37;   marine, $58,106.05;   total   

98, 568

42

Reinsurance due on losses paid    

27.445

14

Salaries, rents, etc    

200

00

 

 

 

Estimated taxes hereafter payable   

54, 600

00

 

 

TOTAL LIABILITIES, except capital   

$323, 449

42

 

 

CAPITAL PAID UP    

300, 000

00

 

 

NET SURPLUS    

1,619,233

29

TOTAL ADMITTED ASSETS    $2.242,682

71

TOTAL   $2,242,682

71

AMERICAN ALLIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY — Continued.

Director&.—   Dividends to stockholders

Babst, Earl D.   Other disbursements    

Choate, Arthur O.

Cutter, Ralph L., merchant. Donunerieh, Otto L., merchant. i'leitmann, Herman C., merchant. Garver, John A., lawyer. Hopkins, Eustice L., merchant. Kremer, William N.

McRoberts, Samuel.

Perkins, George W., capitalist. Smith, Charles G., president. Smith, Howard C.

Stillman, James A.

Stursberg, JuliusA., real estate. Wood, William, manufacturer.

GENERAL REVIEW.

History.— This company was organized in December, 1896, with an authorized capital of $200,000, and began business in February, 1897. On June 3, 1910, its capital was increased from $200,000 to $300,000.

It was organized and is controlled by the British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company, of Liverpool, England, a very large and responsible company, which is owned and controlled by the Royal Insurance Company, Limited, of Liverpool.


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