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IS BEST'S INSURANCE REPORTS—FIRE AND MARINE.
AMERICAN DRUGGISTS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Mercantile Library Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio.
ADMITTED ASSETS, DECEMBER 31, 1919.
|
Real estate owned (market value) |
$46,785 |
46 |
|
Bonds and stocks owned (market value) |
480,080 |
00 |
|
Interest due and accrued thereon |
4, 367 |
68 |
|
Gash in banks and office |
6, 342 |
49 |
|
Agents' balances not over three months due. |
24, 667 |
98 |
|
U. S. certificates of indebtedness |
65, 000 |
00 |
|
Other admitted assets |
936 |
64 |
TOTAL ADMITTED ASSETS $628, 1S0 25
LIABILITIES, DECEMBER 31, 1919. LOSSES: Adjusted, not due, $1,618.60; in process of adjustment, $2,16.2.50; total,
$3,781.10; reinsurance, $130.73; net $3, 650 37
Unearned premiums 115, 694 00
Salaries, rents, etc 1,981 99
Estimated taxes hereafter payable 17.669 20 Reserve for Federal tax subject to claim in
abatement 11,476 23
TOTAL LIABILITIES, except capital. $150, 471 79
CAPITAL PAID UP 200.000 00
NET SURPLUS 277,708 46
TOTAL $628, 180 25
GENERAL REVIEW.
History.—This company was incorporated under the laws of Ohio February 6, 1906, with $200,000 authorized capital. It was licensed by the Ohio Insurance Department January 15, 1907, with $100,000 paid-rn capital During 1908 $50,000 additional capital was paid in, and during 1909 the final issue of $50,000 was paid in, with $25,000 surplus. The par value of the stock is $25 per share.
Management and Reputation.— The company has reputable local backing and is under competent management, which is reflected in its large underwriting profits each year.
The company's stock is well distributed among druggists, the directors owning at the end of 1919 only $23,112 of the $200,000 capital stock then outstanding. It insures only drug stores.
The volume of business written is conservative and the risks are well scattered. Its expense of operation has been moderate, and its loss ratio muen below the average. The loss ratio was very low in 1919, but the expense ratio, while moderate, was increased on account of Federal in-come and excess profits taxes of $23,611.28.
Its investments are of excellent character. The security valuations in this statement are those fixed by the Convention of Insurance Commissioners.
Its loss paying record is excellent.
Affiliation.— Rocky Mountain Underwriters Association.
Class of Business Written.— Fire insurance.
Dividends.— 1910, 6%; 1911, 8%; 1912, 1913, 1914 and 1915, respectively, 9%; 1916 to 1919, 10%. Total dividends paid since organization, $180,000.
Territory.— It is licensed in Ark., Cal., Colo., Conn., Del., D. C., Fla., Ga., Ill., Ind., Ia., Kan., Ky., La., Me., Md., Mass., Mich., Minn., Mo., Neb., N. H., N. J., N. Y., N. D., 0., Okla., Ore., Pa., R. I., S. C., Tenn., Tex., Vt., Wash., W. Va. and Wis. It issues a few policies on property of its stockholders in States where it is not regularly licensed.
Officers.— President, Charles H. Avery; vice-president, L. G. Heinritz; secretary and general counsel, Frank H. Freericks; treasurer, Geo. B. Kauffman.
Directors.
Anderson, Wm. C., Brooklyn, N. Y., dean Brooklyn Col-
lege of Pharmacy and agent for State of N. Y. of company. Avery, Chas. H., Chicago, president of company. Beal, James H., Urbana, Ill., retired.
Freericks, Frank H., attorney, secretary and general counsel of company.
Heimstreet, E. B., Lake Mills, Wis., druggist, agent for Wis. of company.
Heinritz, L. G., Holyoke, Mass., vice-president, general agent for New England States of company.
Hopp, Lewis C., Cleveland, Mayell & Hopp Co., druggists. Jones, Simon N., Louisville, Ky., Simon N. Jones Oo., druggists, agent for Ky. of company.
Kauffman, Geo. B., Columbus, 0., treasurer of company, Kauffman-Lattmer Co., wholesale druggists.
Kahn, M. S., Baltimore, M. S. Kahn & Co., druggists. Muir, John D., Grand Rapids, Mich., drug manufacturer. Rothwell, Walter, Hatboro, Pa., druggist, agent for Pa.
of company.
Stucky, Edw. W., Indianapolis, Ind., druggist.
Young, Geo. 0., Buckhannon, W. Va., druggist, agent for W. Va. of company.
Zwick, A. 0., Cincinnati, Ohio, physician.
Stockholders' Annual Meeting.— Second Tuesday in February.
INCOME, 1919.
Gross premiums written $298, 767 40
Less reinsurance 69,336 48
Less return premiums 8,820 10
Total net premiums $220,610 82
Interest, etc., and rents 24,457 3S
Other income 864 16
TOTAL INCOME $245,932 36
DISBURSEMENTS, 1919.
Net losses paid $43,859 97
Underwriting expenses 89, 523 03
Dividends to stockholders 20,000 00
Other disbursements 19.577 17
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $172,960 17
Ratios to Premiums Written.—Losses paid, 19.9%; incurred, 19.4%; underwriting expenses, 40.6%; underwriting profit, 25.9%.
Ratios to Premiums Earned.—Losses incurred, 20.7%; expenses incurred, 51.5%; underwriting profit, 27.7%.
Miscellaneous, 1919.— Net losses incurred, $42,670.02; net risks in force December 31, 1919, $21,758,195; net premiums in force, $230,363.09.
Underwriting Exhibit, 1919.— Premiums earned during 1919, $205,842.12.
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