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34   BEST'S INSURANCE REPORTS-FIRE AND MARINE. .

ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY — Continued.

GENERAL REVZEw.   Johnson, C. E., Jr., insurance, Raleigh, N. C.

History.— This company was incorporated under the laws of the State of North Carolina in 1905, and commenced business February 1, 1906, with a paid-in capital of $125,000. During that year the stockholders voluntarily contributed $25,000 to create a surplus.

In 1917 the capital was increased to $150,000 through a stock dividend of $25,000. During 1918 it was increased to $200,000 by a stock dividend of $50,000.

The par value of the stock is $100 per share.

Management and Reputation.—Though small, the compally has good local backing, and its underwriting opera-

tions have been very profitable.   It operates only in North

Carolina.

R. S. Busbee, its secretary. was for several years in the

Stockholders'   Annual   Meeting.—Third

January.

INCOME, 1919.

Monday   in

employ of the South Eastern Underwriters Association, and

for seven years special agent of the Seibels General Agency

of Columbia. S. C.

Gross premiums written    

Less reinsurance    

Less return premiums    

$323,455 72

142,084 OS

38, 496 36

The   directors   owned   at   the   end   of   1919   $S5.200,

 

 

par

 

 

value, of the capital stock.

'1'lie company's loss paying record is excellent   It trans-

Total net premiums    

Interest, etc.

$142.875 2S

13,942 99

acts a conservative volume of business.   Its loss ratio in

 

 

recent years has been low, and its expense ratio has also

1'OTAL INCOME    

$156.818 27

been low.

The mortgage loans are amply secured by improved town

and city property in _North Carolina.

DISBURSEMENTS, 1919.

Net losses paid    

$39,056 26

The   securities   owned   are   North   Carolina   4%

bonds:

Underwriting expenses    

62, 148 89

St. Mary's School, Raleigh, N. C.. 6% bonds; Peace

Insti-

Dividends to stockholders    

19.562 00

tute 6% bonds;   Liberty bonds:   Carolina Power &

Light

Other disbursements    

34S S3

Jones, W. N., attorney, Raleigh, N. C.

Park, Chas. B., educator, Raleigh, N. C.

Procter, Ivan _51., capitalist, Raleigh, N. C. Licks, R. H., capitalist, Rocky Mount, N. C. Roberson, Wescott, attorney, High Point, N. C. Royall, R. E., manufacturer, Wake Forest, N. C. Sanders, Wm. M., merchant, Smithfield, N. C. Shepherd, S. B., attorney, Raleigh, N. C. Thompson, Alf. A., manufacturer, Raleigh, N. C. Wilson, W. G., farmer, Wilson's Mills, N. C. Young, W. J., merchant, Raleigh, N. C.

pfd. stock, and Yadkin River Power Co. pfd. stock. Affiliation.—Southeastern Underwriters Association. Class of Business Written.— Fire insurance.

Territory.— North Carolina only.

Dividends.—1908, 12%c; 1909 to 1915, inc., 8%c: 1916. 9%; 1917, 10% cash, and a stock dividend of $25.000: 1915, 1'0% cash, on $150,000 capital, and a stock dividend of $50.000. In 1919 it paid a cash dividend of $19,862.

Officers.— President. Chas. E. Johnson; vice-president, Jos. G. Brown; treasurer, Alf. A. Thompson: secretary. It. S. Busbee.

Directors.

Andrews, A. B.. attorney. Raleigh. N. C.

Andrews, Graham H.. banker, Raleigh, N. C.

Barrow, W. B., contractor, Raleigh, N. C.

Brown, Joseph G., banker. Raleigh, N. C.

Busbee, R. S., secretary of company; insurance, Raleigh, N. C.

Dunn, N. A., merchant. Raleigh, ;T. C.

Durfey, C. K., stocks and bonds. Raleigh, N. C.

Edwards. C. B., capitalist, Raleigh, N. C.

Hicks, H. T., manufacturing chemist, Raleigh, N. C. Hill, D. H.. educator, Raleigh, N. C.

Hillyer, E. C.. capitalist. Raleigh, N. C.

Horne, C. W., merchant. Clayton, N. C.

Johnson, Chas. E., banker and manufacturer, Raleigh, N. C.

TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS    $121.4155 98

Ratios to Premiums Britten.—Losses paid, 27.3%; incurred, 26.7%; underwriting expenses, 43.5%; underwriting profit. 16.1%.

Ratios to Premiums Earned.—Losses incurred, 30.9%; expenses incurred. 50.4%; underwriting profit, 18.7%.

Miscellaneous, 1919 — Net losses incurred, $35,105.53; net risks in force December 31. 1919, $11,022,243; net premiums in force, $221,066.32.

Underwriting Exhibit. 1919.—Premiums earned during 1919, $123,232.35; gain from underwriting profit and loss items, $32.22: total, $123,264.57.

Losses incurred during 1919, $38.105.53; underwriting expenses incurred during 1919. $62,148.89; total, $100,-254.42.

Gain from underwriting during 1919. $23,010.15. Investment Exhibit, 1919.— Interest, etc., earned during 1919, $14.136.61.

Investment expenses incurred during 1919, $348.83. Gain from investments during 1919, $13,787.78.

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

$23,010.15: investments, $13.787.78; total, $36,797.93. Loss from dividends, $19,862.

Surplus, December 31, 1918, $62,269.57; increase, $16,-035.93: surplus. December 31, 1919, $79,205.50.


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