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BEST'S INSURANCE REPORTS — FIRE AND MARINE.   481

\WHEELING FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY—Continued.

Directors.—   Underwriting expenses    

Bieberson, Henry, retired.   Dividends to stockholders    

Driehorst, F. C., president Half Dollar Savings Bank.   Other disbursements    

Hess, Henry, gents furnishing store.

Kirbach, Win. A., wholesale notion store. Usterling, Dr. H. E., local physician.

Reymann, Anton, retired.

Stifel, Wm. F., senior member Calico Print Works.

Stifel, George E., president George E. Stifel Co., retail dry goods.

Welty, Wm., retired.

Stockholders' Annual Meeting.— Last Tuesday in January.

General Agents.— estern Department, Herrick Se Auerbach, Chicago, for Illinois and Wisconsin.

INCOME, 1919.

Gross premiums written    

$356.862 77

Less reinsurance    

68.256 93

Less return premiums    :   

53,

949 83

Total net premiums    

$234,

656 01

Interest, etc   

30,

285 62

Increase in liabilities during the year on ac-

count of reinsurance treaties   .... ;    

 

 

18,788   31

Other income    

744 60

TOTAL INCOME    

$284.474 54

DISBURSEMENTS, 1919.

Net losses paid    

$98,433 64

110,503 31 16.000 00 7,870 06

 

TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS    $232,807 01

 

Ratios to Premiums Written.—Losses paid, 41.9%; incurred, 44.9%; underwriting expenses, 47.1%; underwriting profit, 9.9%.

Ratios to Premiums Earned.—Losses incurred, 42.0%; expenses incurred, 48.7%; underwriting profit, 9.3%.

Miscellaneous, 1919.— Net losses incurred, $105,509.36; net risks in force December 31, 1919, $40,410,437; net premiums in force, $438,144.97.

Underwriting Exhibit. 1919.—Premiums earned during 1919, $251.168.63: loss fronr underwriting profit and loss items. $2.29: total, $251.166.34.

Losses incurred during 1919, $105,509.36; underwriting expenses incurred during 1919. $122,303.31; total, $227,-812.67.

Gain from underwriting during 1919, $23,353.67.

Investment Exhibit, 1919.— Interest, etc., earned during 1919, $30,367.27; profit on investments during 1919, $744.60; total, $31,111.87.

Loss on investments during 1919, $17,320; investment expenses incurred during 1919. $5,356.66: total, $22,676.66. Gain from investments during 1919, $8.435.21.

Gain and Loss Exhibit, 1919.— Gains: Underwriting, $23,353.67; investments. $8.435.21: total. $31,788.88. Loss from dividends, $16,000.

Surplus, December 31, 1918. $151,268.98: increase, $15,-785.88: surplus, December 3]. 1919, $167.057.86.

of J. L. Stifel & Sons,

YANG-TSZE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED,
Shanghai, China.

L NITED STATES BRANCH, 3 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.

ADMITTED ASSETS, U. S. BBANCH, DECEMBER 31, 1919.

Bonds and stocks owned (market value) ..

$785, 450 00

interest due and accrued thereon    

8,748 97

Agents' balances not over three months due.

102. 400 92

Reinsurance recoverable on losses paid    

12, 227 36

Other admitted assets    

840 00

TOTAL ADMITTED ASSETS    $1,165.556 49

LIABILITIES, U. S. BRANCH, DECEMBER 31, 1919.
Unpaid losses    $618,114 44

Unearned premiums:   Inland navigation,

$140,095.81: marine, $20.39813; total    160, 493 94

Eetin ated taxes hereafter payable    18,223    18,L   98

 

TOTAL LIABILITIES, except statutory

capital deposit       $796,832 36 STATUTORY CAPITAL DEPOSIT, $200,000

NET SURPLUS, U. S. Branch, including

statutory capital deposit    368, 724 13

TOTAL   $1,165.556 49

GENERAL REVIEW.

History.— This company was established in 1862.

It entered the United States in December, 1907) to write marine insurance.

Home Office Resources.— All assets of the company are 1i..ble for the payment of losses incurred here. The Home Office balance sheet, which includes all its assets and liab1itic s showed: Admitted assets. December 31. 1915, $7,-

432.955; capital paid in, $720,000; reserve fund, $1,000,000; reinsurance reserve fund, $1,000,000; • working account, 1918. 82,614.060.

_Management and Reputation.— The company is in excellent repute at its home, and its United States managers are in high standing. They act also as United States marine managers for toe Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd.. Piet ii Kong, China. but the company expects soon to


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