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It will be seen that at the close of 1887, the companies doing business in this State had 929,853 policies in force, insuring $2,474,507,120, classified, as follows: Whole life, 652,417 policies, insuring Sl,802,750,478; endowment 240,589 policies, insuring S574,390,206; all other, including term and irregular policies, 36,847 policies, insuring $97,366,436. The exhibit of the business in New York, for the year ending December 31, 1887, is as follows: Policies in forge 138,400, insuring S415,214,165; issued during 1887 19,135 policies, insuring .$65,889,095; premiums received, $13,622,348.23; losses incurred, $7,530,785.52; losses paid, $7,897,065.13.

CASUALTY COMPANIES.

Table X shows the business of the Ten Casualty and Fidelity Companies. The assets are reported to be $7,738,511.53 ; liabilities, except capital, $2,886,923.28 ; capital, $3,550,000 ; net surplus, $1,162,129,64 ; income, $5,154,234.62; expenditures, 54,449,925.68; risks in force, $534,984,025.

SECURITIES ON DEPOSIT.

Table No. XI shows the nature and amount of securities on deposit in this department December 31, 1887, not only of life companies, but of every company