at 6 per cent 40,000 00 20,000 00
30,000, City of Downs City bonds (Kan.), 1918,
at 6 per cent 30,000 00 30,000 00
14,000, Beaver Precinct bonds (Neb.), 1907,
at 7 per cent 14,000 00 14,000 00
5,000, Lincoln Township bonds (Neb.), 1907,
at 6 per cent 5,000 00 5,000 00
3,000, Jefferson Precinct bonds (Neb.), 1907,
at 6 per cent 3,000 00 3,000 00
4,500, City of Sante Fe City bonds (Kan.),
1918, at 6 per cent 4,500 00 4,500 00
15,000, Fargo Township bonds (Kan.), 1919,
at 6 per cent 15,000 00 12,000 00
12,000, Stanton County bonds (Kan.), 1918,
at 6 per cent 12,000 00 9,600 00
10,000, Haskell County bonds (Kan.), 1918, at
6 per cent 10,000 00 8,000 00
33,000, Lane County bonds (Kan.), 1918, at 6
per cent 33,000 00 26,400 00
225,000, Vancouver City bonds (Canada), 1930,
at 5 per cent 225,000 00 243,000 00
30,000, St. Hyacinthe City bonds (Canada),
1913, at 41 per cent 30,000 00 30,000 00.
10,000, Enterprise City bonds (Kan.), 1919, at
6 per cent 10,000 00 10,000 00
32,500, Three Elvers City bonds (Canada),
1918, at 5 per cent 32,500 00 34,125 00
20,000, Sault Ste. Marie City bonds (Canada),
1907, at 5 per cent. . . 20,000 00 21.200 00
16,000, Springfield City bonds (Kan.), 1919, at
6 per cent 16,000 00 8,000 00
7,000, Lincoln Precinct bonds (Kan.), 1907, at
6 per cent 7,000 00 '7,000 00
^tna Life Insurance Co. of Connecticut. 351
Stocks and bonds in statement — Continued:
Par value. Market value.
$3,000, Anthony Township bonds (Kan.), 1920,
at 6 per cent $3,000 00 $3,000 00
13,000, Spring Township bonds (Kan.), 1920,
at 6 per cent 13,000 00 13,000 00
12,900, Grant Township bonds (Kan.), 1920, at
6 per cent 12,900 00 12,900 00
920, Sheriden Township bonds (Ind.), 1900,
at 6 per cent 920 00 920 00
15,000, Ford Township bonds (Kan.), 1919, at
6 per cent 15,000 00 15,000 00
2,500, Valley Township bonds (Kan.), 1920,
at 6 per cent 2,500 00 2,500 00
3,500, Newman Township Drainage No. 3
(111.), 1897, at 6 per cent 3,500 00 3,675 00
28,500, Young America Township Drainage
No. 1 (111.), 1898-1901, at 6 per cent. . 28,500 00 29,925 00
4,000, Iroquois County, Drainage District No. 1
(111.), 1897, at 6 per cent 4,000 00 4,200 00
37,000.41 Indian Grave, Drainage District (111.),
1913, at 6 per cent 37,000 41 27,750 31
22,000, Nelson Precinct (Neb.), 1907, at 6 per
cent 22,000 00 22,000 00
7,000, Nichols Precinct (Neb.), 1909, at 6 per
cent 7,000 00 7,000 00
22,000, North St. Paul Village (Minn.), 1919,
at 6 per cent 22,000 00 23,100 00
7,000, Atkinson Village (Neb.), 1910, at 6 per
cent 7,000 00 7,000 00
8,400, Valentine Village (Neb.), 1909, at 6 per
cent 8,400 00 8,400 00
74,847.74, Parkdale Town (Canada), 1899, at 4
per cent 74,847 74 74,847 74
117,155.38, City of St. Thomas (Canada), 1930, at
4i per cent 117,155 38 119,498 48
99,533.03, Town ofWindsor (Ontario, Canada),
1910, at 5 per cent. 99,533 03 104,509 68
51.163 99, City of Kingston (Ontario, Canada),
1919, at 4i per cent 51,163 99 52,698 90
50,000, City of Bellville (Ontario, Canada),
1930, at 4i per cent 50,000 00 51,500 00
25,000, Superior City bonds (Wis.), 1897, at 6
percent 25,000 00 25,000 00
9,280, Young America Township Drainage
District bonds (111.), 1900, at 6 per
cent 9,280 00 9,744 00
352 ^tna Life Insurance Co. of Connecticut.
Stocks and bonds in statement — Continued:
Par value. Market value.
12,500, New Pankey Pond Drainage District
bonds (111.), 1901, at 6 per cent §2,500 00 $2,625 00
7,000, Brocton Drainage District bonds (111.),
1901, at 6 per cent 7,000 00 7,350 00
100,000, Cote Sainte Antoine bonds (Canada),
1932, at 4 per cent 100,000 00 105,000 00
50,000, Town of Gault bonds (Canada), 1920,
at 4 per cent 50,000 00 52,500 00
66,000, Province of New Brunswick bonds
(Canada), 1921, at 4 per cent 66,000 00 69,300 00
50,000, City of St. John bonds (New Bruns-
wick, Canada), 1930, at 4 per cent.. 50,000 00 51,000 00
38,895.15, City of Hamilton bonds (Province
of Ontario, Canada), 1910, at 4 per
cent 38,895 15 39,673(5
100,000, City of Halifax bonds (Canada), 1916,
at 4i per cent 100,000 00 100,000 00
75,000, City of Sberbrooke bonds (Province of
Quebec, Canada), 1916, at 4 per cent. 75,0n0 00 76,500 CO
85,000, Roman Catholic School bonds (Mon-
treal, Canada), 1921, at 4 per cent. . . 85,000 00 87,550 00
203,000, Protestant School bonds (Montreal,
Canada), 1921, at 4 per cent 203,000 00 213,150 00
20,000, Dickens County bonds (Texas), 1907,
at 6 per cent 20,000 00 21,000 00
4,000, AVichita County bonds (Kan.), 1922, at
6 per cent 4,000 00 3,600 00
25,000, Lewis County bonds (Wash.), 1912, at
5i per cent 25,000 00 26,250 00
25,000, Snohomish County bonds (Wash.),
1912, at 6 per cent 25,000 00 26,250 00
50,000, Tarrant County bonds (Texas), 1911-
1933, at 6-5 per cent 50,000 00 52,500 00
4,750, Orange County bonds (Texas), 1905, at
5percent 4,750 00 4,987 50
4,100, Duval County bonds (Texas), 1907, at 6
percent 4,100 00 4,305 00
6,500, Coke County bonds (Texas), 1912, at 6
per cent 6,500 00 6,825 00
10,000, Roanoke City bonds (Va.), 1921, at 6
percent 10,000 00 10,000 00
2,200, Shellsburg School bonds (Iowa), 1902,
at 6 per cent 2,200 00 2,200 00
jEtna Life Insurance Co. of Connecticut. 353
Stocks and bonds in statement — Continued:
Par value, Jfarket value.
$100,000, Prince Edward Island bonds (Canada),
1916, at 4 per cent $100,000 00 $103,000 00
8,000, Town of Glastanbury bonds (Conn.),
1897, at 4 per cent 8,000 00 8,000 00
10,000, AVapello County bonds (Iowa), 1897, at
5 per cent 10,000 00 10,000 00
34,800, Warren County bonds (Ind.), 1897-1900,
at 6 per cent 34,800 00 36,540 00
4,000, Cass County bonds (Ind.), 1896, at 6 per
cent 4,000 00 4,000 00
24,000, Grant County bonds (Ind.), 1897-1901,
at 6 per cent 24,000 00 25,200 00
7,000, Clark Connty bonds (S. Dak.), 1908, at
7 per cent 7,000 00 7,210 00
10,000, Jackson County bonds (Ind.), 1898, at
6 per cent 10,000 00 10,500 00
â– 25,000, Birmingham City bonds (Ala.), 1923, at
6 per cent 25,000 00 25,000 00
3,500, Stuart City bonds (Iowa), 1898, at 6 per
cent 3,500 00 3,500 00
41,000, Big Lake Drainage bonds (111.), 1902-
1906, at 6 per cent 41,000 00 43,050 00
10,000, Mason & Menard Drainage bonds (111.),
1899, at 6 per cent 10,000 00 10,500 00
74,000, Protestant Hospital for Insane bonds
(Cal.), 1912, at 4i per cent 74,000 00 76,220 00
10,000, Ainsworth Precinct bonds (Neb.), 1907,
at 7 per cent 10,000 00 10,000 00
130,000, Arizona Territory bonds, 1942, at 5
per cent 130,000 00 136,500 00
20,000, Karnes County bonds (Texas), 1934,
at 6 per cent 20,000 00 20,600 00
50,000, Bexar County bonds (Texas), 1933, at
6 per cent 50,000 00 51,500 00
20,000, Fort Bend bonds (Texas), 1934, at 6
percent 20,000 00 20,600 00
12,000, Hamilton County bonds (Texas), 1914,
at 6 per cent 12,000 00 12,600 00
28,000, Young County bonds (Texas), 1934,
at 6 per cent 28,000 00 29,400 00
13,500, Peoria County bonds (111.), 1897-1900,
at 6 per cent 13,500 00 14,175 00
2,000, Hartford City bonds (W. Va.), 1928, at
e per cent , ,, 3,000 00 8,000 OQ
354 jEtna Life Insurance Co. of Connecticut.
Stocks and bonds in statement — Continued:
Par value. Market value.
$100,000, Province of Quebec bonds (Canada),
1924, at 4 per cent $100,000 00 $105,000 00
13,000, Van Zandt Co. bonds (Texas), 1934, at
6 per cent 13,000 00 13,390 00
209,400, Peoria City bonds (111.), 1897-1901, at
6 per cent....: 209,400 00 219,870 00
100,000, Springfield Street R. R. bonds (Mass.),
1910, at 4i per cent 100,000 00 105,000 00
130,000, Hartford Street R. R. bonds (Conn.),
1914-1915, at 5 per cent 130,000 00 133,250 00
20,000, Arizona Improvement Co. bonds
(Ariz.), 1920, at 6 per cent 20,000 00 20,000 00
250,000, Riverside Water Co. bonds (Cal.), 1912,
at 6 per cent 250,000 00 237,500 00
10,000, Beaver Pond Drainage bonds (111.),
1899, at 6 per cent 10,000 00 10,500 00
25,000, Worcester & Suburban St. R. R. Co.
bonds (Mass.), 1915, at 5 per cent. . . 25,000 00 25,750 00
107,000, Town of West Toronto bonds (Canada),
1935, at 4i per cent 107,000 00 107,000 00
50,000, City of Rockville bonds (Conn.), 1926,
4 per cent 50,000 00 52,500 00
42,000, Nebraska & N. W. Irrigation Co. bonds
1897, 3 per cent.; 1898-1899, 4 per
cent.; after, 5 percent 42,400 00 29,680 00
15,000, Middletown & Portland Bridge Co.
bonds, 1916, 5 per cent 15,000 00 15,300 00
151,000, Hartford County bonds (Conn.), on de-
mand, $133,000 at 5 percent.; $18,000
at 4 per cent 151,000 00 151,000 00
21.106.72, Conn. River Bridge & Highway bonds
(Conn.), on demand, at 5 per cent. . . 21,106 72 21,106 72
34,386.88, Hartford City (auditor's orders) bonds
(Conn.), 1897, 5 per cent 34,386 88 34,386 88
5,000, Peoria School Scrip bonds (111.), 1897,
6 per cent 5,000 00 5,000 00
$13,446,752 l6
Total amount at risk December 31, 1896 $78,104,350 00
Business in Maryland in 1896 :
Accident risks written in 1896 $5,882,000 00
Premiums received 12,674 30
I.osses paid 7,495 28
Losses incurred ,.,,,.,...,,,.,,,.,........, 7,495 28
AmeriGan Bonding and Trust Co. of Baltimore^ Md. 355
SWORN STATEMENT FILED IN THIS DEPARTMENT OF THE
AMERICAN BONDING AND TRUST COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE, MD.
Commenced Business 1S95. Capital Stock $500,000.
James Bond, President. John T. Stone, Secretary.
Principal Office, Equitable Building.
Summary of assets December 31, 1896 :
Real estate % 13,633 79
Loans on mortgage of real estate 126,986 25
Stocks and bonds owned by the company, market
value 527,974 42
Loans on collaterals 45,266 97
Interest due and accrued 2,631 34
Cash in companj^'s office and in bank 19,378 04
Premiums in course of collection 15,627 43
Total admitted assets $751,498 24
Assets not admitted in Maryland:
Deposits in various States for the protection of
policy holders in such States, market value. . . §25,000 00
Liabilities in said States 4,650 06
Surplus over said liabilities $20,349 94
Bills receivable 5 00
Cash deposited with railway companies ' 722 50
Furniture and fixtures 8,909 32
$29,986 76
Liabilities :
Re-insurance reserve required by law | 38,4ol 63
Trust funds on deposit 194,755 31
All other liabilities as per detailed statement on
file 45 54
Gross liabilities, exclusive of capital 233,252 48
Surplus as regards policy holders $518,245 76
Capital stock 500,000 00
Surplus over capital, including surplus of
assets not admitted in this State $48,232 52
356 American Bonding and Trust Co. of Baltimore^ Md.
Income during year:
Cash premiums received ^87,638 91
Interest on mortgages ; . . . . 6,621 50
Interest on loans and dividends 22,888 39
Interest on other debts due the company 499 50
Cash recovered from losses paid in previous years. 30 00
Trust income 789 50
Trust funds on deposit 89,196 07
Actual cash income $207,663 87
Expenditures during year :
Amount paid for losses $10,697 37
Interest on deposits 1,165 92
Commissions and brokerage 7,555 17
Salaries and fees 25,356 07
Taxes paid... 6,626 49
Rent 7,000 08
Legal expenses 2,245 60
Advertising, printing and postage 4,704 48
All other payments and expenses 2,098 61
Actual cash expenditures $67,449 79
Stocks and bonds in statement :
Par value. Market value.
City of Baltimore stock $227,700 00 $240,149 08
$25,000, City of Richmond, 1926, 4 per cent 25,000 00 24,875 00
30,000, Virginia centuries, 1991, 2 per cent 30,000 00 18,750 00
10,000, Charlotte, Col. & Aug. R. R., 1909, 5 per
cent 10,000 00 11,000 00
10,000, Balto. Traction Co., N. Balto., 1942, 5
per cent 10,000 00 10,908 34
9,000, City of Cumberland (Md.) bonds, 1901 to
1907, 4 per cent 9,000 00 9,200 67
10,000, Ohio & Miss. (Springfield Div.) bonds,
1909, 7 per cent 10,000 00 10,108 34
20,000, State of Virginia 3 per cent, bonds, 1925. 20,000 00 14,650 00
100,000, U. S. 4 per cent, bonds, 1925 100,000 00 119,583 33
• 25,000, Aransas Pass Har. Imp. Co., 1900, 6 per
cent 25,000 00 17,980 13
30,000, Ga. So. & Fla. R. R. bonds, 5 per cent. . 30,000 00 29,400 00
3,000, Ches. Gas bonds, 1900, 6 per cent 3,000 00 3,195 00
15,000, City of Dallas (Tex.), 1929, 5 per cent. . . 15,000 00 15,150 00
2,000, City of Manchester (Va.) bonds, 1929, 5
per cent 2,000 00 2,050 00
4,000, Consolidated Gas bonds, 1910, 6 per pent. 4,000 00 4,690 00
American Surety Insurance Co. of New Torli. 357
Stocks and bonds in statement — Continued:
Par value. Market value.
18,000, City of Snow Hill bonds, 1906 to 1924, 6
percent 18,000 00 20,108 20
2,000, Aransas Pass Harlow Co. bonds 2,000 00 1,051 33
$540,700 00 $552,849 42
Total amount at risk December 31, 1896 $22,828,075 98
Biisiness in Maryland in 1896 :
Fidelity risks written in 1896 $15,604,408 28
Premiums received 55,364 89
Losses paid 2,400 27
SWORN STATEMENT FILED IN THIS DEPARTMENT OF THE
AMERICAN SURETY INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Commenced Business 18S4. Capital Stock $2,500,000.
W. L. Treuholm, Pi-esident. W. E. Keyes, Secretary.
Principal Office, No. 100 Broadway.
Attorney to accept service in Maryland, - William T. Shackelford.
General Age7tt in Maryland, - - William T. Shackelford.
Summary of assets December 31, 1896 :
Real estate $3,886,548 16
Loans on mortgage of real estate 15,000 00
Stocks and bonds owned by the company, market
value 1,174,106 24
Loans on collaterals 110,721 86
Interest due and accrued . . 61,134 49
Cash in company's ofifice and in bank 121,152 78
Premiums in course of collection 146,578 82
Bills receivable taken for premiums 25,697 98
All other assets as per detailed statement 7,742 77
Total admitted assets $5,548,683 10
Assets not admitted in Maryland :
Deposits in various States and countries for the
protection of policy holders in such States,
market value $189,900 00
Liabilities in said States 45,539 03
Surplus over said liabilities $144,360 97
358 American Surety Insurance Co. of New Yorh.
Liabilities:
Losses reported, adjusted and unpaid $298,978 55
Ee-insurance reserve required by law 562,309 95
Due for borrowed money 150,000 00
All other liabilities as per detailed statement on
file 22,369 28
Gross liabilities, exclusive of capital |1, 033, 657 78
Surplus as regards policy holders 14,515,025 32
Capital stock 2,500,000 00
Surplus over capital, including surplus of
assets not admitted in this State $1,693,606 95
Income during year :
Cash premiums received $1,169,776 54
Interest on mortgages 525 27
Interest on loans and dividends 41,964 77
Interest on other debts due the company 2,648 95
Rents 153,640 21
From other sources 43,544 11
Actual cash income $1,412,099 85
Expenditures during year :
Amount paid for losses $234,341 74
Cash dividends 200,000 00
Commissions and brolcerage . 49,545 68
Salaries and fees 366,902 49
Taxes paid 63,685 11
Rent 2,804 19
Legal expenses and real estate expenses 107,635 37
Furniture and fixtures 21,361 42
All other payments and expenses 124,578 89
Actual cash expenditures $1,170,854 89
Stocks and bonds ^>^ statement.
Par value. Market value.
300 shares Delaware & Hudson Canal Co. stock,
7 per cent $30,000 00 $34,650 00
93 shares Mechanics National Bank stock, 8
per cent 2,325 00 4,533 75
2,396 shares The State Trust Co. stock, 6 per cent. 239,600 00 479,200 00
100 shares Lawyers Mortgage Insurance Co.
stock 10,000 00 12,500 00
100 shares Maryland Trust Co. stock 10,000 00 10,000 00
10 shares Philadelphia Bourse stock 500 00 500 00
American Sxirety Insurance Co. of NtxD T'orlc. 359
Stocks and bonds in statement — Contimied:
Par value. Market value.
1350,000, U. S. 4 per cent, registered bonds |350,000 00 8386,750 00
50,000, U. S. 5 per cent, registered bonds 50,000 00 57,250 00
35,000, Mo., Kansas & Texas Ky. 4 per cent.
bonds .'^5, 000 00 28,612 50
174,000, Louisville, St. L. & Tex. Ry. Co. bonds. 174,000 00 26,100 00
Decree in favor of tbe American Surety Co. of
New York, entered on August 8, 1893, consti-
tuting a first lien on all tbe properties of tbe
Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City R. R. Co 323,909 99 323,909 99
§1,225,334 99 $1,364,006 24
Total amount at risk December 31, 1896 §206,451,097 35
Risks written
Business in Maryland in 1896 :
( Fidelity §586,750 00
" " ( Surety 15,500 00
-n â– -J ( Fidelity
Premiums received < â– '
K Surety .
1
-, ( Fidelity
incurred < â– '
i Surety .
Losses paid
Fidelity
Surety .
Losses ii
§602,250 00
§3,064 67
90 00
§3,154 67
§4,768 33
§4,768 33
§294 89
§294 89
360 Central Accident Insurance Co. of Pittsburg^ Pa.
SWORN STATEMENT FILED IN THIS DEPARTMENT OF THE
CENTRAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURG, PA.
Commenced Business 1895. Capital Stock, $100,000.
William H. Graham, President. Ralph Butler, Secretary.
Principal Office, 232 Fifth Avenue.
Attorney to accept service in Maryland, - - R. Gordon Williams.
General Agents in Maryland.^ - - R. Gordon Williams & Co.
Summary of assets December 31, 1896:
Loans on mortgage of real estate §146,450 00
Stocks and bonds owned by the company, market
value 44,970 00
Interest due and accrued 3,043 50
Cash in company's office and in bank 15,280 92
Premiums in course of collection 20,365 88
Bills receivable taken for premiums 227 38
All other assets as per detailed statement 1,325 82
Total admitted assets |231,663 50
Assets not admitted in Maryland :
Furniture, blank books, etc $1,500 00
Liabilities :
Losses reported, adjusted and unpaid % 1,000 00
Re-insurance reserve required by law 23,739 32
Due and accrued for salaries, etc 150 00
Commissions, brokerage, etc 5,027 69
All other liabilities as per detailed statement on
file 180 00
Gross liabilities, exclusive of capital | 30,097 01
Surplus as regards policy holders $201,566 49
Capital stock 100,000 00
Surplus over capital, including surplus of
assets not admitted in this State ....... $103,066 49
Income during year :
Cash premiums received $43,013 30
Interest on mortgages } q .q^^ gg
Interest on loans and dividends S
Actual cash income $52,417 28
Central Accident Insurance Co. of Pittsburg, Pa. 361
Expenditures during year :
Amount paid for losses $ 4,986 19
Cash dividends 6,000 00
Commissions and brokerage 10,449 61
Salaries and fees 16,692 81
Taxes paid 1,635 77
All other payments and expenses 6,205 50
Actual cash expenditures $45,969 88
Stocks and bonds in statement:
Par value. Market value.
Keeling Coal Co ^10,000 00 $10,500 00
North End Passenger RJ^ Co ] 5,000 00 15,000 00
Chartier's Township school bonds 5,000 00 5,050 00
Homestead & Pittsburg bridge bonds 10,000 00 10,300 00
Thirteenth Ward school bonds 2,000 00 2,000 00
Federal Street & Pleasant Valley R. R. 1st mort-
gage bonds 2,000 00 2,120 00
$44,000 00 $44,970 00
Total amount at risk December 31, 1896 $15,437,920 00
Business in Maryland in 1896 :
Accident risks written in 1896 $399,000 00
Premiums received 344 59
Losses paid 112 50
Losses incurred 112 50
362 Emjployers Liability Assur. Cor. [Lim.) of London^ Eng.
SWORN STATEMENT FILED IN THIS DEPARTMENT OF THE
UNITED STATES BRANCH OF THE
EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY ASSUR. CORP'N (LTD.)
OF LONDON, ENG.
Commenced Business 1881. Capital Stock $750,000.
Lord Claud Hamilton, President. S. Stanley Brown, Esq., Secretary.
Principal Office, 71 Kilby Street, Boston, Mass.
Attorney to accept service in Maty land, - - Jasper M. Lawford.
Getieral Agents in Maryland, - - Lawford & McKim.
Summary of assets December 31, 1896 :
Stocks and bonds owned by the company, market
value S828,850 00
Interest due and accrued 7,137 09
Cash in company's office and in bank 5,287 06
Premiums in course of collection 221,522 61
Total admitted assets |1,062,796 76
Assets not admitted in Maryland:
Deposits in various States for the protection of
policy holders in such States, market value. . . §57,000 00
Liabilities in said States 38,568 25
Surplus over said liabilities $18,431 75
lAabilities:
Losses reported, adjusted and unpaid $247,980 00
Re-insurance reserve required by law 445,059 73
Gross liabilities, exclusive of capital 693,039 73
Surplus as regards policj^ holders $369,757 03
Capital stock ' 200,000 00
Surplus over capital, including surplus of
assets not admitted in this State $188,188 78
Income during year :
Cash premiums received. $1,043,182 86
Interest on loans and dividends 35,571 35
Actual cash income $1,078,754 21
Errvployers Liability Assur. Cor. (Lim.) of London, Eng. 363
Expenditures during year :
Amount paid for losses. $643,240 36
Eemitted to home oflfice 49,861 54
Commissions and brokerage 231,795 81
Salaries and fees 58,193 29
Taxes paid 21,523 61
â– Rent 16,732 05
Legal expenses 5,268 70
Furniture and fixtures 1,425 16
All other payments and expenses 34,745 06
Actual cash expenditures $1,062,785 58
Stocks and bonds in statement :
Par value. Market value.
Aroostook County (Me.) bonds, 1909, 4 per cent. $5,000 00 $5,000 00
Baltimore & Ohio R. R bonds, 1925, 5 per cent. . 26,000 00 22,100 00
Boston & Maine R. R. bonds, 1944, 4^ per cent. 15,000 00 17,325 00
City of Buffalo bonds, 1912, 3i per cent 50,000 00 50,000 00
City of Los Angeles bonds, 1900, 5 per cent 2,000 00 2,000 00
City of Los Angeles bonds, 1901, 5 per cent 2,000 00 2,000 00
City of Los Angeles bonds, 1902, 5 per cent 1,000 00 1,000 00
City of Los Angeles bonds, 1903, 5 per cent 4,000 00 4,000 00
City of Los Angeles bonds, 1904, 5 per cent 7,000 00 7,000 00
City of Los Angeles bonds, 1906, 5 per cent 7,000 00 7,000 00
City of Los Angeles bonds, 1907, 5 per cent. . . . 2,000 00 2,000 00
City of Lynn bonds, 1919, 4 per cent 50,000 00 52,000 00
City of Portland (Ore.), W. L. bonds, 1923, 5
per cent 60,000 00 66,600 00
City of Providence W. L. bonds, 1923, 4 per
cent 4,000 00 4,480 00
City of Springfield W. L. bonds, 1923, 4 per cent. 5,000 00 5,400 00
Dexter & Picataquis R. R. bonds, 1929, 4 per
cent 50,000 00 50,000 00
Eastern R. R. bonds, 1906, 6 per cent 5,000 00 5,950 00
Fort St. Un. Dep. Co. (Detroit) bonds, 1941, 4i
percent 25,000 00 25,500 00
Lowell, Lawrence & Haverhill St. R. R. bonds,
1923, 5 per cent 10,000 00 10,300 00
Maine Central R. R. bonds, 1898, 7 per cent 2,000 00 2,080 00
Maine Central R. R. bonds, 1900, 6 per cent. . ; . 5,000 00 5,300 00
State of Massachusetts bonds, 1916, 3* per cent. 15,000 00 15,825 00
N. Y. Cent. & Hud. River R. R. bonds, 1903, 7
percent 20,000 00 24,000 00
Pennsylvania R. R. bonds, 1919, 5 per cent 5,000 00 5,800 00
Phila., Wilm'n & Balto. R. R. bonds, 1932, 4 per
cent 50,000 00 51,500 00
364 'Errvployers Liability Assur. Cor. {Lim.) of London, Eng.
Portland & Rumford Falls R. R. bonds, 1926, 4
per cent : $25,000 00 $25,000 00
Town of Andover bonds, 1908 to 20, 4 per cent. . 60,000 00 61,800 00
Town of Canton bonds, 1919, 4 per cent 5,000 00 5,200 00
U. S. registered bonds, 1907, 4 per cent 200,000 00 222,500 00
U. S. registered bonds, 1904, 5 per cent 50,000 00 57,000 00
West End St. R. R. bonds, 1902, 5 per cent 50,000 00 52,000 00
Atchison gen'l mortg., 1995, 4 per cent 16,000 00 12,680 00
Atchison adj. mortg., 1995, 4 per cent 8,000 00 3,440 00
Atchison pref. stock 9,000 00 2,070 00
$850,000 00 $885,850 00
Total amount at risk December 31, 1896 $217,818,200 00
Business in Maryland in 1896 :
f Accident $2,380,215 00
Risks written i Employers' liability 2,014,538 00
( Fidelity 177,800 00
$4,572,553 00
Accident $10,578 74
Premiums received \ Employers' liability 8,953 50
s
I Fidelity 790 00
P20,322 24
r Accident $1,104 99
Losses paid \ Employers' liability 2,933 10
( Fidelity 2,712 92
$6,751 01
^ Accident $1,124 99
Losses incurred \ Employers' liability 2,798 10
( Fidelity 2,712 92
$6,636 01
Fidelity and Casualty Insurance Co. of New York. 365
SWORN STATEMENT FILED IN THIS DEPARTMENT OF THE
FIDELITY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Commenced Business 1876. Capital Stock $250,000.
George F. Seward, President. Robert J. Hillas, Secretary.
Principal Office, Nos. 97 to 103 Cedar Street.
Attorney to accept service in Maryland., - - James H. Duvall, Jr.
Resident Manager in Maryland., - - James H. Duvall, Jr.
Sii7nmary of assets December 31, 1896: