TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL INSURANCE REPORT OF THE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS. PART 1.-Fire and Fire-Marine Insurance. 1889, SPRINGFIELD, ILL.: SPRINGFIELD PRINTING CO., STATE PRINTERS 1889. CONTENTS OF PART I. PAGE. Capital, assets, liabilities and surplus, and the per cent. of surplus or impairment to capital; income, expenditures, and the per cent. of expenditures to income; risks in force and the net assets, and the per cent. of net assets to risks in No. 10. Losses and estimated expenses in Illinois, from 1869 to 1888, inclusive.. No. 11. Risks, premiums, rates and ratios on Illinois business from 1869 to 1888, No. 12, 13. District, County and Township mutual companies of Illinois......... LXVI to LXXV No. 14. Comparison of aggregate business done by the District, County and Township mutual fire insurance companies of Illinois....... No. 15, 16. County Mutual Live Stock companies of Illinois No. 17. Comparison of aggregate business done by the County Mutual Live Stock insurance INSURANCE REPORT. PART I. FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE. OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, His Excellency, JOSEPH W. FIFER, Governor of Illinois: SIR-In compliance with law, Part I of the Twenty-first Annual Insurance Report of this office is herewith respectfully submitted. Herein are contained the annual statements of all companies doing an insurance business other than life, which have up to this date complied for the current year with the general laws of this State governing the business of fire and marine insurance and are licensed to transact their appropriate business in this State. By the act approved May 31, 1879, the provisions of the general law governing fire and marine insurance companies were extended to companies doing a plate-glass, accident, steam boiler and fidelity insurance business or any kind of insurance business other than life. And upon compliance with the requirements of this general law, companies of this character have been licensed. The accident business of companies which do both a life and accident business, will be found in Part II of this report. The statements exhibit the financial condition of the companies, their operations during the past year and the business transacted by them in this State during the same period. The tabulations preceding the statements of companies exhibit in form convenient for reference and comparison, the information contained therein; showing, in respect to each company, the character of assets, the nature of liabilities, the sources of income, the purposes of expenditures and the business written and in force with comparative ratios and percentages. -B |