Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-29

half millions more In amount than any
other company, n more than five times
the general average of Ithe ~forty-four COM
pantes doing business IN the State Of New
York.
PREMIUMS RECEIVED n 1867.
9. The cash premiums received by the Mu-
tual Life in 1867, were over four million six
hundred thousand dollars more than thecash
premiums received by any other company,
and over two million dollars more han the
gross(note and cash) premiums received by
any other compeny in the same year.
10. The cash premiums received by the u-
tual Life Of New York, IN 1857, were nearly
nine times the general average, aQd more
than o~ne-Quarter of the whole amount of
the cash premiums received by the forty :
four companies in hat year.
CASH INCOME FOR INTEREST.
IL. The cash income for interest in the Mu-
tual Life Of New York, in 1867, was nearly
one-fifth Of the total interest income of the
forty-fouTS companies doing business in the
u. The Mutual Life of New York is the on
~ one of the ten oldest companies Gn which
losses are now maturing) whose interest in
come exceeded the amount of claims paid.
CASH INCOME OF 1867.
ID. The Cash Income of the Mutual Life, in
1867, was over five and a quarter millions
more than that of any other Life Company,
and over two millions more than the gross
mote and CASH Income of any other Life
Company in thes same year.
II. The Cash Income of the Mutual Life,
In 1867, was more than nine times the aver
age cash income of the other Companies for
| the year: nearly seven times their gross in
come, and was over O~ne-quarter OF the whole
cash income Of the ..Orty-fouTs Companies
doing business in the State of NewYork.
EXPENSES AND CLAIMS OF 1867.
Is. The ratio of claims and expenses to to-
tai income for the year 1867, is less IN the Mu-
tual Life of New York than in any other COM
pany doing business in the State of New
1e Mt a f-oction ovor TON nor cont Of the
Cash premium receipts of the Mutual Life
was needed to pay the death claims for the
year, while the proportion or the largest
Note Company was over thirty-nVe, ana the
general average of all the companies nearly
twenty-five. The extreme care in the selec-
ton of risks and the results of long expert
ence are thus made manifest.
DIVIDENDS,
II. The dividends paid by the Mutual Life
of New York, in 1867, amounted to over W
million four hundred and sixty thousand
dollars, being nearly four times as much as
was paid bya any other Company doing bust
l8. The above dividends paid by the Mutual
Life of New York, in 1867, were more than
/ one-third of the whole amount of dividends
paid by the fOrty-four Companies. doing
business in the State Of New York during
the same year.
10. The whole amount of dividends paid by
the Mutual Life of New York, from its Organ-
] iZation to the end of the year 1867, is over ten
million one hundred and seventy thousand
dollars, which is over five million dollars
more than has been PAID by any other Amer
| lean Life Insurance Company.
20. The dividends of the Mutual Life have
| been not only vastly larger in the aggregate,
but also much larger in proportion to the
| premiums received than those Of any other
life Company doing business in this cOun-
try. For proof of this see accompanying Ia
bic.
n. The dividends of the Mutual Life, in
| the case of thousands of the oldest members,
are now over one hundred-percentof the pre-
MUM, 50 that no future payments are neceS-
sary. This is true of no other company in
J this country.
D. Every policy-holder in the Mutual Life
has either a constantly increasing policy or
a decreasing premium.
Table comparing total dividends paid to
| assured, with total premiums received, from
organization of the companies to January
Ist, 1868, compiled from New York State in
| surance report for January, 1868.