The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-01

-rIou e"O"i"' c0"0oNS"' P"o'S"
by the Superintendent of Insurance for.
New York, we dSAststfnsur Com
panics of fifteen states, representing an
aggregate capital Of Seventy four Mil:
lions Nine Hundred and thirty nine
Thousand, Two Hundred ana Sixteen
dollars, sustained losses am0uu*ing~.'t to
Eighty,two Millions, Eight II dhared
aud Twenty one Thousand, One Hun.
dred AMI Twenty-Five dollars in tie
Chicago fire. .',s~.,ss ~ -
One hundred and three lhhreo New York
Companies, with an aggregate capital
of Thirty Million, One Hundred and
Sixty one Thousand, Two Hundred and
Thirty two dollars, lost Tvsuty:one
Million, Six Hundred and 'Tlirtyyseysh
Thousand, Five Hundred donats. ,..4
Fifty Cornpanicsaof Ohio represent
ing an aggregate capital q Five. Mil.
Eight Hundred and !Ninety'slx' u hous'
aud. Seven Hundred and Fifty,ssven
dollars, lost Four Million, Eight Hun.
drcd and Eighteen Thousand, SIX Hun
drcd and Fifty.seven dollars, 81 yi2z,
Thirty-four' Companies Of J assa-
chusatts, with Eight Million, Fifty.one
Thousand, Eight Hundred dollars CAPT.
tai, lost -Four Million, Four Hundred
and Eighty.three Thousand, Five Hun
bred dollars. ~ 49,. s.. ,,..i.,un ii
Thirty-one. Companies of. Penusyl-
vana, representing arcapital Of Five
Million,. Twenty five Thousand,' y Eight
Hundred dollars, lost Two Tillion and
Eighty.two Thousand dollars. 49, ,:,:1
Twenty five Companies Of. Missouri,
representing "a capital Of Two, Million,
Seven Hundred and Eighty-three
Thousand aud Thirty four dollars, lost
but Five Hundred and Seventy five
Thousand dollars. ~ .''.'' 500 :. !.
Twenty Illinois Companies, whose az,
gregatc capital amounted to -Four Nil
liou, Three Hundred. and Forty four
Thousand, Nine Hundred aud Fifty ,one
dollars, lost the snug little sum ofThirty.
three Million, Eight Hundred and Sow.
Twilight Thousand dollars. y i,
Eighteen Maryland Companies, with
capital of Two Million, Eight Hun
dred and Twenty seven Thousand, Six
Hundred and Fifty!one dollars, spsiains
losses amounting to Three Hundred and
Ninety seven Thousand, ,, One Hundred
and Sixty five. dollars 9d1 @2&' aI.'
Eleven Connecticut Companies whose
aggregate capital amounted to Six Mil
lion and Seven Hundred Thousand dol.
lars, met with losses aggregating Nine
Million, Three Hundred and Twenty.
five dollars.
Eleven Companies representing the
State of Kentucky, aud possessing al
aggregate capital of Two Million dol
lars, lost but Six Thousand, Eight Hun
drcd dollars.
Nine Rhode Island Companies, with
an aggregate capital Of One Million
Nine Hundred Thousand dollars, sus
tanned losses amounting to the sum OF
Two Million, Seventy two Thousand
i've Hundred dollars.
Seven Companies of California, whose
api,al aggregated Three Million, Sever
Hundred and Fifty three Thousand
Six Hundred dollars, sustained losses
amounting to Two Million, Nine Hun
dred aud Fifty thousand dollars.
-Four Michigan Companies, posscssiu G
an aggregate capital OF Four Hundred
Thousand dollars, sustained losses
amounting to but One Hundred and
Seventy five Thousand dollars, while
three Companies of Maine with CAPT
tai Of Five Hundred and Fifty Thous
and, lost but Fifty Thousand dollars.
Two Companies of Wisconsin, possess
ing capital of Three Hundred and
Fourteen Thousand, One Hundred and
Seventy dollars, lost Two Hundred
aud Ninety thousand dollars, while one
Company in Minnesota with D capital Of
One Hundred and Twenty Thousand
dollars, lost One Hundred Thousand
dollars.
From the same source ne learn tina
Fifty-eight Companies Of the foregoing
namcd States have suspended. The!
are located, twenty in the state of New
York; five in Ohio; three in Massa
chusetts; one ia Pennsylvania; one il
Missouri fourteen iu Illinois one il