, 1874-10-25

| most impe1ishablo form of security known to
t insurance, bringing the credit OF the United
States 10 the support OF the Company, arc m co., 1l
The assets OF the Traders arc composed chiefly
| OF registered bonds Of the United States, also
loans on City Railway. Gas Company, and Na~
| tional Bank stocks, all Of which are held with
large margin above pnr value. 1t was no doups
owing to the very popular character Of these
general and special securities that considers
Bile proportion of the best business lately done
by frst-class companies, which subsequently
withdrew their capital from the city, reverted to
his Company.
Although large proportion OF the Company'a
business IL in this city aid ita environs. largo
income is derived also from country agencies, no
less than las agents being required to manage
tue business OF Outside fields. The general plan
| aud method of management is economical eau
| tious aud conservative, aud though the Com
| papy aim to extend tne benefit OF liz securities
over al the grand divisions Of tho city. specially
Objectionable districts ard ueighborhoods arc
| left to cultivate the acquaintance Of companies
which are not SO particular. Tie officers OF the
Traders are s. 4. Kent, President; H. C.
| Ranney vico-Presideut; Il, J. Smith, Secretary;
Fred ]. Knott Assistant secretary.-the follow
| ing names constituting the present Directory OF
| the COMPANY: G. ]. Blair, s. 4. Kent, Asa Dow,
A. s. Burt, Nathan Corwith. Thomas l.. Parker,
IL. c. Ranney. William Dickinson. Charles J:
DAVIS Tie home Office OF tho Traders il Is
| and 81 Chamber Of Commerce. Piaco Of perma-
arnn,on1 hn,ao M Fieiitv Safc f,enos;torv m
liantioInh .traat ~whrrc the naErnna 1T the
Company have standing invitation TO exGIuine
at pleasure.
TIE GLOBE INSURANCE ooNrAsY, or CHICAGO.
Tho Globe Insurance Company. which now
has the distinction Of doing III large business
| as any of our local companies. commenced busi-
ness few months previous to tho general con-
fngraton Of 1871, and its earliest experience
was in the great disaster, which 1t alone Of the
local companies then operating in Chicago sur
v,vod ~ nav ;ts loases in fnll. sinco tho qroat
et'oo ~ FeJ ''' ,0o0' 4 Wv
tre ITS business nas ooen constantly increasing
till it has reached its present largo proportions
Of $50, 600 to 100000 per month. And it speaks
.h s.. - fa;,oa ~ ,,..a b.,aao,a
-, 49, -,
ta s1a'Io Smnonv ar1arad ovay a1no ma ;nc,utj;n7
The losros in our great fro On the 1Ith Of Julv
the prompt payment Of which has added largely
to the popularity Ct the - Globe" The Com
panv ptciers ~ "dlse 1Ir1 onclss aru M Inc ~
rolncea the nrnhah1lities of snsta,ninr sucb
great losses AZ to destroy or impair its capital
Tic Company employs competent SURVEYORS, and
endeavors to be guided oy Harness. IN the max
lh3 OF us iates Luz P1eSens oon assgss o, .n9
1891 1a71 arcaod am nm rrha of1icor, 80 49,
George F. Harding Pres:dcnt Walter Ki1uball,
yico-presilent: s. P. Walker. Secretary. Office.
No. 10 LnSalle street.
a.,vrarox uxnvpup,rrua, .ovxcv
~ ~. -, 1880. ,.a. -. 49, ,,
ou too A0s VI 0of 4o' 1n7' 1no otnon HiA4A1o
and flre lnsu1ance company, OF dalEeston, an old
and eolid company. chartered in 1913, cstab-
1ahad nm apencv in this CITY. apnointinr Robart
60. sf;.c r.,a,-a, 1..,-a,.. ro,ar.-.
=. .stnANn' "1"so A'" "aS' op"n:'
Ch'ca@o agent 1n1s company Ii 1einaufeo IN
tho Texas B.nkin: and Insurance Company and