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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-08
Total lbs asases.sri a4sbss ses 1s.e.sss 1850 oso

There seems to be q law Of periodioity govern.
ing the recurrence OF mild winters. The most
notable mild winters for tho last eighty years
have been In the decades Of 1893, 1909. 1873 1873
1885, 1919, 1863, 1868. 1875 LID oston Advertiser.
The Nashville merchants who have Just re-
turned from personal inquiry as to trading
prospects In Cuba, find that Spanish diseriml.
nHsiun against the United States. heavy taxa.
ton. onerous regulations and the uncertainty
Ut laws courts and oil officials In Cuba are OBJ
staoles 10 profitable trade with Cuba. They con-
clude. In short, that the American who trades
with Cuba needs 10 DO eternally ylgilant and ex-
tremelg cautious.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-08
Ocean Freigls tn.

NBw YonR, Fob. 7.-Oeean freights we're quiet
but steady. To Liverpool. by sail. 1890 bbls -four
at 2s 4ts1; grain. BY steamer. is quoted Of 90
pkd, and by sail 76H7Ad TO London, by sail
1000 bbis Hour at az I'd. TO Bristol. bY steamer
$4,000 bushels grain ut lod To Hull. by steamer
$4,000 bushels grain ut 1bd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-08
MONTGOMERY Il CO.,

MONTGOMERY Il CO.,
n. q. RULLARD, Auctioneer,
IAvINd SUCCEEDED TO THE AUCTION
Ii business Of Il, M. u B, J. Montgomery. beg
to announce to their friends and the public that
Furniture. General Merchandise, Live Stock,
Carriages and other property. and to dispose OF
the same promptly and to the best advantage,
ton will bs received aud sold at our spacious
rooms ut the Old Auction Mart, 50 Camp street
Horses ind Stock will be sold as heretofore.
every WEDNESDAY md SATURDAY 1T Mont
gomery's Tattersalls, No. 10 Baronne street.
Outdoor sales Of every kind will receive
Parties having Furniture. Stock Or other
property to dispose Of WILL find 1t To their I'D
vantage to eonsign to Montgomery Il Co.. their
respectfully SOLICIT q continuance Of the patron
age 80 literally extended to their predecessors
Quick returns made on NIL sales
in1y i'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-08

Btats consos yesterday weakened somewhat
early iii the day. but were stronger atths close
and we're quoted In fair demand at s.tl@s4a.
The movement In premium bonds was n,odsr-
atb and rates were STEADY ut s7n5Tk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-08
PARIS FASHIONS.
Nine. JULIE Lab. FISHER,
9's.n.Glg ..l !'',A Millinery!

ParlOrs at the Turner Mansion.
1SN STREET. .......l1N
Begs to inform her lady friends and the public
generally that she has on hand one Of the most
beautiful and complete selections OF Partisan
styles and fashions In
BONNETs, HATS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS,
sMAWLS, Etc.
In her DREssMAKTNa DEPARTMENT she
has employed th6best Partisan Artistic. and she
will be pleased II the ladies will call at her
ISIS CANAL STREET.
Mime. Julie Lab. Fisher.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-08

The following were the exports from Dill
United States ports from October 40 TO Jannary
no, a period of three months.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-08
Commercial and Financial Matters.

The British ship 1dnRuist cleared yesterday
with q large cargo, including tesa bales of cot :
ton 1860 sacks Of oil cake 1000 barrels Of resln
and atDp stayes
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-08

clude. In short. that the American who trades
with Cuba needs To DO eternallY yigilant and ex-
tremely cautious.
a compilation giving the standard rates Of Lii.
terest and their ds1iblity. established by law
ia the different gtatss. which we ind In an es=
change presents some curious features. From
this we gather that out Of thifty-sevsn States
being oil except Colorado the legal interest In
one State Ia per cent, In twenty-five States 0
psr cent. In nine States per cent In two States
q per cent and Alb three States 10 per cent Al
most two-thirds Of the number make the legal
rate per cent. In four States borrowers may
contract To pay UP to per cent, In nine up 10
10 per cent. In six UP TO u per cent. In eight
more than legal interest may be- agreed and In
ton no more than the legal interest, The six
allowing the maximum OF IA per cent are Geor-
ria, Kansas. Nebraska. Oregon. Texas and Min
neseta- al. except Georgia. being frontier
States.
cf the salient features Of the proposed new
a#TiH bin h enc Designed II ftttt1UB smuggling
and prevent tho bringing OF foreign goods into
value Of such personal property. II permits
person arriving from foreign port to have $500
worth Of wearing apparel and $500 worth Of
other personal property in the shape OF tner-
ohandise books. implements. instruments and
tools The bill virtually authorizes free trade In
shiph. by providing that ell vessels owned wholly
BY citizens OF Che United States shall be entitled
TO registry. enrolment and license and TO ali the
benefits and privileges Of vessels the United
States. This will enable American merchants
TO buy or build ships wherever they can buy or
build Thorn cheapest. end employ them In our
commerce. As an effset, II allows American
ahip4bnildsrs to import free Oh duty ali mate
rails for characterization OK home-built ships.
II Ii estimated that the bill will bring In aseus-
toms revenue Of nearly st55. 100000 per annutn.
This In s24,ooo,ooo more than the present tariff
Yielded last year. and more than the present
necessities of the government demand.
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The movsrnvent at ports for SIX days. up to
nflfsf tflsdar. lii RtYHn hhlnN.

Kecsipts at ports since September LIE 3 ,72g 10,
Receipts same time lust year 4, 2Jg 6st
Receipts same time week before. a, to2, s4f
trIa nt,nunli a tndt III fr. uix dn. tri..aa
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SECOND EDITION
RELIGIOUS.

st. Johns Church, services OH Sunday
at 1Oa a. IN, and 4 p. IN.
Olive Presbyterian Church--Preachin
at 1880 a. m, and 7.30 p. m, by Rev. J.
Fitzgerald. All are invited
Kingswood Chapel (under care of St.
Paups M. f. Church)-Preaching at $50
p. m, by the pastor, Rev. }. IL. Caldwell.
Household of Faith, Elder G. r. Kra-
mer, pastor. At 1870 a. m., "The Law
in the Heart. 7.30 p. M, "The choice of
Faith"
First Baptist church corner of Elm and
Jackson street, |. NJ. Eastwood pastor.
Preaching at 1890 a. m., and 7.45 p. IN.
Sunday School at 8 a. M, and 2 p. III.
All are invited.
Trinity Church, Anniversary Service
Sunday June 10th in the Old Swedes
Church. Morning at $50 o'clock and
10.30 o'clock, afternoon at o'clock, and
evening at o'clock.
st. Paul's NJ. E. Church-Preachin at
1890 a. m., by the Presiding Elder Rev.
j. B. Quigg. At 7.45 p. m, by the pas
tor, Rev, J. II. Caldwell. Subject
"Light in the Dwelling"
Union Church-Services at 1890 a. m.
and s p. m, by the pastor, Rev. j. b
Mann. All the members and friends OF
the church are invited to be present, tC
hear pleasant piece ofnews. Seats free
First Presbyterian Church Market ST..
above 9th, Rev. f. b. DuVal Pastor. TO-.
30 a. m, Pastors Anniversary. Preaching
also at 7.45 p. m, Sabbath School at 2 o.
clock. Prayer meeting next Wednesday
evening at 7.45.
Second Baptist Church corner Of Fourtl
and French streets-Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. Il. b. Cook, at 1O.30 a. m.
and 7.45 p. III. Sabbath School at 0 a
m, and Up. III. Pastors Bible Glass at
p. M, in the main audience room. AL
are invited.
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Boys and Tobacco.

Physicians are well agreed that the use
of tobacco by growing boys is full OF
danger. Recent investigation-especial,
ly in France-have demonstrated that
whole train of nervous diseases are to
be traced to this practice. If you want
to stop growing, if you want to have
a set OF nerves that are like those of al
invalid old lady, if youwish to look sal
low and puny-I do not know any bet
ter way than to smoke tobocco. 1t will
make drain on your nervous system
which will be sure to tell after while
Let us hope that If thoes and boys rea'
this, some of them will be saved from
forming filthy habit which most mel
regret.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
FIRST EDITION.
rocal Time Table

,v.vr WILMINGTON.
IEliH11 mia: 2 90, $40, 6.66, So s.m' ~
Pli,aaeipa, "o m. 1881, 1910, 2.3O, 49,
4, 10y a, m On sundays: 2.09. lO a.
b; j@' 'et . So, o9 . o9. s IA, m, II 81, IL 4o,
Ne" On sundays: 2 10 a m.
] V III, are ~" and Washington: l2li, l 10,
es,, S" m, l25l, IL 90, W. p III 'u
g5l, ! InVeposit: II = 456 p m; no Sunday
lln, c.stle; s, 6 20, 9 80 a m; o5, Q 80 p
nc" oo sunday train. ,ox IN
d. aV ware X. r.; s 0s, so m; o'' 'o
y, no sunday train. , d ao6 a
Iuiiii,mington " M d Northern X. w.; 20 "
VIA 5Il D M; no sunday tralh. oo
p, p. S%; 1aTare Western X. H.. 10 ~ y MO ou
,e,%"s N,. on sundays: 10 30 a uox. m
MS H. vs. ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. a.
fRAiN,,s Aa,,,oampula II So, 834, "A mi II
p rSlltp6 ,gh ~ 355, 451, 8 IA. 20, ~
"a. n r. II 10 y m on sundays; IL Do
%. 20, 9 81, II 10 p IN.
" Vaw (: Y 56, 8 "a m; II u. IL os
a Se5 s5lpm, IN Sundays; IL % a IN
9l ! Fillmore: III :2io, Al, m; IL Z, l2 3s
a. p; . s. p nj on Sundays 2 10 a III y ''
n; @a;.sb,npton: 21s a m l2A, 1888
d ats m; on Sundays: 2 IL a IN v ~
b m. M q m no Sunday
Trains. -xK an m 12O0 m
Hew "a 0 AZ n m; no Sunday trains.
y, haiaware \ sv, K r.. 8 so IN; 20, 8 40 !
pl' Wiiminglon NJ ming" 4 Northern II. r.: 8 0S
p aS ',,n' M. 10 D m; no sunday trains.
n Delaware Western X H.: 7 90 a IN
inn m; on SUNDAYS: 6 Oopm
~ ~ vap ,u, wIIMiNGToN LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
n BROAD street and Washington ave
0rd D n'1so so. 100, 10 80, lisa m; 2 80, 3 80
@, 5 Is c, IS, 49, !. i 80 pm; pn o on sun
az rniriyssecond and Market streets
o. 'n'i5 Il Is a m, i2 Is, 3 55, 8 80, II 40 p m
m sundays. 3 80, II 45 y m.
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An Unworthy Evangelist.

In Elkton, Md, last Sunday, Joe Gor'
don, a colered evangelist of WilIning
ton, was arrested on charge preferred
by Sam'l Stewart, of stealing suit Of
clothes. 1t appeared, however, that
Stewards wife had become enamored Of
Gordon and had presented him with the
clothes. He also threatened her HUSBAND
with dire vengeance if he raised any
fuss. The case was settled by the ius
tice ordering Gordon to leave the towr
and sending Mrs. Stewart to jail FOL
thirty tlayS,
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DIED,

DIED.
ORTLIP.-Ou Friday. the 14th. Willie H.,
son OF George w. Ortlip. In the 2lst year
OF his age.
Friends and relatives of the family are
invited to attend his funeral, on sunday
morning, 10Th inst, from the residence OF
his father, "United States Hotel" eervi-
ces at the house, 7 O'Clock, a. m. Inter
ment at the Family Ground. .Flagg's Man
or Chester County, Pa.
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Neneraly ycxxs

Z Soclalsri"o. executive committee of
EEGa ltaiouas,,naaa labor party have issned
Eiat TO ali e,sips sectinsa at Cincinnati a Cir
EllE s! advising 'tGes tbam and members of the
erss 's' Is mistaken idca tEhlsa"zstOns thsst ss6S
pa no warrsn, ~ socialists. They set fortb 9b
n SSSaai1aonin i, in tSs Hs1 be found for such
1,.o % sss or ahs o pro Of the
os, IS%%t{es sSn nj and % iaS tSaa act snct Of the
sS s of5ss q eesy sI so the pansg Sagsn gss
'oaG,na Gn aid @tsett Sf the party to StS
etA arms nins.O1s iSNls If parues ~ tbea carried in
asy should i''Sl \. .uponjoinins rs proossai banded
''u''' of the sectionss'0 10 comply
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CEALED PROPOSALS
y VIII be received at the office OF the
Street Commissioner until TIL URSDAf
June 20th. at 3 O'Clock, p. M, for
CLEANING THE STREETS, r E
MOVING ASHES, DEAD AMI
MAILS, GARBAGE, ETC.
For further particulars apply at the
~ STREET COMMISSIONER,
je15-5t No. 8 E. sixth st., IND floor.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

lr, Hayes has selected three distin-
Phed gentlemen to represent the Uni
States in the International Monetary
plrrencc They are Reuben L Fem
the cautious New York statesman:
llam 5. Groesbeck, OF Ohio, and Pro-
|or Francis A. Walker, of Yale Col
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
Electoral InvestigatiO IN
Fraud,
LOUISIANA ELECTORAL CERTIFI-
Gates,

L9t tlslANA ELECTORAL CERTIFI-
GATES.
n ARLINGTON, June l4.-The Potter
committee did not hear the
,llouy To- DAY OF Mrs. Agnes Jenks,
IAPgl7u' Orlando Ii. Brewster, one
ne hayes electors in Louisiana, testi-
a. 70 Ills signing the certificates of
elvcllon' lie held the position of
Ee!ol general OF Louisiana in 1876.
'ia lol 80 70 The meeting of the cleo
Ia.il liie AFTERNOON, when lie was
''eu 10 supply the vacancy occasioned
ySl Nv lloh,altendance iu The morning.
~ 'e e, members OF the college, he thinks,
present. President and Vice Pre,i-
iDr' were voted Tor aud then the colleg.
,'ui 'rlea' Either that afternoon or next
~us eslgned the Cert ficates, Two or
t.,'.s weeks afterwards he heard that a d,
.A,s'tu as tothe certificate of Louisi-
h dssiICal ,N~ defect, as he understood il,
mnns,.lo I' .loaght that While il might be-
!. -pOs'ance i,a 1t would be well to make
.lu ,, new sets were made out. Wit.
EIosas sssea w. them in the office of Gov
t,eai ~ Uul dld not remember who were
Ialke ,ACepl S The Governors secretary
n, i, II aol t.a did he examine the celtifi.
|bE,0nDee wherein the defect was. In
4 say yG'lons by General Butter. wit.
yor Iu p., uat he held the office Of sur.
4 M, eAl ian4 up to time oil the election
Iy atsl a. Gl' resignation three or fon,
shOoJ' 'i ~ 'le election, but asked thai
)oyenbaao oc Dated back to the fourth q
Ig lp% ;, lie st id away in the morn.
lqse Is hug ,'le meeting of the college be.
egsl Ira'i aSu Ills doubts about his bein,
10 I.maGe sl,S.Igliial eIector, and he want
haQcy, Iy H,. that defect by causing .
Tie m4D,1 mls reasons We're understoo,
''iiOeF' Of the college.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
reign TeIegraphic Summary

he congress at Berlin is the event OF
day III Ewope-Emperor William Is
her, So is the Czaripa-The Old
hoHc synod at Bonn have resolved in
br OF marriage of the clergy-At a
Il meeting of weayers in Blackburn,
hland. ii was resolved to resume work
h. ten per cent. reduction-The Paris
tbition buildings cost4jOOO,O 900 francs
esterday was a gala day in Havana
Spanish generals made their tri-
bhal entry, and were presented with
gns Of gold
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tALL SEEET YEsTERDAY.-The
! market was active and stronger.
\ opened at 1909 and declined to
!, at which price it closed. Govern
II bonds were lower, States dull and
foads irregular. Money on call lent
" at z 3per cent.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
strawberries.
Surgical Operation.

On Sunday last DR.. c. M. Ellis, of Elk
ton, assisted by DIR. Housekeeper of North
East, and others, removed large tumor
from the side of Mr.. James Armor, OF
Principle, Cecil county. 1t weighed over
twenty pounds.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
Indications for To-day.

|r he Middle atlantic States to,oer
kuq. soatherly to eastriy 'cinds, slight
|qtuer,cleor or partly cloudy wedt''er,
,o..J Jg f,loued IN restern portion W
hs,opni rams.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

COMPLIM ENTARY SOCIABLE.
The complimentary sociable, and musi-
cal concert to be given by the German
American Association, will take place at
their hall, No. 2l9 King street, on Mon
day evening. The affair will be entirely
complimentary.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15
MARRIED.

THOM S-MOKROW.-On the evening
OF the 18th instant, at the home OF the
BRIDES parents, and by the Rev. f u.
DuVal. Mr.. Edwin j. Thomas to MI SIS
M. Ella Morrow, both OF Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

DUBLIC SALE
OF
.THREE-STORY DWELLING,
S. w. Cor. Market and Thirteenth Sts.,
ON SATURDAY., JUNE -,
At5P. M, on The Premises, without post
ponement, withdrawal, or undertaking.
This property, No. 1z27 Market street,
lot 1s feet inches X 69 feet inches, is
pleasantly and conveniently situated on
the well known "brandywine Walk" Win
open square in from pleasing view or the
Delaware River, and good surroundings
The building is a three. story brick, Dotn
front and back, 10 rooms, with heater
range and bath, and Is we'll constructed
with the usual modern conveniences, Thls
is really a very desirable home property ;
the sale Is positive, and for many en-
couraging reasons, IL is now almost uni
versally admitted that the time 10 6uy hedl
Estate in Wilmington is noW.
TERMs.-Mortgage may remain secured
by Policy of Insurance for 81 100, ana the
balance in three equal parts of cash and
notes with approved endorsers at . ana
months, with interest from the day ol
sale. Possession at once.
j. 7, HEALD,
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange,
Clayton House Building
je15,l8,2l,22 Agent TO effect the sale
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Removal.

Ponder & Townsend have moved their
Telephone Office to No. 6l6 Market
street.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

THE DELAWARE FIRE INSUR-
ANCE co.
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
Showing their condition on the 30th day of
April, A. d. 1878.
1926. CAPITAL 1873.
Paid up in cash. Stoo. 900 90
Real estate owned by the com pany$ 1000 90
Lo ans on collaterals, bills rec,, 1857 81
H'stsis st sGa az ana accrued thereon ss rs e
| Stocks and bonds owned by the
Ue1ne oe%1pany' bank stocks; ~arbet gSd ct
Railroad stocks market
| value, 1904 90
1854 10
Int. rest due and accrued thereon, 2sDO0
U. S. 2Os bonds, 1867 and 1881, 2,2l5 on
| State 6s boLds, 1000 90
Municipal bonds. Wilmington city
g., 8.5I2 90
Railroad bonds, $500 90
Masonic Hall Co. bonds, 6s 5000 90
| Loan association certiic ties, 5,2i0 90
Interest due and accrued thereon SOC 20
| Premiums in course of collection, 2,459 90
Cash in Office and bank 4,647 70
the co npany, $500 90
Total assets, ac:ual value. $l14,03l y3
| LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and unpaid. 8 1,76O 65
| Unpaid dividends, 40l 55
| Unesrned premiums. S,9S OF
| Total liabilities, except capital, 8 1l,l4i "a
| Capital stock. 100000 0
sutplus beyend capital, 2,ss6 50
sll4,O31 80
INCOME.
| Premiums received in cash 1876 90
| Interest on bonds and bills re-
| ceIvable and dividends on sock $3.50 80
Actual cash income, 5 23,157 O8
| EXPENDITURES.
Amount raid for losses, 8 532 43
Cash dividends. 1000 90
Commission and brokerage, 2,7S9 09
Salaries. fees, taxes and other ex.
penditures, 1889 o.
3 1929 20
Risk in force S1,535.334 90
| WIN. CANDY. +. L. GILPIN,
| President. Sec. q Treas.
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IMPERIAL FIRE ms. CO.,
LONDON. ENGLAND.
Showing their condition on the 3lst day Of
December. 1s77.
CAPITAL
Paid up Capital. $500. 900 90
ASSETS.
cal estate owned. Sss,377 70
Loans on bonds and mortgages, l58,450 90
Stocks and bonds. 5,87l .405 "a
Cash in office an bank. 142,503 "a
Premiums in course OF collection, 674,387 rs
All other Assets, 1865 50
Total assets, s7,77O.O9O rs
Unpaid losses, 69i .9lO co
Total unearned premiums, 9l3 go 90
All other liabilities. 163,SSl 80
Total Liabilities, 7eS 991 80
Capital stock, 100000 90
Surplus beyond capital, 2.501,0 8 40
tai and surplus, s7.77o. .Oso rs
INCOME.
Cash premiums received, s2.7s7. .2s2 SO
Interest on bonds and mortgages
ani interest from sticks AID
bonds an i from all other sources 244 695 70
Total income ss.O1l.97S IS
EXPENDITURES.
Paid for Losses, 1871 443 65
Cash dividends, 360,t 90 90
Comm missions and brokerage, 5O905l GA
Salaries. tees, taxes, &c., l44 5S9 7s
All other expenses, 1869 90
To'ai expenditures. s2576.72t rs
Net amount of risks in force 473,, 81 $50 90
Premiums thereon, l,37S,3I7 63
F. L.GILPIN. Agent, Wilmington. Del.
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NEW ADV ERTISEMENTS.

NTAVERLY HOUSE,
w ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.,
Now OPEN. The House is thoroughly
heated. Full ocean View. Hot ana Cold
sea Water Baths In the House. House
lighted with Gas. open all the year.
j. l.. BRYANT,
jel5-21Sm Proprietor.
The daily gazette., 1878-06-15

SAINT PAUL FIRE AND MARINE
ms. co.
ST. PAUL. MINN.
Showing their condition on the 3lst day of
December, 1877.
CAPITAL
Paid up in cash, 100000 90
ASSETS.
Real estate owned by the company lilo, ,s4 S
Iien) ' - ~ 1l7,9S SO
Interest due and accrued on same. 4.6lo65
Stocks and bonds owaed
by the company. bank
stocks, S45.63o 90
Railroad stocks, market
value 3S.343f9
Miscellaneous stocks Il
bonds Market value. 1880 90
Municipal bonds, 4o,4o7 "a
--- 17l.23i o3
Loans on collateral. (market
value. s435, ,735 Oo) 209.soss8
office. e.795 80
Cash deposited in bank, 81 S4 Is
Interest due and accruedion stocks 6. .l29 oS
!" collateral loans Il. .sS9 "a
III ton. Go, ,32l OF
Bills receivable. 1923 Is
tbeCo. ''' n.4l2 "a
Assets of the co ompany a their
actual value, SS5o,o62 "a
LIABILITIES.
Losses adj usted ad unpaid SO. 3.566c6
reported u unadjusted 1924
Registered. 4.25o co
- 1880 Sc
Uncarned premiums on fire
ricks, one year or less, 1882 o5
Unearned preiums on
year $3.50 81
| Unearned premiums on in
i"nu Ii" 's"''A --' $50 9o5 &C
Total liabilities, except capital 297 Ss6 10
| Capital stuck 400 600 90
Surf lu3 beyond capital, lo2.li6 oo
$3.50. .o62 "a
INCOME.
Premiums received in cash (ne) 574,2o3 %
From interets on bonds and ,oz "a
on stocks and Bonds. 5s,6ss 81
. FIom all other sources. o.''o 10
Actual cash income, S6i4.l1o OF
EXPENDITURES.
Amount mid for losses tnst) :4s9.o $50 s5
Cash dividends. oo.6yo AZ
| Com .sions or brokerage. $685. so
| Salaries and foes, 81 go VI
/ All other payments and expenses St.oS6 IL
Actual cash expenditures. s722y92s rs
Risks in force, not more than one
year. to run. 23.4s6.494 90
|, Risks in force having more than
one ear and not more than thee
years t. run. 7.l29.lS9 90
Risks in force having more than
three years 10 run. 1880. l76 90
| s35 245 S46 90
F. L. GILPIN. Agent, Wilmington, pei
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COMMERCIAL UNION ASSUR-
ANCE co.
LONDON, ENGLAND.
Showing their condition on the 31st day of
December. 1877.
-CAPITAL.-
Paid up capital. sl.25O.oOoOO
AssETs.
Loans on bond and mortgage, 927, 1856 80
Real estate owned. 57s AS 80
Stocks and bonds. 3,S72499 20
Loans on collateral. J40i 90 90
All other loans, 297067
Cash in office and bank. S33.35S 6S
Premiums In course Of collection al 604 q
ALI other assets, 180. 1856 02
Total assets. ss.lol.67lO2
LIABILITIES.
Unpaid losses, 49, $40 90
Whole amount of unearned
premiums, 1,52s,9s7 81
Reinsurance fund under life
department, 2,642, 100 81
All other liabilities, 1880 81
Total liabilities, 1852, ,948 10
Capital stock, 1,250, 900 90
| Surplus beyond capital, 2,15S,722 81
Total liabilities, including
capital and surplus, sS,1O1 ,671 OF
INCOME.
Cash premiums received, 3,791, ,495 10
Interest on bond and mort
cages and interest and dlvi-
dends from stocks & bonds 1878 81
Premiums, Sc, from life de-
partment, 5s5,S7s 33
Total income $4,563, ,151 80
EXPENDITURES.
Paid for losses, $780,, 2,O4O 5s
Cash dividends, 156, ,066 %
Commissions and brokerage. 595, 1876 OF
Salaries, fees, taxes, sc. 297 1855 81
Expenditures under life de-
partment 296, ,425 40
Total expenditures, 1851 ,423 80
Net amount of risks in force
(fre) 587 ,654, ,615 90
Premiums thereon, 2,5O4, ,705 90
Net AMOUNT of risks in force
(marine) 20,043, $50 90
Premiums thereon, 545, ,115 90
+. l.. GILPIN, Agent,
Wilmington, Del