Casualty and Surety Insurance .

Casualty and Surety Business within the State.

XXVI

XXVII

STATISTICAL TABLES.

New Hampshire Town Mutual Fire Insurance Companies :

Table 1-Assets, Liabilities, Surplus, Income, and Ex-

penditures, with Ratio

XXXVI

Table 2-Premiums, Assessments, Losses incurred and

paid

XXXVIII

Table 3-Risks in force, Risks written, with Cost per

one hundred dollars of Insurance

XL

Grange and County Mutuals:

Table 4-Assets, Liabilities, Income, and Expenditures,

with Ratio

XLII

Table 5-Premiums, Assessments, Losses incurred and

paid

XLIII

Table 6-Risks in force, Risks written, with Cost per

one hundred dollars of Insurance

XLIV

Cash Mutual Fire Insurance Companies :

Table 7-Assets, Policy Stipulations, Liabilities, and

Surplus, with Ratio

XLV

Table 8-Income, Expenditures, Premiums, Losses,

Expenses, with Ratios

XLVI

Table 9-Risks written, Premiums charged, Losses

incurred, Risks in force, with Ratios.

XLVII

Table 10-Ratio of Net Assets to Risks in force, and of

Premiums to Risks

XLVIII

Table 11-New Hampshire Business, Risks written,

Premiums received, Losses incurred and paid, with

Ratios.

XLIX

Table 12-Ratio of Premiums to Risks written on prop-

erty in and out of New Hampshire

L

New Hampshire Stock Fire Insurance Companies :

Table 13-Capital, Assets, Liabilities, Surplus, and Ratio

Table 14-Income, Expenditures, Premiums, Losses,

Expenses and Ratios.

LI

LII

Table 15-Risks written, Premiums charged, Losses

incurred, Risks in force, Premiums thereon, with

Ratios.

LIII

Table 16-Ratio of Net Assets to Risks in force, and

of Premiums charged to Risks written

Table 17-New Hampshire Business, Risks written,

Premiums received, Losses incurred and paid, with

Ratios.

Table 18-Ratio of premiums to Risks written on prop-

erty in New Hampshire and out of the State

Stock and Mutual Fire Insurance Companies from other

States and Countries:

LIV

LV

LVI

LVII

LX

LXII

LXIV

Table 19-Capital, Assets, Liabilities, Surplus and Ratio

Table 20-Detailed Classification of Gross Assets .

Table 21-Detailed Classification of Gross Liabilities

Table 22-Detailed Statement of Income for the year 1894

Table 23-Detailed Statement of Expenditures for the

year 1894

Table 24-Ratio of Expenditures to Income, Losses to

Premiums, and Expenses to Premiums and Income .

Table 25-Risks in force, Risks written, Premiums

received, Losses incurred, with Ratios

Table 26-New Hampshire Business, Risks written,

Premiums received, Losses incurred and paid, with

Ratios.

LXVI

LXVIII

LXX

LXXII

Table 27-Detailed Statistics of Fires in New Hampshire

during the year 1894 .

LXXIV

Fidelity and Casualty Companies from other States and
Countries:

Table 28-Capital, Assets, Liabilities, Surplus, Premi-

ums received, and Income .

LXXIX

Table 29-Losses incurred and paid, Expenses, Expendi-

tures, and Risks in force

LXXX

Table 30-Summary of New Hampshire Business for

the year 1894

LXXXI

Life Insurance Companies:

Table 31-Capital, Income, Expenditures, with Ratio

Table 32-Assets and Liabilities, with comparative Sur-

plus

LXXXII

LXXXIII

Table 33-Detailed Classification of Gross Assets

LXXXIV

LXXXVI

LXXXIX

Table 34-Detailed Statement of Income for the year

1894

Table 35-Detailed Classification of Gross Expenditures

Table 36-Summary of New Hampshire Business for the

year 1894

Fraternal and Beneficiary Associations:

Table 37-Income, Expenditures, Membership, and

Deaths in 1894

Table 38-Summary of New Hampshire Business for the

year 1894

Table 39-Name, Location, Organization, or Admission,

and Names of Officers of Insurance Companies doing

business in New Hampshire

XC

XCI

XCII

Table 40-Premiums received and Taxes paid by For-

eign Insurance Companies, with date of admission to

New Hampshire

XCIX

REPORT OF THE INSURANCE COMMISSIONER.

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.

INSURANCE Department,

CONCORD, May 1, 1895.

To His Excellency the Governor :

The twenty-sixth annual report of the insurance commissioner for the year ending December 31, 1894, is herewith respectfully submitted.

FIRE INSURANCE.

The following changes have taken place during the year: three companies have withdrawn from the state, viz.-The Massachusetts Mutual, Dwelling House of Boston, Mass., and the Guardian of England.

One of these, conducted on the mutual plan, possessed a guarantee capital of $200,000. The Guardian withdrew from the United States, and the two Massachusetts companies, both solvent, discontinued the transaction of business, reinsuring their risks, respectively, in the Fireman's Fire, and Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Companies of Massachusetts.

Three companies, all conducted on the stock plan, were authorized to do business in the state during the year; they were the Merchants' Insurance Company of New Jersey, the Agricultural of New York, and the Williamsburgh City of New York. The aggregate capital of the three companies withdrawing was $700,000; that of the three companies taking their places was $1,150,000; so the change has not been to the injury of those seeking insurance. Three domestic companies conducted on the mutual plan that had temporarily suspended in 1893, resumed the transaction of business July 17, 1894. These were the