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344 JUDGE FORTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT ov THE NEW-YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Office: Nos. 346 & 848 Broadway, New York. TANTO AR 1, 1889. Amount of Not Assots, January 1, 1888. +eeeeee-$78,012,317.17 REVENUE ACCOUNT. Premiums fet $21,127,$00.73 4,273,602. 08—$%, 401,282.83 ~"$105,313,600.00 DISBURSEMENT ACCOUNT. ents matured and discounted (including reversionary addl- $5,425,026.78 ea, and purchased insurances (5547,143.27 . $10,973 6°0-65 i 303,062.84 muted commissions), brokerages, agency expenses, “iat + 3,558,440.80 OMice aiid law expensen, salaries, advertising, printing, etc.. ‘Gt 690.12—$15, 489,263.81 $89,824,336.19 ASSETS. Cash on deposit,on hand, and in transit, $3,095, 836.94 United Staten Mona and other bonus adc Bisco 28 «+ 9,308, 152.08 Bonus and Mtaaaes fei ten. es assigned to the Co 16,966,982 .50 arket value of securities held as collateral, « 1,676,250.00 olicies he Herve on these po oarrerses STRETE.AO Penaual premiums 06 extetiix policies: dus ‘sabeoque 889. 435,736.86 ‘on existing i ses in course of transmission and collection. (The Reserve on these ex, included in Liabilities, is estimated at $1,! 00,00) eeseeseeseaee: . 1,045,089.46 "208,959.43 451,005.21-. -$90,824,098.19 655,850.36 wa a on Company’ 's Books jled schedule of th 8 will accompany the usual annual report filed with the insurance Department of the i ot New Yor TOTAL ASSETS, January 1, 1889, - - - - - = = $93,480,186.55 Appropriated as follows : ($555,855.62 902,964.77, ‘6,511 1 ted . i : ‘ing policies: at the Actuaries table 4 por cent interest 1, 1388, Tontine Dividend Fund January 1, on existing polices of that class, vel to Tontine polley-holders during the year on matured Tontines Ralance of Tontine Fund January 1, 199... Reserved for premiums paid in advanee, 1 $86, ,397,936.30 $7,082, 250.25 ~~ $93,480,186.55 Sorples by the New York State Standard (including the Tontine Fund)... . $13,500,000.00 vided surplus, as above, the Board of Trustees have declared a Reversionary dividend to participating ion to thelr contribution to surplus, available on settlement of next annual premium. Divisiblo Surplus (Company’s now Standard).......... seaseeeests aid RNS TO ze “HOLDERS, INSURANCE IN FORCE. ASSETS, 7,627,230 Jan. 1, 1887....$304,373,540 ‘Jan. 1, 1887....875,421,453 ier, + 9,535,210 Jan, 1, 1888.... 358,935,536 Jan, 1, 1888... 83,079,845 1888 10,973,070 Jan. 1, 1889.... 419,886,505 Jan, 1, 1889... 93,480,186 Number of policies issued during the year, 33,334, Risks assumed, $125,019. Total number of policies in force January 1, 1889, 129,911. Amount at risk, TRUSTEES: ALEX, STUDWELL, ELIAS 8, HIGGINS, WALTER H. LEWIS, WILLIAM H. APPLETON, WILLIAM H. BEERS, WILLIAM A. BOOTH, JOHN N. STEARNS, WM. 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