Judge — March 4, 1899 — page 11: what you’re looking at

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Twenty-third Annual Statement of THE PRUDENTIAL January 1st, 1899. ASSETS. Bonds and Mortgages $10,489,318.63 3,557,234.29 ‘ 9,054,906.25 am 5 Municipal Bonds, (Market Value). 3,167,718.75 ay af U. S. Government Bonds, (Market Value)...... 411,000.00 PRUDENTIAL fim Cash in Banks and Office ++ §,344,407.03 ‘i f Interests and Rents, due and accrued .. STRENGTH OF, Loans on Collateral Securities GIBRALTAR ey 225,570.52 632,097.95 $28,887,196.42 Reserve on Policies $22,877,071.00 Capital and Surplus to eRe si 5,888,894.76 All other Liabilities. . ares wareoeenases "124,230.66 “$28, 887,196. 42 The Prudential’s Record for 1898 shows remarkable gains in those Departments of its business which add Strength, Progress and Prosperity. ASSETS . . . ... increased to nearly . . 29 MILLION DOLLARS SURPLUS. . . . . increased tonearty . . 6 MILLION DOLLARS INCOME. . + «Increased toover , . 17 MILLION DOLLARS INSURANCE IN FORCE increased toover . 414 MILLION DOLLARS POLICIES IN FORCE increased to nearly . 3 MILLIONS CLAIMS PAID DURING 1898 = over 43 THOUSAND POLICIES PAID POLICY-HOLDERS Auring 1898 over | =. 5 MILLION DOLLARS TOTAL PAID POLICY-HOLDERS to aate, over 36 MILLION DOLLARS THE PRUDENTIAL wrote during {898 over ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FOUR MILLION DOLLARS of Insurance. Covering all the plans devised for protection and investment. Full information gladly furnished. The Prudential Insurance Company ..of America... JOHN F. DRYDEN, President. Home Office: NEWARK, N. J.