Judge — February 17, 1906 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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FIFTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL STATEMENT = | | OF THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE Insurance Co. of Philadelphia. | $69,860,057 42 Yeams Net Assets, Ji RECEIPTS DERE For Premiums and Annu- ities. For Interest, ete. a. ty 1005 , 1.20.00 54 eam 186 08 17,808,496 64 | $53,693,004 06 Claims by Death Matured Endowments and fAnmaltieg oernrers 128474506 Surrender Values 1,319,788 27 “Premium Abatemenis... 1,019,781 94 ‘Total Paid Poltey= holders, 7,339,923 38 Instalment Payments..... $ 114,408 09 Pennaylvania, and other 490,114.69 fice and Legal Expenses 632,974 26 Commissions to Agents and Rents... 1,929,188 66 Awency and’ other” Ex: 124,069 74 111,405 71 state taxes... Salaries, Medical Fees, Of- penses. Advertising, Printing and Supplies. Office Furniture, Mainto- nance of Properties, ete. 230,442 11 10,812,628 55 Net Assets, Jan. 1, 1906,,..,. $72,880,507 51 * {9 addition to, the abore abatements the Company al Jottnd to ‘Sem ASKET HY City Loans, Railread and other Bonds (Market value, $31,524,458 57) Bank and other Stocks (Market vaive, $530,080.10). Mortgages and Ground Renta, ist Liens (Valuation, $68,942.85 Premium Notes, secured by Policies, ‘office. Net Ledger Assets s Net, Deferred and Unreported Pre- miums Interest Due and Accrued, ete Market Value of Bonds and Stocks ‘over cost... £68,459 11 Gross Assets, Jan. 1, 1906. ,'$76,344,911 61 LAT! —— 4 Reserve at 3) 35and & er cent. reauired by 4 ane 880,507 51 1,925,384 29 {970,076 70 $65,444,158 00 338,961 74 480,122 28, ‘Claims: Surplus on Unreported Policies, ete Surplus ‘Accumulated ‘upon Deferred Distri- bation Policies ...... 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