6 235 London Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of Canada
Report of the Superintendent of Insurance of the Dominion of Canada © 1896
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FIRE AND I N LA ND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANIES. 23
THE LONDON MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA.
STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER, 1896.
PresidentThomas E. Robson. Secretary and Chief Agent
D. C. MACDONALD.
Principal OfficeLondon, Ontario.
(Incorporated in 1859 under the Act respecting Mutual Insurance Companies, being
Cap. 52 of the Consolidated Statutes of Upper Canada; amended in 1863, 27
Vic., Cap. 52. Incorporated in 1878 by Act of the Dominion of Canada, 41 Vic.,
Cap. 40. Organized and commenced business in Canada, 1859.)
CAPITAL.
The company has no stockholders, but merely members who are insured, and who
are only bound to the extent of their premium notes given for insurance.
ASSETS.
Value of real estate (less encumbrances) held by company $ 14,110 81
Municipal and loan companies’ debentures owned by the company, viz. :
Par value. Market value.
*City of St. Thomas debentures S 22,600 00 S 25,092 50
*Town of Tilsonburg debentures 6,500 00 7,426 25
*Ontario Loan an i Debenture Company debentures .. 13,260 00 13,260 00
*Huron and Erie Loan and Savings Company debentures 13,260 00 13,260 00
Total par and market values 55,620 00 $ 59,038 75
Carried out at market value 59,038 75
Cash on hand at head office 1,723 52
Accrtted interest on debentures 402 67
Agents’ balances 9,124 56
Bills receivable 275 35
(Amount of same overdue, $175.35.)
Premiums notes on hand 471,762 16
Deduct amount paid thereon 168,135 70
—- 303,626 46
(Total assessments on premium notes, $232,744.90.)
Office furniture 1,489 41
Total assets $ 389,791 53
*Deposited with the Receiver General.
