STATEMENT SHOWING CONDITION OF THE TREASURY AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, SEPTEMBER 30, 1900. FUNDS. Balance Receipts Payments Balance $32,006,883 51 $29,221,895 70 $7,289,802 55 Aggregate receipts for year to October 1, 1900.. Aggregate payments for year to October 1, 1900. Balance in Treasury October 1, 1900 2,169 84 41,276 13 38,810 69 1,270,839 31 $4,504,814 74 TRANSFER OF SECURITIES FOR THE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. In pursuance of chapter 732 of the Laws of 1868, which provides as follows: Section 1. No transfer of stocks, bonds or mortgages, or other securities, now held or hereafter received by the Superintendent of the Insurance Department under the provisions of an act authorizing deposits in the said department, shall be deemed valid or of binding force or effect unless the same be countersigned by the Treasurer of the State, or, in his absence from his office or inability to perform the duties of his office, by his deputy, or by the accountant and transfer officer, as authorized by act, chapter 466, Laws of 1896. It shall be the duty of the Treasurer aforesaid to keep in his office, or in the office of the Superintendent of the Insurance Department, a book in which shall be entered the name of the company from whose account such transfer of securities is made by the Superintendent, and the name of the party to whom such transfer is made, unless such transfer shall be made in blank; and the par value of any stock so transferred shall be entered therein and the amount for which every mortgage transferred is held by the Superintendent, and the name of the party to whom assigned shall also be therein entered; and it shall be the duty of the Treasurer, immediately upon countersigning and entering the same, to advise, by mail, the company from whose accounts such transfer is made of the kind of security and the amount of the same thus transferred. § 2. The Treasurer shall present in his annual report to the Legislature the total amount of such transfers or assignments countersigned by him. The following is a statement of such transfers from the 1st of October, 1899, to the 30th of September, 1900: Northern Assurance Company of London, England, in trust by Superintend- British American Assurance Company of Toronto, Canada, by Superintend- Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company (Limited), Liverpool, Eng- Atlanta Home Insurance Company, Atlanta, Ga., by Superintendent of In The General Marine Insurance Company, Dresden, Germany, by Superin- American Credit Indemnity Company of New York, by Superintendent of Guarantee Company of North America, Montreal, Canada, by Superintend- New York Life Insurance and Trust Company, by Superintendent of Insur- Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society of Norwich, England, by Superin- Total Stocks Transferred. $2,531,000 00 |