Twenty-third Annual Statement of 
The Prudential 
January ist, 1899 
ASSETS 
Bonds and Mortgages $ro, 489,318.63 
Real Estate 35572069 
Railroad Bonds (Market Value) 9,054 905.95 
Municipal Bonds (Market Value).....---....5 3,167, 718.15 
U. S. Government Bonds (Market Value),.... 111,000 
Cash in Banksand Office...............000008 1, 311,107.93 
Interests and Rents, due and accrued........ 308 243.0 
Loans on Collateral Securities..........+++.++ 30,000.00 
Loans on Policies wove | 995,508 
Deferred Premiums in course of collection... 3,097. 
fate 
Total vo «28,887, 1964 
LIABILITIES 
eserve on Policies . $22,877,002 
Capital and Surplus to Policy-holders....... 5 tHe 
l other Liabilities.....i.... .s.ss. nee _—_ | 
OUR a iss cee as aan ee eee $28, 887, 1954 : 
The Prudential’s Record for 1898 shows remit 
able gains in those Departments of its business wi 
add Strength, Progress, and Prosperity. 
ASSETS ‘ : ‘ increased to nearly 29 MILLION ben 
SURPLUS. . increased to nearly 6 MILLION DOL Rs 
INCOME ‘ ‘ . increased to over 17 MILLION Dol 
INSURANCE IN FORCE increased to over 414 MILLION eur 
POLICIES IN FORCE . increased to nearly Mis 1ES 
CLAIMS PAID DURING 1898 _ on over 43 THOUSAND PO we 
PAID POLICY-HOLDERS. . during 1898 over 5 MILLION ee | 
TOTAL PAID POLICY-HOLDERS to date, over 36 MILLION DOL” 
THE PRUDENTIAL wrote during 1898 over ONE HUNDRED es 
SIXTY-FOUR MILLION DOLLARS of Insurance. 
Covering all the plans devised for protection and investment. Full informsti” 
gladly furnished. Write 
The Prudential Insurance 4 
of America 
Nb 
JOHN F. DRYDEN, President. 
Home Office: NEWARK: 
