. Canadian forest industries 1880-1881. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. 16 THE CANADA LUMBERMAN. Net Assets, Jan. 1,1879 $23,704,34:2, /ETNA LIFE Bate peb Cent., Int'bst reoeivbd, 1879 $1,856,710. That the above is a most satisfactory and profitable rate of interest will be oonceded by all. But the careful attontion paid to this, as to every other dopartment, by the Directors of the JSiVTSA INSURANCE COJH- PANV, will bo more apparent when viewed in the light of the following figures, found in the latest published reports o
. Canadian forest industries 1880-1881. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. 16 THE CANADA LUMBERMAN. Net Assets, Jan. 1,1879 $23,704,34:2, /ETNA LIFE Bate peb Cent., Int'bst reoeivbd, 1879 $1,856,710. That the above is a most satisfactory and profitable rate of interest will be oonceded by all. But the careful attontion paid to this, as to every other dopartment, by the Directors of the JSiVTSA INSURANCE COJH- PANV, will bo more apparent when viewed in the light of the following figures, found in the latest published reports of 3 American, 8 British, and 3 Canadian Life Insurance Companies:— NAME. ABBETS. Equitable, New York $84,195,368 Union Mutual 6,874,248 New York Life 35,630,557 London and Lancashire. Reliance, of London Standard, of Edinburgh. Canada Life Sun Mutual, Montreal .... Mutual, Hamilton 851,720 2,379 410 25,939,636 3,070,988 319,178 88,068 INTEREST. «1,950,680 344,591 9121,887 37,325 109,720 1,120,255 199,504 21,774 4,634 BATH. 461 Average $12,149,797 $644,436 jETNA LIFE, $23,761,342 $1,866,710 5 86 per ceut. iipon $23,701,342 is only $1,271,131 Upwards of $585,000 was therefore realized in 1879 by the ETNA'S management from its $23,761,343 over and above the average of the nine Companies. This is a point of great importance to persona desiring to insure their lives on the "WITH PROFITS" plan. 13"All the profits in the ./ETNA'S Mutual Department belong to the Policyholders. Receiving, as above shewn, a more profitable rate of Interest on its funds, and also transacting its large business at a great saving in general expenses, compared with others, this Company is able to offer the public more favorable rates, as may be seen from the following examples. Tne three endowment columns show the premiums at 40 years of age: Endowments, with Profits, at Death, or the end of NAMES OF COMPANIES. $1000. Death only, without Pro
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