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B i d s SENT IN BY BONDING COMPANIES

COMPANIES.

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FED.RES. FED.RES.:DEP.FED:STAFF
AGENT
:RES.AGT:OF FED
:BK. STF. AGT. &
ALONE
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:RES.AGT.
STAFF

$1.00
:$1.00
:$2.20
International Fidelity Ins. Co.,:$2.20
#15 Exchange Place, Jersey City :
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N. J.
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:$1.00 !
$i7oc
American Fidelity Co *>
:
:for e a . :
for each
9th & New York Avenue,
:$2*00
: Bond
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Washington, D, C»
;
bond
American Indemnity Co.,
:
$1.00
:$1.00 :
Galveston, Texas
:$2.00
Ti; U, S'. Fidelity & Guaranty Co:
$1.00
:$1.00
:$2,50
Baltimore, Md.
..
:$2.50
\2) U. S. Guaranty Co.,
:$2500
757. of
Reports will be made on
111 Broadway, N. Y.
: . to
rate
officers & Staff of
:$25000
for Gov
banks.
.
: at
& Staff
:v 2.00
.
New Amsterdam Casualty Co.
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Baltimore, Md.
:$2.50
;
:$1.00
:$1,00 :$2.50
Royal Indemnity Company
:$2.50
$1.00
$1.00
$2*50
410 Bond Building, Wash. D.C. :Blanket bond, same rate, liability to be
tascertained by multiplying the penalty of
:the bond by the No. of exposures.
Fidelity & Casualty Company,
:y2„5(j
^$1.00
$1-00
$1.00
$1.00
520 Colorado Building, Wash,, ;
Running to the Government
D. C.
:
$2.50
$2.50
$2,50
$2.50
:
Running to the Banks.
Aetna Accident & Liability Co. ;$2.50
$1.00
$1.00
$2.50
Hartford, Conn.
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Usual Govt.form Honesty
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of bond.
form of
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bond only
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American Surety Company
:'
100 Broadway, N. Y.
:$2.50
$1.00
:$1■00
:$2.50
Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co
02.50
Hartford, Conn.
Southern Surety Company,
605 F Street, Washington, D.C. l$2 *50
Oi. 00
:$1.00
:$2.50
Maryland Casualty Company,
:(1.00 for bonds running to the U. S.
Baltimore, M d ♦
<l-2.50
_____ for bonds running to the banks.
Pennsylvania Surety Company,
7^2.50
v
’i .00
fl.00
?2.50
01.
Baltimore, M d .
:Blanket bond $2. 50 calculated by multi­
.•plying the penal sum by the individual
:covered. ______
Chicago Bonding & Surety Co.
C'l.oo
0 i .oo
$2.50
412 Fifth Street, Wash. 3. 0, rBlanket bond $2. 50 calculated by multi­
:plying the penal sum by the individual
:covered.
lassachusetts Bonding & Ins. Co.
77 State Street, Boston, Mass. $2.50
$1.00
$1.00
$2.50
Blanket bond $2,50 calculated by multi­
plying the penal sum by the individual
Covered.
.quitable Surety Co.,
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St. Louis, Missouri
:$2 .50
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:$1.00 :$2.50




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Illionois Surety Company,
211 Colorado Building, Wash;,D.C. $2.50
Casualty Company of America,
1500 Bond Building,Wash.,D. C.
$2.50
Fidelity & Deposit Company, of M d .
Baltimore f M d .
$2,50

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$1^00 : $2.50
: $1.00
$2.50 :

$1.00 :
$2.50 :

JOINT BID.
National Surety C o . ,115 Broadway,N.Y $2.50
$1,00
$1.00
$2.50
Fidelity & Cas.,Co.,New York, N.Y.
Bid may also be considered for each
Globe Indemnity Co.,New York,N. Y.
Company separately.
New England Cas.Co.,Bost*n, Mass
Investigation of employees will be unde
taken for Board or banks to a limited
extent.
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"In addition to the above regular schedule bond or bonds we alb© offe.
to write the encles-ed excess blanket fidelity bond, our bank form 91, for
$50,000 in favor of each et, any one of the Federal Reserve Banks on behalf
ariy twenty-five ifficere or employes in any one principal bank or in
any one branch at a premium of $750.00 «pon the condition that Said twenty
fi^e officers or employes will be bonded under a schedule bond or under a
primary- coverage for amounts equal to the amounts outlined in schedule § 2
on the reverse of said excess blanket bond.
Provided also that the amount:
for which said officers or employee are bonded to the Bank primarily eithe:
under a schedule or under separate bonds shall aggregate at least

$200,000 .00 ."

"If it is desired to have more than twenty-five officers or employes
covered by this excess blanket bonds, we will add additional men to this
excess bond at a premium of $15.00 per man, provided said parties are
also primarily bonded to the Bank in accordance with schedule $2 on the
roverse of said excess blanket bond."
"It is our opinion that it will be desirable to cover many of the
minor clerks and employes only in comparatively small amounts.
To cover
such employes for $50,000. or $60,000. would obviously be to over-insure
them. This protection may besecured by covering such employes under the
schedule bond for the proper penalties and the twenty-five or more of the
officers or directors in each principal bank or in each branch bank, who
have access to large amounts, may be selected ,to be covered under the
excess blanket bond of $50,000. in addition to the amounts for which they
are covered under the regular schedule bond."
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(2)

"A schedule bond covering Governor and Staff individually for stated
amounts varying from $2500 to $10,000 (or even up to $25,000) an each,
according to responsibility of position held, at a premium rate of 20
cents per $100. per annum as a primary coverage."/
"Excess loss over such primary coverage to tte covered by a policy or
policies in blanket form issued by other company, or companies for amounts
desired, say $100,000. to $250,000. according to size of Bank, (Rate on
such excess coverage should be very moderate)."

2

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"A bond in blanket form on Governor and Staff Collectively covering
loss up to $25,000 through any one or more or all persons named in the
schedule forming part of the bond, to be held as a primary coverage, at
annual rates as follows:1st 100 names @ $20,00 each
'2000.OQ
12.50 "
1250.CQ
2nd 100
7.50 "
750.00
3rd IOC
5.00
"
50.0.00,
4th 100
(averaging $11.25 each$<506.00
400
Each additional name (beyend 400) each $4.00
tu?>,/%*>q loss ov»r
nrimarv
t,o be covered by Q. policy or
policies in blanket form issued by ether company -jr companies for amounts
d#3ired, say V’100,0GC to £250,000 according to size of B.;,nk.(Rate on such
excess coverage snoulc be still lower than on exce
Ro . 1. because
of the higher primary coverage".
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