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Insurance ON VESSELS The New York
Journal of Commerce says that the Board of
Underwriters of that city, are about to decline
insuring cargo upon the decks of vessels, and
a committee has been chosen by the Board, to
confer with the Marine Companies throughout
the United States. A statistical report of
some Companies in New York says, that for
every IL they have received for deck premi-
ums, they have paid $40. Let our ship build
ing friends in future build all their vessels with
high decks, as doubtless the Companies will
take this stand. The laws of Great Britain
vitiates insurance where the vessel has any
cargo on deck.