, 1872-11-12

S3oo, 600. Hope, loss about $4,000,
american Central, Of St: Louis, loss, $4,000.
farmers farmers Mutual, of York, Pa, loss, 5000.
ftennsylvania Unddeerr%ssriters, loss, sl50oo
London Assurance, loss, 100000. Pennsylya-
nla loss, 100000 assets, 81, ,250, 900. Globe,
loss, $4,000. Orient. loss, $3.50 900. National
loss S150, 900. Exchange, loss, $4,000. Etna,
ef Of Mew York, loss $50 0oo: Trade:naah's, loss
$4,000 National, loss s12oooo; assets, $675,
ooo. Lorllard, unImpaired.
NEW YORK, Nov. lit is stated that the only
insurance companies here that have suspended
are tue International, Relief, Corn Exchange,
and Humboldt.
a general visit to Boston insurance Offices this
morning reveals the fact that they have been
hardly able to do anything toward estimating
and determining future stops. The fire is now
confined to the ruins, and no fears are felt Of
new outbreak. 4 large number of steamers
continue to work, reliefs Of fremen taking
them.
The Saturday Etening Gazette was among the
papers burned out. The firms burned out BY the
fire caused by the gas explosion this morn
ing we're James j. Smith l. Co., R. H. Stern
d Co., and W. R. Storms & Co., on Summer
street; Shreve, Crump j. Lowe, corner Summer
and Washington streets; Wheeler d Wilson, in
same building, and Stephenson's dry goods store
on Washington street., slightly damaged. A
building in Central court, occupied by Crosby,
1AUVIt G IUSH, WuU56 4EUuL III UQ washington
street, was burned down. The Park House was
damaged d little, aud there WAS injury by water
to the store Of Palmer, Jacobs g. Co., on Wash
lngton street.
James Tully was arrested by soldier, early
this morning, while setting fire to building on
Milk street.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Nov. 1.-THE excitement in in
Burance circles in the city is intense. Many OF
the officers have been at work all night investi-
eating the books and accounts, and preparing
statements: The companies in this city are re-
ported to stand as follows: The Humbolt has
suspended. The Firemans Fund came out
with loss not exceeding 5000. The Company
say, a No Chicago this time" as far as they are
concerned. The Lafayette loses not more than
$1,000; no agencies, and few risks in conBe-
quence. The Columbia Company decline to
give any information further than the gem
eralty-" We are all right" The State
has just established an agency in
Boston, but tho whole amount of insured in
that city will not exceed their surplus so that
mercials capital is 100000; surplus, sl4o,0 900;
total insurance, burnt district, $1o4,80 they
can pay and have 3238, 900 loft. The Irving will
not loso more than $50, 900; will be able to pay
all losses, but will suffer considerable impair
havo no loss. The Greonwieh re- R Il Mutual i Metro
politan, Fireman's Mutual, Bowery, Sturtevant,
Brooklyn, and American lose nothing. The
G. Guardians losses are about 95o,ooo::
This will consume full reports OF
is $780, 900. This leaves it without annargin Tor
reinsurance. The risks Of the Merchants in the
burnt district will not exceed S150000, which
company will be able to meet claims promptly.
The Atlantic, Of Brooklyn, reports losses not to
exceed $40, 900: It's surplus, at last statement,
wns 965,o0o. The international feels assured
that it will be able to pay all poicy-holders in
full. The question is what their stockholders