King Square, south side 6 King Street 60 ----- Total, 1612 The number of people rendered homeless foot up to about thirteen thousand, and the number of families to about twenty-seven hundred. As near as can be got, the insurance on merchandise, furniture and buildings, is placed as follows. This is not quite correct but at this hour it is as nearly correct as can be ascertained. It will average this at all events, and amounts in the aggregate to about seven millions of dollars. Queen $700,000 North British & Mercantile 800,000 Lancashire 500,000 Provincial 100,000 Liverpool, London & Globe 480,000 Guardian 420,000 Canada Fire & Marine 50,000 Citizens 200,000 National 140,000 Royal 520,000 Commercial Union 420,000 Royal Canadian 350,000 Western 90,000 Imperial 480,000 Ætna 246,000 Hartford 148,000 Phenix of Brooklyn 60,000 British America 27,000 Stadacona 320,000 Central, of Fredericton 60,000 St John Mutual 75,000 Northern 500,000 Canada Agricultural 8,000 Most of the Insurance Companies paid up at once "The Stadacona" pays its liabilities within a year. The "Provincial" has suspended but promises to pay in time and the condition of the "St. John Mutual" is quite hopeless, and will pay scarcely anything. The "Central" of Fredericton, N.B., will pay in a short time, it is said.