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The aggregate decrease since September has been
in the banks Of those cities, while the sggre
gate deposits about the in September in De
cember The last returns made as previous to the
payment of the government debt of 100000 We find
Merchants Bank Of Boston, had hand the ooh Of
December and the slst ult and let inst II
Ia reported have paid out three end half millions for
government stock then due. There must have been a
very sudden transfer from some other banks to have
placed the Merchants Bank in funds to meet the demand
1t is not very probable that any change viii be made this
session Of Congress in the places Of deposit for the
vernment money The sub treasury bill will, without
doubt rest quietly where H. The government banks
will conduct themselves very cautiously, until they
satisfied what Congress will pursue The deposits
cannot now amount to much more than seven millions Of
dollars. On the sOth Of December they amounted to
254 Deduct from this the debt paid the slst
ut and the sum left will not be much than
millions This amount must be still further reduced be.
fore the receipts from customs sufficiently large
meet the expenses Of the government How soon
the importaons will be large enough to nett this
nue., is, at present, impossible to tell.


We table showing the quantity Of many arti.
ces imported into this district fol the past years. with
the increase and decrease Of l844 from lS43.


