The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-27

Total circnlson 39l95s 35Si3 79 &C. 96 $50 352o3Oo
England, s,als.oOo ssol 900 sso7 900 io,5lic 600
The reduction Of the circulation, it will be seen,
chiefly by the Bank Of England, and the joint stock and
private banks in England and Wales, the aggregate
amount of which is less than FL so7 ooO The con-
traction of the Bank of Eng paper easily accounted
for by the advance of the financial quarter but the rea
lively large reduction in that of the private and joint
stock banks is but too clear and indication OF the still
angud state of business throughout the country Some
allowance must however, be made for the disposition of
trades generally to keep their liabilities low, and draw
the claims against them into focus as posi-
BILE at the close of the year The in the crcua
ton in Scotland is doubt exclusively in the agrcul-
ural districts of that country rents and wages being al
most uniformly paid at the time of Martnmas The drain
of specie for this country does yet appear inu
ence the quantity held by the bank fact which arises
from the want of employment of money in the CHI annes
of business. The Bankers Circular remarks:-
eve have understood that of the Bank directors
fers will considerably increase We have doubt that
sum equal to 900 sterling (sl5ooO0OO) will go
from England to the United States during the six months
ending May, IS43 and therefore expect the stock of
bullion at the Bank to decrease notwithstanding appear
ances."
Money in the discount market quoted 2t u per
cent. In the interior, notwithstanding the utmost dis
prevailed and the Yorkshire Bank added to the
lost and the liabilities of the bank amounted to upwards
of fl7oOOO Besides the loss of the whole capital OF the
bank there will be loss about 100000 As there
5000 shares, (6lb shareholders f3 share will be
qured to pay the deficit The original paid up capital
of the bank fls5 Ooo to which f2o had been ad
ded SINCE making total Of call 900. The whole of this
has been lost The grossest committed at the
very The directors took the business of the North
and Central Bank at Leeds, paid them $4,000 for the
good WILL and took accounts to the amount of 100000 for
which they paid down Bank of England notes, and
which ESQ 900 there has been loss of about f40000.
The Canadian loan of 100000 per cent stock, has
been taken by Messrs Maubert and Os per cent
with the exception of $4,000, which has heen taken by
another PARTY rather higher rate The demand for this
stock enhanced by the belief that the Government
swindng operation of reducing the 81 per cent stocks
about to be commenced. The house of Barings had
rendered the Spanish Government loan of 81 $50 OOO
the produce of the quicksilver mines, at IS dollars per
quintal
In relation to American Stocks circular of the Sd inst
says that there have been some transactions in American
securities in general for trAng amounts. New York
State per cents at about 70 per cent with dividends
Penpsy As Al Massachusetts, Sterling at 90 per
cent South Carolina exdivdend, at ST.; Kentucky 6s
70 per cent, ex.dvidend Alabama Dollar so; do
Sterling at 65 per cent? Maryland and Louisiana Sterling
Bonds both offered so per cent and Ohio SIS 81
per cent ex-dvidend.
The Moneur Parsen stses that the tenders to supply
the with 100000 pounds of virginian leaf
tobacco do of Kentucky leaf 400 900 do of Ma
ryland leaf and $4,000 do Of Havana leaf to I've delivered
Paris Havre opened before the Minister of
Finance Tuesday last. when Mr.. Brown, Liverpool
merchant declared the lowest bidder fer the three
first articles and NJ P Peccator for the Havana leaf
The administration Of Customs duties has just publish
ed of the principal merchandise imported into
France during the first IL months Of the present year. by
which it appears that the duties produced 90 OF OOOOf
The following is return of the Bank of France -