New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09

FOREIGN TRADING.-FOreign houses
dealt in less than 1000 shares in the local
stock market. the larger part Of the bust
ness being on the selling side.
BANKS LOSE CASH. - The reported
movements of currency this week indicate
a loss In cash held by the banks Of 81. 1000.
heavily through gold exports. The banks
received from the interior S90l6.oO and
shipped to :he interior S.5s4.0J0. including
S2.396CO0 national bank notes sent to Wash
ingtOn for redemption. The gain from the
interior was $1,000. Receipts of new
gold were 81 .9S4.0CG; namely. on New York
Assay Office checks. 81 O22.o0: on San Fran
cisco Mint checks. SS3s. 600 and on Seattle
Assay Office checks, s324.OJo Gold exports
S.500CtO Ordinary disbursements bv the
Sub-TreaSuTy We're $50. SCI. coo. Payments by
the banks 10 the Sub-Treasury for Gus
toms. internal revenue. per cent redemp-
ton funds. etc amounted to 81. cog 0sO
showing loss on Sub-Treasury operations
proper OF $4,000 The total loss by gold
proper was S,S13.0OO. Deducting the gain
from the interior and the receipts Of new
gold. the net loss 10 the banks was s.. 40 600.
THE COPPER HANDBOOK.-The ninth
edited and published by Horace j. Stevens
of HOughtOn, Mich. has been received.
This work. which has become a standard
authority on the subject has In its latest
edition. l.62S octave pages. containing con-
siderably more than "A million words and.
In addition to the miscellaneous chapters.
80
mines and copper mining companies, in all
parts OF the world. descriptions ranging
from two or three lines In the case Of com
panleS that nave died recentlV TO sixteen
pages in the case Of one OF the Iarrsst
mines. The mine descriptions are the same
as In the preceding volume. except that up
added. covering descriptions not contained
in any previous edition The shapter ~
statistics. containing upwards Of forty
tables. treating of copper from almost
every conceivable standpoint has been.
fully revised and brought as nearly as nos
sible 10 date.
THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
Inc tortleth annual report and var book
OF the Royal Bank of Canada has fust
been published IN attractive form. The
progress Of the bank in the wear has more
IMAM Kept pace with the development OF
tne dominion. The most striking features
OF the report show the opening in the
year or twSnty-One new branches an in
CT ase in capital and reserve Of g 900 OOO
and increased deposits OF more thar S12 .
0OO,OOO. with total assets Of more than
Sbt.VUO.uVV, OF which the percentage OF
quick assets to liabilities to the public Is
more than % rer cent. Aside from giving
complete list Of the shareholder che
book also contains most interesting statis-
lies OF the cOuntry's finances. ratIrnads
nlportN ana exports and the value OF thu
various crops.
NJ NRCH BUILDING FIGI-EE.S Ar-
cordiaG 20 Brad strcct's tho buiIdinS eX-
pendJureS ~ eiChty-hve cities in March
StfsSei % IL ttSs'4flSt H..ti 6
80 IN March year ago and $50 41O ms in
= bruarN. 1910. This shows an fn,.rea se
OF 80 per cent over February ard - ner
cent over March. 9O9 New York CON
tributed 20 the building total $4,000 SCI
"a gain or 80 per cent over February but
a decrease Of 20 per cent from March last
" ar. Chicago gained @2.S per cent over
March last wear FOrty-SiX cities show
gains over March last year, while thirty
six show decreases Figures for the GUAR
ter were s16G.e74 600. a decrease OF = 2 Der
cent a compared with sl79.9lI.626 FOR the
same period in 1909
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK -
Brad ytreet's reports the exports OF grain
for the week. with comparisons, agureS In
bust els. a. follows: Wheat. hOur includ-
ed, l;''t;OSb' l.t4+.2'9 last week and .062 =
24l In this week last year. FI-cal wear
$50. COntrasted with I465T6699 in
the corresponding period OF 1909 corn
695.624. against 1.0S5.S5t last week and
s26.S9S in the same week last year. Fiscal