The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30

S69, ,031 ,000; aggregate cash reserve $lo,ool,
 5O0.. increase $1, 492, ,050; trust companies' reserve with clearing house members car rying 9 per cent cash reserve, s64,92oOOo. Actual Condition: Loans $l,997, io2, coo in'
 crease s4,66S, GOO; specie $953, ,GO0;, de-
 crease $1,7S1,000; legal tenders sS5,96o,0oo
 increase s7S,OOO; net deposits $1,So3, 321 ,O09 decrease S2,520,OO circulation s4l, ,301 900 decrease s25S,00O; banks cash reserve i'' vaults. s36S, PA, ,0O0; trust companies casn ie serve in vault $71 ,3s7, ,000; aggregate casn reserve SAG, 14OO0; excess lawful reserve | SIP, ,351, ,50O, increase $492050; trust compa- ldes reserve with clearing house members carrying 25 per cent cash reserve S66,24S,' | coo .tH | Summary of state banks and trust coEl- panies in greater New York not report | ing to the New York clearing house | Loans $635, ,3O7 SO0. decrease s3,067,000; SD.
 oie s65, ,5s7, 300, decrease $s6,50O; legal ten ders SIP, ,340, 600, decrease S344,300; total de- posits S726, ,946, 300, decrease s4,3S4,3O0. The Financier tomorrowss will say | Changes Shown by the clearing house
 banks in today's statement are compars- | lively insignificant. An increase of $4,-
 66S, GOO in loans, accompanied a decrease | of $2,51O,000 in deposits, which, while rc. ducing reserve requirements some $600.- | coo, was insufficient to counte"palance l net loss of $1,703, 900 in cash. As a resul, l the aggregate reserve decreased $1, 76o, ,SV
 s anding now at s43O, ,63S, GOO, an excess ol l ST, ,455(5O5 above legal requirements.
 ''Of the aggregate reserve, the banks | | old s36S 241 ,0OO and the trust companies | $!1, ,391, 600. The statement of averages again closely approxmated the actual | figures. As the summary of trust con, Iany statements made separately to the
 banking department shows a decrease o' | over six million in loans, accompanied by
 drop of over five millions in deposits
 1t is probable that there has been shlre | ing of burdens to the clearing house | members.
 | "The summary of state banks and trus | companies not reporting to the clearing house showed a curtailment of somt
 three millions in loans and loss o
 nearly five millions in deposits, with at insignificant decrease in casn.
 Coffee Market
 New York; July 29.-The market fo | coffee futures opened steady at decline | of to points in response to lowe
 cables and broke quite sharply during tn,
 day under belated liquidation in July
 which sold 33 points under the closing fig | ure of Friday, while later months also
 eased off under European and Brazilian selling. Reports of lower firm offers iron
 Brazil undoubtedly contributed to tn, easier turn in the market, but the close was steady at a net decline of to t points, July being unquoted. Sales, B, ,1 bags August, 11.29c; September, II 23c | October .S4c; November, 10. roc; Decem | Der, February, March, April, May ant June, lO5Sc.
 Havre, A@k franc lower. Hambure | Apfennig higher to A pfennig lower Ric weak, 150 reis lower at 7sM2. .75; Santos, 5t reis lower; 4sx1.00 Is 6sx60O. Receipts al the two Brazilian ports. 52,000, against A..
 GOO last year. Jundiahy receipts, 3s, 700 against 37,300 last year. New York ware. | house deliveries yesterday 6734, agains, 13,001 last year. Firm offers from Brazil
 were said to be about 10 points lower. Spot quiet; Rio No. ', 13A01SAc; Santos No. 4. 139sc. Mild quiet; Cordova, 14d 16c nominal