The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-19

United States deposits included, N,7S2.- 200; increase, 3140,6o
 Summary of state banks and trust con,- panies in Greater New York not reporting | to the New York clearing house: | Loans, N113,Ss3, 100; increase. $6,724,40 40O Specie, sf14174so0; decrease, $90a.10o. Legal tenders, s21,101,4oo; increase, S71, 500.
 | 1,Soo. The Financier will say: Although the known operations of t.1e clearing house ing March IS indicated loss in cash | by reasons of operations with the interior and with the sub-treasury the statement of actual condition issued | Saturday showed gain of $2,105,400 In specie and legal tenders. There was very little change in the loan item. an increase of $1,976900
 having been recorded and this. coupled with the gain in cash, counted for an increase of S3,0S5,680 In deposits. The net changes resulted in an increase of $1,331,500 in reserve, bringing the surplus above the 25 per cent minimum L to $S2,174,025. Those changes, as noted, are based on the statement of actual conditions. The statement of averages showed very much larger gains, loans having increased 311,430.S00 and de- posits S10,23e.000, while there was Il small decrease of about $70O.O00 in cash. Reserve. based on averages, de- creased S3,S54,100 and the average sur plus stood at $31,375.275 The summary of trust companies and other outside institutions showed a gain of about five and three-Quarter millions in loans. an increase of $7,000,000 in net deposits and decrease of something over $800.- 900 in cash. The present condition of the money market is one of extreme ease. but banks will probably begin to lose cash to the interior in larger volume from now on.
 Coffee Market New York, March 1s--The market for. coffee futures opened steady at un- changed prices to an advance of three points on a little scA. ared buying in the absence Of important offerings. The French cables were hardly as good as due but firm offers from Brazil were said to be unchanged and the market here developed very littie feature, clos ing quiet. net 2 points lower to points higher. Sales, 2500 bags. March, April and May, 1055o, June, 10.51c; July, s1O.43c; August, 10.40c; September, |1027c; october. 10.07c: November, 1001c; December, and January, s.s4c; February, 9.9Sc. 4 New Orleans Rice Market New Orleans, March 1S.-Both the rough and clean rice markets were steady today with the usual trade in clean rice and little trading in the rough market. Re- ceipts: Rough, none; millers. none; clean, sss3. Quotations: Rough Honduras, 20 s.oSc; Japan, 2@sc; clean Honduras. 30 4ssc: Japan, 2A@3hc.
 e. n a D. .46c: Japan, none; clean Honduras, 2566 at lE@Sxc; Japan, 1s7 at 1l-16@2c.
 Live Stock Market
 Chicago. March 1s.-Cattle-Receipts, 800; stendy: beeves, ,6$. .A0@lS .85; Texas steers, S4. 40Q75 6S western steers,. $4.75Qb. 90; stockers. $4d5. 80; cows and heifers, g. .6o1 5.9o; calves. S. 26GS.50. W
 Hogs-Receipts. 3ooO0; market 1oc low CT than yesterdays average; light, 6.S5@ no; mixed. $6.e507; heavy, $. 6.6096. 90; rough, S. 60QD6 .65; good to choice heavy, 3e. s5@S.so; pigs. $e.eo@7.12; bulk of sales, SC. 76R6. 90
 sheep-Receipts, 26oo; market steady; native, d3,1S; western. 8. 25@5. .25; year lings. N.UGS50; lambs, native, y5@6. western. $S.2506.6o
 St. Louis. March s.-Cattle-Receipts 100; no Texans; market steady. Native shipping and export steers, $6aS.7; dressed beef and butchers steers, $ .5Of6. .5O stockers and feeders, q. .60@5: 75; cows and hefcrs. A.2S@6. .25; canners. $2. .S2@8 .25; bulls. $s756S.5 calves $56lS; Texas and Indian steers, N:5oGS.50; cows and heif- CTS, 8. .50G5.
 Hogs-Receipts. eco; market steady to 10c lower; pigs and lights, s6@7 .121k; pack CTS. ss.so@S:s5; butchers and best heavy. s6 9oQD7. .121z.
 No sheep.
 Kansas City, March 1S.--Cattle-Re- celpts, 200; no southerns; steady; dressed good. %. 4o96.so; western steers. N.s60