The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12

culation $46,eO5, 400. decrease $97,9oo reserve $37S,164, 400, decrease S3,02S,4oO reserve required $343.5S5,024, increase sSO0.224; surplus $34,629,S75, decrease $3,S35,625.
 x-United States deposits included $1, ,so2, ,5o0, decrease $2S,70o
 Actual Condition-Loans $1,345,27S, 800. increase $10,729,300; specie $304,- 045, 400, decrease $3,342s0O; legal ten ders S72,474,300, decrease $656,400; de- posits s1, ,3S2, ,70S,7O0. increase $S,019,soo' Circulation s4s,447,5oo, decrease $1oo,- 100; reserve $376,519.700, decrease $S, 999. 200; reserve required $34b,6I7,l1o' increase $2,O04,950; surplus $3o,S42, o25' decrease $6,O04,150.
 x-United States deposits included s1,591, 500, decrease $3s,900.
 Summary of state banks ana trus. companies in Greater New York not reporting to New York Clearing i1ouse Loans $1,108,10S,700, decrease $5,l 1'- 800: specie $115,0S3, 300, decrease, $lao,- 800. legal tenders $21,029.S0O, increase s26s. 300; total deposits s1,2o5,SoS'aoo' decrease $293,40O.
 New York, March 11.-The Financier will say:
 The flow of currency for the past week has been toward the interior rather than from 1t and the statemen, , of the clearing house banks issued March II showed a decrease of $3,sss,- 900 in ca sh which did not vary great 1v from the general estimates. Ihe banks are still increasing their loans' the gain in that item for the past wee'N having been $10,729,S00. The expan- sion in the loan item since the peglh ming of the year, 1t may be noteo' nas been something like-$100,oOo,ooo.I Ihe
 hov increased by reason of the expansion in loans w. sol, 800. Incident to the changes men, tioned the reserve of all deposits Tell s6OO4,15O, the surplus standing al the close of the week at $30,S42,525. The figures given above are based on the report of actual conditions. The Week ly report, according to the system Q. averages, showed gain or little Iess than six and a half millions Tn loans. decrease of something over $S,4S2,OVo in cash and an increase of three and quarter millions in deposits. The re- serve. figured on the average basis, stood Saturday at $s4,629,37b. The sum- mary of trust companies ana other out- side institutions indicated a'~loss or $5,1S2.500 in loans. decrease or It. lie less than $1,000.000 in cash and a loss of six and half millions in net deposits. The statement of the banks. while 1t shows prevailing conditions, does not indicate altogether the po- tential strength of the situation since very large amounts of American funds are being carried abroad in the loah market and otherwise.
 Coffee Market
 New York March 1.-The market Tor coffee futures opened steady at decline of 1 to points under scattering liquida- ton, but Europeon cables were fairiy steady. firm offers from Brazil were gen. erallv unchanged and with nothing in the news to indicate any change in the general situation the market steadied up in the morning on covering in the ab- sence of important offerings. Closing 5 points lower to points higher. March, April, May, 10. sSc June and July, lO.SSc; August, TO- 24c; September, 10.14c; De- tober. 9.94c; November, 9.90c; December, January and February. 9.S2c.
 Havre was Y lower. Hamburg un- changed, to % lower.
 Receipts at the two 3Braziiian ports 5000. against 11,e0o last year Jundiahy receipts 3l0O.- against, 400 last year. Spot coffee quiet. Rio, 123s@13ssc; Santos No. {. 13i4c; mild coffee dull. Cordova, | l11%@15Ac, nominal. Live Stock Market
 Chicago, March 11.-Cattle: Receipts
 200; steady; beeves, $5.2o@6.9o; Texas
 steers, M.40@5 TO; western steers, $4.70Q
 5.sO; stockers, s495.s5; COWS and heifers | g, 65G5 30; calves. NG9. 'f.s
 Hogs: Receipts 14,5Oo; generally 5c.low CT than opening; light, H.05@7. 30; mixed
 S. 9O@7 20; heavy. >s.75@7 10: rough, $e.7I @6.s5; good to choice heavy, 36.s6@7. 10 pigs, $6. FOOT .25; bulk of sales, $7@7 20.
 Sheep: Receipts 2OOO; steady; natives l $3@4.90; western, 8. 1894 90: yearlinEs M.75@5. .s5; lambs. native, sS@s. 70; west ern, s. .25@6. AS.
 St. Louis, March 11.-Cattle: Receipti l 40o, including 100 Texas. Exports, ee.3od
 '; dressed beef and butcher steorS, $60