Show Weekly Bank Statement Kew York April ZtTho Weekly bank xtatrniont shows hue following changes all Incrt iuo savo In circulation which KhowH a small decrease Surplus rcsorvo 179025 JOflfls 7075300 SIUcio Legal lenders iJeposlis circulation 2flSi The banks now hold 51307 1ITS In excess I of the requirements of tho 23 per cent rule limo Financier says Tho excess reserve re-serve reported by the New York clearing house banks now amounts lo 110071275 again a-gain of SM7W during the week Time current slalcmenl does not agree In Its totals probably for the reason that Lime technical adjustment of lie accounts of the iwo consolidating Institutions has thrown It out of balance Half the total expansion In loans and deposits can be traced lo this caise The principal feature fea-ture of Interest disclosed by the exhibit Is Iho gain of about ICOOCOO In cash which resulted from operations with the subtrcaeiry and the interior The In creuso was not as large as was antIc pulpd and Its effect was lost In part In j tho gain of KU1210U In deposits the hit ler returning an added reserve of over 2000000 Loans arc 7705000 larger It Is not notable that the added cash holdings for time week aro traceable to re r coplt of legal tenders Thin Indicates operations op-erations with Interior banks One event of importance was the export of PJOOOO In gold by the National City bank This was largely a special transactions but at the same time with the banks gaining from all sources Interest rates will probably prob-ably not KO higher and exports of specie arc only natural The per capita circulation of iho bulled States Is now at the highest point ol Its history and Is Increasing As hul l ness Is not expanding proportionately there Is nothing strange In the spectacle of a small percentage of Idle capital seek ing better Invoslment returned elsewhere It will bo useless to predict the volume which lie present export movenicnl will assure If Indeed It continue but since money commands boiler terms abroad and ihero H certainly a surplus beyond present needs here there would bo nothing noth-ing surprising In a continued movement for some lime to come But this does nol Imply weakness or unfavorable Irado conditions On the con irary 11 reveals lhe Inherent llnanclal strength of the country Ii la not saying too much to predict that exports of gold can be stopped Immediately If the occasion occa-sion arises without disturbing business In the least Tho fact Hint time United Stales hns since liOt absorbed onethird of time entire gold production of time world and that present supplies are being added at a rate exceeding 000000 monthly though current cur-rent production Is often lost sight of when the question of foreign need for gold arises |