New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-31

The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
al the places named: Charleston. buying par
selling hc premium; New-Orleans. commercial
125 discount. bank 100 premium; savannah puy-
Ing par. selling Is premium up to Soooo. lily ,or
s. 900 and over; San Francisco sight par. tele-
graph &c. per 800 premium; Chicago. 4oc. dis
count Boston, 10Ql5c. discount
Bank cearngs were as follows at the places
named: New-York-Exchanges 500. 164624: bal
ances s6,o57.2sO. Batimore-Exchanges 1921 "a;
balances. sl7s33O. lphia--Exchanges. 49,
4OS SOC: balances. sl.4ss.279. Boston-Exchanges
sl4s9s, 946 balances. s30155H Chicago-Ex-
changes. sls.s24,s5s balances. s2,Oo4,49l.
The price Of commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was &C. nominal. per ounce. Mexican dol
lars were quoted 53A. In London the price OF
bar silver was unchanged at 30 9-16d. The Cam
pania sailing tomorrow, will carry out S''oVo
ounces Of silver.
Money on call in London was y per cent; The
rate Of discount in the open market was % per
cent for short and three months bills. Inc
amount OF bullion which went into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day was $4,000. British
consols were lO7 $40 for both money and account
American stocks were irregular. Canadian Pa
ciic Erie, Illinois Central ST. Paul, Reading
Louisville and Nashville and Atchison being
down M1A per cent. and Wabash preferred
Erie seconds and NewYOrk Central scoring frac-
t.onal advances
French rentes were quoted at lo2 francs "
centimes Paris exchange on London. 20 francs
Is confines; Berlin exchange on London, ~
marks As pfennings.
"Dun's Review for this week has this to say
Of the situation: Improvement In market and
prices continues. and whereas few months ago
everybody was nursing the faintest hopes OF re-
covery IL has now come to be the only question
In what branches II any. the rise In prices ana
the increase In business may go too far. A
strong conservative feeling Is finding expression
rot as yet controlling the markets or irdustri 30
but warning against too rapid expansion ana
rise In some directions the advance In prices
clearly checks future business. But encourag-
Ing features have great power Exports OF gold
continue. but are met by syndicate deposits ana
expected 10 cease soon. ArX.eties about the
monetary future no longer hinder. Crop prospects,
except for cotton have somewhat improved dur
ing the week Important steps TOWARD reoigan-
ization If great railroads give hope 10 investors
Labor troubles are for the moment less threat
ening and some Of Importance have been deh-
ntey settled. The Industries are not Oily doing
better than anybody had expected. bat are
counting upon a great business for the rest OF
the year The advance in prices Of iron and It's
products has added about 81 per ton more in
single week to the price OF Bessemer iron at
Plttsburg and yet the grea, steel companies are
buying wherever they can. Will, the air Is full
of reports that this or that fnish>l Product Will
further advance.
The Reorganization Committee OF the Bond
holders Of the United States Book Company In
forms holders OF said bonds that more than
four-ffths Of all the outstanding mortgage bonds
have been deposited with tho committee, which
now declares the plan OF reorganizat ton opera
tive Bondholders who have not yet become
parties to the same are informed that the COM
mittee has extended the time for the deposit OF
bonds until September 5. after which date no
bonds Will be received except upon the payment
OF such penalty as the committee may impose.
w ]. Hayes * Sons, Of Cleveland. Ohio. oner
for sale 5000 900 Columbus Ohio. per cent munic-
ipal bonds