Show SPILLING GOT OF F STOGKSa Quite a Lively Movement in Wall Street BANK FAILURE THE CAUSE Drop in Prices Was Very General and Extended Over Threo Points in a Number of Principal Stocks At No Time However Was There Any Intimation of a Panic Latter Part of the Day Wit cssscl a Striking and General Rscovery Bond Market Mar-ket Quiet SILVER New York Cfljfc San Francisco CO c London 7 < 1 LEAD New Yorkcxchango 137J COPPER New York exchange 1700 Silver and Drafts New York Juno 27 Silver certificates nominally GOc Bar silver SO c Mexican dollars 47JiC San Francisco June 27 Sliver bars 50tc Mexican dollars lOV ToOc Drafts Sight 121c > telegraph loc Money and Exchange New York June 27 Money on call firm CfilR per cent last loan 3 per cent ruling rate 8 per cent Prime mercantile paper 2VirfM per cent Sterling exchange sternly with actual business In bankers bills at 187fi Is7yt for demand and 1 So iJMRSVi for sixty days posted rntcs 150 and commercial bills iSliJ1S3 New York Metals New York June 21Tue tin market In local circles continued Its downward course Today under liquidation as a result re-sult of increasing supplies our market declined 10 points Tho close was easy in tone at SSO2850 On the other hand however values in London for that metal were shade llrmer closing firm with spot quoted at 129 7s Gd and iuturcs at 127 lOs Copper In London further cased off 7s Gel on light offerings and closed at C7 10S for spot and ft3 for futures creating a low record for the year Here prices were nominally unchanged at 1700 for lake copper and loc for casting and electrolytic Lead was dull at SI 37 A Spelter In London declined 5s to 11 > and tict 12s Cd for spot It was unchanged here Pip Iron warrants 5f 50WOOO Northern foundry 112ofi > 16EO Southern foundry 12751525 and soft foundry S1275J1525 I Glasgow warrants closed at 52s Mid dlcsboro closed at 13s 7Vfcd Indicating lower English markets San Francisco Mining Stocks San Francisco Juno 27The official closing quotations for mining stocks today to-day were aa follows iifta 01 AntIcs 0 Bclcher 10 Occidental B13 IOphir Caielonla 35 Overman l ChaiIengo 18 Poosl Choilar age IC Corfldeiuo CS Sierra Nov 21 k C C Va 215 SilVer 11111 Crown Point 06 Standard G C 13 Union Con 1I N 20 Utah Coit 1 rqdii el Jacket I NEW YOUR MrNING STOCKS Ant S Rt 5775 Adams Ccun 15 jtofeircd 10110 LIttle Chief 13 Alit ID Ontario 2 Brccce 160 Ophir SO Brunswick litoeuiix 9 Coni Potosl C 0 Va 203 Savage Deadwood 50 SIerra Nov 20 1lena Silver 135 Smali 110105 40 Iron Silver D Standard 305 Lcadviilc 05 I BOSTON MINING STOCKS Adventure 2l37jAm Cop 12175 Atlantic 3600 Parrot 6150 Blngham 2250 Quincy 17200 C II7S500S79000 S Fe Cop 7124j Centennial 29M Tamarack 33300 Franklin 1075 Utah 3100 Humboldt 2510 AAMnona 250 Osccola KKfO i Grain and Provisions Chicago June 27Out tho advance at Liverpool September wheat opened Vi Ido higher at tilfjfiic The Improvement Improve-ment was met with largo offerings and a decline to G71C resulted Subsequentlv reports of extensive damage to French and German crops brought out a good 1 export demand and helped by cash buy lag and u season of covering by shorts there was a reaction to C7e The trading trad-ing was moderately active and tho close was llrm and ii higher at 67tj7Jo Corn was dull prices ranging within narrow limits Speculative sentiment was mixed September corn closed easier and 1 ti1o down at I Oats were fairly active September closed steady and Ui flic lower at 26yic Provisions were dull and lower on continued con-tinued selling for profit September pork closed 2yg5G down lard 5c lower and ribs 2c lower RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES Articles Open High Low Close Wheat No 2 Juno G7Vs July C7 II7V6 M 6741 September G7g G7 G7it G7 ± Corn No 2 June 42T i July 43 43 A 4VA 43A September 45 45 4P3 1 i 41f December 43 S 13l i 41 42 u4 v Oats No 2 July 27ii 27 20f 2fi 4 September 27 27 2u 26yt May 20lfc 29 20i 20 ft Mess Pork July lla 11G7V2 1457 > 1160 September 11S2 1487 1175 llSO Lard July 802 3 865 357h SC2A i September 870 872 8Go S70 October 870 S70 SG2 561 1 Short Ribs July S021A S02 SCO 800 September sis S15 810 812 CASH QUOTATIONS Cash quotations were as follows Flour dull X o S spring wheat 2Wt f > V ½ o No 2 red G7 < < TG7l c No 2 corn lIe No 2 yellow yel-low 4Wl3ic No 2 oats KyigKSVfec No 2 white 504i3lc No 3 white yt52S No 2 iye 17e good feeding barley 47 51c lalr to choice ntallng lTiiSh No flax seed 183 No 1 Northwestern prime timothy seed 113 mess pork per barrel liC0h14 lard er 1O0 POtnid 5 60pS02 ½ uhiort ribs SiieS loose S1O i 810 dry salted shoulders boxed 1i7l4l short clear sides boxed JS rwsSo whisky whis-ky basis of high wines 127 1 RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS Articles Recpls Ship Flour barrels SSWM 21000 L Wheat bushels 20Y > IfOOOO Corn bushels 110000 103000 Oats biiHhels 1340fW 270000 Rye bushels 50TO 100 Barley bushcLs 3000 2000 PRODUCE EXCHANGE On the produce exchange today the butter but-ter market was steady creameries 1P tli iSmc dairies 141kl6c cheese dull J 9ic eggs steady lOi1i ½ c Const Grain San Francisco Juno 27 Wheat Easier Dccembtr lOlla Barley Easier GSVlc for December Butter and Eggs Now York June 27 Butter Receipts S2CG packages Steady creamery 15 z iDep factory 12WZi5c EggsReceIpts 9250 Firmer AVestcrn candled 134c AVestem uncaud led IS 13e New York Sugar Market Now York June 27SugarRaw firm fair rclinliiKT 39lGc centrifugal Oiitost 4 i n32c molasses sugar 0 51 tie RolWd firm crushed 2600 powdered JoCO gran ulated 550 Foreign Market New York June 27The Commorclal I Adverllsers London financial mays m-ays Business showed few slgna of t Improvrtnont today and sentiment was still dressed although prices hnrdopoil slightly toward the end Berlin was still a free seller of stocks the complications In that qimrfr having resulted In the arrest I ar-rest of the manager of the Lelpzjjcr bank American nocks wore weak early I on fears of monetary troubles Jn New I York and on German suits There waa also qoirt realization hereby here-by some of the bull who Irave grown weary of holdlnp stocks and whoso enthusiasm en-thusiasm has ItfconrH Stale Then Now York buying caused a general rally but I at tho very close there was a drop of a point on the news of the suspension of t i thn Seventh National hank although there were niorft offerIngs than actual sap les Call rafra have advanced to 314 sa-p er cent wllh tone steady Stocks and Bonds I New York Juno 27 There was quite a lively apllllng out of stocks for a time today as a result of the suspension of I I tho Seventh National bank ono of the I minor members of the ClearingHouse us 1 sochitlon in consequence of action by the Comptroller of the Currtnoy but tho market at no time approached anywhere near to demoralization The drop In prices however was very general and extended to ovor 3 point in a number of j the principal stocks which have boon recent favorites Jn the speculation St Paul Union Pacific and Manhattan wero f the severest sufferers and Missouri Pacific Pa-cific mid Texas Pacific also yielded J rather easily J Tho latter part of the day however j witnessed a striking and general recovery recov-ery which practically wiped out the earlier ear-lier homes and established considerable Kiilns for some leading stocks Union Pacific St Paul und Metropolitan Street railway were thin only stocks among the leaders which failed to benefit fully from this Into recuperation In the market The bears went an active factor during the Helling movement and their buying to cover had considerable to do with the Ute l rally There was an opinion prevalent preva-lent l that some of the late llnanclal interests in-terests were quietly taking advantage of the low level of prices to pick up stocks without making any attempt to support prices l But this opinion la hardly consistent with the gingerly manner In which prices were bid up after the nclllng pressure had relaxed with a palpable disinclination bt to t secure stocks The selling for London account which was supposed to originate In i Berlin was a factor of considerable Importance i which was probablj not sufficiently suf-ficiently h allowed for in current estimates of the market Tho reports of further banking troubles in I Berlin did not seem to have any striking effect on sentiment here The suspension of the Seventh National 1 bank came ns a surprise aa It was generally I gen-erally supposed that friends of the bank would supply sufficient resources to carry It I through The worst effects of the embarrassment em-barrassment had been discounted on Tuesday during lie period of susplcloun conjecture when rumors wer rife of farextended banking difficulties Tho disclosures since made of the hanks affairs af-fairs and of the character of the securities securi-ties which had Involved It In Its difficulties difficul-ties served to give some confidence that the trouble was localized as these securities se-curities were not dealt In on the exchange and are not widely distributed Tho Incident In-cident was found nevertheless to create an unpleasant impression and served to Intensify i the pinch In the money market Incident i to the turn of the halfyear There was a considerable shifting of loans l partly in preparation for next weeks dividend disbursement and partly on account of throwing out of unsatisfactory unsatis-factory collateral for call loans The call loan rate ran up to 15 per cent With this substantial recuperation In prices of standard securities since the May panic tho fact has rather been hosts Ight of that such a period of speculative confidence and Inflation as culminated then Is bound to leave Its residue of doubtful securities which mlpht he easily marketable In a period of expansive confidence but would bo a drug on lie market In qUieter times Tho market closed very dull but firm at tho recovers There was some selling of railroad bonds In sympathy with stocks but other mortgage Issues advanced Total sales par value 2025000 United States bonds were all unchanged on the last call i BOND LIST U S 2s ref107 D R G 15 103 10 COup 107k N Lac ts 7 3s reg iosi N Pac is ti S as coup iOs Or Nay Ists109 U S n 4s reg 139 Or Nay lit 103i us n Is coup1Z9 0 S L rs us old IS reg112k OS Leon Os1l9 U Sold 4s COUiiI3S R G IV 1stsI03 U S Ss regiosi So Poe 4s 93 iI S 5s coup 10S U Puc is Cob So is S9i CLOSING STOCKS Raihr oals So Pac 5344 Atchison S5 So Py 32iA preferred l03 preferreci B 0 lOG Tex Pac i3 preferred 9l r St L 2l4 Can Pac 1O3 preferred 35 Can So U ac Che 0 47 preferred C tA 44 Wabash 22 ½ preferred 7Sc preferred 12 C B Wf L B 2O CI L 2ti preferred 32 preferred 72 Wis Cent 2i C E preferred C 0 2i ½ P C C St L 79 A pfd 8Z Express corn B pfd 52 panics C W197 Adams Ex 175 C it I Plot Am Express C T F 23 U S Express 83 preferred ii rells Fargo 150 C C St L Stir Miscellttneoums Cob So 1l4 Auii Cop i21 pfd 51 Aifl Car F 31 2nil ifd 22 preferred Del Ilud I0 Am IAn Oil D L W 235 hireforredl AmSfl 57 PreferrdtI lSI4 irefrred 101 Erie 4Ii Am Ttibacco 335 1st Pfd 70 ina Itt Co 2nd lfd 51 13 R V 8l1 t Gt Nor pfd 185 C F 1Jock Val 54 Con Gas 220 preferred 78 Con Iobacco 67 111 Cent 14S5 preferred 117 Iowa Cotut 101 Gen Electric 260 preferred SO Glucose Suiuar 59 L B 57 1lock Coal preferred 20 Intl Paper 22 Ti N 10344 preferred 77 Man I 23 Intl Power or ret St Ry 173 ½ LnelecleGas Mex Cent 2S Nat BIscuit 11 Me Nat 10 Nat Lead Mina St L 107 Nat Salt 43 ro Pac 120 Preferred 75 M K T 31 N American 101 ½ I preferred 62 ¼ Pac Coast 68 N J Cent 165 1it Mail 11 N Y Cent 158 Pcopies Gas 1l7 N W 51 ½ P Steel Car 43 preferred 0mdb prefeiTed N Pac 120 Pull Pakuce 209 referred D Republic Steel 2l4 31 preferred 75 lennsylvania L5014 Sugar 114 Beading T C I 1st phI 7314 U B P Co 2111 pfd 5 ½ preferred 12 ½ St L SF SO U S Leather 13 pfd Iicferred 7Si 2nd 111 7iVt U S Rubber 21 St L S w 3 Iurcferrcd Golf preferred b7r U S Steel isZ St Paul 172j prefcuied preferred 183 W Union St Louis Wool Market St Louis Mo June 27WoolQuIet and unchanged San Francisco Wool San Francisco Cal June 27 Quota tions on wool heiv today were Sprlnr Nevada 10tfH2e eastern Oregon 10il3c valley Oregon MIMIc FallMountain lambs gSe San Joaquin plains C97c Humboldt and Mcndoclno OGllc Live Stock x CHICAGO Chicago June 27Cattlo Receipts S500 including JOO Texans Steels steady to slow Butchers stock and Texans steady Good to Priimj steers J52V5JCS5 poor to mefflurn 5 SOffl30 Ptockcrs and feeders HHJ15 cows 270i 175 heifers 375fi > o2o cannerd S2C05270 bulls S590SlCO caiVe3i50ll50Texas fed steers i24 Ilogs Receipts today 22000 estimated tomorrow 1SIOO left over 4000 Opened strong closed easier Average steady Top 5274 Mixed and butchers 5iSVft 6221A good to eholc < V hcavy JGOOKO 27 > A rough heavy 553il555 light 5 tiCJ5 bulk of sales GGOftG15 ShcepRccelpts 12010 Sheep slow Bwcs weak Shorn lambs strong to lOc higher Spring Iambs very weak top uia ooocl to choice cthurH S074 IS fair lo choice mixed 5050 T3r 0 AVestern Hheop 3101i413r yearlings S40wM l 40 na tlvu Jambs lCO iS25 AVestern lambs COST CO-ST JOSEPH St Joseph Mo Juno 21CattleRe ceipts 1135 Weak ii > lOc lower Natives tl rlftf ft rtrtiir 1 1 t V Tf I00JGOdi cos and lwlers bulls and mtuigs 27El5iYj ttoekeri and feedcrt 2 ti1i4G venis 11ogs11eceiuls 7012 Steady ti C lower Light utncl light mixed 387ui6 medium and hinvy f51C > > TiBpiiT ii i flOOf500 hulk 55lsO2 SheepRocelpis 27M irarlcct steady strong top 5 ift KANSAS CITY Kansas City Mo June 27CattleRe ceipts 6000 Common and stock cattle 10 igloc lower others steady to lOc lower Na tive steers 1859550 Texas and Indians m rM3 rca grtrcrs nritI c3W atilI hifef eo L51i4 tells feederS 2 iM51 jtockcrs tm3d bu lls 3t4lI73 ridves Steuily UuIk of ogs1teCPiPt5 IIf4 packe sa ie s hRY lIght S51A 3 1l6 mixCl 70i5i pigs 6 00 yorker 5trong M ttttoas SeeReeeiPts 31 grasS Texafl 1 5C4fii73 lambs SLSWWO OMA1IA Omaha Neb Juno 27 ttl Iiglii and heswy 33A Steady for ben j cers irodliiinf Jawcr NatiVe ecrS b SlOOii Texas 57 5 and hhfers Ht eers S15011463 cows stockers tind Ir i Oflilultiui S17512 l00i 050 bulls fe eders 3Zi1 160 caivcs st ags etc 07i Shade IoWCr 500 S 11onsRcreIhus mixed o1592 ½ 11 eaY s92W06CO bulk Ole I hi glut JM5i4D pigs soe sa le 5ti5t2 1200 SteadY WeStern ShCCPRCCCI1t9 t301IlO corn m ution t10iz75 eweS lambs m olt iiCl stock hecp p0jiG0 DBNVE Denver Cob ZO O zJcf steers 375ffU0 cOWS V0fl reidit paid 0 rIver 1 1 feederS I 4 lJ stocicerti freight flatl to river 325ii 4 50 Itmlhs StLgll cC Light liogsflecciPL 70 12 ½ C hghIer ° heavy 03 fl uekIMS zind mnIxccI60CIG 5IB1714 1 IsTo sheep I |