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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-sUNDAY, APRIL %, 1893.

ward, IN 1868. viscount Ellington and Earl
of Cravon. He lived through nearly
the whole Of that stormy. deadly century,
his later titles expired with him; but the
barony. by tho terms of its patent. was in-
herited by his cousin, William Craven. VINO
succeeded as second baron. This status
continued till1sOl. when the seventh baron
obtained the recreating of the extinct
titles; and his great-grandson. born 1868;
succeeded in 1888 as tho fifth earl and
eleventh Baron Craven in the peerage Oh
England and tho united kingdom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

GOLD RESERVE INTACT.
Western Banks stand by the Federal
If.a.uu \ Uett~r Feeling.


Hy telegraph 90 thc Dispatch.
"..>.-.>. b. g.. April p Tho gold
intact TODAY. oilers aggiegatmg
1000 taylu. been received and
.'.t lr Secretary Carlisle TINS morn
ets,oI to-day tba. tho treasury
rtlue tie policy Of paying out
Treasury coin notes,
.'.-r Carlisle sad le did not think,
PHI. those Who We're disposed 10
t.v government with gold. that
..lr- should bc published. and for
.- r.....n alone ne did NOT think 1t wis0
ftr names aud places from wnlch
.el- came. Ho was feeling quite
,.r 'lc fact that The offers agerc-
sufficient amount 10 Keep the gold
ND intact and leave littie free gold
|r.t Ift. lle expressed the hope
....l continue 90 increase so that
.4 he ahie 10 meet any demand
. tl, Treasury Tor gold tor export
.t, I.DsIay.
". 'ar Iay closed tho Treasury De-
I4t 20 ats credit slightly over
in ife, gold. !; Is expected that
H l- increased Monday, as there Is
.ou shown by western bankers 10
'te Treasury swell as gold balance.
bank 90 New YORK. too. are STATED
'e turned IN gold for groenbacks.
'c i "a better feeling temporarily, at
'.. wang o. the TACT that no Dad result
CURED by dipping into the green
Pc goa reserve. tbs the belief that
i..' will occur u il Is found necessary TO
0..a. me proceedings II is anticipated
'.i, tHit large shipments Of gold will be
i---. tx. week large enough. II the pres
'.i fi1rmatlon - correct, 20 again wipe
'.i ile irve gold and invade the gold re-
t''' No Official Information OF these
.faerts has reached the Treasury, but
i.' reports cone from sources usually cor
,''. ia case the shipments are made,
pore r nothing TO Indicate that Secretary
At. Joe VIII not DO rs he did Yesterday
ST., invade the gold reserve 70 meet all
ltfl.4ts.
Aay'ces from New York indicate that up
w. boon TO-DAY 81 500. 900 ia gold had been
ief for shipment 10 Europe by Tues
VAjs steamers
AZ IMFoRTAST CONFIDENCE.
NV loaG, Aprii ~. There was long
.'"ofence between bank presidents aud
constant In treasurer Jordan a; the clear
Hs louise tins afternoon. The meeting
.a,ted two hours. Those present agreed
'As' lie parity between gold and silver
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
Lord Craven,s Ancestry.

Craven is valley in Yorkshire, and the
family name happens TO be identical with
II. The first lord was prodigy Of brains.
valor, and vitality. He was son OF an al
derman of London. and returning from
the foreign wars was in 1876, when only
Is years old, knighted and created Baron
Craven OF Hamstsd- Marshall, in thelcoup.
ty Of Berks, and nearly forty years sftsr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
SUBMARINE TouPTpO-DoAT.

The Navy Department has invited the
submission Of designs Tor the submarine
torpedo UOat authorized by the last Con-
rress together with an additional appro-
prlation Tor conducting experiments with
Tie vessel. Bids will also be received
from builders plans ST omitted by them.
but designs u1aCcCmpanIet by suoh bias
will be carefully considered. Tho boat
designed Is required TO possess such re-
serve OF luOV lucv as 90 make certain that
she VIII rise 10 the surface IN case
OF accident to machinery or other
wise. She must also carry al ample
supply Of ar for the crew when sub
merged for the maximum length or time ln-
tended. The strength must be ample 10
resist, without leaking, the wator-pres-
sure at a depth OF $50 feet, and tor con-
adorable period Of time. A submergence
below a certain depth must be prevented
bv automatic means. and arrangements
must also be provided tor quick rislng and
submergence. for remaining stationary,
and tor going on straight line backward
and forward when submerged. The as
placement Of the vessel IS not to exceed
$50 tons and th8 craft should DO capsule
of carving five automatic toTpedOes fitted
10 fire two at time, whether on the sur
face or submerged. All material for the
boat Ii 10 be Of domestic workmanship.
CHARACTERIZATION sERyICF.
The President aud Mrs. Cleveland to-
dav received messages from the Dispatch
boat Dolphin at Fort Monroe, brought by
earrier-pigeous. The pigeons were hoe-
rated on the Dolphin shortly after z
O'Clock this morning and reached the lott
~ the owner, Il. B. Cayerly, IN tins clty,
AZ 1870 O'Clock this afternoon, covering
the distance of $50 miles IN little more
than hve hours, with the weather condl-
lions unfavOrable. Mr.. Cayerly hui
ried 10 the White House and delivered
the messages 10 President Cleveland.
who expressed his surprise at the fast Tune
made III the remark: HIM, HIM, I'VE
hours" The messages 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland and another 20 Mrs. Carlisle
were brought 10y two birds, which arrived
together Ut tho time named. Each mes
600 was headed. nited states AeSssn-
rer. Pigeon Service United States steamer
Dolphin. of old Point Comfort Light; y.
NJ " and read as follows; To the Presl-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland: We are OIL ia
Good shape and send greetings 10 you both.
1Siened) VI. Margaret Manning" the
widow of Secretary Manning. Ny Dear
Mrs. Cleveland, We all send you greet
inps from over tho sea. ,sl2ned) Lena
uerhert Secretary Herberts daugnter.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

-T7 T0-T EIIFU ~ I1I7 7I7V F7-I''I
wAsHryGToN, d. c.. April %. -President
Cleveland today appointed NictorNltqualn
Consul General at Panama IN place OF
Thomas Adams0n. who has been IN the
consular service of tho United States
quarter Of a century. Mr.. NiiQuain has
had some experience IN the service. having
served as Consul at Parauquilla and at Co
lon during President CIeyeland's former
-. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
COURSE OF THINGS ERHLTIC.

Tho stock market was crratlc In It's course
throughout the morning. The professional se-
ment had things oil 10 themselves ana were APP
parently much mixed, II the frequent changes
IN their position Afforded criterion. The tenn
per Of speculation changed almost half-hourly,
and the fluctuations, IL not wide, wero frequent,
although sales were small The continued en-
gagements OF gold for export 70 Europe had \
depressing effect, whilc tho unexpectedly good
bank statement led 20 sharp rally. At the
start prices ran of Il 10 1Ss per cent the latter
In General Electric, which reached the lowest
quotation Of tho Meek.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
VERAGUA IN WASHINGTON
To Re Received by the President and Mrs.
Cleveland Tomorrow.
lBr teleEraph 70 the Dlspatch.l

10y AflH STU ~ t'io bfhf''stNii'i
WAgHIyGroS. April 22.-The Duke de
Veragua and party, accompanied by Com
mander and Mrs. DIcEIns, reached Wash
lugton tins evening at $50 o'clock. Mon
day morning has been set apart for drive
about tho city and at 3 i. NJ. the party
viii be received by the President
aud Mrs. Cleveland. In tho evening
a reception VIII bO rendered them
Of the residence Of Mrs. Calvin S. Brlce.
Tuesday morning they will lie taken for
another drive TO be followed in the after
noon by q reception at Mr.. Gardner Hub
hard's ~ tire evening they will dine with
the Spanish Minister. The return journey
10 New York will 10 made Wednesday,
road al 9.l0 o'clock 4. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
RUSSIAN EXTRACTION TREATY.
synopsis from Reliable Source of Its
Provisions.
ny telegraph to the Disps,ch.l


wAsR1sGroN, April 22.-Nothing ia now
necessary 20 make the recently-ratiiied
Russian extradition treaty operative but
the issuance of n proclamation by the
President. TheSenate adjourned without
making tho treaty public. aud the State
Department has since guarded the dOcu-
ment with the usual diplomatic secrecy.
The following synopsis. obtained from
reliable source. contains the important
points covered by the treaty
Article ]. The high-contracting parties
reciprocsily agree 10 surrender 10 each
other. upon mutual requisition and ac-
cording 10 their respective regulations and
procedures. persons who. being charged
with or convicted of the commission in
the territory of one of the contracting
parties of anv of the crimes aud
offences specified in the following
article. shall seek an asylum, or DO
found within the territory Of tho other
Proujdej, that this shall only be dono upon
such evidence OF criminality as. according
TO the laws OF the place where the fugitive
or person 40 charged shall be found. would
justify his or her apprehension and COM
mltment for trial II the crime or offence
bad been there committed.
Article .. Persons convicted Of or charged
with any Of the following crimes, as well
IS attempts TO commit or participate in
provided such attempt or participation IL
punishable by the laws Of both countries
by virtue 81 the provisions of this cOnyen-
ton Murder and mansauChter, when
voluntary forgery and utterance of forged
papers. including public. sovereign, or
governmental acts; wiltul OF unlawful de-
struCtiOn or obstruction of railroads which
endaucers human life.
Article 3. An attempt against the life Of
the head Of either government or against
that Of any member of bis family when
such attempt comprises the net either OF
murder or assassination or Of poisoning
or of accessoryshlp thereto shall not DO
considered q political offence or an act
connected with such an offence.
Article o. In cnso the person whose e1-
tradition is demanded under the present
convention is also claimed by another gov
eminent preference shall be given 10 the
country whose demand shall be earliest IN
point Of time: Provided, the government
from which extraditlon IS sought is not
bound by treaty 10 give preference other
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

RICHMOND April 22.-Recelpts; ESQ head cat
tie, 100 sheep, and $50 head hogs.
Sales: $50 head cattle, 100 head sneep' anu
ESQ head hogs.
Prices:
Cattle, best, 4sis5hc. gross; msdium TO sood
4a4Ikc. gross; common 10 fair, 234a5Ac gross
Bulls, 2ISs3c. gross
Sheep, 5aBc gross
Hogs, SaSisc. net
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

must be maintained and that the govern
ment must meet oil its obligations with
gold. IL was practically decided among
tho bankers that they would advance no
more gold 10 the Treasurer without an in
vi'ation and even then not in large amount
without bond issue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
STATE BONDS.
Ala, Class A..


NEW YORK, April 81 Weekly statement Of
tho associated banks : Reserve. increase,
S3,71O,GjO loans, decreaHe, s2,454,0OO: sps-
cie, increase, s774.lO0; legal-tenders, Increase
s3,5232O0 deposits. increase. el.26U.bOO;
circulation. increase. esq, 200. Tho banksn now
hold 81, 7S3.2cp ~ EXCESS Of tho requirements
Of the - Dor CONT. rlle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

tBy telegraph 10 tas Dlspatoh'J
WAsH1NGroN, April 22.-Geuoral Edward
7. Beale died at bis homo, IN Washington.
tins afternoon. He was Gen sral Grants
rlOapst friend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

WAsHEGroy. April 22.-Information waa
received at the Navy Department TINS
morning that Nlcc-Admiral sir John Hop
kius. commaudiuc the British fleet at
Hampton Roads. had postponed his official
v.r of courtesy 30 Washington on learn
lngthat Secretary Herbert had lett this city
tcr Fort Monroe. Arrangements had been
made for tho reception of Admiral Hop
Inns by President Cleveland aud tho mem
Iers Of his Cabinet to-day. In the com
muuicatlon 10 tho Navy Department It
was stated that Admiral Hopkins would
visit WASHINGTON later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
Mean temperature. go
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 29.-Money on call nomi-
nGlly 4 per cent; prime mercantile paper
0l5al0 per cent.
Sterling exchange unsettled; posted rates
e4.sSas4.90; commercial bills, .s6tSas4.SSlS
Government bonds quiet State bonds dull.
railroad bonds weak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
nARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. APRIL "a, 1882
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 20, 1903


Steamer ARIEL Deyo Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers; irwin Wolsiger, agent
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL e2, 1893
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
British steamship River Garry, Tampico.
schooner George McFadden, Boston.
Schooner Walker Arlington, Providence.
SAILED.
British steamship River Garry. Boston.
Schooner j. ID. Williams, Allyn's Point.
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL 22, 1898
iBy telegraph
Steamship Richmond, Brakeman, New York.
passengers and general cargo
Steamship Baltimore, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
steaInship William Lawrence, Ksrwin, Provi-
dence, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Baltimore, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship William Lawrence, Kerwin. Nor
steamship Richmond, Brakeman, New York,
passengers and gessrsi Cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April 22.-Northern Central, 20
asked Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern lists,
1924; do. 1stincomes, IS do. Sd incomes, sla !;
consolidated gas bonds, 113 bid; do. stocks,
O3LS asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS
RePokrs FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money, Bonds, stosks Drain
Tobacco. Cotton. &C., sna The
Weather IndicationA
[Br telegraph 70 the pispa,cs.l

p WASHINGTON. April 22.-Forecast
IEiIe for twenty-four hours-from mid
might to midnight for Virginia !;
Generally fair weather; westerly
winds; slightly cooler. except in the south
eastern portion of Virginia.
North Carolina: Fair weather. except
light local rains on the coast; westerly
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

FLoUR-we quote: Fine, s2as2.25; super
fine, s2.25as25O: extra, S3aS3.50; family, s4a
si.50; patent, s4.7jaSj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, hpril 2G.-Flour duh and I'M
changed. Southern nour dan bot steady: COM
mon to fair extra, s2.lOaB3lO. Wheat strong
er and mOleratciy active; No. red, store and
elevator. 76a70isc.: aioat. 57lSc.; options ac-
tive AMI zssllsc. up. closirg strong; No red.
Aprtl, 7jS4c; MAY, 1Ul.c.; June, 77HSc. Corn
rrmer ana dun: No. ?, elevator ACC: sioat,
a95sa0Oc. ungraded ml1ed, 49a0Oc.: steamer
mixed, 4Sc options fairly dctive at NC. adj
vance closing frm; april, 400. May, 4slSc.i
quiet pril, 3f7sc.; May, 1890; Juno, 33S4c.;
spot No. ,, 31aJ1iV'.;4 No. white. 4ol3c;
mixed western, sa3oc.; white, 39a4sc. Wool
quiet and hrm. Beet quiet ana easy; family,
sI1aSi2; extra mess, S7.50a $500. Beef hams
steady but duh AZ Sl1.5OaslS.1O. tierced beef
dun and unchanged; city extra india mesi,
sl6a9l7. Cut-mea,s quiet and nrm; picked
bellies, lOa iOitc; shoulders, &c.. hams, lJAa
13c. Middles duh but hrm; short-clear, lOStc.
Lard quiet and hrm; western steam Closing at
5000 bid CITY, sY.e5; May, slO.l1It; July,
5000; refined dun but steady; Continent,
sIO.35: South America. $1,000; compound,
s7S114. Pork quiet and steady; old mess,
SIS; new. SIS; extra primo nominal Cotton-
seed oil quiet and s.0adY: crede, 30a4Oc. yell
low, 4jc. Petroleum flrm ana lduiet. Ros.n
quiet aud weak; strained, common 20 good,
Sl27I3asl.30. Turpentno scarce and irmer;
small sales Mt 34Lc. Rice easy and dull. No
kettle, good 10 choice, firm and In lair demand
ut 30a3Sc. Peanuts quiet and unchanged.
Co1ee-Opticns opened steady aud unchanged
20 10 points advance, and closed weak and ln-
changed g. 2Oc up: May, sl4as1+.l5; July,
sI4asl4lO; September, slS.96asI4.25; De-
cember, sI4asls.20; spot RIO duh and UNI
settled; No. Z, l4Slc. Sugar-RaI flrm and
quiet fair refining. 32Sa313c. centrlfugals 3D.
test, 81 sa4c.: refined fairly active and frln
standard A, as Bloc; cut-losi, 51ea5 ll-l6c.;
crushed, JIaa5 lI-l6c. graduated, 5a5Lt'.
Freghts TO Liverpool dull bus stesiy; cotton.
$500. grain, 11sd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April 22.-There was an advance IN
ths grim markets to-day, ana Tor t9s nrst time
In many months tho bull inspiration came from
foreign consumers. There were large buying
orders from abroad received az this and Other
markets, which to-days advance prevented
being nlled. however, holders asking 20 more
than they would have accepted yesterday. July
wheat closed 1876. as agalDa: 73atc. on tho day
before. May was remarkably slow and closed at
SsAc. compared with s3c. yesterday. Corn aud
oats were frmer and higher, partly IN sympa-
thy with wheat, but owing alsO 90 the bad wea-
Their. Provisions we're dUi aud closed slightly
lower than yesterdays nnal pricca.
cash quolauons: rlOur Gun but steady; No.
spring wheat 1,!c. No. = corn, 4 lc. No. oate,
27s,a2Sc. Mcss-pork, sl1.l5aslI2O. Lard,
s9.SfJ6a&1 90. short rb-sides. S9.7jaS9.S0.
Dry-ssitoa shoulders. s0jOss9.62i6c. Short
clear sides, Sl0As1O2J. Whlskey sl14.
Inc leading futQreS rangOl rs lOlJN5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. April 22.-OFFERIS6s-Wheat 80
bushels. Corn, 600 bushels.
SALES.-Wheat, $50 bushes
QUOTATIONS..
wREAT-Longberry 75a77e. Mixed. 75a7Tc.
shortberry, 70a16c. No. red, 14c.
CoEY.-Prims Virginia, bag lots. 5la52o; No
Q white. bla52c. No. > mixed 4Sa5Oc.
OATs.-No. . mixed, 301al37c.; No. 5 Mixed
34a35c
RYE-G0a0jc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant. The skies were
cloudy at midnight.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
POLK MILLER IN WASHINGTON.
ri.n Sic Futcrtalned the southern Relief
Society and Its Audience.


.-.-.,, lo9co o. tho Richmond Disoat,hl
N.rrNsroN. April -2.-Ihe entertain
...' gwen Thur day night ny the South
. t-lef Society, au organization Seehug
.re 'cr tnc poor among e1-.oai.e4e-
lu fii- CITY. was succ"s~Iul rom
s,aLii' 10 l'' a,y. Iu, "a
CLI"t contributors was DIT. lolh Nii'
.-. o, Nrim'ni. whose iAu- H7 He-
-.r II y.Jtta'i y l'ir ht~ extern td ue-
tro confines q tho Ola common
/. found li- Guu"hce
90. ral f.r lim, bat many oi them
A ..f aware o., hs powers - enter
'... Before Le bod iaiHei LVr minutes
present. who Included representa-
.... % southern society a. the capital,
...s 'tat thew bad a treat before them,
.. t.'r gave Mr.. Miller an ovation winch
.ay. NOT OILY srtuhed INN person
. ..- ALSO convinced hlm That ms pc
..-. V..s true 90 nature. Wei up 10
'l.t 0; the andieuce t94, 0,hAl',
.... who az tr-i seemed lhc'ne9
''.n 'uAi 'IHItF "H.tI ~ 'c.' a.
,- rs storv ~ the
49,. t,o,,s,, Lass5
....t, 80 go, ~ cT,er,-
go. .,,,..,..3.d mo n
,..t.t ,t.,.,,,tst,1,- ~ tho no
81 ..-... ,t.,- al. b,ohu he
'...l ,,,,i lo,,htcr
-'' '- '''-'
HrruIT-AGED POLES.
..,t tt.ro were many Young folks in
....... .....-. Oh. majority ~ those pros
.. .. .-. .fIe.a-eI people. who showed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
A GENERAL ADVANCE.


After 10 A. N. tho shorts showed disposition
20 cover, and au advance Of a TO 2ls per cent.
followed. General Electric ross from 81 10 80
and Manhattan from 1i5 20 14614, Cotton OH
from 43}4 TO 10, National C0rdage from OS 10
5Sif, Lead from 81 TO IS, Lake shore from
1919 10 l20, Chicago Gas from S;jl4 10 50, Rock
Island from S11h 10 S24, American sugar from
100l6 20 1919, and Missouri Pacific from An
10 4SI6 After tho bank statement had been
discounted the bears made another raid, In
which Lake Shore touched 1874. Manhattan
1443l, General Electric, 973G, Missouri Pacldc
AN, and Northern Pacific preferred IS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
!, Ieadlns Iltnres rangol as LoLl0NI.


CHICAGO April 30. -Clttle-Receipts 1000
head shipments. 40 head. Market steady
no change from yesterdays quotations.
Hoys-Receipts, 5000 head: shipments,
O,OOO head. Market Irregular; common, i6.7Ja
sL55asL7O; prime light, s7.50ss7.70; pigs,
$6.1jaB7.25.
sheep-Recelpts, LOO head; shipments
noue. Top sheep, SJ.4OasJo0; top lambs,
sJaS3.SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
THE CLOSE WEAK

The lnal quotations showed a rally OF q 20 u
from the lowest, but the tone OF the market Was
generally weak. Sales-Lisled. 100000 shares
unlisted, 900 shares,
sub-Treasury balances; Coin, &C., re, 900;
curroncy. glG.40T,O0O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

BALTIMORE, Ayril 22.--Flolr duh and
clnnged Wheat strong; No. ?, red. spot, April,
AMI May, sf4a1Jc.; June. 751!ai5lec.; July,
GjB4a7Uc.: steamer No. .. red. 7O3sa7l4c.
Ccul firm; mixed spot and April, 4S1aafSAc.:
May. 4Sla4sa,c.: July, 4S4a49c.; steamer
mixed, 47ls.. bid. Oats steady; No. white
western. 4I1Ra49c.: No. mixed, do. 3SA39c.
Rye slow. train freghts quiet aud unchanged.
Hay nrm and unchanged. Cotton nominal; mid
ding, Slsc. Provisions unchanged. Butter I'M
settled. Lggs steady az I4hc. Coffee firm;
RIO cargoes fair, l5I.c.; No 7, l5lec. Sugar
strong and G"ilge: granuiatef, :-,6c. Whlskcy
nrm at 3t2Ia3l.22. Peanuts steady and un-
changed. 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

Steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers irwin Wolsiger, agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

S.. LOUrs, April 22.-Flour steady, in fair do
maGd aud unchanged, except 40 20 patOnts,
which wore S3.3OabJ. 40. WnestOpened fair and
hlsuor but nervous closing t. torJ July above yes
leriay: No 2,cqsh,6 Mag, G51yc. July, 7O1sc.;
Corn very duh: No. . mixed, cash, $685..
Nay, Soc. July. 39i -a39lsc. Osts firm No. ?,
cash .95ec. aay, Boo Whisky, sl.I5. Pro-
visions Ern ana quiet. Pork-Standard
mess. now, SIS. Lard, 1915. Dry-slls meats
Qlose) Shoulders. a.; longs aud ribs, 1895;
shorts, $500; boxed. lJc. more. Ba on
Paced shoulders. SlO: longs and ribs, Slo.j5:
shorts, 1903. Hans, I"16al316c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
~ IMtonrANT coNFEaENcr.

NV loE2. April ~. There was "a long
.'1orence between bank presidents aud
Ahoislant Treasurer Jordan al the clear
,NE Louise tins afternoon. The meeting
.s'ted two hours. Those present agreed
'Ls' The parity between gold and silver