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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
GRIM AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


There was a decided increase in the speculative
activity In wheat yesterday and the TRANSACTIONS ran
ND TO $500 900 bushels The option market was
nervous but the bulls finally were left In control
bears were disposed to sell in the early dealings Du'
before the close vigorous movement 10 cover SHUTS
set H. Gables were weaker and the Northwestern
receipts large. More snow in the wh}er MIA az
belt and the failure Of Philadelphia bank helped 10
make bear arguments. The heavy export ueiau di
reports OF purchases at the West were influences Ia.
the bulls while the strength OF oo oSp at
an important influence. May OpuohS openly, AZ
III % oa ~ 90 ID rose ~ 10 7l6 and ended at
81 10 II. July advanced from 81 Oh "a TO ~ oo@
II % -. March scored net gain OF - anu oie
other months were 5-80 35 cent higher. cash wheat
was l-2u34 cent higher. with sales Tor export OF
o.. 900 bushels mainly destined for Lisbon
The speculation was vigorously strong witiouC
tame but the closing buoyant at rapidly advancing
prices. Net gains were scored OF 34d 90 GEMS.
Stocks are light and the receipts small, wlile strohs
cables encouraged foreign buying. Cash corn wae :
cents higher aud $4,000 bushels were taAeh ior Ca
port in spite II the advance
oats followed the buOyancy OF corn spot lois ~ele
l-2a1 cent higher. a little more business was done
In options and gains scored OF l-4Gl2 cents
Inc strength OF helped the lard market ana te
options rose All points No sales were maze tor Ca
port.
Wheat-NIarch, II II IS; May, 81 10 "a; June,
II Os -: July, ~ % 10 December: 81 " 81; ,,e
Corn March 10 > May, Il "a July, W 90 ceh,s
Oats-March, 50 L.; May, 80 3-o; july % II
lard-Marci So 90; April 80 81; MAY. So "A; july
46 90, August. ~ L. A., -.o,o,, a+
New YORK, Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston "e re a.
follows: Wheat. IS 2j6 bushels. corl lli,42f nusi
ell, oats. - 300 bushels total sr7'ln 241o,U p,
els fOur, 2-sJ1 barrels. AT tncago Is
St Louis the arrival, were: Wheat. 81 - Di'i,co
corn l9g 33I bushels: oats 209,179 bushels tolti
grain 5oG, 577 bushels; Hour, 2l,o22 packages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
TUE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March 30 (spccial.-A good oa'''
business announced at the moment when the hlarhe'
here was at lis weakest, acted upon prices eAa'"S
as tho same sort Of announcement under the same
sort Of circumstances acted Yesterday ana the daS
before Prices were advanced over "a cent from inc
bottom and closed nearly at the top. Nay Whe!t
soi from 81 90 BE TO IL o. Ia, and closed at 81 W.
Early cable, were weak. Minneapolis and DuIutl
had 4OS cars a bank collapsed at philadelphia tlc
weather from one end of the country u uie otIlSF
wa, s.sonabe. But Newl Ork reported $4,000 bur D,
els loading for Lisbon; Duluth reported 10000 soi1
all rau 10 New York: New orleans cleared o,ooo
closing cables stronger and there appeared ulat
Mysterious buying which has appeared now 50 op,
poruncy so often 10 create some taiR Vi Dsi
manipllation. The tremendous strength OF corn was
not without some influence In sympathetic wa !.
d" The Northwestern Miller gave Dcarlsh account
Of the hour situation MAY corn to-day sold u 90 L.
and July to 81 3-s. The close was AT ~ ana AT
"a b r,s pee lively. The advance was undOuDtrdlE
suggested by the cash market sample, being cent
higher and disappearing a. soon a. OHeIeH. NC
receipts were small ever. Shorts are tnoloueS
alarmed The important circumstance Is that ue>e
extraordinary prices for Chicago with the f'Suitihs
extraordinary prices the farm. have l!ad no ene't
ON the movement. oats advanced niue 10 uaI,
but rather Jagged. May opened ut %. sold between
~ 5.7 and b. and closed at - -. lie report was
started mere today that the German proDtoy decree
ON American provisions had been removed. only one
house pretended 10 have any such alVlce. ana Oh
The advance created by the report this house was
HAY Sails
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-By TELEGEAp

Bunalo March Cattle-KgceipN last "a hours -iso
head total week thus tar. 800 READ Tor sam
tiur last week. 1000 lead consigned through loo
head to Ncw.lork Loo head sae' 20 mead opened
ccp, last a hours 1000 head; tota for the weeH mus
far - 600 head time last week, 3looD heAd
consigned through 1900 head to Nrwl ork, 500 head
o. sale $500 head opened firm and strong closed hra
Good she, d. - 9Odr6 to alr, 20 23d+J 80
,t lambs 10 9OaS1 To- fair 10 good, S321d$O 10 Hogs
Erccpt, last ~ hours i6JJO head total for the week
tu, fir 1OtcO head for tine last week, $500
head consigned through. 2l9oO head; TO YORK,
o. 30 head on -al,. $50 mead opened strong closed
,sy at opening prices. with few light un,od; YORKER,
good Jjd$ 10 light - - - 80 M dluns' 81 SOC
81 40 heavy. ~ iOdTi - pigs 7idSi 10
Chicago March .O.-"lhc Evening Journal' reports
Clttlc-Kcccips 5000 head SLOW. and lO0l5c lower on
everything except prime COW, and helfer- Eastern and
lngi,h markets lover primo steers. S5d - % others,
81 5Oasi 30; COWS 81: h,ifcr> r3dS+ % cannet>,
N 15dta b. Receipts 5000 head light, Light
mixed lover prime heavy steady common 80 7odt3 -
p9cktrs F3 95d$i o. Irm" heavy. - lOGSi 90 ight,
~ coast 10. Shcep-Reccipts, 1000 head slow, and
~ 10; lambs - 0Od9o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

Untinoro Nafch o0-K 7. AbeI, uIfe'I"I I" u''
p,ooiv, foayuo club AID an intu ate scquainIhcr ~
M,,>t, Vond,faor,t AID Earnie, o. the local cI"'
arrived in u tr,or. this afternoon. and hcd long
conference ,h the two later men. Nh Abel l. ieoshz'a
a. a man Command, the respect OF both he1s'' ''u
A..o at,on uagnas and he represented himself 20 "'
,,,,, t, ,b. u at,r no. a. an Official agent OF tho
National League. bat In an Individual cala'lV' H'
asked the porlr here define their Views on peace ana
he listened 20 them with much satisfaction
Roth Vond rhor>t and BarnIr 'ad they were hyoraby
d,,od ,oV,-d reconciliation but made the point that
oyeurss must b, presented to the Association a. bodF
Mr. Abel intimard that, white lie could not make any
drlult, prou.c the conditions which m'ht h' imposed
Iy the Assoc alton would not prove n'nnnouhtabe ahd
that a reconciliation was not impossible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
THE STATE or Trade.

Baltimore, March 20.-Cotton nominal Middlng, ese:
Flour quiet Howard and Western super 73ds3 9oi
extra, IS 70aSi so; do faE.y, - G0aS5 city mills i,o
brands extra 40 5aS5 81 winter wheat patent sodeo oo'
u oSasi % Ionebcrry 81 C5asl To- Western arm 80:
red spot and March 81 o51sl o5' May u oitd
II o7e; July, 81 O2dSl o:@ August 81 90. dSi 81 =.
Corn-southern quiet steady white !0d1lc; yeiow
Gsd092c Western strong mixed spot March and Aprll,
0Y1.c May, 6ysaG0&c; July, Csc asked steamer o?o
d0Oc Western white 59aGoc; do mixed 81
graded No. white 5J2d60c do mixed 5Sd1oA2c. Rye
dull choice, yScdsl good 70 prime, ?1aIsc common %
fair. 75d90c. Hay quiet; choice tim0tny 40 ooaFlii
old Is; Ic bulk meats loose, shoulders 42c;
long IiL 5ec sugarpced shoulders,
54c; sucarcured smoked shoulders o,c hams 9aaioc:
Lard-Ksnned, &c; crude, 6,c. Butter fairy active;
creamery fancy 33c fair TO choice, 3la32e do nna.
on 3On3lc; ladle fancy 23d30c do good 70 choice $50
2sc rolls, fine 26a27c do lair 70 good, 22d2ic Eggs
cargoes fair I9d2Oc No. Z. lsc SUGAR quiet granu.
active, Il 23asi g. trcghts to liverpool per steamer.
dull cotton, 2Oc Hour In sacks, loo per 100 ~
Buffalo. March 2o.-wheat-No. hard duh at 81 20
asked No. Northern unsettled - cars on track sold
Wheat Weak; cars 10 red sold at 0ol. asl o0ia
3 cars NO. 1 rcd sold 81 O6S.a II o. cars No
sold at ~ Oi2. Corn opened firm; l6 cars No yellow
sold a. &c cars No. do sold a. ear SO.
Oats quiet No. white sold at - ajsi2c on track
5000 bush store sold at 5Sc closing prices; No
white on track, j9d59i2c; No. 3 white 5sc No. mAeds
57a5sc No. white in sore, SOC; No. l white, OOc.
Barley unchanged 5000 bush No. extra CANADA
sold az SIC Rye unchanged. Flour firm and unchsnged
Milleed higher winter bran. s23 do spring. So DO
ReceptsWhcst, 10000 bush; corn % 900 bush; oa,s.
1000 bush. Shpn"nts-Wheat, $500 bush; corn
5000 bush barley, 900 bush.
Chicago. March 2OThe Leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
trcTrRrS AND EyTERrlIyMENTS.

An citalr nent bv "Thc Cowtry Snaday''cho"' VIII
be given In the Broadway tabernacle on Tuesday 'N''"7
fur ttc benefit Of the Fist 'onHios'uch' N""''"' VI
Coytcs>Hc. y. j. ,.. ~,
..Tb, Accountant and III, Calling" Is the subject OF
lecture to he given BY L. Illdmon at the Institute Oh
Account, ou W,fnCsd,y evening.
The outing club OF the Yopng Mems Chii'tah A'S'c'A
ton VIII have an entertainments 80 ~, Us a.,
,,,,, o,,ri,o Tho ,ling meeting will be held on The
c>,nc Of Apru H. and Decoration Day they Will ha''
an ,NrLrsitn. 49,, =,
Mis-, Fannie a. Spencer will give an organ ic'lt'' IN
rl.t.n t,ugi,.atlonsl church Oh N"uAV evening
.Ahran,i Iincor' VIII be- the subject at the cooper
rrn Free saturday Night Course. by Dr. Henry NJ LeP'
Ig,t. tonight. ,r..., =, -.
The pupils Of Marie Dons/ gave concert l"uu'y
night in Chic.cfug Hall Amoh' ,l' P'''o" w.,
=, 80 wi NJ. Eutl, carr. mis-, Gertrude Davis
Nj. Id, ucnmcr ard NJ, Alice BaIna5y The accom-
Ianlst va, raolo r. CnmPlgho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
ATHLETIC SPORTS OF INDIAN STUDENTS

Carlisle Penn. March 20 tSprcal-The annual cOntesr
Indian children the Government school in this
city took place IN gymnasium last evening, with the
following r,.ult- Hundred yard race, c. Y Robe In i32
seconds standing high Jump Eustace Esavpohot, feet
lncho, standing high Kick. Albert Hen-ey. feet .
inches; running HIGH Jump. william Baird, feet 10
lnchc- l0OSsrd backward race, Benjamin Caswei, ~,
seconds; hitch and kick Benjamin {. M"-, feet D
luch~ rope climb 20 feet Andrew Beard go seconds
barrel race 100 yards Malpass Clud lob seconds; pole
climbing David Abraham seconds bag race John Tyler,
ladder climb David Abraham. - seconds hop
ping race John Tyler l. seconds travelling ring. s"N"n
Diem - y seconds, Indian club contest. Morgan
Iopfo,k X. with stslcy M0rchro,, second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
SENATOR HAwLEY ON TIE NEw.oRLEANs
AGEDN

Washington March 90" There will be no inter
national complications with Italy because of the
at NewOrcans" said Senator Iiawley this after
noon. I've cannot possibly exhaust the Of
diplomacy in such matter OF course, the general
Government is in the eyes of the world the sponsbe
party, but the execution criminal law must be left
to the several states. Occasionally complicated qucs-
tons are the result Of this condition Of affairs. but
there is really nothing serious in the outlook at this
time We a liberal people. eminently fair, and the
Italians will receive satisfactory treatment at our
hands. Some time ago number OF Cinnamon
killed and injured in Of Territories and salts
factory indemnity was paid. There will be no trouble
between the United states and Italy the New
Orleans affair"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
PLANS FOR THE NAVAL WAR COLLEGE.

Washington, March 20.-The Bureau Of Navigation
of the Navy Department has taken the preliminary
steps toward the establishment OF the Naval War Col
legc and it Is probable that within few months tho
Institution will be in active operation Plans have
been drawn for the necessary buildings and the money
pay for their construction has been appropriated by
Congress and is at the disposal of the Navy De
partment. The purpose is to provide suitable lecture
rooms and apparatus for demonstration. The college
will be located on Coasters Island near Newport, a
site particularly advantageous from the fact that tho
officers who are temporarily detailed Tor instruction at
the college Will be able to demonstrate practically the
theories the lecturers by tie aid OF the vessels " the
squadron usually stationed in the vicinity during the
summer months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
RACING IN ENGLAND.

RACING IN ENGLAND.
Liverpool. March o0.-The first great race OF the
year was run to-day at the Liverpool spring meeting
This was the Grand National Steeplechase. The
weather fine and large crowd Of spectators, in
GLIDING many women, present. The conditions
were as follows The Grand National Steeplechase. OF
G2, 900 Inclusive Of trophy, value Gl0O the second
to receive 5000 and the third G1O0 from the stakes
handicap for four year olds and upward; Grand
National Course, about four miles and $50 yarus
(sevcnty-onc subscribersl
The race was won by W. G.. Jamesons aged Come
Away Lord Dudley's aged Clolster was second, and
G. Tasterman's sx-year-old lex third. There were
twenty one starters The time Of the race was .
minutes 80 seconds. The last betting was to
against Come Away 90 TO against CoiSter; III to :
against Hex. Emperor, while troting back, fell on
jumping the rails. and broke his neck an oDJcc'Vn
lodged against Come Away being declared the
winner the ground Of the objection being the man
ner in which that horse crossed the last fence. Inc
objection, however, was Overrlied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
MANY REQUESTS FOR DIFFERENTIALS.

The Board of Rulings Of the Trunk Line Associa-
son and the Genital Traffic Association continued its
hearing on the subject of diferentials passenger
rates yesterday at No 346 Broadway In addition to
s auplications for derentias business in and out
o,yeu En- gland which had been presented TO the Board
IN Thursday evening similar applications in regard to
bns6ess through intermediate points, such as Cincin-
matt, indianapolis and Buffalo, were received Argyll
meuts for the applications were heard but the decision
u,u not be made until the next meeting Of the Board
L. p Farmer. the passenger commissioner Of the
Trunk Line Association said yesterday that the two
days session of the Board 81 Rulings had lett tne
nasseneer business I'm better condition than 1t had ever
been better prospects for the keeping OF agree
ANTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
AMONG THE ATHLETES.

The Astoria Athletic club Will give boxing tourna-
mont a, the Puri IN Athlete club tonight Cahill ana
Van lIoItcn viii III 20 IN The mddc-"'lRht '''S' anu
1 ,,ornan and Frederick SchHecrng Will slar In tho
.,..t1 1oi.rnuud class. clever boxers are also
entered in the 100, llj and ljj pound ella
Tie Manhattan Athletic club has knock'd "a" chp
m the Amateur Athletic Union secIctaS' Shou'n'''
What will Mr. sullivan dot
The annual spring game, Of the Sth Regiment " A.
VIII he ho ID AZ the armofy PoAaNc and Ninety -tont"-''''
on March 81 There will De- reception after th' gains
The annual masquerade Of the Triton Boat .i"o VIII Nv
held at Maenmcrchol Hall tonight
Tbcr l. on ncpicnt row among the Board Of Managers
q, the Manhattan Athletic club. The opposition elaW
,b,, ,hcir opp,uent. alc 'tn vlscd In club matterS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
COTTON MAHKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

iverpool March 2O.-I u. m-Cotton-Ihe sales OF the
d,y lncndr 800 bales American. Futures closed quiet,
but ,t,qdy MISUNDERSTANDING, low mddling clause,
March delivery 5,.Gldut 5i.Gid: March AMI April de-
livery. 53.6idai ji.Gid Aplii and May delivery 55Gid
a JO.Gid; May and June delivery, UlOidG Ol'utd !,
June and July delivery. ID buyers July ana August
dcllve,y. 3Gd buyers; August aud september dcilt'
CIV ) september ana october delivery
SOid buyers october ana November delivery o2-6id
buyers. a..
iiilyc.on March 2OCotton steady middlinc, o-ioc
low mddine, she; good ordinary, 1Pc; net ana gross
lg1i bales sales. 500 stock, 1852 weekly
Net receipts 3.32ii exports coast"lse' so-s
sales l,jO1. ,...,-- ...
Norfolk. March 2o-Cotton steady middling SAG nee
124 bales exports cOa-twise, 3O9i
sales 90: sioux j.2oO WccAy-Nct receipts 63li :;
COS, 1905 exports TO Gtct Britain, 1885; sales,
AnII.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
LocAL CoLLEGE LEAGuE.

rborc Is movement foot To stalt local co'' ;lo
.sohan league and the scheme viii probably b. 'af''U
90, An the colleges manife,tine unusual interest "
tho coming baseball season.
The new league will be composed OF Coluho'' -
yo,k CITY Ncw.York University and FOrdham coheseS'
The Manhattan College nay also Join In tho movement
houch some Of other colleges have manifested S
pno.on 70 the Manhattans. sun, local chappoi'"'p
without famous old Jasp"rS a. competitors No ~-
,z natural and certainly would not he equitable. Inv
Manhattan College always put strong team In the a
and this season will be no exception.
The Fodharn College will also have great nine !" 'o
lold this year, and the college boys are "oIA's ~.
avers To get into condition. The team VIII open IVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
n1sGusTED WITH PRESIDENT HOOK.
vr ASKS, BUT DOES NOT GET. MORE TIME TO
TAKE IN HIS MILEAGE TICKETS

~ AeKS. BUT DOES NOI OEI, MOKE TIME TO
TAKE IN HIS MILEAGE TICKETS.
-,,o.go March 2O-The managers of the lines in
-. western Passenger Association kept in session
"a, sv the dilatOry Of President Hook of the
,.onvIle Southeastern from whom no definite state
"., could be obtained to his intention in regard
" MO outstanding tickets Of his company. When the
On and Alton agreed yesterday to accept President
.r,s original proposition, and allow him until March
~ clear the market of the disturbing tickets II was
nos.d that the whole problem was solved and there
M doubt as to what Hooks reply would be- But
~sec the managers recOnvened to-day they were con.
,.d nv q telegram from Hook in which he de-
..nded tina, his company have until April 10 to take
M and cancel the outstanding tickets. The Alton
uf would not consent to this. They said that
y ,dont Btackstone's ultimatum was not subject to
.rs slightest modification and that If the cutrae
,.rets were not ont Of the way by
',.rch 90 the 2-cent mileage would be
~, into effect on the Alton road Chairman Walker
..,ocraphed President Hook to this effect as also
sd vice President Springer. of the Achlson Topeka
80 santa Fe. both urging him 10 agree TO the terms
ronosed After considerable delay, dispatch was
c.yed from the president Of the Jacksonville South
s,ern who made no definite answer, but simply
red that an extension of time ought to be granted
s.,use the Alton had delayed long in accepting his
original proposition
Sv this time everybody at the meeting was ont of
nat;enoe, and President HOOKS conduct was Freely
.tcsed II declared that he was trying to
Soge the issue. aud it was conceded by all that the
,ron was justified In taking the stand it did. But
Abe reduced rate mileage tickets must be avoided.
!, nossible and this became the subject Of earnest
a,scussion AT last the whole matter settled by
hs Atchison people agreeing to become directly re-
snonsibe for the future conduct Of the Jacksonville
ssppntlesstern They pledged themselves that II the
outstanding tickets Of that company were not taken or
,%s market by March 60 they would cancel their
Mn,ugh traffic arrangements with that road, and in
he meantime they would answer for the Jacksonville
lines faithful observance OF all the provisions OF the
agreement. This was eminently satisfactory TO the
IIton people who are only too glad to have the re-
sponsibility assumed by the Atchison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.


NEWS FKDM he ID INftNur UT fi'TN''o'
Tho crude oil market was weaker yesterday undcr
heavy Increase the pipe line runs and the absence OF
sluuort from the refined trade II Is expected that
the field news VIII be Of bcari,h developments In the
near future and the lack OF speculative spirit also
Influenced prices. There were sales OF 10000 barrels
at the Consolidated Exchange. al ~ l2HIl la II -
cents. The final price was 1 cents under IhursdaS
close. Tie late rally due 10 the covering 81
shorts Refined oil uncranged at 30 cents FOR
barrels and $50 cents for cases Foreign quotations
were: Antwerp. 10 3s francs, Bremen, G.3j marks !;
london. D lIa1 ll.lO pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
THE DISTRICT COLORED MILITIA.
ooLoRED BATTAIIONs observation-disclosures
BRUCE AND LYNCH CORRECT
GARBLED STATEMENT

GARBLED STATEMENT.
Washington. March 90 Cspecial).-The ahaTs OF INC
colOred militia continue to excite attention ana com
nent In WASHINGTON. Yesterday and last lheI' theTc
were long conferences between General onway, INC
committee Of colorcd citizens headed by Mc'srs Hruco
and Lynch and tho officers OF the cOoed bd'Iilois'
At the first conference General Ordway made a long
explanation in which he sought to show that il" Han
never exercised any unjust discrimination against 'e
co!ord militia strangely carblcd account OF that
conference according b. statements made to tribune
Correspondent by Audit Lynch today, was pnbisheu
In The STAR last night. written, II IS UNDERSTOOD OS
a member OF General OItways stan. Messfs' hIu'o
Lynch we're so indignant account OF the saiDeu
publication that they jointly dictated ana autnoii~eu
the publication of correct statement IN i"e Io't
Of this morning which In justice 10 them and their
associate. a. well as the coored militia is here re-
produced. This statement was carefully preporcu' am
is given in the words OF cX-s senator Bruce:
In hi, afternoons sStAr' there appeared report OF
what ansIired A. General Odways headquarters portion
o. which 20 inaccurate and misleading th"t Ico ous
not 10 wait another issue OF "Ihe >~i " ""N' Wv
Necessary correction report Of WhH uanspe AT inc
conference Is In tho msin correct. Ihe m'siepieS''
alleged quotations from what we ana ohefs arc IT,
ported TO have said afr the conference closed MI iyn
and myself are thus made 10 appear a. having !"'' ~
excused everything General Ordway mas h'It'o'"o uV "
his capacity as general OF thu National Guard OF the Ds''c
o. Columbia the disbsndilg OF the colofeo hi"' H' "
eepted. This Is wholly incorrect. ,
In concluding his lengthy and detailed statement
O'dway said in substance "1n issuing he ofoe'
the two colCred batta ions frankly confess hs h'uo %
mistake and that IL did not occur 10 III" '"'U -
things are sometimes controlled by political cCnsinerstohs
Mr. Lynch and / took exceptions the statement tha'
political considerations had anything W 40 WI"
The present controversy. When inc oi'''
banding the coored militia was Issued inc i"Ir'S"o
made un0n ne public mind. and IN which We SHAWL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
r,.roprAy PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool March 20 5:ij p m.-Beef IN good demand
extra India MESS Oj prime strong at 49, "a
PORK improving prime mess; western iie
nrm at So medium firm at a. 81 Hams IN far demand
.,ou t. about p 10 so N
firm nt 80 rib about p n firm At POS; long clear
tdGr, about % H. firm long ara short clear mid
dies. about IS at 29 long and snort clear niddles
about "A 70, I'd Chetsc-Ihr demand has fallen
on IaOw ana tufIFntlhe IN Hopi ue",lu. NoIVons'.u
Oil Liverpool refined fgm nc Dos sd. Ro,in In poor de-
maud Lard-SpOt and futures IN fair demand prime
Western :. Ut nm US. Wheat in poor demand Kansas
winter trn a. ~ 2i2d. Flour IN poor denard corn
suot i'm fair futufc>Ihc demand IL improving.
uon, AZ London-Paclnc Coast in poor demand.