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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-12

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 11.-Cotton firm; sales
300 Lales; ordinary. 5-16c; good ordinary 1,1Sc
s-1Sc; midGing fair. 13-16c; receipts. 22S53
bales: stock 221 sec bales.
MEMPHIS. Nov. r.-Cotton firm: middling
5-16c; receipts, 1884 bales: shipments 1924 bales
stock. SO. S44 bales; sales. 1900 bales.
NEW YORK, Nov 1t.-Cotton closed Middling
upands 5 15-16c: middling gulf 3-16c; sales, 800
bales
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-12
BniIding Permits

street, s7U0.
J. venhansep. repairs. 100 Russell avenue, s25.
Charles f. Miller, frame house. Bell street. S475
street, s976.
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Bar. Their. r H. Wind. Weather Pre-.
a. mas IS 6 Vest C,,oudy' ga
Maximum temperature, 3S; minimum tenn
perature, "a.
Following is comparative statement of
the temperature and precipitation Nov IL:
Temp. Prec.
Normal ................ ... 45 10
Departure from normal ........... u -.O9
Departure since Nov. l ........... 40 *l.51
Departure since Jan. / ............ *150 lis
*Plus. c. +. r. WAPPENHANS,
Local Forecast Official.
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LIVE STOCK.
Good Cattle Stendy-HOgs Active and
LOwer--Sheep Strong.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. Observation-Disclosures 700;
shipments $50. There was a fair supply. The
market was steady all good grades. while
others were dull and selling slowly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-12
grass extra. sl.T5a1 90: red top choice. SOc1s14O
English bluegrass. "a lbs. $1.l5Q175.
Timers, Sunniies.

Best brand CHARCOAL tin. IC, l0xll, l4x20 l2XI2
$5Nq6: Ia. 1Uxl4 l4x2c. s2xl2. 80. 1eai 5o roofing
SO; &c. 2ox2o; old style. slS: block tin in pigs
bottoms. zoe; planished copper. zoe: solder. 110
12c iron. 27B. $2.25: &c, s2T5 iron. best bloom,
galvanized. 15c and 10 per cent. lead, pressed
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-12
THEODORE STEIN,
of TILES

Corner Market and Pennsylvania streets, Indian
apoliS. Suite 229, First Office Floor. THE
Lemcke." Telephone 1850.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-12

clover-choice. recleaned. 60 lbs g. 6oqD2.75:
prime. - 656S; English, choice, s26aGl2S0 alse.
choice, S5550 alfalfa, choice. s. CO. crimson
or scarlet clover, $1,000: timothy. f5 ps, $1.501
II lbs. EQl.25: extra clean. s0976c: orchard
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24
ArnIn.l nj .araIcc nnlo.

Boise. Ida. Dee 2i.-Surveyor q.
sral Joseph rcrrault is In r.v,,.
against the civil service law and a.
interior department. lie has been :,
war with the civil service regulntion.
ever since he went into Office WI
be went Ia he chopped Oft the head'
~ nearly all the clearhs and the ami,
cation Of these for reinstatement l..
still pending. Two or three Of tho
men resigned
Mr. Perrault has now received na,,,.
that Frank G. Whitthorne has hes,
transferred by the interior depsr,.
ment from the surveyor general.
Office 10 the state Of Washington -
the Office here. under the civil scrvic.
rules Mr. Pcrrault has written The
department that he will not perml,
Whitthornc to take place in bi,
office. lie does not propose, he say,
20 have any employees sent To him
under civil service rules or any other
vulcs.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24

New York, Dec 2O.--The downfall
OF the Dole government aud the res.
toration Of the monarchy. with Knir.
lani' niece Of former Queen Liliuokala.
nj reigning under British domination,
is the future predicted for Hawaii by
nnnexationists in case Of the re-.
lection Of the pending treaty by the
senate. says the Washington CORES.
pendent Of the Herald.
Leading members Of the Senate com
mittce on foreigr relations appear
unanimous in the belief that when the
treaty Is called up after the holi.
days evidence will be furnished TO
prove that there Is some secret work
now going on In this direction.
II Is alleged that the Hawriians now
In this city to protest against the ra,i.
hcation Of the treaty, are here In the
interest OF kaiulani. aud that English
influence Is behind the movement.
Members Of the committee declare
there Is something even more substan.
tial than this to prove that the failure
OF United states to take Hawaii means
European domination over the islands.
Juet what this information is members
OF the committee decline TO divulgc.
but The signigcant statement was made
that when the facts were brought out
In executive session Of the SENATE Il
would bring To the support Of the
treaty several senators who are now
on the other side.
IL Is on account OF this secret infor
nation In possession Of the committee
mat senator Davis will oppose tho
discussion of the treaty in open scs
sion lie will insist on It's considera
behind closed doors, and he will be
supported In this proposition by all Of
the members Of the committee.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24

Paris, Dec. Elm tho French
chamber Of deputies, the premier. NJ.
Mcline, said that It was Intended u
remedy the decline In the price OF
pork, which, he pointed out, was doing
considerable harm to French agricul.
ture.
NJ. Mellne stated the government
was preparing another bill dealing
with the ndultcration Of porl, products
The statement was received with ap
plausc.
VI. Mellno declared the government
was alone with the United States on
the question OF bimctallism.
The bill was eventually adopted. II
fixed the duty ON hogs at ia francs, on
sucking picks at 3 francs; on hog pro.
duets at 80 francs, aud ON lard ut %
francs per hundred kilos.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24

San Francisco, Dee ss.-Albert Hon.
accused Of the brutal murder Of Mrs.
Mary Clutc, continues TO assert that
he will be able To prove an alibi.
lie says that he is u friend OF John
r. Mclean, Of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
and that Mclean can youch for his
eastern record lie also gives refer.
euces to Il H. Abbie, Il. l.. Gilmore
aud Arthur Pcnbcrtou, bankers OF
Cincinnati, and To Carl SchurN In
answering 70 "a question about his
knowledge Of SEIZURE. hc said:
~ am the oldest friend that mnu has
In America. We were la the German
rebellion together, serving la the same
company and were both banlshcd ON
account ot our political affiliations
came Ia this country ON the same YES.
sell
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24
John Redmond romins.

New York Dec ~. John H. Red.
mond. N. T., the well known Irish
leader. will sail for this country on
December aOth. lie Is coming to thi,
country at the invitation Of prominent
workers In the Irish cause. To speal,
on the rebellion Of l7ps, to arouse the
enthusiasm Of lrish.Amcricans In the
pilgrimage To ireland next July To
celebrate the rising.
The committee Of 100 who were
chosen 10 make arrangements for MIR.
Rcdmonds coming, received cable
gram from him. stating his acceptance
Of their Invitation.
Elaborate arrangements arc being
perfected togIve Mr.. Redmond n warm
reception.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24
nohheI : ChIearo Morrn..

Chicago. Dec si.-The grand Jury
has voted 10 indict Professor William
Smith Of Kirkvillc, Mo-. for the rob.
berry Of the Dunning morguc on octo.
Der 20 last with him IL was voted 10
hold Henry llullrich, the Waterman.
and John Ludcs the tcamster.
The charge upon which the iudict
ments were voted was burglary aud
not body.suatching. Under the laws
u Illinois, a human body has no value
unless II IN ina grave. The theft OF
bodies outside Of graves Is not lar.
reny but the ghouls who visited the
Cunning morguc broke open n door
and took away with them the shrouds
In which the bodies were wrapped
rhi, constitutes the crime ofburglnry.
More indictments may be- found. IA
u is reported other persons nrc i'm.
pllcatcd
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24
zoTlncha Nou Mayor OF IleJnr,l.

Havana, Dec. al.-Dr Zcrtucha. who
was the physician Of the late General
Maeeo, has been appointed mayor of
Bejucal. this province. Zcrtucha IA.
belonged In his day 10 all the political
parties In Cuba. Al one time he wa,
a bandit in the Vuelta Abaio, and M,
record was very discreditable. Il wa,
quite incNplicable to the friends IN
Mneeo that he kept the physician an
his stan for M long a period, notWitb.
standing the warnings given hln
Maceo used to say that Lertucha's iault
was his drinking habit
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24

Chicago, Dec. si.-Mrs. George NJ.
Pullman has decided to accept her
dover interest In the estate Of her
husband instead OF abiding by the
terms Of the will.
According to the will she was given
$4,000 In cash, the homestead In Chi.
cago' and the income from 81 ,a5O. 900
during her life, the sum 10 revert 10
the estate after her death. Her nc.
scptancc Of the viii would have made
IL practically impossible for her to
leave anything 10 the two sons who
were practically di,luheritcd by their
father. Her third interest Of the dover
gives her sa,oOO,OOO interest In th,
property and onc.third interest In
the property held by MIR Pullmnn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24
NEW GOLD FIELD.
Extends Fifteen Mile. Along Tributary Of
tue Stickeen River,

Extends Fifteen Miles Along . Tributary Of
the siichren River.
Los Angeles. Cal, Dec s2-J. T.. Per.
rims, until recently president Of the
New England Whip company, started
from this city today with party Of
fifteen others for u new gold geld In
the Northwest Territory The new
field II said 20 extend over fifteen miles
along u tributary Of the Stiekeen
river, and TO be even richer than the
klouiils country.
In one OF his letters 10 parties here
concerning tho discovery. Dawson.
after whom Dawson City was named.
staies that Tho region gives every indl.
cation OF abundance Of gold. but that
u Ia oven more inaccessible than Klon.
dixie, there being but one way Ia get In,
and that extremely dangerous. The
nearest trading post or point Of com.
munlcntion with the outside world is
several hundred miles.
Those who left this morning have
been quietly preparing for the trip for
1--we months, keeping everything Sc.
orrt' ~ they wisa TO get In before any
excitement causes u rush The party
will leave san Francisco tomorrow for
Victoria, u. C. by steamer from there
they 90 10 Fort Wranglc. aud thence
overland by iho stickcen river TO their
objective point
Tho information regarding the new
field has come direct from Messrs
ogilvic and Dawson, Canadian officials.
who year ago made survey Of por.
uons Of the Northwest Territory. Act.
Ing upon Instructions Of these gentle.
men, Mr. Pcrrius has limited his party
To sixteen. Mcssrs, Ogilyic and paw.
son will join the party at Victoria
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24

Chief Justice Kline OF the Iowa Sn.
preme court has reduced the bail OF
Novak, the murderer Of Murray, who
The senate committee on territories
has practically decided TO enter upon
the task OF preparing an omnibus bill
To cover the conditions in Alaska.
A bill has been introduced In IN,
house Of representatives by Mr.. Cas-
lie Of California, TO create commits
sion OF three expert mineralogists, to
examine into the mineral character Of
lands patented TO the Central Paciii'
railroad Ia California.
IL is said TO be definitely known tina,
bnt two persons, Mr. and Mrs, A. c.
Hove. we're burned 20 death in the
Hotel Dako,ah fire ntGrand Fords. Mr.
Howe was a.bed with rheumatism and
when friends urged his wife to leave,
.,e said she would "stay with AL
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24

Chicago, Dee. ei.-rhe Times. Herald
says; Trades unionists are required by
the Chicago Federation Of Labor 10
leave the national guard at once This
was the unanimous decision reached
by the delegates at their regular
weekly meeting. II was said without
contradiction that union man could
not consistently serve In the militia
aud incur the risk Of being called out
to shoot down fellow trades unionist,
who were ON strike Tor betterment of
their economic condition SO every
trades unionist who is now member
Of the Illinois national guari will be
required To secure discharge from
military service at once.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24
srArErEAeHrRs- AssoclArIoN
Annual Meeting VIII be- Held at Provo
December g1-2H-gU.

Annu, Meeting WIN be- Held 81 Provo
December s1-2s-gD.
Tho annual meeting u The State
Teachers association will convene at
Provo. Monday December co. at $50
/ o. m. Great preparations are being
made '1s Ifo occasion. An exceptional
program hus been arranged and %,
meeting bids ,air 20 b, Size most largely
attended aul beneficial within he
his tory ot She association
The principal topics Tor discussion
viii De- fouat below coupled with The
ahfucs ~ those who will present them.
Following each iouir sill. BE- a general
discussion.
'Wtcrcin arc We Internationally
Wastefri samuel oldham " Logan
"Heinrvc Value Of Test hook Work
and Oral Instruction D. D. Mills.
paugh salt Lake city
"Ihe Modification ~ Lil,cs aud Dis
likes ln Children - la Coombs, Pay.
son
"Ihe Child aud Ills Relationship"
Mary c. Nsy salt Lake city
"1he Pcdasos lea! Function Of Draw.
Ing Arqtta Young. Provo
"rhc Brcnking ~ 81 bad Habits
and the Forming ~ Good Habits ~
ora! Expression Bessie Kimball. salt
Lrtc city
"supcfyisi,n he Rural District" NJ
r. ruitc-. Ccnterylie
Functions Of 1eacher,' Esnmlna
tions'-D. II. Robinson, Pleasant
Grove.
Functions Of tho High school" -
Willard Done. salt Lake City.
Popular Education ~ scheme
Johc H. Park. Salt Lake City.
what the Womens Club, nrc Doing
Tor Education Mrs Emma =. Me.
Nichcr salt Lake city
what should be- the Aims la Edu.
cation '-.'loscph 4 kingsbury
"Thc Correlation Of Arithmetic. Al.
gcbrn aud Gcomctry Below the High
School u u. Adams, Ogden
"rho Place Of Literature In SYM
mctricnl Education" - Caroline l..
Pane, salt Lake City
"liusincsg Education" II. x. Hinck.
ley Provo
Complete programs may be- had by
undressing Clement A. whiting. chair.
mnn Of the program committee, Salt
Lake city. For information regard.
Ing accommodations, address !. l..
Brown, Provo
Special rates will be- made by the
railroads from all points Of the state.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24
FROM UTAH TO COLORADO.
Railway nranch Prom Cisco % the Ia Sal
Mountains WIN be Built.

sN WIN b' hhilNs
Denver, Dec. e0.-Colonel Dodge has
been interviewed regarding reports
that the Rio Grandu Western would
build n branch from the new mining
district In Paradox valley and La Sal
mountains In Utah and'Colorado. and
said; III, upon investigation, Para
doN valley is found to be even one
fourth ~ rich In copper aud other
minerals rs the published accounts
have II, the Western will build n
branch from Cisco into the valley. |
am waiting TO see and talk TO a mining
man from Paradox valley, who Is ex-
pectcd In the city within few days.
and what he tells me may influence
the action Of our company in regard to
the proposed branch Then we will
await developments and see what the
country amounts to before taking any
final action.
III the mining man speak Of leads
me to believe great things OF the dis.
triet, we will send an engineering
corps over the route and will make all
preparations To go ahead with the
work OF grading the road rs soon us
we feel justified In believing that the
district Is anything like the copper
country that 1t is reported to be. We
will give the wagon road now in course
OF construction from Cisco a chance to
learn what profit there is In Paradox
valley ore before we take any final
steps hut as appearances Indicate now
the branch Of our road will probably
be bunt.'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24

Rcdting Cal, Dec. 90 Two masked
men attempted to rob the Southern Pa,
cihc companl's station ut Kcswicl, to.
night, but were driven Oh by station
Agent schucbman, who shot one OF
the robbers. Schuclman resides Ia
the depot and was In his room when
the robbers entered the waiting room.
covering with pistols two men who
were sitting there. schuckman enter.
ed and after an exchange OF shots tho
robbers reiterated. one was found dead
and the other escaped.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24
UINTAH OPENING.
nm Prepared by Secretary Bli.. will Meet
Opposition.

Opposition.
Washington, Dee. 90 The bill pre-,
pared by Secretary Blis. un. the open.
ing Of the uncompab nnds will
meet with strenuous opposition. ard II
Is probable will not be reported 10 the
senate at all. Senator Cannon. Ia
speaking OF the measure, probably
voices the sentiments Of the commit.
tee. lie says;
~ am opposed 10 the bill on two
grounds first, It proposes TO postpone
the opening Of the agricultural lands
OF the reservation from April, isps. to
year later. This Is entirely unncccs.
sary. The department has already
had ample time to prepare for the op.
ening. II has had nearly four years
In which to do this work. and there =
now no sound reason for further De.
lay.
Second, the proposed bill coutem.
plates the leasing OF the gilsonite
lands under such regulations a. the
secretary OF the interior itay pre-.
scribe. This is one OF the schemes
that we have been fighting from the
beginning. Perhaps Secretary Bliss Is
not aware Of the fact, but there is nn
inchoate syndicate. II not one thor.
oughly organized, ready to take up
these lands under the lease system aud
form a great monopoly. The gilsonite
would then be OF little value to the
people OF Utah, and would merely 20
to enrich spectators Of New York.
where the syndicate has ITS headquar.
tcrs.
at is better to leave the law rs II
stands today, providing for an early
opening Of the lands and lcaYng the
gilsonlte lands for further action by
congress. do not doubt that In the
next congress legislation can be had
Of the mineral lands in the
reservation
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24
SHOCKING MURDER.
wife ofa FORMER salt late wnn Murdered
In san Trarcisco.


In san Triroisco.
San Francisco. Dec. is--Thc victi m
81 the horrible murder here yesterday
proves 10 be Mrs Mary Clutc. wife Of a
former resident Of salt Lake. Details
u the crime are most revolving, and
the fact that the murder occurred In
an occupied house with the family Mt
home adds to It's boldncss.
Mrs Clutc was engaged In moving,
and had two paper hangers and car.
pet layer employed. About Z o'clock
the two paper hangers were seen to
leave the premises by parties who
lived In the Hat below. Soon after.
ward the noise caused by the carpet
stretchcr ceased aud in few minutes
violent screams were heard by the pco-
pie living below who were too timid to
Interfere. Help was summoned, but
before II arrived a man was seen
TO depart from the house by =
rear door When asked what the
trouble meant he made no rcply. but
made his escape.
Parties soon after entered the apart
ments and found the body lying about
four feet from the door with the skull
crushed. bloody railway ear coup.
ling pin lay near by. smrarcd with
blood. Life was extinct, though the
body was still warm. The position Of
the body indicated a double crime.
which has been confirmed by an nu-
topsy. Evidences Of q struggle were
everywhere apparent aud the body
had evidently been cholScd almost into
insensibiliiy before being oycrpow.
cred.
MIR. 4. u. Clutc, husband Of the muir.
dcrcd woman. was assessor aud cullcc-
tor ~ salt Lake City from 1880 TO 1899.
some time aftcrward moving TO san
Francisco. where MIR. Cluic engaged in
the cigar business.
Mrs Clutc was an accomplished and
beautiful woman Of about % years Of
aye and was admired boy all who know
her.
The police nave arrested man
whom they believe to be- the murderer
aud claim 20 have evidence enough 70
convict him not only Of this crime but
Of another murder which happened
year ago. Tie Is n Russian known rs
Albert Hon, but In full his name IL
Albert Frcdcrlos George Ncrcnsscnock-
kockhoH. His dcnials are contradic.
tory aud illogic and hc has been posi-.
lively identified as the man who came
out Of the house after the woman's dy-
Ing cries were hoard Further merlin.
mating evidence against the prisoner
Is the fact that he Is left hand and his
left hand is cut, rs by the sharp flange
of the coupling pin with which tho
murder was committed lloir is so.
rinlst, an anarchist and Is suspected Of
being actively connected with the nj
hilists.
The autopsy revcolcd Ave wounds on
The womans head aside from the horri-
bic muulRtion OF the face. The left
hand is also bruised.
Hon feels that he is in peril Of his
life, and Is rs nervous man rs the
have had In charge for long
time.
Mr.. Clute, who is now travelling
salesman, was In Nevada at the time
n the murder, lie is almost crazed
with grief, and h friends fear he will
kill the murderer ON sight.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24
GAME wARpENs INDICATED.
Governor Adams Committee SAYS Game
NRrden- Acted on the Defensive.

Governor Adams Committee sa,. Game
wnrdens Acted on the Defensive.
Denver, Colo. Dee, 2o-The commits.
mission appointed by Governor Adams
TO investigate the killing Of the Ute
Indians has made It's report, which Is
n vindication OF the game wardens.
The finding Of the commission is that
the Indians were the aggressors The
Indians who had I,.n .1,,,..L,.t.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24
soldier starve. To-dsath.

breckenridge, Colo, Dee, Cool,
samuel A. simlson died today in the
county hospital Of starvation, He had
been refused u pension, although he
had fought and was wounded at Chick
amauga. For some time he had been
In ill-heAlth, but too proud to ask for
aid, and when his friends found out
his condition yesterday 1t was too late
70 save his life.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24
aI-nele rnm..n rnnrr,I.

Lexington, KY Dec, 20.-Lewis
George Clark, Ocolored) distinguished
as being the original Of the character
Of George Harris, Mrs stoves Uncle
Toms Cabin" was given notable
funeral here today. His body lay In
state for Ave hours and was viewed by
hundreds. II win be buried beside his
wiies grave at Obcrlin. Ohio.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24

The president has signed the joint
resolution passed by Congress for the
relief OF the miners Of the Yukon coun.
try.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24

Over 5000 Cinnamon have asked
congress for legislation to naturalize
them.
Fairly good prices are obtained for
California thoroughbreds in the city OF
New York.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-24

Kansas City, Kan, Dee. ao.-Mrs.
Granville Morgan, negress. locked
her two little children one years and
one 10 months old in her house.
while the woman was away the house
burned down and both were burned to
death.
The representative., 1897-05-26
GRAIN MARKETS.

Reported by the Charles E. Lewis Co.,
Grain Commission and Stock Brokers,
. and 8 Chamber OF Commerce, Mime
apolis. Mimi.
Wheat-Wheat continues erratic to
steadily decreasing stocks In sight and
the poor outlook for winter wheat, to-
gether with short crops in India and
South America on one side, and the
peaceful news from Europe and bright
prospects of a big spring wheat crop on
the other, but it will be late in the fall
before any of the new crop in this coun-
try will be available for milling pur-
poses and our visible supply of only'2S,-
900 900 bu. will be down to the lowest
point reached in years before. New
wheat in this country will be plentiful
enough to spare for export. The visible
last week decreased 1900, 900 bu. and
exports were large at 2,65O,OOO bu.
against 100000 bu. the previous week.
We urge our friends to buy September
wheat at these prices; let July alone,
as that is an old crop option owned by
a few traders who can run it up or
down at will.
Corn and oats continue dull because
they are too low to sell short and the