The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12

CHICAGO, ILL. April 1.-THE world seems to
turn on its axis to-day for the sole benefit OF ono
manufactured. Partridge. OF Chicago. News,
worth to him hundreds OF thousands, flashed II
from London, from Washington. even from the
far away ports Of tho lIlacl, Sea, and after Il daT
oi wild excitement on change the fnmoui
plunigcr, impassiye rs stone, stood on tho floor OF
the Board OF Trade receiving the frantic Cougra..
uiations OF his brokers Informing him that he
was richer by at least half n millions dolInrs anf
that acting for him they had pounded the price
OF wheat . cents on every bnshel. Pardridge's
manner was much calmer than Saturday, aud
i was evident, judging from tho expression OF
those keen gray eyes, that his plans were more
settled and better formulated. The scene dur.
ing the latter part OF tho session was the most
exciting that has been witnessed In many n day,
From SIX cents, Mny wheat dropped by big
jumps TO sD}Sc, md finally closed at sOHc. This
is211Es cents below the close Saturday night. From
the, high point to the low figure. Partridge
makes o cents per bushe., 1t is supposed, out Of
DIS ten million short line, or what amounts 10 q
gainNof 5000 100 Over and above this 1t Is estl-
mated shat he nettel considerable oil trndes on
the fluctuations. The first disappointment to
the bulls was the cables reporting the course OF
don opened lower and with some evidences OF
generalization II was explained TINT this was
due TO an importan: failure In London, but tho
tact remained TINT the English markets were
lower. and domestic markets also soon showed
a batting tendency aud added to the hesitation
here. Then a rumor was circulated that Rus.
sia's proh!bitory movement would become re-
moved, and there was some mention made OF
1 Gon sns.o PUG, OIL being iaVorabiy reported to
The corn market was not active after the first
hour.
Oats advanced enrly. but weakened and closed
stcadY at about Saturdays figures.
II was n dull day in the provision pit.
Flour Irregular and nominal.
spring s2HasSe; Nc. 2ret s5!Sc: April soNaS5hsa
;oVZ2c' MhE eoIrheot2aSgTc july sN4ns5 %2aslc.
Mac s ~ iIs1, No No. =, we; a, ApTi Icy >saaslssaio!3ac
oATS1Cash No: :, @t4c; May 29iGa30a29tA4c;
juno 2Stt?a29aos2ssc.
Rih-No '5e.
AGLsYmN i, S'a62c.
TIMorlYsEEDssl 2ial 80,
MESS foRk-Cash wv ": May so lOnl0 22}}I
al9 ~; !uiy Slo 25al0 3f1@al02 3.
EAEpISah ana Nay SSl' s3a6 =: JUL. 500.
Sn NJ Irns-sI ~, I'M "a. 'N sb99-; - c Nv; 'S y = e. ~ On
western 50aS5c: ordinary issioc: soiectaJ ddc;r;os
ieaS:iiIcc ' otutna'y i'a''e' se'eceeu uairies
/ FGGs"stcodv ot 40
NV Vow A.. nsiI'' :, r,o,- ., mn
barrels; exports 5;JSO 6arrel'; market dull and
unsettled; sales 1900 barrels: Wheat, receipts
.ugS q, nnshels; sales =, Lo5,oV9 bushels OF futures
anu 9i,Vo bushels OF spot: spot market dull and
90. oniiors iirc,noicS WiIJIt, - oo CL3, n, ~ 1a aeH
iinrs in n ChicaSo' ciosiinr t:s ajc unSer sot ~ TG",.
iNHs . rod Amsij' oiiiEInross53I ~ Mn,, oi atuIta
Nm. limo npttaoiLSS q. III. onIlyyo ~ 3nS?//tt
sA nSmst q" S,gOGti2a qtS Iig!D/sc' c SH,y %1saJrs"gca;iSSSi ~;
hmshcIs. cymot,S SSITs6 ,,Sha io.tips y,'oN
Iusheis If i Tf"rm - oMJ NJ Mh i b,,sh Saie' $4,000
n,ari,ai Irii nNse, tict ' nUJ ,,"alinr. VI spTai
mIx"d 5IaSsc. Anr;;il .oa ~ MeuNS Nov. ut,s,a ss,la
lie. Junr d;;n 1p't iuIr Xxx ia ,; itry A,a noa
r1;I55cc 1o,s a' rzacci .Sif oo oS - iUn'Slic; Ausust
il,7i5 bushels; sales io5, 1000 bushels OF futures
and 81 600 bushels of spot: market active: April
i:T,Sc; May sic; June 5i5ic; July SiIc; spot 10,
2 white 03Mai0c. Coffee steady at l5a30 points
L.oOai!.OOc: July H.75ali.3Jc: August il, SGc:
September il .S0c.' Sugar steady md 0uIet. Mo,
lnsscs dull. Rice stprIv and oiiiet. Tn nv orIn,