The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-12
MEMPHIS NEWS.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 11.-This morning, about
10 O'Clock, Robert C.. Ramsey, of Helena,
Ark, shot himself at the Worsham House,
the ball entering just below the heart, infict-
ing fatal wound. A Telegram to his father
was found on the mantel, saying 81 have
been driven from home and am maddened.
shall commit suicide. God help me, in the
name of Jesus"
A colored man named Gordon, living near
here, was sho and killed by Dr. White, near
Commerce, Miss, yesterday. Gordon had
stolen shotgun from Dr. White, for whom he
was picking cotton, and the doctor in attempt
ing to regain the gun, was fred upon by Cor.
don, and returning the fire killed him Instant
~. White was tried and acquitted.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, Nov. II, Evening.-Cotton closed
quiet; Middling Uplands, 14s@15. Sales 1899
Futures closed barely steady. Sales a, 900
bales, as follows: November 143@l4 1872, De-
cember "A 1-32, January IA 1916, February $50
Is 9-32, March Is 9-16@15 1892, April Is 1900
July 16 9-l6@1s 1882.
Southern flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
steady, moderate inquiry, 81 1901 % for winter
red Western. Corn heavy and lower. 9l2@02 for
" ,ar h mixed d ,Sa closing At inside prices
mixed. Coffee dull and nominally unchanged.
Sugar dull, in buyers favor, 8I6Sa for fair 20
good refining, 81 for prime, for low fair musco-
wade, 81 for common centrifugal refined heavy.
dull, S3@S Is 16. Rosin duh, 81 1902 Is for
strained. Turpentine firm, $751; Pork dull.
Westerns mess $40 U.s. Lard active and firm,
prime steam rendered 143@l5. Whisky less
NEW York, Nov. 1.-Leather unchanged;
hemlock sole, Buenos and Rio Grande light mid
ding and heavy Weights 263@30, California do
2sa@29s; common do 25@29; Wool steady; do:
1s 1885, Fssssss e
frmer, cotton by steam 5l6@i, corn s, wheat 81.
CHICAGO, Nov: 1L-Flour-deman fair, market
firm, extra spring s4@4 50. Whsat-demsnd
far :. low. ss rates, Ne sSsng STEADY; No. spring
firm, No: mixed "a, high mixed IS. Oats
steady, demand moderate, No. 2 Az. Pork-de-
mand active, prices advanced, SIS 15 Lard-de-
msnd active, prices advanced, 134. Whisky-de-
mand fair, prices advanced, 96&.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 11.-Cotton dull Middling
A. Flour steady, demand moderate. Wheat
dull; red 81 O3Nt1 OF. Corn quiet; ear g. Oats
steady, demand moderate; $685. Pork scarce
demand fair and market firm; jobbing sales of
shoulders at 7@7l, clear rib 10l, clear 1Oi. Bacon
scarce and firm; shoulders Ss@S4, new clear
rib 12i, clear 144 Whisky in good demand at
full prices. So.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. n.-Cotton active; Good Or
binary 13, Middling IA. Flour dull and weak;
treble extra and upwards can only be sold at :
decline of 25@o50c below current rates; family
winter, including fancy. s5@6 Is. Wheat dull,
No. red fall 943, No. 2 red winter 81 O44. Corn
frmer, No. = mixed 690D7O Oats quiet and
rather 6rmer No 53QD53a. Whisky easier, $50
80. Pork quiet, *l9 25@l9 so. Dry salt meats
and bacon scarce and firm, only order trade.
Lard firm. good IL.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 11.-Cotton quiet; Middling
IA. Flour, wheat. corn aud oats quiet and un-
changed. Pork quiet, $40. Bacon-none hero.
Sugar cured hams, IL. Bulk meats-shoulders
y, clear rib 104. Lard-tierce 13A; key "a.
Whisky 90.
WILMINGTON, Nov. H. Spirits turpentine
steady, 333. Rosin dull, 81 IS for strained.
Crude turpentine steady; 81 60 for hard. 81 GO
for yellow dip, 81 60 for virgin. Tar steady.