Death of James McMahon Sr a longtime Mobile resident
James McMahon Sr aged 72 a native of Limerick Ireland died at his son's home 460 Scott Street after several weeks illness He lived in Mobile over fifty years and served twenty years with the city first as keeper of Bienville Square then Duncan Place He was a Confederate veteran and a member of St Vincent Catholic Church He is survived by two sons Thomas and James Jr and several grandchildren
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James McMahon
Limerick
Ireland
Mobile
Scott’ Street
St. Vincent's Catholic Church
Thomas McMahon
Funeral Notice for M'Mahon Died November 11 1912
Died Tuesday morning November 11 1912 at the family residence 4468 Scott Street in the 72nd year of his life. The illness and surviving relatives are not specified in the fragment.
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M’mahon
Scott Street
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Mild Decline
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady with a 4 to 6 point decline on poor cables and favorable weather. Prices fluctuated through the morning, slipping to 9 to 11 points under yesterday’s lows, then recovered slightly on profit taking before finishing the session 12 to 16 points lower. spot cotton remained quiet with middling at 185-16 cents.
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New Orleans
Shorts
Opening decline in New York Cotton amid liquidation and steady undertone
New York cotton markets opened down 5 to 8 points on disappointing tables and liquidation by yesterday’s buyers, but bids absorbed initial declines and prices rallied near last night’s close. Private cables cite American selling and Continental liquidation in Liverpool and note steady trade buying and spinning houses among top buyers. Prices hovered near midday, with spot middling uplands 13.60 and gulf 13.86, futures closing barely steady after mixed intraday moves.
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New York
Liverpool
Continental
Focal
Gulf
Essa le Guy
Feaacicias
Liverpool Cotton Market Quiet with Steady Prices
Liverpool on November 11 reports quiet cotton spot trading and steady prices across grades. Sales reach 6,274 bales out of 7,000 total with 6,100 American and 600 for speculation and export. receipts total 29,000 bales including 21,600 American. futures closed quiet with multiple spread quotes around 7.05 to 7.06.
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Liverpool
Sceescvue
Peney
Ube. S Ees
Sessa Ese
Ecatenance
Vascesser Cates 404
Secesssssee
New York Stocks Rally on Reading and Steel Demand
The rally extended today with gains across major issues as demand remained strongest for Reading and Steel. Union Pacific Southern Pacific Missouri Pacific Harvester and National Biscuit rose, while many standard shares advanced 1 to 2 points from Saturday’s close.
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New York
Reading
Steel
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Harvester
National Biscuit
Bears
Amalgamated Copper
American Beet Sugar
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting & Bef'ng
American Sugar Refining
American Tel. & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Cheaspeake & and Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago& Mil, & St. Paul
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern Pfd
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met
Inter Harvester
Louieville & Nashville
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Lehigh Valley
National Lead
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace Car
Rock Island Co
Ptd
Southern Railway
United States Steel
Money Market Rates Hold Steady in New York
Call money remains steady at 8 1/4 to 4 1/4 with a ruling rate of 3 1/2 to 3 1/2 percent. Time loans ease with sixty to ninety days at 5 percent and six months at 4 7/8 to 5 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 5 1/2 to 6 percent. Sterling exchange steady at 4.80 6 for sixty days and 4.85 on demand. Government bonds steady while railroad bonds show irregularity.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Naval Stores Market Report from Savannah
Turpentine firm traded at 43 cents with no sales and 598 casks received while Rosin firm reported no sales and 2 965 barrels received. Quotations listed for various grades and grades labeled with prices from 3.70 to 6.76 per unit.
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Savannah
Wheat and corn cash prices at St Louis market
Closing cash prices show Wheat No. 2 red at 98 96, No. 2 hard 85 1/2 to 91. Corn No. 2 76, No. white 76 1/2, Oats No. 2 39, No. 1 white 41 1/2.
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Louis
St. Louis
Grain and Provisions Prices in Chicago Closing
Closing cash grain and provisions in Chicago on November 11 show No. 2 red wheat at 95 1 4 to 96 1 2, No. 2 white corn at 71 3 4 to 12, oats standard at 40 8 4, and provisions led by pork at 20.76 with lard around 10 67 1 2 and ribs from 10.00 to 11.00.
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New York
Timothy
Tom
Chicago
Men’s Lunch Special at 25 Cents Draws Diners
The advertisement touts a business men's lunch from noon to 2. It claims a specialty in ice lunches and catering, promising quick service and quality. Strong entities include the eatery and market references.
Cotton Receipts Across Rail Lines and Firms
New Orleans Mobile and Chi Railroad Export comp lists 400 bales on train No. 6 with Baker Lyons Frank M id Davis Wilson Gailliard Jones Co Touart Quin total 88 bales. Mobile and Montgomery train No. 60 Baker Lyons Davis Wilson Gailliard 28 7 Phillips 17 Frank M Blackshear 2 Weil Bros Insky Elmore 55 Export comp 812 total 1 828 bales. Mobile Ohio Railroad Export comp 1 606 bales. Ste James A Wilson Gailliard 3 Lott 2 total 4 bales.
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New Orleans
Mobile and Chi Railroad
Bay Southern Railway
Baker
Conductor Cart Cartwright dies after cane train accident
News reports the death of B F Cartwright native and former Pacific Railroad conductor killed in a cane train incident near Donaldsonville. He died in New Orleans a week after the injury. funeral held there. He was about 44, survived by a wife, stepson, siblings, and other relatives. He belonged to the Order of Conductors.
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B F. Cartw
1 Pacific Railroad
Donaldsonville
Cartwright
Touro Infirmary
New Orleans
Oughville
Doc” Tanner
the Order of Conductors
Arrivals and repairs of ships at local harbor
The Norwegian steamer Brighton 716 capt Kaidager arrived from Puerto Cortes with 18 000 banana bunches and 39 hides and will undergo minor repairs at the marine ways. Barge No 1 from New Orleans will carry freight and depart Wednesday. Fort Morgan Fort Gaines and other vessels moved to the marine ways for repairs. The Mexican tug Cernicalo completed Ph Docks repairs and may sail soon for Tuxpan.
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Brighton
Kaidager
United Fruit Company
Puerto Cortez
Alabama and New Orleans Transportation Company
Eaton
New Orleans
Fort Morgan
Fort Gaines
Tuxpan
Mex
Special Low Fens Al Oaks Guaranteed or Money
A short notice item notes a special low price guarantee or refund offer involving Al Oaks. Details are limited in the fragment, but the gist centers on a price protection or money-back promise tied to a sale or promotion.
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K-11
Champion Shoe Shop
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Bank of Mobile
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Zadek
Mobile, Ala
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United States
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Wall Street Review
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