The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-15
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MODle, If. Despite the fact that this has been an unusually rough week for outgoing yes sels Mobile, during the seven days end Ing at noon today held up her end so far as exports are concerned. Had the wealth CT conditions been more propitious more vessels would have cleared and sailed Following is the foreign record: NorWeglan steamship Boda for B0cas, lS. lS4 feet pine lumber.
 Norwegian steamship Bratten for Puer- 10 Cortez. 27,OO0 pounds of flour. brltlsh steamship Saltwel for CoatZa- coalca, 92,5l9 feet pine lumber, 105 tele- sraph poles. 10 extra poles. 13,0OO shingles British steamship Glencoe for Liverpool, SIAN cubic feet hewn oak timber, 52S, ,07- feet pine timber. 37.325 feet deals, 414, ,45C feet pine timber (sawn), for Fecamp, I,ss2 superficial feet sawn pine timber. American schooner Louisa Hastings for Glbara, S.1G feet pine lumber. Italian bark Francisco T. for Alicante, POS, ,664 stayes
 British schooner Harry M Lewis for Havana. 26S.69S feet pine lumber. Norwegian steamship Iberia for La Ceiba, 5000 feet cypress boards, 2,045 pounds corn, a130 pounds flour. British schooner Albatross for Cienfue- gos, lO1,ON feet pine lumber. Italian bark Aosa T. for Napoli. 50 tons old iron, SO.0oO feet sawn timber, 5ll,OoC feet pine lumber, l2000 feet hardwood, 35, 600 feet deal ends, 5000 oak slaves.
 Norwegian bark Emil Stang for Havre, 575.991 feet pine lumber
 British schooner Anona for Cienfuegos, 469. .l6S feet pine lumber. British schooner BOniform for Belize, 12S, ,G95 feet pine lumber. 55 barrels flour.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Morgan for Bocas del Toro. Il bushels corn. 5000 feet pine lumber.
 Imports for the same date were as fol- lows
 Norwegian steamship Iberia from La Ceiba. 5000 punches bananas.
 American steamship San Marcos from New York. 9,l00 packages merchandise.
 Norwegian steamship Mount Vernon from Bocas del Toro, 1900 punches ba- nanas.
 Norwegian steamship Bodo from Bocas del Toro, 10000 punches bananas.
 British steamship Ixia from Huelvo, g. 64l,2lO kills iron ryrites.
 Norwegian steamship Ulo from Havana, So bales tobacco, 1888 crates vegetables, 557 crates pineapPles. Norwegian steamship Fort Morgan from Bocas del Toro, 15, ,S4S punches bananas.
 American brig c. c. Sweeney from New York 1899 bags cement.
 Norwegian steamship Hiram from Puer- to Cortez, 11.00O punches bananas.
 Coastwise vessels entering port without cargoes were as follows.
 British schooner Jesse Lena from May aguez, 219 tons In ballast.
 British steamship Saltwell from New Orleans, 1.45l tons, in ballast.
 British steamship Riplin gham from Pen sacola, 1,649 tons, in ballast.
 Norwegian steamship Hydra, from New Orleans. S32 tons, in ballast.
 British steamship Kilnsea from New Haven, 19i5 tons. in ballast.
 Vessels entering port for the same pc riod, without cargoes, were as follows:
 Norwegian steamship Noiunm, from Manzanillo 671 tons, in ballast.
 British steamship Atbura, from Havana, 1,774 tons, in ballast.
 Russian bark Arvio, from Cape Town, 765 tons, in ballast.
 American schooner NJ. A. Achorn, from Havana, 275 tons, in ballast.
 German steamship Neptune, from Port Antonio, 122l tons. light
 Russian bark flames, from San Sebas- tian, sos tons, in ballast.
 German steamship Pallas, from St. George, ,3%2 tons. in ballast.
 American schooner Gertrude A. Bart lett, Z92 tonS in ballast.