The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-26
Advertiser Bureau,

Mobile. July 25.
 For the week ended at noon today re- cords of exports and imports were made at the ofiice of the Collector of Customs for the Port of Mobile as follows:
 Exports
 Norwegian steamship Bodo, to Bocas del Toro. flour and general cargo, valued at y96s.
 Cuban steamship Lanenburg, for Ha- vana, full cargo of flour, corn and bran, POS packages. value $es,2S0.
 British steamship Brittania, for Silloth, England, 115.sO0 cubic feet sawn pine tim Der. 1l,207 superficial feet pine lumber; value of cargo, $21 100. American steamship San Marcos for New York, 70 bales cotton, 2,00o slaves, 50,000 feet lumber, 150 packages merchant disc; for Brunswick, 900 sacks grain; value of cargo not given.
 British steamship Daybreak, for Ham burg, 1,2S9,O00 superficial feet. pine tim Der. S00,000 superficial feet pine lumber; value of cargo, $33.631.
 British steamship Belford for Rotter- dam and Fecamp, 1.229,0O0 superficial feet pine lumber, 10000 feet lumber, respect lively; value of cargo, $33, 600.
 Norwegian steamship Alliance. for Blue fields general cargo value at ssS6.
 Norwegian bark Mercur. for Fleetwood; 5,40f feet hewn oak timber, 13,136 cubic 4 4tct neWH plne llIlDcT, EU,llt ltcI Sd"l pine timber, value of cargo, $6,S00.
 British schooner Maggie Ella. for Grand Cayrnen; 2O,000 feet pine lumber. 57 bar rels our; value of cargo $62S.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines, for Bocas del Toro: 6o,O00 feet lumber, 4 bushels corn and general rnerchandist; value of cargo, s2.936.
 British schooner Bartholdi. for Coatzac- clcas; 253.l02 feet pine lumber, value of cargo. s3, 40.
 Britfsh schooner G. E. Bentley, for Ci- enfuegus; 253,9i6 feet pine lumber; value of cargo, A.S25.
 American schooner Villa Y Hermana, for Cardenas: 23556S feet pine lumber; value of cargo, g, ,702.
 Norwegian steamship Hiram. for Puer- to Cortez; H.0OO feet pine lumber and gen eral merchandise; value of cargo, $625.
 British steamship Hornby Castle, for Greenock; 14661 cubic feet sawn pine tim Der, 4S,435 cubic feet hewn pine timber, 25.s55 cubic feet hewn oak timber; value of cargo, $S6.Ss6.
 Imports
 Norwegian steamship Telefon, from Pro- gresso. 3.322 bales sisal
 Norwegian steamship Banan, from Be- iize, 2o,000 punches bananas, 5000 cocoa nuts.
 Norwegian steamship Managua, from La Cefbu; 1500O punches bananas.
 British steamship Parkgate, from Sam tiago, 42s mahogany logs, 2,S0O tons of manganese ore.
 Norwegian steamship Hiram, from Pu- erto Cortez 5000 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines, from Bocas del Toro, 15.000 punches bananas. The greatest industrial item for some time for Mobile and Baldwin Counties was the purchase by a syndicate of Chicago capitalists of 5000 acres of land in south and southeast Baldwin County, and noted in The Advertiser of last Tues day. As a result of this deal there was organized this afternoon in this city corporation to be known as the Southern Plantation Development Company. The owners of the property referred to were the organizers and the board of directors is composed of s. G. Hawks GIN. souther. Fred w. Brown. T. L. Sanford of Chicago, E. Duke Maven and P. c. Dings of LaPorte City Iowa, Frank s. Stone of Bayminette, Baldwin County The capital stock of the company is S20o,- 00O all paid in. This company aside from the real estate purchased, absorbed and took over the old Southern Plantation Company. The president of the company is Fred w. Brown of Chicago and Frank s. Stone Is general manager and attorney The home office of the company will be located in the Baldwin County Bank building at Bayminette and the general