The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-24
NEWS OF GULF CITY
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS FOR
 THE PAST WEEK.
Estimates of Chief Engineer Hazle- hurst to the Board of Public Works as to the Paving
 in District 8.
Advertiser Bureau.

Advertiser Bureau.
 Mobile. April 9.
 Exports for the week ended last night. out of the port of Mobile were as fol- lows:
 British steamship Cayo Blanco for Havre. T2.27 feet pine lumber. 24.5oo feet sawn pine timber. For Bremen, 276.10s pounds cotton, 4si,4S feet pine lumber. 1c.596 feet hardwood. Value of cargo s7c.972.
 American steamship Comal for New York, s5,0ooo feet lumber, 3.1oo crossties, 300 bales cotton. 75 packages domestic, 50 packages merchandise. 200 cases cedar slats.
 Norwegian steamship Colombia for Bocas del Toro. general cargo valued at $50.
 British schooner Bartholdi for Guanta- namo. Ill, ,451 feet pine lumber, 1,TS0 feet dressed pine lumber. S3,229 feet miscella- neous lumber. Value ss,o54.
 Russian bark Lemrok for Littlehamp- ton, ss.2so feet pine timber, 242.5S1 feet pine lumber. Value $7.0e0.
 American scohner Gertrude A. Bartlett for Progresso. s7,s44 feet lumber. Value s1,1T4.
 British steamship cayo Lago for Sun derland. Eng, 12.500 feet hewn oak tim OSas sosVVV ACCt ifCWh pifI0 tliipcTs IOosuoO feet sawn pine timber Value. ga, ,150
 German steamship Minnie Horn for Antwerp and Belfast. 1.s2o,142 feet pine lumber. Ss. .S90 feet hardwood lumber, 27,- 900 feet sawn pine timber. 11.240 feet hewn pine timber, 4,400 feet hewn oak timber, 5o9 feet hewn poplar timber. Value $s1,- 699. Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines for Bocas del Torfo. 12.0oo feet pine lumber and merchandise. Value s206
 Norwegian steamship Degama for Rot terdam S9S cases cedar siats, 1,77s, ,465 feet pine lumber, 116.9s1 feet gum lumber, 23,- 5SS oak slaves, 12,oes feet poplar lumber, 4,S79 feet hewn poplar timber. 2S4.400 feet sawn pine timber. Value ss5,644.
 Norwegian steamship Espana tor Puerto Cortez. 6.200 pounrs flour, 14,oO0 feet lumber. Value $96s
 Cuban steamship Mobile for Havana, general cargo. Value s62350.
 Imports for the week were as follows: Cuban steamship Mobila from Hava- na. 36 bales tobacco, 2Su crates pine- apples. cases shoes. 504 crates tomatoes, M bales sponges, 45 crates pepper, 64 crates egg plants. 40 crates okra, crates beets, 19 crates sduashes, 14 crates man. goes. crates grape fruit, 193 crates pota- toes.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines from Bocas del Toro, 1000 punches bananas American steamship Comal from New York. 900e packages merchandise Norwegian steamship Helen from Puerto Cortez. 20o0o punches bananas. @ Norwegian steamship Bellvernon, from Bccas del Toro. 1s.00O punches bananas. Norwegian steamship Ulstein, from Bluefelds, 15y0O0 punches bananas. Norwegian steamship Gyller, from Puer- U Cortez, 5000 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Mount Vernon. from Port Limon: 12,000 punches bananas Norwegian steamship Espana. from Puerto Cortez; 6.000 punches banasas. Norwegian steamship Telefor, from Progresso; 1,096 mahogany logIs, 2,1S2 sacks coffee.
 Vessels up in ballast for cargoes for the week were as follows:
 German steamship Horta. 1902 tons, from Vera Oruz.
 American schooner B. Frank Neaily 2.G00 tons. from Campechi, Mex
 Norwegian steamship Fido, 800 tons, from Newcastle-on-Tyne.
 British schooner Glenafton, 3H tons. from Santiago.
 British schooner Avona, 532 tons, from Cienfuegos.
 British schooner wentworth, BPS tons, from Cardenas.