The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19
GULF CITY EXPORTS
QUANTITY OF BUSINESS HAS SOME
 WHAT DECREASED.
Receipts of Last Week Did Not come up to Previous Periods--Body or Drowned Sailor Recov-
 cred.
Advertiser Bureau,

MODile, June To-
 The exports for the week ended last evening did not equal those or the week before. the cause for this being unexplained at the office of the COT lector of Customs. They were as 1ol- lows.
 American steamship Rio Grande for New York; 250, ,000 feet lumber, 50 pales cotton, 100 bales domestics, 25 barrels spirits of turpentine. 125 packages merchandise.
 Russian steamship Harbinger TOT Buenos Ayres: 1,o25.611 feet pine lum- Der. Value $t5.SS4.
 British steamship Hilbric for Dod- recht: 93.s4s sawn timber. 3o.765 feet hewn timber. Value $1S,691.
 Norwegian steamship Belvernon TOT Bocas de Toro; general cargo. Nalue s33o. +
 Norwegian steamship Fore Gaines for Bocas Del Toro; 10000 feet lumber Value $1434.
 British ship Everett for Rio de Ja- neiro; 1,61O.O14 feet pine lumber. Val ue s24,151.
 American schooner Marian for Coatz- acoalcas; 1s3.7O2 feet lumber. Value s3.1s4.
 British steamship Aeolus for Dod- recht: 1,563,320 feet sawn timber, lS.- 351 feet hewn timber. 5.S61 feet oak lumber. Value $22,100.
 Italian bark Angelo Casanova for Buenos Ayres; 67s.o5o feet pine lumber. Value $S.S14.
 Britis steamship Anseimo de Lamina- ga for Greenwock; 1,731,432 feet sawn pine timber 52.30O feet hewn pine tim Der, 13,15S feet ash timber. 8,554 feet poplar, 36111 feet deals. 44,4SS feet pine lumber. Value s3s,261.
 Swedish bark August for Buenos Ayres; ass.4oO feet pine lumber. Val ue s5,114.
 Norwegian steamship Colombia for Boca del Toro; mineral water. Valued at $225.
 Norwegian steamship Medinis for Matanzos. Cardenas. Guantanamo ana Santiago; general cargo. Valued at $51.94s.
 Cuban steamship Mobila for Havana; general cargo valued at $72.Ss5.
 American schooner James C. c. Clifford or Havana; 2s9.o27 feet pine lumber. Value $3,61T
 Norwegian steamship Accquilla for Cienfuego; general cargo. Value $lS- AS.
 Imports for the same period were:
 American steamship Rio Grande from New York; $500 packages merchan- disc.
 Cuban steamship Mobila from Hava- ma; 10,703 crates piheapples, 1 case ci- gars.
 American schooner Alexander M Lawrence from Iriona: 2500 punches bananas, 5000 punches plantains.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines from Bocas del Toro; 1S,5o0 punches bananas,
 Norwegian steamship Belvernon from Bocas del Toro, 10000 punches bana- nas
 Norwegian steamship Condor from Bluefields, 1S,000 punches bananas. Norwegian steamship Hispania from Port Limon, 1s,0oO punches bananas. Norwegian steamship Mt. Vernon from Bocas del Toro, 17,0oo punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Habil from Perto Cortez, 1S,000 punches bananas, parilla-
 Norwegian steamship Colombia from Port Limon, 15. 900 punches bananas.
 American, steamship Comal from New York, S,200 packages merchandise
 Vessels up, in ballast. for cargo;
 Norwegian bark Alabama, S63 tons, from Vera Cruz.
 Norweigan steamship Carmelina ,O52 tons, from Guantanamo.
 American schooner Asa T. StoweN, S45 tons from Puerto Cortez.
 British steamship Horsa, 1900 tons, from Las Palmas.
 American schooner. Emma Knowlton, 3O9 tons. from Matanzas,
 Norwegian steamship Candor, 394 tons, from Bluefelds.
 Norwegian steamship Nord, 120 tons, from Caibarien.