The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-01
HE NEWS OF MOBILE
Advertiser Bureau. -

Exports for the week out of tne poIs of Mobile. according to the DOCKS anu records In the customs omce;
 Bvitish steamship Kingswelis, for carbarien, saepa Ia Grande, Cardenas ana Matanxas, 17,152 pounds Furniture, i0.7s5 pounds ham, 1.ss5,91e pounds -four, 161.53s pounds hardware. eI,soo pounds oats, 2.114 pounds wheat, Fss,2ez hounds agricultural implements, 2s,- ss3 pounds Iork, 4es,soo pounds lard. $500 pounds D. s. meat. is.eos pounds sausase. 7S barrels oil. 67s.s3o feet pine sunber; vaine ts3.ss2.
 British schooner Henry ". Lewis. for sagua la Grsnde. 2ss.7s1 feet pine lum- bef; value $s.534.
 British schooner Clara C. Scott, for Havana. 2ss.si5 feet pine lumber; value. 3s.756.
 Cuban steamship Mobila, for Havana. ts0,oo0 pounds brsn. 2s2.500 pounds corn. 144.8fo pounds oats. 24,oss is,sA porrds canned goods. s,5es pounds groceries (fancy). 4S5.3oo pounds flour. 41.zso pounds beans, 1s6,- 2e1 pounds lard, 1s6,S43 pounds pork, sei.sls pounds hardware. 31,000 feet sewer pipe, 25 tons pig iron, s27 pounds uomestics. 2S.soo pounds fance wire, B1.o9o pounds barbed wire. 241 bales hay, s7 barrels red oil, 300 pair shoes, p2.344 feet pine lumber. 22 heads horses pnd mules. 7s head cattle; value of car go, t65.sss.
 British steamship Zanzibar. for cienfuesos, Guantanamo. Santiago, general cargo including grain, gro- ceries. furniture. pork. lard. hardware, heer, agricultural implements, dental goods, saddiery and harness, lumber, horses and mules; total value of cargo. t7s.053.
 British schooner Lord of Avon. for Matanzas. 2s2,221 feet pine lumber; value. s4,0ss.
 American schooner Mary J. Russell, for Havana. 324.677 feet pine lumber, 21.o4o fact cypress lumber; value. $4.- 1s0 American steamship Lampasas. for New York 1.500 bales cotton, 250, 900 feet lumber. 100 cases cedar.
 Norwegian steamship Bluefields, for Bfuenelds general merchandise; value. s1.ss4.
 '.inerican schosrer David Baird. for Philade.ohia 4Ss,ooo feet pine lumber. Norwegian steamship Alm, for Pro- Eresso; ss,seo pounds corn. general cargo. Value $45.550.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines, for Bocas; a15 barrels flour. 75.0o0 feet pine lumber Value S3,276
 American schooner Scotia. for Arrogo P. R.; 3o2.70ss feet rough pine lum- ber. ss.015 feet dressed pine lumber. Value s6,029.
 Norwegian steamship Belize. for Be-
  and sash Value s1,5rs.
 American bark J. B. Babel. for New York; Sf7,000 feet pine lumber.
 Norwegian steamship Utstein. for La Ceiha; H. 900 feet pine lumber, general merchandise. Value s2,07o.
 Norwegian steamship Tamston, for Bocas; general cargo Value s1,146. Imports for the week were as fol- lows:
 Norwegian steamship Bluehelds, from Biueneids; 25,ooo punches ba- nanas.
 American steamship Lampasas, from New York; 5000 packages merchan- Cuban steamship Mobila. from Ha- vana; s.529 pounds leaf tobacco. 129 crates pineappies. 4s barrels oranges. Norwegian steamship Alm. from Progresso; 497 bales sisai.
 Norwegian steamship Origen. from Port Limon: 27.o00 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Ellis. from Bocas: i6,5o0 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Dictator. from Biuefeids; 25,ooo punches bananas. six cases gold. one case gold sheet. one case copper rivets, 5s bales rub her
 Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines. from Bocas: f1.5oO punches bananas. Norwegian steamship Espana, from La Ceiba: 10000 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Belize, from Belise: 15.ooo punches bananas, 125.ooo cocoanuts.
 British steamship Esparta. from Port Limon: s5.o00 punches bananas, 16S sacks cocoanuts.
 Norwegian steamship Utstein. from La ceiba: ii,5o0 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Counto, from Bluefelds; 25,000 punches bananas. 12 bales rubber, one package gold.
 Norwegian steamship Taunton, from Bocas; 15,000 punches bananas, '11S empty gasoline tanks
 Vessels up in ballast TOT cargoes:
 British schooner j.. Summer. s55 tons, from Havana.
 British schooner Charleroix, 427 tons, from Matanzas.
 British steamship Inchkeith, 2,4is tons. from New Castle on Lyme.
 Norwegian bark queen Of Scots. l,- 296, tons, from Liverpool.
 British steamship Forest Holme, 1.544 tons. from New Castle on Lyme. Danish steamship Roma, 537 tons, from Georgetown. B. 2.
 American schooner Thomas A. Ward, 739 tons, from Havana.
 British schooner Asona, 532 tons, from Cienfeugos.
 Hon. c. Lawrence Lavretta. presi- aept of the Board of Public Works. after viewing caferfully the political horizon, has decided to dispel all rumors as to his retiring from the field. It was for some time thought he would not ask the voters to return him a member of the Board. This will be the first election, by the people, of a member of that body. since its incep- tion.
 When asked if he would go before the voters for the position, Mir. Law retta said very candidly he would sub init to the voice of the voters. His position on all questions affecting the advancement of pavement in Mobile, and all matters which have come before the Board Is open to criticism. He says that his sole desire and purpose, since occupying this position, has been to pave Mobile. T feel that a dis cussion of these questions will demon strate that Mobile owes her present condition. so far as permanent paving is concerned. to the Board of Public Works. I will not. however. make scramble for the honor. To be member of the Board of Public Works. l take it, is an honor. and If my con- duct in ofice has met the appreciation | of the voters they will. I know, so de- | clare, at the polls" President Max Hamburger Jr. of the Commercial Club Is tonight in re- ceipt of the following in reply to his | telegram of the 2Sth to Mayor Bliss | of Pensacola with reference to the | absurd statement as to an abnormal | total of deaths in this city