The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS
BUSINESS or PORT OF MOBILE FOR
 THE WEEK.
Through Sleeping Car Service on the 2 M. and O. from Mobile to Chi- cago-G0vefnOr Jclks Kill
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Advertiser Bureau.

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 Mobile, Nov. IS.
 Exports for the week out of the port of Mobile, according to the records In the office of the Collector of Customs
 British steamship Rasmussen for Ci- enfuegos, 25 barrels rosin. 12.260 sacks -four. sl packages hardWare, 5g4 a,a packk- pck. corn. 800 sacks salt case firearms. 243 packages household goods. 155 cases mineral water Sso casks beer, 200 bar, {, sundries. value $26.S42.
 British barkentine Hornet for Ha- yana. 3es,o02 feet pine lumber, value
 Cuban steamship Mobila, for Havana. so bales broom corn, 1,050 boxes can dles, 100 barrels rosln, 500 rolls roofing. l2s eases paints & ss horses A ,ra mules, , ss furniture. 3,366 sacks flour, S1 cases ag- ricultural implements, 30 iron safes, 2,55o sacks corn, 25o sacks bran: 1,25o sacks oats, 42 cases saddlery and gen. era1 sundries, value $5S,907.
 British steamship Framfield. for Ha- vana, 4ss,aso feet pine lumber. 6s,sss s0rn pSnsas lard, 13,245 pounds ham, 45,276 pounds pork, s,769 pounds packing house pro- ducts, 140 barrels oil. 73 packages hard ages car materials, 13.964 pounds wire rope, sundries, value s110,362.
 British steamship Dcmia. for Green ock. 2.s4s.ooo feet pine timber. value
 British steamship Degaina, for Havre, 1850 bales cotton, 242,47S feet pine lum- Der. 24,500 feet walnut, 1850 cedar logs. b,670 feet poplar logs, 1,019 feet hewn pine. 2s,S76 feet sawn pine timber, value
 Norwegian steamship Fruitra, for Puerto Limon; general cargo. valued at $91S.
 Swedish steamship Atlanten, for Liv- erpool: 1.23S,s0S feet pine timber; for Dunkirk. 452.124 feet sawn pine timber. Value s26.S39.
 Norwegian steamship Alm, for Pro- gresso: $500 sacks corn, 95 barrels on- ions. 1855 barrels potatoes. general mer- chandise. Value $9,S25.
 Norwegian steamship Bluefieids, for Bluefields; general cargo, valued at $10,96s.
 The imports were:
 American steamship Rio Grande, from New York; 10000 packages merchan- disc.
 Cuban steamship Mobila. from Ha- vana; 59 bales leaf tobacco. cases Norwegian steamship Fruitera, from Puerto Limon; 22,000 punches bananas
 Norwegian steamship Fort Morgan. from Bocas del Toro; 12,el3 punches ba-
 Norwegian steamship Alm, from Pro- gresso! 3.650 bales sisaL
 norwegian SLeamSnlp DlctatOf, rom Bluefields; 25,000 punches bananas; 26 bales rubber.
 Norwegian steamship Katie. from Belize: 1S,ooo punches bananas. 13o,ooo cocoanuts.
 Norwegian steamship Hispania, from Puerto Cortez; 1A0oe punches bananas, 20o cocoanuts.
 Norwegian steamship Hiram. from Puerto Cortez: 5000 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Mt. Vernon, from La Ceiba; 10000 punches bananas, 340,000 cocoanuts, bales rubber.
 The following vessels are here for cargoes:
 Dutch steamship Alpa, from West Hartlepool, Eng; 1,314 tons.
 Spanish steamship Ernesto, from Cienfuegos; 1,691 tons.
 Norwegian bark Gulfport, from Talee, Ireland; TAT tons.
 Britishi steamship Roas Lee, from Cardiff. 1,S17 tons.
 from Cardenas, 309 tons.
 Norwegian steamship Atlas. from Havana; SIS tons.