The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-06
The Port of Mobile.

Exnorts for the week out of the port of Mobile, according to the records or the office of the Collector of Customs, were as follows:
 Italian baraue America, for Leghorn, Italy. 411,7SO feet sawn pine timber, i31f5 feet pine timber deals, value s7331.
 Russian barque Winnipeg, for Ros- aria, Argentina. 692,3S0 feet pine lum- beer, value $10.3S5.
 Norwegian steamship Banan, for Puerto Cortez, 25 cases beer, value $15o. German steamship Asia, for Bremen, 7S70 bales cotton, 230,377 feet pine iurn- Der. value, s461,266.
 American schooner Hattie c. Luce. for Guantanamo, 276.001 feet pine fum- Der value $5,65S.
 American steamship Rio Grande, for New York, 2.500 bales cotton. 200.000 feet pine lumber, 225 eases cedar slats, 100 bales domestic, soc packages mer- chandise.
 British schooner Charleroix. for Ma tanzas. Cuba, 4s4,722 feet pine lumber, value S7S50.30.
 Norwegian steamship Helen, for Bo- cas del Toro, merchandise valued at $525.
 Cuban steamship MobiIa for Havana. 7i.440 feet pine lumber, 3,550 sacks corn, 500 sacks brand and general car go. value $ss,100.
 bfIE4Sn steamship 4NaHcy I<cSs TUT k15- vana, MatanZas, Cardenas. Sagua la Grand Caibrien and Baines. cargoes of lumber and merchandise, value $7s.9S3. British schooner King of Avon, for St. John, N. B., 434,065 feet pine lum- ber. value ss.927.65.
 Norwegian steamship Frederes, for Havre, France, 2,7T6 bales cotton, 142,- eos feet pine lumber, 105,7 756 feet sawn pine timber 4915 feet hewn pine tim Der. 5,040 oak slaves value S166,746.
 Norwegian steamship Dictator for Bluefields, general merchandise, value s40o.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Morgan fer Bocas del Toro, 24,000 feet pine lumber, general cargo, value $2,305.
 American schooner Stillman F. Kel- 1y, for Noanck. Conn. 570,sSs feet pine lumber.
 Norwegian steamship John Wilson, for La Ceiba, general cargo, value s1,794.
 Norwegian steam ship Hellas. for Progreso, 12,500 sacks corn, general merchandise. Vaue $17.72S.
 Norwegian steam ship Hiram for Presto Cortez; 22.000 yards brown cotton, 1S6 pieces iron pipe. Value $1,- 460.
 Imports for the same period were as follows
 American steam ship Rio Grande, from New York; 5000 packages mer- chandise
 Cuban steam ship MobiIa, from Ha- vana. 13 bales sponges, 1,2S6 crates pineapples. 7s7 crates vegetables, IS bales leaf tobacco, 5000 cigars.
 Norwegian steam ship Helen, from Bocas del Foro; 13,000 punches bananas
 Norwegian steamship Dictation, from Bluefields; 25,000 punches bananas
 Norwegian steam ship John Wilson, from La Ceiba; 12,00o punches bananas
 Norwegian steam ship Fort Morgan from Bacos del Loro; 17,350 buncnes bananas.
 Norwegian steam ship Hellas, from Progreso {; 3,69S baes sisai.
 Norwegian steam ship Mercator from Presto Cortez; 12.500 punches ba- nanas.
 Norwegian steam ship Hiram, from Presto Cortez; 5000 punches bananas
 A movement was inaugurated here by the members of the Mobile Fire De- partment to raise a fund for the widow and child of James Tierney, the young fireman who lost his life by electro cution at the Glennon fire this week This afternoon the following commit tee was named to raise the fund and invest it in such a manner as would