The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-14
THE PORT OF MOBILE
MARKED INCREASE SHOWN BY THE
 OFFICIAL RECORDS.
Leaves to Attend Rivers and Harbors Cenventfon Tn Washfng-
 ton--Streef Improvement
 which VIII Be of Bcnent.
Advertiser Bureau.

| Mobile. Jan. 15. Exports out of tho port of Mobile foi | the week, ended yesterday, showed 2 decidedly marked increase over those tho week previous. The vessels, car goes and values. cleared, according to | the records in the office of the collector of customs, were:
 | Norwegian steamship Espana, for Puerto Cortez: PIP bales cotten goods, valued at s7.50o. 2o3 packages miscel- | ianeous cargo. I British steamship San Jose. for Bocas del Toro; 11.330 feet pine lumber. val ued at $249, 1s4 packages miscellaneous cargo.
 Norwegian bark Ingedborg. for Buenos Ayres; 964.2s2 feet pine lumber, value $13.499.
 British steamship Bernila, for Liv- erpool 3,735 bales cotton, 25,000 bush | els corn, S5,000 feet gum lumber, 7,500 feet poplar logs.. 1s1 ash logs, 36s hick- ory logs. Value s243,076. British steamship Prince George. for Havana; 222 cases eggs, TOO sacks flour, 500 sacks corn. Value $6.3ss. Norwegian steamship Fort Morgan. for Bocas del Toro; 44,246 feet pine lumber, ST, barrels flour, and general cargo. Value s2,95S.
 Norwegian steamship Avona, fer Ha- vana: 2SS,296 feet pine lumber. 7.326 DunQIeS CTdLG UidttfidtSt ats1ot 01NNS flour, 417,069 pounds lard, 92,7os pounds salt pork. 34,547 pounds sausage, s1,s00 sacks corn, 1,166 sacks oats, 250 sacks bran, 27SS pounds hams, 114 packages furniture, 700 cases candles, 2l1 pack ages vehicles, 3,5S3 pieces iron pipe and fittings, 7S head cattle and miscellan- eous cargo. Value $95,95f.
 Norwegian steamship Norma, for Ha- vana; 127.i54 feet pine lumber, 237,i15 feet cresoted piling, 12.l35 feet cre- ocsoted lumber. $500 sacks corn. 5,2T5 sacks flour, 417,315 pounds lard, S0,- 62S pounds pork 516 cases packing house products, 24.s09 pounds ham, Ill., 4s9 pounds grease, 46 packages hard ware, 2,147 pieces sewer pipe and fit- tings. IT cases household goods: 70 crates furniture 2f4 bundles plumbing goods, cases shoes IS cases drugs and general cargo.
 British steamship Lorle. for Rotter- dam; 160, ,390 feet sawn pine timber. for Sunderland, Eng; 1,924,6s0 feet sawn pine timber. Value $2S,9o0.
 American schooner Bradford, for New York; 701.oO0. feet pine timber.
 British schooner Margaret May Riley, for St. Johns. N. B.: 19s,ss0 feet pine lumber Value $S,4s5.
 Norwegian steamship Atlas, for HaA vana; 500 sacks bran, 7,40O sacks corn, 750 sacks oats, S9,506 pounds salt pork, 6.972 pounds ham, SS2,S12 pounus larns ' hogsheads glue, ss.509 pounds grease, 40 crates furniture. 6,336 bundles crate materials, 26 iron safes, 12o head cattle 150 cases sausage.
 Norwegian steamship Taunton, for Bocas del Toro; 2,000 pounds lard, 32 barrels produce, 50 barrels flour, s3 cases canned goods, 75 drums gasoline, miscellaneous cargo
 Italian bark Earl Denby. for Buenos Ayres; 632,445 feet pine lumber. Val ue $10,593.
 German steamship Eriphia, for Man chester, Eng; 1,42s,SS2 feet sawn pine timber, 4,299 feet hewn ash timber, for Amsterdam. Hol.; 142,224 feet sawn pine timber, 3.S60 feet hewn pine timber. Value $2s.s10.
 American steamship Mary B. Judge. for Sagua, Cuba. 140,00s feet rough pine lumber, 262.64s feet dressed lum- ber, value $12.079.
 British steamship Inchkeith, for Rot terdam, Holland, 92t,s92 feet pine lum- Der, 92,045 feet oak lumber, 20,S49 feet gum lumber, 239.o1o pounds cedar pen- ciI slats, 231 .000 oak slaves, 2,400 feet hickory logs, 4.120 feet poplar logs, S,450 feet oak logs, 5000 feet hewn pine timber. 132.000 feet sawn pine tim Der, 5000 barrels rosin, value $7S.oS2.
 American steamship Sabine. for New York, 325,000 feet pine lumber, 2,5o0 bales cotton. 125 bales domestic, 100 cases cedar pencil slats, 300 packages merchandise.
 German steamship Bound Brook, for Port LImon, bales cotton goods. value s273.