The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27
TRADE OF MOBILE
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS FOR THE
 WEEK.
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Mobile, May 2s.
 Mobiles export business continues to improve steadily especially so that or lumber and timber and in that of mer- chandise to the tropics. According to records in the office of the Collector oi Customs, they were, for the week ended last night, as follows; VI, rz,,.o,,
 American schooner James w, Ellweu' for Philadelphia: 7S5.ooo feet pine ium- Der.
 Norwegian steamship ,Hellas. for Progresso, Mexico; 51,000 bushels corn and general l-merchandtse Value, $39,z5s
 British barkentine Persia, for Matan- gas, Cuba; S91.610 feet pine lumber Value, $7.40S.60.
 Swedish steamship, Norman, for Glen fuegos, Santiago and Manzanillo, Cuba: S17.217 feet rough and dressed plne lumber, valued at S12,4S0. Also eight packages blinds and general merchan- disc.
 American steamship Rio Grande. for New York; 100000 feet pine lumber, TOE alats, 500 packages merchandise Norwegian steamship Mercator,. Tor Puerto Cortez; thirty casks beer. British Schooner W. H. Baxter. for Havana; 341,27o feet pine lumber.
 British schooner Edna W Pickles. for Havana; 390.9s2 feet pine lumber and timber. Value. $193043. Dutch barkentine Hoogenzand l, for Frontera, Me;.ico; 299 tons coal Value 
 British schooner Alexander Black, for Havana; 441,4s6 feet pine lumber. British steamship Gothic, for West Hartlepool. Eng; 7OS 1S5 feet sawn pine timber. For London. Eng; 1b.,- 74s feet pine deals, s0l25 feet pine lumber, 745,332 feet sawn pine tim Der. 3l.766 feet hewn pine timber, 79,- So$ feet gurl lumber. Total valuc
 Norwegian steamship Kjeld, for Port Limon;. general merchandise cargo.
 Norwegian steamship Belvernon, for asrss Boeas del Na,1s Tore; general merchandise Cuban steamship Mobila. for Havana; 4,o50 sacks corn, 2.00o sacks bran and general cargo of merchandise. American schooner Laguma. for Perth Amboy, N. J.; 4s0.000 feet pine
 Norwegian steamship Belize. for Be- lize; general cargo. Value ss.S54. Imports.
 Imports for the same period were as follows:
 Norwegian steamship Hellas,s from Progresso, Mex; 1850 bales sisal
 Norwegian steamship Kjeld, from Port Limon; 21.O00 punches bananas.
 Cuban steamship Mobile, from Haso erates S and bas leaf tobacco, case cigars.
 Norwegian steamship Belvernon. rom BocaS del Ioroi lo,o0O punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines. from Bocas del Toroi 2l.ooo punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Belize, from Belize; 24,000 punches bananas, 30, 000 cocoanuts, 225 sacks coffee, 2 boxes chicle. l box rubber.
 American Schooner Helen M Atwood, from Port Tampa, Fla. 95 0ton3 Flor ida phosphate rock Value s5.750.
 Norwegian steamship Banan. from Puerto Cortez 14,0oe punches bananas.
 Vessels Uy. For CarsOes.
 Veselt in ballast arrived up during the same period for eargoes were:
 British Barkentine Hector, 49S tons, from Cienfuegos, Cuba.
 Norwegian steamship Alto, s62 tons, from Havana.
 Danish steamship Faarhclm, s5s tons, from Havana.
 American schooner Clara A. Phinney,
 Norwegian bark Pioneer, S94 tons, from Georgetown, c. C.
 American steamer Gussie, SIS tons. fIC m New Orleans
 Cotton Statistics.
 A C. Quina, a we'll known local cot ton broker, has Just returned from tour of the cotton belt sections of East Mississippi and Middle and West Ala bema All things considered. said Mir. places the stand is fine and the crop we'll worked out There are places where the grass had advantage and in the lowlands much of the crop will have to be replanted CorsiderinS whit he had heard before making his inspection, he was well pleased with what he had seen.