The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-01
MOBILES BUSINESS
RECORD or WEEKS EXPORTS AND
 IMPORTS. Major westcott and CSrsain Mcfver vfsis Gulf City to Select Site For Encampmenf of Artfl-
 Iery Battalion.
Advertiser Buseau,

lery Battalion.
 Advertiser Buseau,
 Mobile. June 30.
 Hot.J sultry weather had no effect upon the shipping in port the present week. According to the records in the office of the Collector of Customs. the exports were very large and imports in accord with the same week the year previous. The exports for the week Norwegian steamship Helias, for Progreso, Mex: 31.oo0 sacks corn and merchandise. Value $41.245.
 British steamship Turgula. for Cree nook, Scot: 720. 300 feet sawn pine tim Der, 25.s05 feet hewn pine timber. For Sharpness. Eng: 1.440.000 feet sawn pine timber. 25.0s9 feet hewn pine tim- Der. Value $56.196.3 s.
 Norwegian steamship Banan. for Pu- erto Cortez: 25 cases bottled beer. Val- American steamship Sabine. for New York: 500 bales cotton. 100000 feet pine lumber. 200 bales sheetirg, S09
 British schooner Charleroix for Cien- f"egos. Cuba; 41S.43s feet pine lumber. American schooner Helen M. Atwood. lumber
 Norwegian steamship John Wilson. for La Ceiba; general merchandise. Val
 British steamship. Dunbarmoor. for Hamburg. Ger. 940.000 feet sawn pine timber Value s26.320.
 for a'f1an Havana. sS i5s'a4s feet first class class pine lumber. 93.39S feet second class.
 Norwegian steamship Bjorgoin, for Havana; 41,014 feet poplar lumber, 4s5,332 feet rough pine lumber. 25,000 concrete wood blocks. 5000 sacks fer tilizer For Matanzas: 99s sacks corn and merchandise. For Cardenas: 1 300 g0nku Oanerql UarrhandiSa For Sague La Grande: 76.9S7 feet pine lum- Der and merchandise For Caisarein; 90 barrels rosin. 2es.s61 feet pine lum-
 Mexican steamship oaxaca, for Vera Cruz. Mex; S.440.0oo bituminous coal. Value S5.160.
 Norwegian steamship Morgan. for Bocas del Toro: 4S.0o0 feet lumber and | merchandise. Value, $1,066. British steamship Evelina, for Ros- ario. Arg; 1,S67.o33 feet pine lumber. Valuef $31,739.
 Spanish barque Jose Fargos. for Cadiz. Spain: 116,24s oak slaves. Val ue s1e.362.67.
 British steamship Conway. for Car diff. Wales: 1.1s9.3so feet sawn pine timber For Greenock, Scot, 1,495 feet i hewn oak 97,03S feet pine deals, l. 512,240 feet sawn pine .imba-, 5000 feet hewn pine. 9.S5S feet pine lumber. Value. ss7.744.
 
 American steamship Sabine from New York; 5000 packages of merchan- disc
 Norwegian steamship Benan, from Puerto Cortez; 16.000 punches of ba- nanas
 Hondurean schooner Julia A. May. from Ruatan; 1900 punches bananas, 22,oo0 cocoanuts. parrots. 800 plan taius
 Norwegian steamship Fort Morgan. from Bocas del Toro; 18,S6 punches ba- nanas. i package cloth.
 British steamship Lockwood, from Huelva, Spain; 517,6so kilos iron py- rites
 Norwegian steamship John Wilson. from La Ceiba; 17,50o punches banan- as.
 Norwegian steamship Mercator. from Puerto Cortez: 5000 punches bananas. Norwegian steamship Corinto. from Bluehelds: 25.o0o punches bananas. 1 bale rubbed.
 Vessels Up in Ballast.
 British steamship Lord Ormond. B. e09 tons, from St. Vincent, c. V. l.
 American schooner B. Frank Neally. 2e0 tons. from Puerto Padre, Cuba.
 Mexican steamship oaxaca, 9S1 tons. from Vera Cruz. Mex.
 American schooner Josephine 303 tons, from Campeche, Mex. Norwegian steamship Uti, Se2 tons, from Casildo, Cuba.
 American schooner George F. Scan- nell. 475 tons. from Havana.
 Norwegian ship Grid, 1,2s4 tons, from Antwerp. Belgium.
 British steamship Cumeria, 1,994 tons, from Montevideo, c. V. l.
 On Ez.-:tary Business.
 Major Westcott of the 1st Battalion Alabama Artillery and Captain D. w. Newer, both high in the military cir cles of the Alabama National Guard, were in Mobile a few hours today look ing into the matter of the coming encampment of the artillery battalion owing to the illness of Captain John F. Powers, Quartermaster, he could not be seen. Captain J. W. Pringle of Battery A. was seen, however, and a consultation held. Major Westcott later, stated to T-4e Advertiser repre- sentative that nothing definite could be stated further .--an that the bat taIilop could not go into camp here until the 3rd Infantry had gone out. He also sal 1t would be impossible for the infantrymen to come to Mobile earlier than July Il, as they cannot get transportation facilities before that date. He was assured everything was in 4eadiness for the 3r, Infantry, the buildings and out houses having been