The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12
MOBILES BUSINESS
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF THE
 WEEK.
Many Vessels Have Received and un- loaded Cargoes at Alabama Har- bor-BuiIding Improvement
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Advertiser Bureau.

Advertiser Bureau. Mobile. Aug. II. of Mobile for the oficiai week ended Friday night as shown by the records in the office of the Collector of Customs, was very large and as follows:
 American schooner Augusta ", Snow. for Camden, N !. soo.ooo feet
 Norwegian steamship Origin, for Port Limon, 14.000 feet pine lumber. one saw: value, s34s.
 British steamship Framfield. for Ha-- sacks flour. 250 sacks bran, 1900 seeks corn and miscellaneous cargo.
 American steamship Sabine. for New York, 50o.000 feet pine lumber. 500 bales cotton, I25 packages domestics, 100 cases cedar pencil slats, 400 packages miscellaneous merchandise.
 American schooner Nan M. Dantzler, for Vera Cruz, Mexico, 50.o52 feet 10000 No. l shingles; value. ss.45A97.
 Norwegian steamship Hiram, Tor Puerto Cortez, general merchandise;
 British steamship Berenicia, for Buenos Ayres. 2,es5.o4e feet pine lum- Der. ss,sss feet sawn pine timber; value, $47,S6s.
 British steamship shippy Allison. for Genoa, Italy, 7277ss feet sawn pine
 Norwegian steamship Hellas. for Pro- gresso, Mexico. general merchandise cargo, value s47,912.
 Norwegian steamship Fort Gaines. for Bocas del Toro. general merchan- disc. value $i,716.
 Swedish steamship Norman, for Sa- qua la Grande, Santiago, Guantanamo and Cienfuegos. Cuba, lumber. oats. corn, bran and general merchandise, total value of cargoes, $93.602.
 British steamship Elswick Hall for Queensborough and Sunderland. Eng land; 21.670 feet hewn pine timber. l. 75S,910 feet sawn pine timber. 35,000 feet hewn oak timber, value $49,615.
 Norwegian steamship Hellen. for Bo- cas- del Toro, 23S barrels flour. 100 bar rels beer, value $1,5o3.
 American schooner James c. Clifford, for Havana, 2S4,6S0 feet pine lumber,
 British steamship Ecclisia, for Havre. France. 1,656 bales cotton. 542,612 feet pine lumber, 11.400 feet oak lumber, ssas feet poplar ogs; Sysois isss cotton. 150 barrels rosin, 4,272 oak slaves, 99,236 feet pine lumber, 1s3,320 feet sawn pine timber. 3,445 feet oak logs, 10,996 poplar logs, SEA feet ash logs, 4,24S feet hewn pine timber. value
 Cuban steamship vueltabajo. for Lagu- na and Frontera, Mexico, 5000 feet pine lumber. genera cargo, value $4,-
 Norwegian steamship Corinto, for San Juan del Norte. 24,00o feet p4ne lumber, general merchandise, value sl,- 115.
 British steamship Silvia, for Havana and Cienfnegos, general merchandise'
 Imports for the same period were as follows:
 New York; 5000 packages general mer-
 Norwegian steamship John Wilson. from Port Limon: t4.ooo punches ba- I Norwegian steamship Hiram. from Puerto Cortez; ,15.000 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Ft Gaines. from Bocas Del Toro; 16.71S punches
 Norwegian steamship Hellen. from Bocas dei Toro; 12.ooo punches ba-
 Norwegian steamship Mercator. from Puerto Cortez; 16.ooo punches bananas. 1,500 cocoa nuts.
 Norwegian steamship Condor. from La Cieba: 12,S00 punches bananas.
 Norwegian steamship Corinto, from Bluecields, Mo; 26C0o punches ba-
 Vessels up fer CargOes.
 Vessels up. in ballast, for cargoes for the week were:
 tons. from Progreso. Mex; Berg Mas British steamship Mafianna. s.71s tons, from North Shields Eng; Parker Master.
 British steamship Ivydene. 2.277 tons. from Montevidio. Urg.; Rogers Mas ter.
 American schooner Freddie Henck- en, AIS tons. from Havana; Bryant Master.
 American schooner Josephine. 303 tone, from Havana; Newborn Master
 British steamship Zelck. 944 tons, from Matanzas; ,Fretwurst Master.