The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-26
THE PORT OF MOBILE
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS FOR THE
 PAST WEEK. Cotton Season VIII Open Tn EarneS' Monday and the Merchants Are Anticipnting e Large Trade
 as Result.
Advertiser Bureau.
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Mobile Aug. 70. Exports out of this port continue good in spite of the torrid weatneI' For the fiscal week ended last nlgh.s the Collector of Customs they were as
 American schooner Kate Fevre far La Fe via Havana, 1920 sacks Ierti lizer. 542.ss5 feet pine iumDer' Naius American schooner B. Frank Neaily,, l for Puerto Padre, Cuba, 202,oo4 rect | pine lumber; value, $4,935. ... Manzaniilc, ss.7s2 feet pine iumbes; For cienfuegos, 277,sS7 feet pine lum- | Der, 1,450 sacks corn, general mel ago. a50 sacks corn, 257.o12 feet pine 1 lumber; value, s1l,459. Total value American steamship Colorado for 400 bales Of cotton, 125 packages do- | nestics. l40 cases cedsi pencil slats, 400 packages merchandise. British steamship Glenroy TOT 9 h1-
 Norwegian steamship Hiram for Puerto Cortez, 4U0 bags cement aiia merchandise; value, s7sS., c.,,as merchandise; value, ss,058.
 Norwegian steamship Hispania TOT ber s0eas and aeI merehsndise; qi1; % value. ;i4sl
 British steamship Ioydene. for Fleet wood. 1,o2s.s1s fset sst Pnr Pine parr6% timber s4so9. For Greenock. 1,o7s,sso feet sawn nine timber, 1oo,7s5 feet deals; value. $23,61s. Total value, $I,3l5. American schooner Freddie Hencken I for Havana, 3S5,134 feet pine lumber; I,oi,,e s7 912
 American schooner Henry Crosby | for Cardenas. 3s5,39S feet ptne lum- Der: value, $5,307 TT. vana, 2.500 sacks corn. 75o sacks oats | f5O sacks bran.. 193,3s2 feet pine lum- @ Der and merchandise; value ,$y $oI,ssy' l For Sagua. 2792S3 feet pine lumber, general merchandise; value, $15,SS7' TotaI value, $7e,576. . .o For the same period imports were as follows: ,.an, Puerto Cortez, 1400b punches oa7
 Norwegian steamship Brattan. from Kinchan, Mexico, SIS mahogany logs' Norwepian steamship Hiram, from Puerto Cortez, LOGO punches bananas Norwegian steamship Hispania, rom Port Limon. 1s;ooO 6Snen9s OSIm Katie nsns from Bocas del Toro. 1S'o0o punches oS- panas. . .-. | Norwegian steamship Mercazor. tIotp o Puerto Cortez. 14.o0o punches oananss.
 Ncrwogian steamship John Wilson, from I.aCeiba, 12,500 punches bananas,
 Norwegian steamship Corinto, from Bluehelds, 25,ooo punches Solss rnhber 5aharaS'
 Vessels arrived up light for eargoes' as RrItish rGtishs schooner GIenafton, s44 tons. from sagua Ia Grsndec; dec;hor,evo,x As7 tons from Cienfuegos. .no | British steamship Framneiu' 'AtSV' tons, from Cardenas .. ooo4 | British schooner Barth@iol, ZSS tohs' | from Baracoa.
 colonel QuarIes Speaks.
 i Col w. w. Quarles or selma; h1Sa sn | interest of B. B. Conner tonight to large audience at German Reief Hal. l Colonel Quarles reviewed the Issues of the campaign and ,er went aad ad'er toprs' tne l He Senounced The Advertiser, The Mo- bile Register and The Herald Tor al legged slanderUus statements cancern- ing MT. Conner, and said the people would rebuke the disseminators of such advertisements at the polls Monday. lie reviewed the railroad rate issue al length and answered Conner cri.i9s on the child labor question; He paid his respects to Dr. Edmonds II. Den, nett, a local preacher, who attacked Conner for his alleged misdeeds. CoI- Onel GOuarlGS QeCidIc0 hh6b DAs S~NH nett admitted that he had never been in a cotton mill In his life, put stlil he was attacking MT. Comer In mos shameful manner about his mil re- cord. Colonel Quarles said that pr. | Bennett had opened the door and step ped into the political arena and he must accept criticism in the same style that he offered. Colonel Quarles was
 Ex- Governor Johnston, candidate for alternate United States Senator, ap-
 peared in Mobile tonight after an ap- sence from the political arena aoE rs seh .h
 ering at Mobile Theatre in behalf ol his candidacy. Governor Johnston was applauded and made a good impression upon his hearers. He made no prom
 ises other than to do his duty as Sen
 ator he said. as he had done when Governor of Alabama. Governor John- ston was introduced by Hon. D. M. Robinson.
 Now for Cotton.
 The river business begins in eafn- est tomorrow, when two river steam CTS are expected to arrive down with Inew cotton. The City of Mobile is due down from Selma with 100 bales oi new cotton and the William J. Bethea
 from Demopolis with as many more Local merchants are already. busy re- ceiving fall orders and anticipate
 tremendous business.
 Politics Warm.
 l Many who listened to the abl(
 speeches last night in the Mobile Theatre predict good results from th'
 efforts of orators Webb, Afford, Boone
 Robinson and Russell. Speculation i' | rife as to what Dr. Cunningham's ma l iOrity Tn Mobile County will be. hls
 Supporters having laid claim to thi' | county several days ago, reports 10 th' contrary, notwithstanding.
 | On the other hand the Comerltes ar
 declaring that their champion Will ge | the County by from 250 to 300 votes l Ii remains to be seen what will be tn
 results, but the fact Is evident that tn fight will be the most hotly contestet
 of any in recent years in this city an'
 County.
 New Lumber Company.
 In the Probate Court today articles Q
 incorporation of the Gulf states Lumbe 1 iCompany were filed, the following bein
 Crane w. J. Rice and Henry Hall Tn
 capital stock is $100,000 The compan = will do a general saw mill business an
 onerate a sash and blind factory Tn
 headauarters will be in Mobile. l To Raiss SIOOp.
 l Arrangements. have been made 10 rals ,8i. . inc auxiliary sloop "Quo Vadis,' whlc } was sunk at the Fairhope wharf durin thursday afternoons storm. larg role was stove in her hull. The yes d sci floats the ensign of the Mobil ! Yacht Club.
 ] Licenses To Wed.
 s Marriage licenses were issued t' a Probate Cout as follows: Joe T. Alon ! zo to olga Marsch William ". T'haye . | fo Norma E Walker John V. Murpn !, to Nellie Jones. Jakey Batetste |