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II will be by this that there has been quite On
Improvement in the foreign trade Of this port There
has been still greater Improvement in the foreign trade
Of tho sountry. The Of imports into this port
over the exports in ls43, was s22569, ATT, ami in
1914 a56sa,o2o. This year, according to present ap
9estanccs the balance against the trade Of this
rort' VIII not exceed thrty.fve millions of dollars
showing decrease Of ten millions. The balance against
us in our foreign trade Of 1884, exceeded the total value
OF the imports In lsa3


The exports of specie from this district this year have
been about two hundred thousand dollars less than for
he corresponding period last The value shppcd from
Jan. lst to Aug lst, has been follows:-
Sn.; GU. ~ w aus. 81 ellcceo,c., 1871 i845
'pe.'e eApo''ea '.'''e'oo'<" l,4l91H 20i 23l
Tho heavy shipments of specie last year were made
from the lst Of Aug to Dec 3ls for which period the
expectation amounted to $500 $685. This year the shin.
ments are not likely to be anywhere that amount
The amount Of tells received on the Erie Canal at
Buffalo, the number Of boats cleared with the aggregate
quantity Of aour and wheat shipped from Buffalo east
from tho opening of navigation to The st Of August for
tne past six seasons follows -