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Total gain f,om Jan l.t to Dec s, Is43 $5s SOC


The net gain for the year ending December ST. 1885,
will vary much from sixty thousand dollars Since
the closing of the canals the receipts of the railroad
have fallen of very much.


dividend Of per for the last six months; and
the Merchants Bank Of Newbern has declared semi
annual dividend of three and half cent on ito capi
tai stock


The increased demand ia the seaport markets this yeaS
for our agricultural productions has given an impetus
to the shipment of the important articles to an un
precedented extent. The agricultural portion OF the
community this have gatheres rich harvest
The immense Touring establish ments o. the western
part Of this State been unusually busy bi season.
and extensive preparations making for the sTscsion
of mills at Oswego Rochester Fulton, Syracuse, So
that will add much to the ability of that section to tue
out the brands of -four we'll known In all parts OF
the world as coming from the places above noned


In ls43 Rochester contained Touring mills
with one hundred and eight OF stone in which were
manufactured s2 barrels of -four The past season
only eighteen mills containing nineytwc run Of stone,
have been in operation three mills and eighsen of
having destroyed by fire. These eighteen mills
have turned about 643 0OG barrels Of flour. The
to 400 barrels and this year to 5s BIS barrels show
ing an increased shipment this year of l6 $40 barrels
The value of the flour shipped from Rochester this year
at 50 per barrel would be $2073272 We annex table
giving the quantity Of wheat received at Rochester BY
the tro 0 canals for the past two seasons:


RECEIPT. OF WHEAT ROCHESTER. N Y, 1874 AND 1855