Excess for the month in 1916. !. 50 2os 40
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This increase is about twelve and half per cent The
day route between this city and Boston the Stoning
ton Railroad is discontinued and the only route open BIZ
tween the two cities by daylight is by way OF Nor
wich The cause Of the dscontinuaoce Of the stoning
ton route is not made public, but whatever may be-
the fact is of bent fiji to the Norwich and Worcester Gem
pany as secures all the passengers preerrng psssage
by daylight This, with the increase Of way travel and
way freight, in connection with the regular number Of
passengers IRON the sound make this road
more productive than usual, and place the company in
condition to make The regular semi snnua div idend OF
three per cent. The way travel this road 10 esti
mated to be at least per cent Of the whole
business of the company.


The tolls the Weliand Canal for the coming
on the principal productions Of the western country
WI be as foows: Flour per bril-, 6i currency; Pork
I'D do; Beef 74d do; Wheat Indian Corn, Barley and
Rye. per bushei I'D do. The tolls on merchandise
passing west have not been officially published.