Total TONS.
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This table merely shows the quantity Of merchandise
transported this road eastward and delivered at Al
bany But for the privilege granted these roads, carry
freight very large part Of the quantity market
would have been consumed at Its place of growth and
manufacture, remained hand until the opening Of
canal navigation. All this freight pays canal toll. and
the Of the State is consequently increased One
hundred and fourteen Of poultry at Albany
up to the ls inst transported the Utica and
Schenectady The principal articles sent to market
by this route are cheese butter lard fresh pork poultry
Very little four and very small quantities Of heavy mer
chandise are transpsrted:-


The annexed table shows the arrivals and ciearances
at this port for the week just clossd:--
COMMERCE or THE PoRr OF New YoRx, roR TINE THIRD


WEEK, Ending THE 2lst. IN FEBRUARY. 1s43.


