 It was a hastily assembled housing suitable only for summertime.From 1797 to 1802, the city was renamed as "Novorossiysk" by the Russian Emperor Paul I of Russia, when it served as a centre of the recreated Novorossiya Governorate, and subsequently, till 1925, of the Ekaterinoslav Governorate.The city business in majority was based in processing of agricultural raw materials.