New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-16

We bear unofiicially that the Wisconsin Lake Shore
road will declare per cent. dividend in cash IN July,
and the Mississippi and Milwaukee per cent IN cash
on the llth July. The receipts of the latter road IN
May were about soc 900. The delay in the opening
of navigation on the Erie Canal has operated njuri-
ously upon the business Of this well as other west
ern roads; but this difficulty is now removed, and
June promises a large traffic.
The business of the Sub-Treasury Sl9, ga 500.
The only new feature of money is I'm increased abun
dance. The supply is in excess of the demand, and
loans are being made at AL y cent on call, mostly
at5d6 Y cent.
In all the private letters by the Arabia which we
have seen, ailusion is made the political disturb
ancts between this country and England but the
writer's all anticipate peaceful solution oil the ques-
tons in dispute. The speeches in Parliament are
considered to evince the best feeling toward this
country and one which indicates every disposition to
concede ell that possible to maintain peaceful rela-
tons. The orders by the Arabia for our Securities
are small but the letters state that once the political
horizon clears there would be large movement in
them.
The receipts of the Illinois Central Railroad for May
t2Iton
May ''''''''''' l3l4Vo
Inc,s,,e in 1856 Ss3,No
The letter from Chicago states that the business IN
Jnre proui,es TO be very large notwithstanding the
low price of grain which keeps back the crops.
sale Of 40 600 bushels Corn reported TO have been
made near Crbana, about 81 miles from the road at
the estonishingly low price of &c. = oushei. ms
must be on the cob, even if the story be true. Gram
fteichts are very low at Chicago, Corn having been
taken at Sc. for Buffalo and &c. for O'Sego The
Lumber business of Chicago is rapidly increasing,
being los millions this year against 30 millions last
year.
The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Road
for MAY yoss
Msy less 2's2
Ipc-e.,e IN 1886 $3.50
W. hear that the subscription for the short road
from New London TO Stonngtou Is FULL and that the
road will be soon put under contract This will make
new land route from this city TO Boston, via New
Haven. New .Lordon Stonington and Providence
Roads said TO be few miles shorter than the route
via Springfield.
Tba title Miami Railroad has declared a dividend
If ,er cent ont of the net profits for the Fix months
ending with the last day of May, payable the mort
gage bonds Qs5 Of the Company, at par, on and after
the LIST Jly next
The ,ro.. Gaming. Of the Little Miami ana Xenia
WoIIins Si7S p
NJ, ~ rs Al
Deduct inere. ard taxes 5000 %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.lo1s5 Il
| lSs SIvidsua payAhle TO Little Miami hoad for her
.tcct IN the AID X. So2 90
NJ. earning. 20 the two Roads ~ ns7 81
| Divided IS follows:
To The c sud H. Road. SIS s79 30
t. the Little Miami l51 Ss 81
The following is a statement of the May receipts of
| the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
Passenger receipts for May SO. 2el a.
Freisht receipts for Msy...-''.'..'... S,ee1 "
&6ss
| Receipts for May, issS.................. @,7s.
Decrease. 1855 q
or.r.tip, eIrenses for Msy os ~
Arscuut expended on constitution. SEQ p
| The Anthracite Coal trade continues quite large.