New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24

81. Msry's to River La Platte viii Lumber a. $40.
TIE ship ws~erly was taler to load FOR Melbourne On
private terms.
Tie bu,iuess of tho sub-Trea.ury was: Receipts,
s21e,557 ~ Payments, SO, 535 81; Balance, SILL
geo 20 a..
The Chemical Bank has declared dividend OF SIX
per cent, payable ON the LIT Of July. The Bank oil
America dividend of four per cent payable on tue
Let Of July. The Trahesneu's Bank DIVIDEND oil
Eve per cent, payable on the l.. Of July. The Nero
poitan Bank sem-snnual dividend Of four per cent
payable on the 9Th Of July. The NeF-0reans Ga-
Light Company dividend Of f re per cent, payable
at the Merchants Bank on The Let Of July. The od
Colony and Fall River Railroad three per cent. payable
on the It Of July. The Boston and Providence Rail
road Company three per cent payable on the LEI OF
July. The Great Western Insurance Company SEMI
annual dividend on the capital stock, will De pad on
the let Of July. The Cleveland Columbus and Gin
cinnan Railroad semi-snDusl dividend of i've per
cent, payable the Let Of July to New-York stock
holders at Messrs. Winslor, Lanier Cos Office
transfer books closed from the Goth Of June 10 the lst
Of July The Mercantile Bank Of Hartford has de-
cared semisnnual dividend Of five per cent, paya'
be on the let Of July
The earnings Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad Company for the first sixteen days of this
month are 6G,2o0-equsl to the whole months carr
iDgs Of June, 1856, which amounted tn s66,OS6.
Tie earnings Of the Kentucky Central Railroad
Company for
May, la57, ere...............'''"'...s4
May it55.................. .......,..,.. lag 81
Inor,s.e q q cent ........ secs. s5,7l3 2
Tie receipt, of the Mad River and Lake Enc
Railroad for
My Is s;5 - Sc 60 90
Decrease. si.Iso %
The Massachusetts, 6 = cent Loan $icO,0OOl, issued
to the Norwich and Worcester Railroad in renewal of
an old loan, was taken at lO5. The bids reached
$6S2,0tO.
The Bank Of America gives notice to-day to the
stockholders who have not subscribed for their portion
of the additional capital that the subscriptions must be
made before the LIST of July.
The bushes. Of the Clearing House was IS NO.
We hear of about million and quarter Of gold
engaged for the steamer tomorrow, shipped by Bel
mont, Pckersgil Van Hoffman, and others.
The Chicago St. Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad
Company have purchased on favorable terms all the
iron required to finish the road TO Appleton The iron
is now going forward and the work is progressing
RAPIDLY between Janesville and the La Crosse juno
ton. and also between Fond du Lac and Oshkosh.
Stockholders subscriptions to the y cent Land Grant
First Mortgage Bonds are coming forward The time
for taking them has been extended in accordance with
petition from very large number of the stOckhold-
ers residing in the West. The trains from Chicago to
Prairie du Chen by this road are now doing heavy
business The earnings for June are likely to reach
Sos, 600, against ga, 500 in June, 1856.
We annex comparative Statement Of the Exports
Of Merchandise from New-YOrk TO Foreign Ports
for the week and since January Il:
Es; f.. h ss s ::ss s ss
Since Jan. sSo,78ss1 ss,ss,424 ss5 asa 10.
The Breadstufs markets are improving and are
rather active Flour has improved 10 l5c.; Wheat,
la2c., &c. In other merchandise there is
little or no change. Groceries remain dull, with
the exception Of Teas in which there s some spec
ulatve action. Cotton hs, an improving appear
ance under the foreign sdyices, and some 1000
bale. sold at Halle. for MiddIngs. The
receipts at all points for the week under review are
only 900 bales against the amount in the cor
responding week last year. and cannot expect more
in the next weekly tables. The total receipts for the
year are 1869 600 bales against 3,4li 600 last year.
showing deficiency of SIS, 900 bales, same as last
week. The exports continue light, and for the week
amount TO l9 Geo bales being 900 to Great Britain
2OOO to France, and 1000 to other ports. The def
cheney in exports as compared with last year, now
amount to 700, OCO bales, of which there falls upon
Great Britain, $4,000; upon France, 10000, and
upon the Continental ports, 10000. Stocks at all
points are about 252 600 bales showing, notwithstand-
ing the short crop and present small receipts, an in
crease of 80 600 bales last year at same date OF
the 90 600 bales at New Orleans about 10000 are on
board chip for Great Britain, and about 1900 for
Continental ports.
The annexed statistics are from Neil Bros Crcu'
lar for the steamer:
TIE following Of the movements OF Cotton Tor
the past week Let September last compared with the
four preceding years: u,
-REcEIPTs-- -ExPTs FoR THE WIZ
Pas. week Since Septl To CT BITE. France: 9th p p
,.u 49, a 900 . $50 10 IsGoD 1900 2cto
ieS SSoo 9n400 1900 1900 1900
81 1000 . go 600 $4,000 5000 200
90 9a'oSS 7s7 nao 5309 1900 5000
,eSo 5000 9,s,nso 9Ino 1000 5000