... THE BOOKBINDERS' STRUGGLE. A meeting of the members of the above trade was held at the Assembly Rooms, Theobald's Road, on Thursday evening. Mr. i'easdale was called to the chair. The Chairmnan hie7 slated the business of the meet- ing, read the resolution of the last general meetingrespect- ing the payment of the levy and arrears, and then called upon Mr. Calvert to read the letters received ...

... LINENDRAPERS' ASSISTANTS AND THEIR EMPLOYERS. On Thursday evening, at nine o'clock, pursuant to a resolution adopted at the great' meeting of Drapers' Assistants, lately convened at Exeter hall, for the pur- pose of confirming the resolutions passed at the assembly of delegates held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, respecting the propriety of making an application to their employers for ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. With the exception of about 19,000quartersofForeign Wheat, we have scarcely any fresh arrinvals of Grain since Monday; the trade remains firm for this article at that day's currency. Barley is scarce, and fully maintains Monday's rates, Owing to the continuruce of contrary winds, we are shortly supplied with Oats; his article is held very firmly, and in some in- stances, a ...

... -J THE JOURNEYMEN BOOKBINDERS. We have watched thle progress of 'this struggle with Of Wrent anxiety, and from thce information wve received lastin i~ek, had prepared Ourselves to bear the pleasing~ intelli- mna 1,gence that the contest was at an end. Knowing that thu there was a disposition on thle part of the men to make the every concession that could honestly and fairly be de- net manded ...

... CORN EXTHANGE. There are this week moderate wrrivals of both Grain ahit Flour. Tl'he Wheat trade is firm at Monday's p)ieeq, slid i. sone instances rather more has been obtlined for flne. Hlaley, Beans, and Peas have experienced no change shire MonldaY. Oats continne in good demand, and their rates are well slip- ported. Floor continues as last reported. ARRIVALS. . Wheat. Barley. Oats. FMlor. ...

... THE LONDON GAZETTEB --II~1 ?? - TUESDAY, JuNE 25. BANKRUPTCY ENL Charles Batten, Moreton-mills, Berkshire, paper manufac- tarer. BANKRUPTS. Henry Nelson, Watling-street, warehouseman - Salomon Salomonson, Threadneedle-street, ?? Cole, Crane-court, Fleet-street, ?? John Boileau, Greville-street, Brunswick-square, and other places, dairyman -George Charles Dawe, Regent-street, Pall-mall, ...

... MEETING OF MASTER BOOKBINDERS.-FOR- MATION OF A NEW SOCIETY. A highly-respectable meeting of Master-bookbinders Nvas held at the King's-head Tavern, Newgate-street, on Monday evening last. Mr. Soul in the Chair. The CHAIRMAN? briefly explained the nature of the meeting. He said that since they had last met, he had, in consequence of the appearance-of their resolutions in the i' Times ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. We had on Friday small arrivals from our own coast, and iat consequence little was offering, which met a brisk sale at 2d. to 3s. advance on Monday's carrency. A similar advance was obtained for free Foreign, which also sold readily. Floor ia good demand, and the advanced prices of Monday were fully maintained. There was little Barley offering, for which higher prices were ...

... LONDON M.ARKETS. . CORN EXCCHANGE. The roarket was liberally supplied with Wheat of our growth, chiefly by land cayriage samples frorn the ho~se cona ties, and the arrival of Foreign last week was over StOho ?? which hadsorne crffecton the trade. Ei;glishfsamples Wereheld firmly, bat towardsthe close of the marketactecline of IstoI. per quarter was submitted to. and a clearance was effeetrd ...

... LON DON MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE. Owing to a very short supply of English Weat last week. and a small show this morning- by land carriage samples from the home counties, this article was cleared off at an advance of I a to 2s per quarter on the terms of this day se'nnigbt; we had several country buyers here for Foreign Wheat, and the finest samples brought an advance of about Is per quarter, but ...

... THE TRADESI CHRONICLE. THE BOOKBINDERS' STRUGGLE. The following letter Ias been received by the B3ook- binders' Committee* Edinburgh, April 23, 1839. Gentlemen.-you will receive the following sumse which We have collected to assist you in carrying On the cause which you continue so nobly to defend and pursue, a notwithstanding the many obstacles that have been thrownv in your way, both by ...

... , ' ' ' CORN EXCHANGE. The arrival of .English Wheat last week was mo4eriate-' arld this morning the supply by land carriage. .amples from, the hlose Counties was by no means large; the trade opened ex- ceedingly dall, and although all descriptions were offered at a considerable reduction, scarcely any business was done until a late hour, when the holders were 'compelled to submit to a de- ...