... -as WOOL. THE WOOL TnADP, London, ThursdaC--The imports of wool into London during the week ending to-day have been 27 bales only, from Germany and France. The result of the public sale, of wool which terminated on this day week, as may be inferred from the daily report we gave, was not so fayoerable as bad been anlici- Ipated, a cosmparieon of the whole prices with those obtainod last ...

... I - l i HALF-YEARLY MEETING OF THE I-fMANCHESTER AND LEEDS RAILWAY COMPANY. Thle 13th liailf-ycearly meeting of the. Mancecster and ILeeds, Railway Comcpany ewas held at the Comepcseey's oflices, Oldhl am I Soad station, 3Manichester, onl Thursday last, and was well at- tended. T3 1cr chir %was takene soon after twelve o'clock, by Henry 1tould~swoctle Eq, chairman of the Board of D irectors. ...

... LEEDS CORN MPA&IET, TuEsDAY, FEB, 2S.-The supplies of Grain to this day's market are rather larger than last week. Wheat has been dull sale, and lsper quarter lower. Barley, Oats and Beans, very little alteration fronu last week. THE AVERAGE PRICES OF WHEAT, FOR THlE WEEK ENDING FEB. 28, 1843. Wheat. Barlcg. Oats. Re. Beans. Peas Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. 3121 1690 549 - 250 70 Ls.d. £s.d. ...

... Le j M~arch/ 1, 1843. i nuia Lx it ?? i-s our unpleasant duty again to report Unlfa- ~y v oncalily of the state of the Woollen Trade. Complaints isI are universal of thle fewnvess of the buyers, the extreme d. difficulty of nmaking !sales, land the unprecedented low prices of cloth, and axore especially as compared with the price of wool. TFue buyers have chiefly been of the wholesale class, ...