... Crabto' fftmentwnt, CORDWAINERS' GENERAL MUTUAL ASSISTATCE r ~~~ASSOCIATION. i AOsoCLATED SsiOPtIATES,-As we are new nearly oi the eve of Conference, and 'ks that Coniferenuce will be tie fmost important to our trade that ever was held in this country-becaues. while the oligarchical and commercial classes are quarrelling among themselves, as to which shall wring the largest amount of spoil ...

... 0 WOOL. TaE W OOL. TRADn.-London, Threamq ?? imports a of wool into London during the week onding to-day have boeiz 1,294 P bales, of which 809 were from Odeona, 223 from the Cape of Good 1i Hope, 143 from Germany, 99 from Sydney, and 18 from Italy. n FORERIG W6OL TRADE, leeds, Mscarch 13.-Foreign C wools have not been in muech rsquest during the past wvoek, and osl a limited amount of ...

... giarkrt Intelitgniff. ?? LONDON CORX EXCnIANGE, MONDAY, MAtcU 0.- Supplies of every description of grain svere short to day ; the trade dull, and interrupted during the early part of the morning by a thick fog. Fine white English wheat brought Is. per quatter beyond the currencv of this day se'nnight, out no advnnce couA be obtained on red, and, where affected in condition, it was difficult of ...

... WAKEFIEL5ED CORN MARKlET, - YESTERDAY, ?? 13. The supplies of all grain are moderate. There is a fair inquiry for fine new and old Wheats, and such sell at Is, per quarter advance ; common aorts are still neglected, The best samples of Barley sell freely at Is. per quartermaiore money, and other descriptions are better sold. Bcans are held firmly at previous rates. Oats and Shelling each ...

... THlE NOR rTHERN STAil. SATURDAY, MARlCH 7, 1846. TIlE STAPLE OF THlE COUNTRY. e; COMPARIATIVE CONDITION OF NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL LABOURERS. th Tun sophist will argue against logic, against rea- son, and against facts, substituting parables, and th hypotheses for premises, and whimsical conclu- jo sions: for legitimate deductions. Hance, we find in that religious controversies between two ...

... I7777 ?? I, r1roo-,lootm ?? Irk'. 5 AL ASSOCIATION he :t1 ed ~1the &scfeies aend opfrativsPE generally of Great Bri. .to 'Aiir iee rl nde behalf of the Carpenters and py. .Ioiee'e f MeanchAaresi jsid. its Vicinity. ed Fa .Woazsiamr,-In, appealing to you forsup- tc- port in hehilfo the carpenters and joiners of Man- hi cheater, :we: deem it necessary to give a brief state. at ment-,of. their ...

... Barket flilttgence. I. LONDOx CORN EXCurANOi, MONDAY, MARCH 16.- The trade opened thiB morning ;with ashortsupply f. wheat,,but rather more extensive of springeornn, the majority of the samples being slightly better in condition than of lato *the miller took offtheo finest wheat readily, and the trade has on the whole ruled firm at the prices of this day week. For superfiiae barleythe trade ...

... l9fatitt 1nteluigeant. LONDOx Coln ExcHANGn , MONDAY, MARcH 23I- E The supply this morning of grain fresh Up of all de. I seriptions was moderate, and the trade opened with s a faii demand generally. Wheat was unaltered in a Talue from this day week, and the Kentish samples t have aut been sO readily taken off. Barley meets a fair sale for superior sorts, but grinding varieties are not so ...

... I I I I I II JI I l tI 1.I II V II II II JI I I I II I to as SATU RDAY MORNING, FEil. 28. ay MAJORITY OPM7 FOR GOING INTO CO)IMITTEE, ON )I. THE to CUSTOMS AND CORN IMPORTATIONS ACT. 0 to; Those marked thus *'ither voted previously 11 for the Oorn it Lalixis, or 11 against the Repoal Of the Corn Laws, ea were returned as supportert; qf protection of of to *Acheson, Yiscount, Armagh *11oward ...

... cli, ?? 1 TIlE WOOL TRADE, LONDON, Thirsdlay.-The imports of wool into I ondon duriog the week ending to-day have beeoon I 1 7 bolos, of whlich St9 were from Alexandria, 3l7 from Sydner, 14 it from Germany, M:o from the Cape of Good Hope, 12 from New i Zold, and 2°J from Odessa. In the riarkot of Prankfort-on.the. D Oder, ?? to tbe 7th inst., there scas a fair supply of goods; but tlhe o ...

... ;Mfarket InteUiltW . LONDON COiN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MABOU 2.- The result of the debate in the House of Commons having been pretty generally anticipated, had no marked effect upon our trade, this MOrno;sm weeks must yet elapse before the measure can become law, and until then active business is scarcely to be looked for. Supplies of every description of grain were short last week, and there was ...

... Zaniuupto, &r. BANKRUPTS. (Fyres Tuesday's qaee, t r 17, 1848.) Thomas Blackman, Biddenden, Kent, heuse-agent_ George Langford, Southampton, ?? Day ?? Hempeted, Hertfordshire, money scrivene-,' Thomas Streeter, High-street, Camdnr-Town, draper_ Thoawas Cooper, New Boud.street, umbrella manuf ?? Poile, Bye, SuI ex, ?? Edward Burman, High-street, Whitechapel, hat-dealer Richard Goodridge, Bxeter ...