... crabro fflobelCM NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF UNITED TRADES. GLASGOW, Mlonday evening.-Mr. Jacobs attended i the engineers' meeting, whet it was agreed, that the I question of the National Association should be en- tered into at the next meethin. 0 Tuesday.-The joiners held their adjourned meet. T ing in Tron Church Session-htouse, when Mr. Jacobs j( attended, to give such infirmation as might ...

... frabtX' flogniflbitrnt NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF UNITED e TRADES. GLS..Gsow, Monday evening.-Mr. Jacobs attended C the esugineers meeting, when it ?? agreed, that the ques: ion of the National Association should be en- m tered into at the next meeting. ! Ti.esday.-The joiners held their adjourned meet- ing in Tron Church Session-house, when Mr. JacobsI attended, to give such information as might ...

... ILAZLWAVS i LEEDS, Fridsa, Nov. 6. There hae been more than the us ual amount of businese done in our Stock Exchanige during the week, and prices almsot without exception have improved. The negooiataono going on between the London and North Western, and Leede and Dews- bury, and Huddersfield and Mlaoclester Companies, have been brought, it is eaid, to a estiefactory termination. We have hod ...

... WOOL. TIIE GERMitAN' WOOL TRAIEr.-Belinz, 26171 October.- W We hid again last week considerable commerce in wool. One Ie spinner from Leipnig clone bought 12500 cwt. of fleeces; besides s wshors, there were many other combers from different parts of Saxony,whoallu ndepiurchases. The prices rcaged for the most part from .SS to 63 dollars per cwt. The consumption _ steadily keeps pace with the ...

... Q;rbC0' aflolwbtUlto. NArlONAL ASSOCIATION OF UNITED TRADES. GLASCGOW, Monday evening.-Mr. Jacobs attended the ent iineers' meeting, when it was agreed, that the question of the National Association should be en- tered into at the next meeting. ic ,,(iay.-The joiuers held their adjourned meet- ing ili I'ron Church Session-house, when Mr. Jacobs attended, to give such information as might be ...

... LJIiltlN X I .N21 I . , . [CONTINUED FROM THE SUP'LEMlE.'O.1 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY, NOV. G. The supply of wheat is short, that of barley and other !articles liberal. There is a fair inquiry for wheat, and a reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. induces millers to purchase to a fair extent. For barley there is no demand, though offered at 3s. to 4s. per qr. below last v.eek's prices. Oats ...

... ICUOMEtlAL ENI hLLIUA?NCI. I n- [FRoe ?? LONDON COIttEShrrSDENT.1 City, ThuredUy Evening. he The late continuous advance, which we hope is at length ] restrained, in the value of cotton and corn, our s mainslaty,' prin- tie cipally arising aS It did from speculations at Liverpool, in London, .ot and elsewhere, has had the very natural effect of interfering in 1AY eome measure vith the demand ...

... AnTiE NOIRTH ERN STAR. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1846. He who eghts and runs away Will live to fight another day But he who is in bottle slain, Wile never live to fightt again. Br St. Paul, but the disposition of the Generals of the Free Trade army and their allies is rather remarkable. Cobden, the acknowledged chief of the alliedforces,hasshown as much tact and generalship in his timely retreat ...

... The Central Committee inct at their office, 30, Hyde-street, Bloomsburyvoli Monday, November the Snd. Comnwunications tiom ihe numerous trades bodihs, associated for the protection of industry throughout the United Kingdoa, was read, includ- ing one from Mr. Jacobs, the nrissionary of the Asso- ciation, now in Scotland, eontaining the adhesion of the calinet-makers, joiners,, and dyers, of ...

... NATIIiNAL ASSO(\''N 01' NI'll'I':) IR AE.PS GnFAT A CC S-ON' IT' SeTI ta IMt !v ASD AC . Ntruet~se.- \1-isr. ltiaixto atti Wenv, shieee th i t ?? 0 th 14l Aclit's a ill bile ;'Ii t l rit-end visit i Sliuxcal m lncso KinbSiy .-I o irs, I-Id ?? ci 1001zeubit lltle wir slllnac. Ur. lie Mahelrs ; Ill! ?? ama Woi kerye, ot ..Cli:wij fiso AStu ii. bet-' intif after tie iveririn o (f abit'. ;tId 0 ...

... Trabro' jtobtinento. RULES OF THE JOURNEYMEN WEAVERS ASSOCIATION, As passed at arublic llevtiig of the Members, tie 31st I of October, 1846. lst. That this society be called the Friendly Secietl of Journ ytnen Weavers. 2nd, That the object of this society be to assist thi Union al e idy in exivtence, to protect our wages to the utmost of our power, and to ete that the ' householders' act ...

... re- WA [FnoM ourt LozeDo CtiRnSPONDENT.1 fill -City, M7lrsday Evening. There has not been quite so mu6h doing this week in the markets for colonial and foreign produce, but consumption is steady Br in most articles. SUGA R.-There has not been much doing in British Plantation, but pricea loave been fairly supported for the good and tine. At auction, Wil Blarbadoes has realised 4ls. to 4Gs,. fd ...