... AEXRITS OP THE OBHiTIgT CO.OFlJATIYZ LAND OoMpANy. All district Secretaries and Treasurers .to thet cirumsancs wllbe dmitedas rason for dew' patin fomthseruesinan csewhere they airpl.-; sorutineer shiall be appointed by eachI branch on the ,irst meeting night or day in every I month, whose duty Ahall bes to attend the branch meetings, and receive thie subscriptions. The Se.- cretary shall, ...

... ?? O'CONNOR, ESQ. DEPUTY TREASURER OF THE CHALRTlbTl uv. ?? E LAND COMPANY IN ACCOUNT WITH TUlE TREASUREi. Dn. Total gmoornt receivea ftom Section No, I by Fcargas O'Connor. as acknow. ledged in'the Star, from the formation of the Company to Saturday, the btb of December (inclusive) . Djtto Second Section ?? rvitbin the srme period from General Secretary ?? ?? Cb received from Treasurer for ...

... RAZLWATS. LEEDs, Frid&ey, Dece 1]. The market ecotinues dull and inactive, and prices rre gaterahly daeclnisg there is little change to ntet Io the value of aoy pertilular stork, excpt in Glasgow and ?? whleh have run up from par to 20o. pram., Leeda and Thirsks preference are at 20s. ?? Lancashbire scrip at 2f1,. pram. TOOTATT BARBAB, & PLINT. ?? It will be undsrstood that the above letter ...

... [CONTINuED FROM TIlE SUPPOLEMIENT] WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY, DEC.. 1i. Owing to adverse wiiads we have no arrivals from ?? Eset coast, which causes our market to be very bare of eamp~les, The quantity of wheat offering is inadequate to the demand, end an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. is reatfilo obtained. Barley is inl fiqir eus at an improvetoeet &f Is. per qr. Gate and shelling ...

... PRlCFS OF SHIARES IN LEEDS, LONDON, LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER. A~mAzwT8. LE EDS, Friday, Dec. 138. The Share Market bas remnained quiet during the week, and prices hive bleen without any ?? alteration; business being of teo biading, au etient to affect the quolatione, TOOTAL, BARFF, & PLINT. I ~*It will be, understood thelt-he above latter expresese the 'opinione cf theolfim wham'w ndnme'a are ...

... e e ?? e, WOOL. a3 Teim WOOL TRADE, London, TSArsday.-The market for wool has been progressing steadily, and at the public sales the buai- ness done is ns large as was anticipated, considering the time of year. The attendance of the trade is good, and tile biddiegs, at the prices given below, have been tolerably brisk. n The imports of wool into London during the iveek ending to-day If have ...

... I;UOEWT' CO-ssrO.OPEBATIVE ,rn . ?? . . .oi PEB MR., O'CONsof, t - SECTION lle. I, Georgie Mills, per 1. Meehan Oldham, per W. Earmer , Exeter, per P. Clarks Glasgow, per J. Smith . Halifax, per a. W. Smith Ovenden, per G. Asliworth Ely, per W. H. Aungiee Vale of Seven, per. J. MIrntyre.. Exeter, per F. Clark. Worcester, perM. Grifflths Stoke Hamden, per C. Randle Oldham, per W. Hamer Bacup, ...

... RECEIPTS OF THi UAInTIST 0.Ok'.HRATIVE LAND COMPANY. PER MR. O'CONNOR. SECTION No. 1. eluAES. Georgi Mills, per W. Mechan Oldham, per W. Harnat Rxeter, par r. Clark Glaegow, per J. Smith Halifax, per C. W. Smith Orenden, per G. Ashworth Elv, per W. H. Aungiee Tal;e of Leven, per. J.M'Intyre.. Exeter, pei F. Clotrk Worcester, per M. Griffiths Stoke Hnmden, pei C. Itandle I Oldham, per W. Hlamer ...

... rabvaO~ ljobemlntoo WI TO THE WOOLCOMBERS OF THE WEST OF flat ENG~LAND. Vil pillow Workiusn,.-ln introducing to your notice a ell subject of the very higheat importance to our interests, vs a su' ject involiinrg our very exiatessoe as a Union, en namlely, thle pritertion of our wages, we think apology unneccessary. Submitting to you our views on this aub- TC ject, witn propositions for your ...

... RrCoIl'TS OF THE CHARTIST CO.OPBRATIVE LAN.D COMPANY. PER MR. O'CONNOR. SECTION No. 1. srsuo, 3lells, neor Frome, per J. Smith Calne (No. 1 Branch), per R. Hey jiverpool, per J. Arnold Blacliburl, per WV. Suteliffe Stocltport, per J. Woodhouse Alva, per J. Robertson Cileltenbam, per W. Leach Skegby, per J. Didsbury Derby, per IV. Crabtree Leicester, per Z. Astill Wakefield, per W. Farrand ...

... Zrla'bco0' ob~tiucllt'5+ TO TIlE [RON TRADES OF BILITAIN. f We, thle wokil en ibelonging to thi v.trioliC iron ?? na~iliil.ahus, and others, tog-ether %vith the joinvirs, bug leave to alfuilonlee through, the 1n.olium Of thle Stlot that Ii we hove enteredi the Nationeli Asaelejation of United Ar Ti odes, and most earnestly request our bretiltin of thle ii Sanjle triades ti fallowv our1 ...

... 1tlh C6LOT'HING MANUFACT1'UiREs. WOOL. I Ttp. WOOL TRADE, London, T/tursrlay.-Tihe wool market ij Is steady. Thle inmports of wool into London during the week ending to-day have been I12 bales, viz.: 747 from Bomlbay. 294 fronm 0de-es, 3it from Constantinople, 21 from Ostend, and 2 from Ger- loany. C FOREIGN WOOL TRADE.-Lecds, Dec. I 8t1.-There bas been a fair average business done in foreign ...