... CrabcO* ?? v. ?? -- LABOUR IN NEW YORK. ITS Clt52~kXOC. 005tITI0PS, Atn axtv UDB. (From the ibu'te.) No. .-THIE SEAMSTRESSES. There are In this City, accordingto the closest esti- mates that can be made, ten thousand womtnevho exist on what they can earn by the needle. The following are the prices for which a majority of these families are compelled to work-they being such as are paid by the ...

... crabro,' fRobeluent'O.- TO THE IRON TRADES OF BRITAIN. We, the workmen belonging to the various Iron trades of R-i*hley, comprising the moechanics. moulde8, smiths, Youilmakers, and others, together with tke joiners, bog leave to anaounce through the medium of the Star, that wse have entered the National Association of United Trad-s, and most earnestly request our brethren of the same trades ...

... UNITED TRADES ASSOCIATION FOR TRE PROTECTION OF IN- DUSTRY. Pursuant to previous arrangement, a full com- mittee of the above association assembled at their office, 30, llyde-street, Bloonsbury, on Tuesday, Ddceraber Ist, T. S. Dunconmbe, E sq., M.P., in the chnir, present, Messrs. Bush, Allen, Green, \Vil- liamison, Mu no, Robson, Cliauglian, Jacobs, Blythe. Lenegan, and Lynn, Mr. W. Peel ...

... INSTRUCTIONS FOR REMITTING MONEY ONACCOUNT OF SHARE- HOLDERS OF THE LAND COM- PANY. All monies must be remitted in Post OfficeC Oders, or by Batik Order payable on de- mand to Feargus O'Connor. All Post oflice Orders must be made payable at the General Post Office, St. Martin's-le-Grand, London, as none other will be acknowledged. The person's name applying to the local post office for the ...

... RECEIPTS OF THE CHARTIST CO.OPERATIVB LAND COMPANY. PER MR. O'CONNOR. SECTION No. 1. 9SARES. Melk, near Frome, per J. Smith Colne (No. 1 Branch), per R. Hey Liverpool, per J. Arnold Blackburn, per W. Sutcliffe Stockport, perJ. Woodhouse Alva, per J. Robertson Cheltenham, per W. Leach Skegby, per J. Didsbury Derby, per W. Crabtree Leicester, per Z. Astill Wakefield, per W. Farrand cried', per J ...

... PRICES OF SHARES IN LEEDS, bONDON, LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER. RAIZLWAYS. LEEDS, Friday, Dc. 4. There has been less brisiniess doing this week, and prices in many cases are not so firm. The Leeds and Thirsik Company will issuel percent, lireforenlces hares, to provide for the corntenipisid ext onsseoas-in the proportion of one £33 share to each of the present X50 sbares; tine now Btock coons Out ...

... | , - - [COINTINUED FR10M THE SUPPLEMEINT] WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, TiiURSDAvv, Duc. '24. Though the reported arrivals are small, there is a il:. shlow of samples from vessels near iat hand. \We Ercperience a livelycdemtand for wheat and barley at the fallitricesq last week. Oats and shelling continue scarce and quiteu dear. In beans or other articles no alteration. Por qr. 60 lbs. per BtsiteI ...

... COMMERCIAL INT.Fl'LLIGENCE. [FRost OUR LoNDOss CORREcsoPONDENT.1 Qity, 2'lNersday elEenbig. 'Ihe business done in produe tliis weelk has been restriet- ed, asd except as regards certidu arlicles of favourite corsumption at Christmas, such as fruit, there is likely to be a ?? reduction of sales from this time until the new year commences. Accounts from America state that the tobacco crop in ...

... FEAGUS O'CONNOR, ESaRTIST OOPERATIVE LA&ND COMPANY IN ACCOUN~T WITH THE TREASURER. Di: Tctas amount reselved from Seotien No. I by Foargus O'Connor, us acknow.- ledgedinthe Skr, from theformation of tbe Company to Saturday, the 5th of December (icoluslve) Ditto Seoond Sectiou cjteivod within tbe same period from General Secretary ,, Cash received from Treasurer for Her. 1ijgsgste purchase ...

... RECBli'TS OF THE CHARTIST CO.OPERATIVE LAND COMPANY. [All comsplaints of mistakes of the entries of. monies a] reccivetd on account of the Land Company, in the I previous week',sStar, will be communicate by lette.-, PI adeltosed to Mr. O'Connor, No-thern Star Office, 16, Great Windmnill street, Hlaymarket, London: IC and they will be corrected in the following number;' wijle it should be ...

... UNITED TRADES ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF IN- DUSTRY. Pursuant to previous arrangement, a full corn. mn mittbe of the above association assembled at their i. office, 30, ilyde-street, Blomn'sbury, ont Tuesday, 1 ?? Ist, T. S. D con e be, Esq., M.P., in the o-chair, present, Messrs. Bush, Alln Gren iI* liaittson, Mayne. Robson, Claughan, Jacobs, Blythe. f. th Lenegan, and Lynn, Mr. W. ...

... 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 ...