... [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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF UNITED TR ADIE S. 5. The ChGirman having reported that he had jast - lhad an interview with Mr. O'Connor, relative to a le- sotrtion o- the Nortfiern Star newspaper being heuce- he forth devoted to the Proceedings oi the National As- le soeiatotn, at which Mr. O'Connor had iu the most ,t liberal m :nner promised that two columns should he be set apart for tbe beneft of ...

... LMITERPOOL CORN MIARKET, YISTFr.liAY, DEC, 4. The demand for shipmnct to Ireland continues, and fur- Hlier cousiderable purchases of wheat, flour, and Indian corn, have been made since Tuesday, at the extreme cu: reucy of that day-lI some cases It has beesn exceeded. There is also a good local demand for consumption. Thistl morning wheat again met a free sale ; addi- tioual purchases were ...

... I I i I I t II I I 6 i5 t? I I i (FRuOM Outn LONDON COItRESPONDENT.1 City, Thurrsdoy Bvening.. The business done this week in the produce markets has Vot been extensive, but Sugar has been rather firmer. The chief °$isacstions now are by private sale. Consumption goes on an- ?? most articles. Fruit is high, on account of the contrary b clekilog arrivala. SLOktr-The market for British ...

... I / t 111 ?? (7mtr2/' Oand Inl/Iidler.) (Froni thec Nel Yor Couiterr (lnd Inq(niidei) N'aw YoRIC, 1Mlonday, NoV. 30. There seems reason to anticipate that it, order to morc revenue, the Presidlisot's Messoge will recommend that duties bo imposed on some articles now free, and especially on tea I and coffee, and that ssaid duties be laid avowedly as war duties, and to cease with the occasion ...

... crarIob0 owbenllits. UNITED SOCIETY OF JOURNEYMEN BASKET MAKERS. Wo TuE PUBLIC IN TUB NaItGUaoUa1oo01) OF WOLYVE. RAMPTON, BIRMIaNGAM, &C. We, the Executive Committee, of the abeve society, lbavin4 read a paragraph which appeared in the Birmsisg. ham Journal of the 14th nit., which is so far at variance with thetruth, that we feel called upon to set the public right, by labing facts before ...