... .D o Ms E S TI C N EAV S . to A 1BltrTOf th n10]et Produce Of th(e REYEiwUa of Groat R1 ltrit!cin, in the Y 355 ainn Quartters ended the. 3th of nt denI., I (i4(3, Pnd bith Jan., 1(347, showing the Increase Or D(elcrease thereof :-t TEliti ]ENDEDl JAN. e. - 15w. 13347, ?? r erossl. PI- ?? ?? . 2 £. ' ?? 1 .. ,C lC ?? 344,13311 1) ?? ll; 4,272,40i 411 eec I3'opotyj0- TUiN. ?? 570 33305I0 I3140 ...

... -arket fiteligutrt. ha~e CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY S. as At this day's market there was a better supply of Epn Y lish wheat, which sold at Ss to 4s per qr. over the currency of of this day week. he The business in foreign was not so extensive, butgreadl so cbecked by the extrav: gant rater. demzanded. 31 The supply of barley is it adequate to the demnand; soil the brevers staving raised the price ...

... . ml,'rabes' flRobrinviltO. - - -- ?? - ?? 'TRADES UNIONS. ?? take the following extracts fronsma excellentn b articlein The Labourer, (reviewed in our third d page). We earnestly reco nend the entire artidle to 51 our Trades readersl1 We have ever looked ?? the growth of Trades t Unions as the healthiest esoot that springs from the de- mocratic trunk. Whether we coneider their increasing ...

... ?? CO''i0IN GN MANUFIACTURE-S. Tlar W eC01 'fe~Anr:, TOiI',7hiensdwl/.-JLTO importsi of o cutte Lc. idnc duineg Li., Nutn' Cuflture todaiy care jeen oats' 46 if' v i IcI 1445 %vcale frainma Prt1hiIip), L, fraa IL 3lcifinnrll ari II Si *m~ cci;. I'Imii ivreliet ii htoiadl'.yi a,,i - - ,N\>'Cil. lIfAtmpY Le?., Jan. .8 ?? fa½ to hexn i ,ii;iiinaaa 11it? been dana fin I;'rcizn waos te is weeai;, ...

... A Curious agair has recently occupied the atten- tion of the ?? of St. Mary's WVard in this E borough (Stoekport), which the followinc report of I .4 meeting held in the above-named ward will explain. The meeting was holden in the Waterloo Tavern,i Waterloo-road, for the purpose of taking into con- c siderationtheconductofsa deputation appointedatt ra previous meeting to wait upon the aldermen ...

... RECEIPTS OF THE CHARTIST CO.OPERATIYE LAND COMIPANY. PER MR. O'CONNOR. SECTION No. 1. Richard Sparrow.. Thomwas Moore .. Brighton, per Flower City of London Ooiord Wore'ster Hindley, per Ceolo Hyde Bury South Shields Leeds Kidderminster Hull hamilton Stalybridge Liverpoel Manchester BSABES. SECTIOX No. 2. Kennilworth Geurge Martia Mr. W'eedy Alvt. Ashton Lynn, por Scott Aberdeen Glossop, per ...

... PRICES oF'SgHARES IN LEEDS, LONDON, LIVERPOOL. AND MANCHESTER. LEEDos, Jon. 81lA. The share market has exhibited considerable animation since the opening of the new year, and prices have been genernlly wall supporied. Manchester and Leads stock, of all classes, has im. proved consflslefably;l Hitenslons having hssn done an high as 7j premim; ad Wet Ridings at 20 premium. North British stock Is ...

... NATIONAL TRADES A SSOCIATION N FG'Tl THE 'PROTFICTON OF IN- DUS(TRY. , 84 ~~Ueiea/s the tif {llijoa, ;The Central COmM.ttee of this monster Asso- ciation held their usutaJ weekly meeting at their ; office, 30, }yde S~reet, Bloomabury, on Monday, January tth. The minuteo of the previous wreetinf , were read and confirfeil. Tire financial accounts were read and received, from which it ...

... CATTLE MIARKETS. WAKEFIELD, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13. A fair show of beasts, and 6,400 sheep. Beef, 6s id to 7s 6d per stone; mutton, Gd per lb. The usual num. ber of buyers attending, all the beasts were sold, but part of the sheep remained unsold. NORWICH CATTLE HILL.-SATUaDAY, JAN. 9. We have only a moderate supply of either fat or store cattle; each met a dull sale, and at lower prices-the same ...

... Agricultural and Comimercial 4Uflarkets. CORIN MARKETS, HULL, TUESDAY, JAN. 12. During the past week we have had only a limited bu- siness passing in the corn trade, at 2s to 3s advance. Stocks at this port are remarkably small, and this tends to make holders anytbing but anxious sellers, except at high rates. At this day's market we had a good show of wheat from the farmers, but chiefly in ...

... I RVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING! THE PAST WEEK. ?? was only a limited quantity from EXssex at last Monday's market in Mark-lane, but a fair sbpply from Kent, and from the change in the weather thwe onditio was som0ewhat affected, and many samples were in Poor order, which rather checked bus iness, and the demand was certainly not quite so brisk as on the previous Friday, but still at an ...

... On the whole, more business has been done in Eng- lish wools since this day se'nnight, and previous rates, owing chiefly to the limited supplies on offer, are welt supported. Colonial qualities are very dull; but foreign are quite as dear. The imports have scarcely amounted to 100 bales. STATE OF TRADE (SATURDAY). LIVERPooL.--Foreign wool has been in good request during the weak, and in ...