... NATIONAL TRADES ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF IN- I DUSTRY. MimUs for thd Mi1V ion. The Ct ntral Committee of the Above fourishing Iand rapidly extending Associatien, met at their office, 30, Hlyde Street, Bloomsbury, on Mionda^, December 28th. The minutes of the previouse meet- ing read and confirmed. the financial account read and received. correipondence was also read from all parts ...

... WOOL. GnRm5AN WOOLS. -A letter from Berlin of Dec. 17 says ' For several years past the production of wool has become so con- siderable in Germany, that this country at present finds itself at the head of all tiocs whore this branch of trade is carried on. The States of the Customs Union possess 21,101,551 sheep, furnishing each year, allowing a minimum of 22 lb. to 10 sheep, 48,600,0001b. of ...

... E (FRoM O UR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.1 r Oily, T2iurstary Evening. ft The consumption of all the leading staples of home and foreign growth, notwithstanding the high range of prices, cotiuues a] very large, a satisfactory indication, we may reasonably preoume, of the employnsent afforded to the balk of our population by means of new railway wvorks. Of wheat the salee are Important, havieg tl ...

... NATIONAL TRADES ASSOCIATI ON FOR THE PROTECTION OF IN- 1) US TRY. |Uion1 for the Mllion. f The Central Committep of the above flourishing Iand rai~idly extending Association, met at their tflice, 30, Hyde Street Bloomnsbury. on -Monday, ?? 28th. Thie minutes of tile previous meet- ing read and confilrme3. the fitancial account read and received. corre-iondence was also read fiom all parts of ...

... NATIONAL 'r'RADES ASSOCIATI ON FOU. THEI, PROTECTION Oi' IN- DUSTRY. dation for the MiUion, The Central Committee of the above flourishing )I and ravidiv extending Airsociation, met at their n *Hice, 30, llyde Street, Bloornsbury on *monday, D ce~tuter 28th. 'hoT minutes of tie ?? meet- e- ing read and c'nlirwcdi tue ftiancial account read e andi received, correspundence was also rcad fiom ...

... RECEIPTS OF THE CHARTIST CO.OPERATIVE LAND COMPANY. Arbroath Derby U. N. flalixs . Nottingham Coc kerimouth York Cliteroe Addingham , Limehouse Whittintgton and Cat Hanley Idle. Leicester, per Astill Hamilton Croydon Glasgow Carrington Sheffield Ely, .. Worcester Newcastle-npon-Tyne Chelsea, Der Dalebar Hebden Bridge Crieff PER MU. O'CONNOR. SECTION No. 1. a ABiS. SECTION Ng. 2. e10H&1,. W. ...

... lie( Me TO TJTE EDITOR1S OF THE LEEDS 1MEECURY. Ji nGrENTLEMEN nw--E. ?? wobs -in your poosi~r of the 26th iet' rty 11 Wlat Nutrimeont Iic ithere In f'otatoea 2 Permit me, to direct hoit( ittention taapilmphjletpulhdabu eoarogonhorpr- ties ofheptl~ ythtrcn eir in i profcetsen, Dor. Balff~ 0 lie of the ?? PenitentIary. E. .1. will thereint find thet the, B epctiato not only contetine a moot ...

... COJ.N AND fCATT'YE MA~KI'.. t CONTESUEMc !4114M '0101'. UP9t W.A..EFTELD CORN A T h c %rvi;'d, thmt weec ac; ngool.L 'Uis-' (Je~nlnd fo1' inch Rotice, hnod --;ed n' so' I 'i ionie ait aln advlinco~ off 4s. per .tr. :0Iwha,31 t d.per stoine ioni 'ot,Is. per totad e' 9shellulg, lt-il] is. qr. onl he.,ns. ofee rqr. D) tb~; nor nk0 I- Sur-otit, fde~.and' Kenlt, red.. 2 to i' 7 ' to IO) 7, Itc;. ...

... C rabe59 fglobtnucills DISTRESSED CONDITION OF TUE BIADrORD WOOLCOMBERS. tn cal Last week a public m eeting of the distressed and desti- Po tute vs ooleoin bers of this town wrlS held int tier TeitrperaLSco we Hall, Beojirri Abbott, a woolcomber, in the chair. re( Mr. GEuorG WAse'ee; moved the first rerolution, ill i nd speech of ?? length, if) which Ire strolgly aii. tMI niaidverted on the ...

... or, n The commercial accounts received from India and China ee aro favourable to the cotton trade. An improvement has taken he place at CalcUtta in several fabrics, as will be seen from the following account of that riarket sd Shirtings have again been placed to a fair extent, and stocks ed are becoming moderate; greys continue in good demand, wide ad widths (45 inch and upwards) being most ...

... -Marktt flittIliffellre. ?? ?? ?? -- CORN EXCHAYGE, DEcExusE 28. Atthis day's market the supply of English wheat was only moderats, and met a brisk sale at a further advance of 2s to 3s per qu;reer over the curriecy of this day week. Tbe foreign is held for a similar improvement, and there is still t good demand for shi pment to Ireland, but the rapid advance has somewhat checked business. ?? ...

... :Marktet nltellignire. CORN EXCHiANGE, DncEusErt 28. At this day's market the supply of English wheat was r only moderate, and met a brisk sale at a further advance eof 2s to 3is per ?? ever the currency of this day wveek. ?? foreign is held for a similar improvement, lind there is still a good demand for shipmsent to Iresland, but the rapid advancelhas somewhat checked businoss. PROVINCIAL ...