... IMMICTO, RC. ne CORN. S, MAIr LCASE, Wednesday, June II.-There was but 1it,. el English wheat offering at this morning's market, and stands were cleared by the millers at an advance of is s 28 per qr. upon last Monday's prices. The arrivalo, id Foreign wheat and dour were more moderate, and is 1' 1- qr. more was paid far wheat, with a fair demanidI in fine fresh dlour sold more readily ...

... de- T. S. Duscomrme, Esq., M.P., President. nor est Established 1845. lpie a15-- use for FIAT JUSTITYA. hirO of If it were possible for the working classes, by com. for e. billing among themselves, to raise, or keep up the general rate of wages, it lnved hardly be said that this would be a deft Ir- thing not to be punished, but to be welcomed and rejoiced I as- . STUART MILL, Erl ffle ~ ~ ...

... NATIONAL ASSOIAjLA, UNITED TRADES. T. S. DUNCOMBE, EsQ., M.P., President. 3 BEtablishe 1845. ?? FlAT $USJITIA. rate of wages, it need lhardly he said that this woodbe a thing not to be punished, but to be welcomed and rejoiced ,at. S _ uarAI\u,. The Central Committee of the National Association of United Trades, in conjunction with a few right-minded working men form- ing the Central ...

... I COLONI&L WOOL SALES.--Very large numbers of buyers have been in attendance at the public sales held during the past week. The whole of the parcels sub- mitted, if we except a few low foreign qualities, have changed hands at extreme quotations. By private contract, an improved demand has sprung up, especially for the low and medium hinds of English wool, and in some instances prices must be ...

... 'tpping Intelitaclue. P 0 R T () F H U L L. FOREIGN ARRIVED. July 24.-Dorothea Elizabeth, Dreyer, from Neustadt. Orion (s), Lidermore, from Rotterdam. Bellosa, Heilonsen, from St. Andrews. Georgina, Barclay; Pelian, Dove, from Petersburg. Rankin, Lawson, from Quebec. Julius, Holm, from Copenhagen. Hamburg (a), Mowle, from Hlamburg. John and Rebecca, Pill, from KunitnglbCrg. Plenty, Fer. guson, ...

... I -*Ifpptng irtelfluena. I P 0 R T C) F H U L L. U Jan.- 13- A boat has been washed on sh ore at Xilonea with some Ct documents in the stern sheets, w hich will eventually lead to the discovery of her name (it is feared tise crew haveH perished) ; it is supposed the vessel was lost on the batiks at the mouth of the I-lumber the day before, FOREIGN ARRIVED. Jan. 0-Orion ?? Lidernasre; Albatross ...

... H U iJLL P RICES CUR RENT. I QUOTED ALL AS DUTY PAID, EXCLUSIVE OF COMMISSION. WHIEAT,per qr ofoo Iba. per bash. English white, new ?? £2 0 0 .. £ 4 Old ?? 4 0P. 2 6 0 English red, new ?? 1 14 0 Ila1 1 0 ?? 1 16 0 Iis 1 0 Dantzec & Konigsburg, ?? 000 ,. 0 00 ?? 220. 2 40 Lower Baltic & Hmburg, ?? 0. 11s0 ?? 0. 117 0 BARLEY, Saale,perlmp.qr.,new 1 3 0 ..1 0 Old . 120.P. 13 0 Danish, Riga, &c. ...

... H ilULL SHARE MARKET. TRURSDbY. April 24, 1851. i =~ NAME OF RAILWAY. CLOSING PRiCPS 7 £ 50 Aberdeen ?? ?? - 16- 20 1 Birminghan, WVolverhanpton 25 25 Be Ititand Dudley . 8 - 9P M. 25 I ol nC litiroe, &N i2 Yorkshire 5- 5 (late Darswens 25 25 Do.iateCItliroe,&N.Westrn 55-65 25 2f2 Do. Do.Sper centprefeence 181- 19 Stk 10 Caledonian ?? ?? 15- 1i 10 10 Dittopref.7and 0 percent. ot-O6 50 Chester ...

... I II ,LL SI-IAltE B e ARK IT. I TnuasDa.y, December 4th, 181.il SHA.R1S . NAIE OF RAILWAY. CLOSING PRICES sO 6o Aberdeen ?? 0lo- lO 2o iz Bitmirighaam, sVolverhalnpton, and Dudley 9 -10 pm. 2 5 Blackburn ?? ?? 44- 5 2d 2S Da.Do.1per cealpireference 104- 17 Sik 60 Caledonian i44- 15t l0 10 Di tto pref. 7 and 0 per cent. 7s- 7s 50 5U Chesterand liolylhead .. . )j 201 13 1.5 Ditto prer. 5j per ...

... AMALGAMAITED IRON TRADES. Le OVERTIME AND PIECE WoRK.-The Executive to Coun1il of the Amalgamated Iron Trades have recently issued two circulars on this subject, one to the members, and the other to the masters. It a may be necessary to premise that the Society thus S. designated comprises the Engineers, Mechanics, id Millwrights, &c., and has about 12,000 members of o0 the best organised, ...

... iarth, realu a 'o ?? ' ~_ I THEB TIMES, THE EMPLOYERS, AND . TBE TR~ADES. None of our readers will forget the recent Mseof the Wolverhampton Tin Plate Workers. la that case the Messrs. Fanny have, a fearful expense, if not comparative onij to themselves, succeeded in inflicting a fewr months' imprisonment upon men who, ac- tuated by a sense of right, did their best to defend the interests ...

... ATAM195 xt. CORN. MARE.LNE, Monday, April 28.-A reduction of 1s per qr had to be submitted to up)n English wheat this morn- ing before much progress could be made vittl sales, the large arrivals of foreign flour hating greatly depressed the trade. Holders of foreign wheat iln granary refuse to give way in price; but, in sonne instances, in order to clear vesselscoming on demurrage, asaim ar ...