... NATIONAL ASStCIATION OF UNITE- TRa APES, IDUAIOMBE, ESQ., MI.P., Presideni, It a be - ?? If it were possible for th ?? b on s bitling among themselves, to raise, or, Vep u2. the feneral co sate Of wages, it need hardly be said that s Wosud be a tbsng not to bepunished, but to be welcomed 81~aJ ie ho at.,,va~ u u I The Wolverhampton conspiracy case bas termi- a nated not quite in the ...

... -- .Very large supplies of wool were imported into London last week, via., 1,275 bales from Launceston, 4,958 from Port Philip, 124 from Trieste, 159 from Alexandria, 400 from Mogadore, 88 from Leghorn,-5 from Bombay, 1,967 from Sydney, 62 from the Cape, 'i69 from Bombay, 70 from Smyrna, 9 from Marseiles, and 9 from Alexandretta. As public sales are ex- pected to be shortly announced, the ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DUn THE PASTfWEEK. G I _ tlrom, Bell'Js WIek1y Zessenger.) WHsEsT.-The supply at last Monday s rarket a very moderate one, as well from Essex as from XVt and a considerable portion of it was still in poor cata dition. The driest samples met a fair demand ror rates of the previous week; and although oth at ae were taken slowly, there was no quotable variat1 r their ...

... _i TUL CSAIE KET. /T5UFsD5.Y, August 28, 1851. E i NAIE OFICAIyLWAY CLOSING PRICES P404 £ £ . 50 50 Aberdeen . 20 15 irmingam, Wolverhiatptonl, and Dudley-.. . -l'5t pm. 25 ~25 ?? 25 25 Do.Do. percelntprefereni: I9r- 18i 25 25 Caledonian ?? 8tk 50 Ditto pref. 7 and O per cent Of-7 10 10 Chesterand Holyhead . 15 - 15ft 50 50 Ditto pref. 5f per eit I5- 15 15 15 Past Anglian (Lynn & Ely, & 25 26 ...

... REVIEWOF THE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (From Bell's ?? Messenger.) WiHEAT.-There has been experienced a healthy trade for this article throughout the week. The arrivals at the towns of consumption have only been moderate, the deliveries in the agricultural districts have not been large, and our millers have shown more disposi- tion than even last week to get into stock. In many ...

... -topping Intelhoencr. P 0 R T 0 F H U L L. FOREIGN ARRIVED. July 17?--Csrerton (a), Cross, from Ratlerdana. Kirk- wood, Parker, from Ichaibue. Blradern, ?? from Gothera. burg. Dlige, Baflieto, from., Altona. Henrletti, Etigel, from Loidirig. Raorel, Darling; Gizelle (a), Main, from Antwerp. Ellergilt, Jordan, from St. John. Lelipzig (9), Kitsg, from Harubro'. 18-Ave, Schiffina, from Toginrog. ...

... The imports of wool into London last week were under 200 bales. chiedy front Germany. On Wednesday ?? public sales of inferior foroign and Ettst Inditi qualities took place. The atteuidinco of buyers was smdll, and unly a portion chinied haoda, tostly for shipment to the coutinent, at low rates. By private cotitract the demand is ill a sluggish state, but we have no change to notice in the ...

... ,U L L S.lA itE EA m FRIDAY, September 1, I 8 NAME OF RAILWAY, C OSfNGP X e X £ .e d 60 So Aberdeen .84. 9j 20 IS 15 liriiilll1ilan. lVolVseiltiinptoii, and Ddleyd.. -10 p1 a 25 25 Blackbnrn . .. . M. os .3.5 Do.).Do.opier Cent piluefeejc,- ~- 2O5 25 Caledoniiuni.. . 18. 5th S 54 Dilo Pref.7 ald 0 pcir cenL. 4 -7 :0 10 Clhesterwand llolyhlead ?? 6 I4_ -4 SO .jO Ditto pref. 34 [iLo CCitt l. ...

... I RULL PRICES CUR RtENT. QUOTED ALL AS DUTY PAID, EXCLUSIVE OF COMMISSION. WHEAT, per qr. of 60 lbs. per bush. English white, now ?? jC022 0 ?? 2 0 0.22 0 Englilil Ted, new . ?? I . 17 7 0 ?? 1 1 0 IIS180 Dantzil; and Koiiingsburg, ?? 0 00 .0 0 0 ?? 2 00..2 50 Lower Ballic & Hamnburg, TIM ?? .. 0 00 0 Old.1 130 ..117 0 BARLEY. Sanle, per imp. or.. new 0 00 0. 0 0 ?? 000 .000 Danish, Riga, ...

... I H ULL SHAltE 151ARKET. THURSDAY, July 24, 1851. SHAREh_ NA)IE OF RBAILWAY. CLOS[NG PRIC33S 5£ 50 Aberdeen. Oi_ 9 20 1.5 Birmingham, Wolverliamptois, and Dudley ?? 84-.. 89 pm. 26 *35 Boltn,Clthroe,& W. Yorkshire 44-5 (late Darwens 25 25 Do.lateIlthroe,6cX.Westrn 4j- 5 25 25 Do.Do.6perceeatprelerence 1,1- 18i Sik 59 Caledonian . - 9i 10 10 Ditto pref. 7 and 6 per cent. 6 t- 6 So 50 Chester ...

... I - - I The imports of wool into LoIndon last week, were very small ,viz., 10 hales from Leahor, 160 from Ham- ro', and 205 from Bombay. The stock of colonial wool in warehouse is now 40,000 hales. By privatecon- traetasmost of the mnanufcturers are well supplied- very little is doing, yet pr ices are fairly sopported. BRISrOL WOOL FAIR, Sept. 4.-This fair is exceed- ingly dull : a very ...

... apallatral alliu 0011111urcial i! I I CORN MARKETS. HU14L, TUESDAY, FEB. 18. The imports of all articles daring the week have been on a moderate scale, but more than equal to oar very limited demand. Every branch of the trade remains most inanimate, and the weather mild and open. Our farmers brought a very fair supply of wheat to this day's market ; even best runs were bought on somewhat ...