... IBALANCE STEET OF T ATIONAL RMTTETERATON AND ELECTION COM- MITTEE. ?? ?? 1 From Nov. 30th, 1847, to Aug. 19th, 1849. 1847 DE. £e . d. Dec. I.-Balance in hand ?? ?? ?? 69 10 101 2.-Macclesfield, per H. B. Leach 1 0 0 ,, W. Ilamer, Oldham, per T. Clark ?? ?? ?? *- I 0° Sunderland, per IMr. M'Grath 0.. °12 0 Blyth, per Ralph Darling ?? 0 1 0 Blishopwearmouth, per Mr. Af'Grath.. . ?? 0 8 6 1848 ...

... T. S. DuNcouS;, Eq., M.P., President.E FIAT J3UTITIA.] If it were possible for the working clseses, by corn. bining among themselves, to raise, or keep up the general rate of wages, it need hardly be said that this would bea thing not to be punished, but to be welcomed and rejoiced at . 5T51L5T Must. The Committee of the Association have been prevented, by the pressure of the important ...

... iffaratto, &C. CORN. 3 MARK LANP, March 10.-The quantity of wheat offering from the neighbouring counties was very small to-day, and it was taken by the millers at fulhy last Monday's prices. With foreign wheat we were pretty well supplied, there B was, hovwever, altogether more disposition to buy at late s quotations. Floatingcargoes offoreign wheat were held S at higher prices. Flour in ...

... A-Harnels, &C. CORN. MARn: LANJE, ?itAY 14.-There was no alteration ist i value of Buolish wheat; the few parcels at market fom3 buyers at Monday's rates. The receipts of. foreign lhtw exceed 11,00;) qua, ters; nevertheless, holders were Ac in their demands. and the sales made were at fomea. prices. Flour of all descriptions maintained its ?? Barley, beans, and peas were in fair request, and ...

... maruelo, 40c. CORN. MAlta LANe, Monday, September 22.-We were largely supplied with Essex and Kentish new wheat this morniug, generally of fine quality, and at Is per qr. reduction upon last Monday's prices, but there was a tolerably free sale. The demand forforeigt was upon a very restricted scale, although offered rather cheaper. The best brands of American. Flour have sold pretty readily ...

... I I 'WI In ?? April 11 We have to record a dull and inactive woeek ji shae h -Zmarket; and prlces. after several fluctuatiors, rul ?? ,,th sane as when we last wrote. There is a great want of buas50.5 sad Itse 1aspeculators seem to have entirely asuspended their cysraiionl. 'ofBAF XT or V L ~~I N E e Do a.. el~ of ?? 4. April II. U U20 lJAm'gate. Nott.& Boston At 3 3ts P id IC , 20 15 6Birm ...

... it,|i CLOSING PRICES. (By Electrio Telegrap1i.) LONDON. The English Consol market a little firmer, but no business doing. The Foreign market inactive. Mexicans still weak and rather a tendency to sell. CoDSoIS for Account 14th Oct. 96 I; Do. Money 95 36; Exchequer Bills, large and small, 44s. 47a. prem.; Mexicans 251 tir; Spanish 20 3; Do. Activeg 323 3; Do. Posetvas S 1. FOREIGN STOCKS. PAIUS ...

... CORN AND CATTLE BIAIRKETS. AS [CONTINtPID FROM TiHE SUPIPLEJNT. | r. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKTET. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31. The supplies this weekare very limited. Therebeing n poor show of wheat sellers have the advantage, and bte full prices of last week are obtained. An advance Of Is. per quarter is readily obtained on the finiest qualitiil 'j r, barley, but for general runs the demand is not briclk. ...

... i.AprRTS OF AUSTRALIAN WOOL. 1 so 1st January to 31st December, we received from en vd-, . . ..(Bales) 52.386 ha95 received In 1851 ?? . 3.,0 aolis, last year we require.. - 13,380 t imqU ea Land. Il8 .. D18663 ileceiyad, 7135 'RDd 3Y. 1850I.P . . - 6,S21 '2 lJI * * + g ,32 2 1151 .. 1:,2J08 airei frlor these plocertobe equal to ?? f 1 ' ?? ?? ?? I . 1ve tivad in excess of last year FsriD Part ...

... ,iTHIE CLOTHING MANUFACTUR WOOL. THE WOOL TRADE.-London, 2nursdayu.-The imrQ515 wool into London during the week ending to-day were 2 01 of which 921 bales were from Odessa, G8S from spain France, 30 from the Cape of Good Hope, n ile rest i many, drc. ?? The public sales commenced this afternoon, to a ftll allend, Thvt quantity of colornial declared is aa follows :-lI6M0 blst, S d e- 1,000 ...

... I . _ _ . . ?? X. ll6E of' 1-ARES IN LEEDS, 01±! / ?? PeRICt I ~~L I N ES. for Friday, Fri)- Is! Pr, frly ~~ ?? ' ~~Sept. 5. Ste. 12. jr12 ar 5 U5 Aberdeen ?? to ox0 il 31 Anxt'gaWt.Plott.2 30i~oW or j- 4_1* 1 -. o' 15 B~irmitnghamr asllnti r''le Ii -i p;I -! thie Ci Il) irro. and Oxford Jutrt 2' -SU -.w 'd 112'; Brirkerinlesd, t'shiror 2a IFl ' Cheoltire?Jnction ?? 1-3 12,j 12' I ' 2d Ilk ...

... | X$qpinlpptln elixtenkC. I M_ I P 0 R T () F H U L L. FORLIGN ARRIVED. July 3-Camerton (a), Cross, from Rotterdam. Eudea- vour, LongstafT, Danitzig. Susan, Fairburn; Najadon, Jans- sen ; Calbarine Frazier, Smith, from Gothenburg. Wallace, Moreton, from Batburst. Ireue, Steen, from Odense. Hen- rierte, Romar), from Soderham. Frederick Simonl, Matsen, from Setby. Flora, Brinck, from Wordlgborg. ...