The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-20

tnue 70 be very various but those Of the ghest kind
are preferred silk seldom employed except for drawn
or or those made with chip fronts The Innings
consist OF ribbon 10 correspond and flowers oil various
au Lhey are always OF aclose shape Crspe ssPp e
are ucn IN favor in half dress made cose pu
| me majority moderately olrn White laeeis nueh III
iAyor io eaP'ies and ehdPesur Seine ore entrty soh
fosei oil h aud are tim med Win fowers 81 sun snf
site lghhess as perfectly % harm0n.e I'm tae ufs
parence OF the lace. Where lace employee ohiy ior
trimming, tneerly covers the ehaPcGaT. -,
Csnais-Camsils and suelet. MAINTAIN their voguei
ths canal Ciemsnfine is one OF ihe pfees.' ne ns,s
be made either IA white lace organdy and are lined
with pink blue Grape The trimming always OF lace,
with doubl. heading, surmounted ny embroidery IN
application Masteles sud psleots OF tarlatsne are ge
nersiy emhrodereJ, lined with coored tsiietas, and
trimmed With broad white lace, .'
| Searfs-Barege scars are decidedly fashionable and
will no doubt continue to be SO, although SOME summer
shs wis. made OF the material but VITA Cashmere
| patterns haze made their appearance.
! Robes Lii hit materials robes decidedly in
majority although SIX soe cameleOn barge much in
request lucks aud dee hounces much in favor for
negfge de toilette; but deep nouuces preferred for
tbs latter Both ucks snd nouuces ged with fringe
and Tor syeni dress with lace. They very becom
ing tor tall graceful figures hut adapted for short
ones Trmmngss Tqbiier will be equally fashonsble
au may De most Autobiography adopted by those ladies'
| CqPs-Cs and head dresses Of hair, nearly
equally ashionabe the latter always ornamented III
avery simple style Awreath Of flowers or one formed
OF coques OF ribbon, with knot side else lace
iappet confined at each side by or two, or three
small lowers w have authority TO state, be adopted
| by the mos distinguished leaders OF fashion.
Braeeiets-Braceets are Indispensable for half dress
and evening toettcs Those OF blue enamel and gold,
| will decidedly be most in request
gfarkets.
| LATEST LONDON Mo,tY MARKEr-The arrivals by the
Overland Mail known yet in sufficient detail to
produce any effect but there is disappointment that
commercial re.atons with China are still verv far from
being adjusted The political account; are unmportant
but the Of Ireland alarm this morning
on the Stock Exchange, and also the very unavouraoe
intelligence from SPAN, which is daily assuming more
serious aspect These causes have more than counter
acted the satisfactory appearance the weather.
gard the and the rise which appears likely
| to take place on the opening of the mar>et.
The frmness under which our Consol market opened
at s4 to S has way little since the early part
he's very portani Reduced e4l to cas- Re-
duced 81 0lt to 1915 Long Annuities, l2 10 lll6 Elk
cLequr Bills, 81 IS premium.
through America relsyeto Mexican affairs, not con
by the arrv al of the est India Mail this morning
! The Mexican mail has brought 40 900 dollars ac
count OF the dividends The different funds this afternoon
remain stationary with the exception of Spanish which
are rather better-233 10 25t for per CENTS this
arises from cooperation of parties for the fall not having
been folio wed up-but there is no fresh rews.
The Bank OF Bordeaux has diminish Cd the rate of dis
in place OF per cent for all bills having
than 40 days TO rum and for deposits OF shares and state
| securities, SC
We commence this part with word relating to the
prospects the harvest We have travelled since last
| Friday from London to Coventry, thence by coach
through Hnckey to Leceser Derby to Hull by railroads
by coach open carriages FROM Hull through Beverley
and Burlington to Scarborough thence TO York by mail
coach. end 10 London by railroad Our brief report OF
|
OF the south Throughout. this route north OF Derby the
agreeable produce OF wheat possibly be equal to
that OF las, year; and all the crops backward OF
them OF irregular growth, and look starved There
MOI throughout journey, two hours OF sunshine all
put together and the temperature of the atmosphere was
| extremely cold.
Owo importsnt facts have convinced ourselves by
observation and enquiry; and as OF tn IN tends 10
alter our previous impressions and in some measure TO
contradict limitations, must state it Taking the
great county Lincoln and all that lies north of the
Tweed there is not much old wheat OF home growth
will the growing crop of wheat throughout the same i'm
porant Of county, yield gu antty per
equal the yield OF lsis Whether breadth
Chiefly at the expense of barley will afford full com
pensston for the deficiency romans TO be proved We
had much with very intelligent Lincoln
shire farmer who holds than loco in his
hands and with his two sons more than 2OOO-al we
understand light tillsge snd and this gentleman offered
TO contract for his whole produce OF wheat this year at
per acre less than the produce OF last year.
| He did not himself hold any wheat
We fad that the Queens Hicers have seized aquany
| OF American lard as spermscet oil The owners have
but to prove that IL is wholly and exclusively the pro-
duce OF the (Which undoubtedly is-o get 1t hbe-
rated These officers cannot be genuine free taders
they would not show this disposition to obsruot imports
In the former case also OF Selling American manuiao-
| lures, they were wrong.
We shall have more to say these interesting new
branches of traffic The cotton piece goods
Messrs Barring had not yesterday been sod when they
have all been disposed OF may be predicted concern
ing traffic IN similar fabrics.
The wool sales have gone of steadily and firmly and
former prices have been just about maintained. We do
MOI anticipate fall in the prices OF wool some kinds
tor priced goods have advanced in price
There short supply at Mark Lane to day prices
| nrm, WITH in some cases little advance
There yer, good d. md for money in the discount
market and bur fo the desire get hold OF bills
clpaton OF the flow from the Jay dividends rates charged
TO the pablo would have advanced They have remained
without observation-disclosures Cucui-r
LONDON CoRS MARKEr July 9Th. supply Of Wheat
small and barely equal the wants OF OF mlers;
amt ndng the weather has been fine TO day
have had fair sale for English Wheat at advance of
Is 10 - quarter and there has been fair extent of
business done in free foreign Wheat improves ent
OF Is per quarter the prices of this day week The
supplies aud stocks of Flour small and it sells freely
al per sack advance Barley supports late prices and
continues Beans greater dem and and Is
day week Oats continue in rather short supply and the
demand being good, have fair trade at an adv ance of
Cd per quarter on the prices OF this day sennght.
| LIVERPOOL CorToS MARylr, June 2a-The advces
from the United Staes noticed in the last circular, still
continue affect the market and the purchases of the
trade have been confined 10 their ants
ofnerior mddling American and Surit are agaiu ID
per ID lower Brazil and Egyptian remain heavy OF sale
but without change OF price Spectators have taken
100 American, and exporters 500 surat and the total
sales have amounted 10 y .4io bales.
June 30.-The same heavness which has been noticed
in the market for weeks past still continues, the
trade not being induced TO purchase beyond their mme
date wants but for export there has been better in
curry In prices lttlo change be noticed this week
although sales in the and nidding qualities OF
America with much difficulty effected, unless at
d.rnue o; II per ID from the last quotations Specua.
az. American and exporters 1000 Anne
nvaa There have been forwarded into the country this
moath nnsold y $50 American 2lo Pernambuco 60 Ma
-aunsn, 100 surst and 900 ,ypan The sales Of the
week have comprised % $40 bales.
July 4The market on Saturday was by means ami.
mated but prices continued the those previously
quoted About 1000 bales sold and yesterday simi
lar number OF bales disposed CT The supply still
very large and there prospect of any mprov emet
| in prices.
sales from the gath to the 10Th June inclusive420 Sea
Islans It'd l5td, Stud, 10 do; 1880 Bowed, "a OF;
1880 Orleans 81 81; 4e7o Mobile 80 AZ From lst
Jan to the 3Oth Jane, iS', olO ialPors-Fom lst
Jan TO soth June 1912, 6S3 sos, S43, 039 5S7. Con-
SUMPTION Taken for) From l JAN to so'h June, 1912,
/. ! ABS $50; Is43, 500 800
} Current prices this day-Upland inferior 3s1 a;
mdilng 81 ~; fair AZ 6l good fair a 6; good and
choice st a6t; New Orleans 0ner. Ten 81 3ij nfe-
ror 80 AZ; middlng Iair, Al 81; good fair Oh a
81 good 81 ae; very choice gio MARSHA s; Mobile
Sea Island, std, and saw snnd, a.s7 inferior,