The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-27

win very little ornament various kinds of mttsns ars
worn with them of velvet, black viole, o.
green. with shaded embroidery the hand and Laced
from the wrist to the top, where they finished with
Very rich materials are worn in dress at this momsn,
pekns every shade with velvet stripes pekns agate
brocard Pompads Elegant Of black satin
embroidered in relief and some OF green velve hsve
been ornamented all round in imitation of gupurs with
braid of apaer Ball dresses Of tue are
pretty and light ornamented with bouAonnss of pink or
blue cause orof white cause with ruches OF pink tue
ornaments OF shaded ribbon also used coques &c
Tor robes de bal, as well as flowers.
NJ, canals of Joint de venise, application Of Brussels
new os,thes have appeared open in 'front.' with square
SSa ana very deep; they are much worn with low
maneau OF velvet satin or cschemire the manesu Ar
eia o, paek Cloth with gimp trimmings, and the pale
manele style Generally speaking, bonnsts are worm
a., niue larger and straight; satin bonnets have the
feathers flowers, shaded velvet ribbons o. oe;
the usual ornaments and wells but they rather
kerchieis are worn on the head, confined by two gold
pins; they form points OF red, black gold ter mpang
lehnd and at the two by Arabian tassals The
couture Marquse will be the one most in fashion, but ma
ny others will be worm
Markets.
', LONDON MoSEr MARKET, Jan. 3-The money price Of
Reduced Three per Cent Stock this morning ss ss and
ccnsos for the Opening that is sx-divdend is % Ia
Exchequer Bills also remain firm 80 81 prem.
the price has advanced TO 1918.
Mexican, the other hand Is rather fater and thu
quotation has declined to - Is
Portuguese converted Bonds are still on the rise and
they are now quoted at SO 3s ex div.
Spanish Actve have been cone ls 7e and the Three
per Cents at % l-2 ex div.
There has been very little done in the Share Market
ana no change has occurred in prices requiring notice
sne discount market which is by far the best criterion
othe value of money first class al bills arc ea
ge y for by the brokers' and the rate wss de-
Gnea as low was month ago and prior to the las.
the market some stimulus
The Canada loan has attracted grea. attention
Hha Atnn a.
day. (esterdsy9 The amount (EsOO ,oOO) was how.
ever, considered small that it thought not un.
ance companies, would come into the field walk away
with the prize The rate Of nteres pay able Noc i
dngs will be high scaeeven the extent probably
Of 81 to 81 per centby those who may be disposed to
take as an investment equal in point security
market. " A'
LoNpos Trade Rrronr, Jan. 2.-suger-The West In
ding 100 hhds Babadoes part Of 40 hhds and bbs st
Lucia at sale The former being all good sugars brought
frmer prices the latter only partly sold and that e
reduction OF about Is gray and brown descriptions The
sales OF Mauritus and Bengal postponed till
rev on account of the unavorabe state Of the weather
Coffee ITO casks OF Berbice and 100 bags Ceylo
sold the former were chiefly bought in at 7ss I'd to l02s
and the latter at 6ss 64s for very good ordinary One
lot OF well picked Cey lon brought 67s Cd.
-, Pepper-The speculative demand which sprung up for
this article has subsidized and prices have nearly
offered at SALE the damaged portion bags dispos
ed ofa 2idto 2hd; the sound was taken in at Sd.
Lorpor Conn Marker. Jan. . We had again q very
small show of Wheat to-day from Kent and the frosty
weather experienced since Saturday having improved the
condition. the mers dispaye ed inclination to pur
chase; fair clearance made and prices
must be quoted Is to Is per Or higher than this day
| se'nght.
LIVERPOOL Corror MARKET, Jan. l, ls43.-The course
OF events as far regards cotton the publication
OF our last yearly circular presents extrsord
nary feature the fact that with daily and weekly
apay v an anG s AL
quently prevailed such feelings the more unsc-
counable when the amount of business which has
place duly considered for whilst the total sales of
s4 were 275500 bales those OF have been 900
bales and whilst during the period spectators only
TOOK l9 ooO bales during the other they have purchased
23S9OO bales, and although is that a small pro-
portion of these operations been effected since the mid
al OF November, when the previous gloom that had 10
long hung mercantile affairs generally was dissi.
pated by the brilliant intelligence from the East ct even
before that date the sales this year had already
ed those OF the last by bales Two causes suggest
themselves to explain this otherwise anomalous position
and character the market first that the oantitv NJ
cotton on hand from the of the year had
at all times been sufficiently large and secondly that the
hold stock even where there has been the
AFFINITY has been small the state OF trade in country
10 almost every branch and department being such "a 70
limit and impair condolences added to which, in the earlier
part oil the at least the American crop was 90 En-
roneousy estimated from its then supposed extent 10
far to exceed under the favorable any
possible OF consumption to be deemed almost
manageable. Whei at more advanced period Of the
year the error that had been nduriousy circulated
the growth which had at one time been Computed A.
1900 600 bales proved to be not than bales
the time had gone by for remedyin
ousy exaggerated statements had contributed 80 much to
generate The fluctuations of the market during the
year, though numerous, have been any one date
very important as to extent The greatest differences in
American qualities have been from I'd i'd per h. Bra
iii ana Egg ptian Id to per h. and sura i'd per or
mean average OF IL per cent Throughout the monthsof
January February and March, holders socitous
sell their cotton it arrived and though money 30
abundant induce the Bank of England first to low er
the rate Of interest upon loan FIVE to four per cent
and finally to fix commercial discounts last rate and
though advcss were daily coming to hand intmstir that
IN he fnraa
he an overwhelming but would has proved to
be- rather turn out to be limited such the discourage
ment That long series OF dsappontmens had produced
that nshing which might be urged could the
ward tendency OF prices check very exaggerated sp
advces also from India about end OF March were Of
such nature to increase the detection for the
Central ASIA were considered to be important
ly to involve the security of that distant empire and
whilst SO many other channels daily closing upon
us, the most remote possibility Of insecurity our
In liam POSSESSIONS and the continued alton of
the war with China, which seemed to be brought no
nearer to crisis than had been for time previous
~ were circumstances that tended still further dis
pr and ALARM In April few signs of improve
began to be displayed not only in this but in other
kets but the change did not extend the
Interests, nor was 1t well consolidated here The
month of May would in consequence have been Of
unusual aness had not the weather become general
ly proptous in all the agricultural districts az to give
good promise Of abundant crops yet trade in the interior
hardly improved and June quay dull and sprless
with the month that preceded It. In the beginning Of
July the effects OF the fine manifested still
svoraby and the appear for the harvest were
very hattering calm all possible fears Of that de-
rangement in the circulation which the import Of corn
and the export OF gold had in preceding originated.
he'd become at this time almost indispuabe that ventu-
ally the crop of cotton would he found moderate and this
together with the increased abundance of money. he
rate OF interest for which not in the general
market than three per cent? md the receipt of encour
aging from India produced certain amount OF
hdsnce bu under all these inn rowing circumstances,
holders had been constantly disappointed,
that they did cease, in the face of excellent
demand daly to shew themselves very decided sellers
The sales the sth of July the 10Th August were
bales but the advance allied not more than
n 10 in 49,
Of American and India cotton other kinds participating
little in the change. Towards the close OF August the
clouds OF dcerd which had for time been gathering
between the masters and their workmen length broke
out into open disturbance AMI absr ceased totally in
many OF the manufacturing districts This was serious
blow to the hopes Of those who had seen in the late re-
wal OF demand here, amendment in trade generally