The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-20

DOW sleeves Wnen made OF barege tucy otcorettn
with two broad houuces quarter Of yard in width. or
one i'm mensely wide, and decorated with heading The
nouses Ia corinne what considered IN better taste
for negge Costumes with their broad folds and sleeves
Ia relgeuse the underdress should be Of embroidered
inlet and folds the most essential thing being to prevent
any thing like plainness in the skirt.
Fashionable Colors.-For the present month nothing
can be dssimar than the mixture OF coors for
the Oriental pink, and grey and violet ' '
Bareges Tagloni, nichecks OF moderate size Mousse
lines Giseiie Ill de Marie and toes dc Chine with foul
ards oil endless variety the materials best suited for
the present month In neglige redingotes Of
English jaconet muslin lined the bodies are generally
under ot muslin bouillonnes many pegners are Of
white barege trimmed with ruches of white ribbon The
as the half long Sleeve with under OF white but
these must be observed, seldom with wristbands,
but preserve their width to the bottom the
on me corssges are sometimes large TO have the
rearance Of an open paerine to which fancy fringe
gives additional width similar fringe ornamenting
the skirt in two rows, founce and the edge Of the
closed jockey which surmounts the Sleeve also finished
with fringe Velvet 10 much used TO ornament dresses,
numerous rows OF II forming border at the bottom Of the
skirt just above the hem, lessening width they
cend u is also used black net dresses forming heading
TO the hounces, which commence at the waist Paries
sus manteets, and manes, OF every variety; the
paetos taeas daie much in fashion; but for the
promenade the colors confined to black dark blue
trimmed with black lsce the sleeves rather wide but
not lower than the elbow and broad ribbon eDcirces
the waist for carriage wear they are Of light silks trim
mel with ruches Of ribbon or white lace In fchus, the
embroidered guimpes and little collars Ia Jeanette
covered by several of Vaanciennes lace worn
Well formed inlets oil
lare and the standing up collar with three four
OF ruches There Is no change just now in bcnnes the
ior OF pailes de rz is little open; and capotcs Of
straws have crowns la honne femme.
Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Aug. 3-The accounts from
the manufacturing districts OF cheering nature bu-
siness there healthy aspect there numerous
orders for goods and workmen find plenty Of employment
The weather has been such 10 cause the most
Money is plentiful and likely to continue So fears
are entertained Of an export OF bullion taking place to
orders for foreign grain and -four First class bills
are II and others to ger cent.
Two oclock-The English securities continue to wear
rather depressed rpearanss but this being Saturday oo
9o3 Money and 993 to 99t for Account Excheqner
Bulls are 7s to 1S D5ss New 81 Cents REALISE log
1907 Bank Stock is worth 1921 2Uot and India Stock
is rather fiat at 2S5. It
There but few bargains being effected in the foreign
Investments Spanish per Cents realise 2aa 22 and
the new Gents ssi to ss8 Mexican are heavy at
36 Columbian at l37; Chilian at lo4i and Brazilian at
81 s4l. The Portuguese Converted Stock somewhat
frmer, being A to AT Belgian again 1888 Dutch
The Railway shares have been well supported general
ly. Birmingham and Gloucester have risen again.
LIvERPooL CorroN MARKET, Aug. s-Towards the
there was some appearance of unstsadiness amongst
holders Of American cotton, but the slight de-
assumed firm tome There is growing feeling Of con-
fdence here and little anxiety to sales yet the de
Whereby the .sd to have sn
fered materially have tended to strengthen the tate and
further advces this head are looked forward to with
interest the main support Of prices ID the abundance
Of roonev which enables imnorters to Id ant
the satisfactory ate of affairs ia the dis
trcts wher. consii.r sble brskness exist, both in tx
DO and homo trade. The market to day has been
STEADY. Tie trade have bought to fai extent also
have expor ers and the alss amour to 6U0O bales in
clueve of near 900 bales Orieas taken for the
unent, The sales to-day are 5000 bales. and include
$40 american 200 Penam and Maranham and 500 surat
In prices there is change from yesterday and the mar
ket closes very steadily.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2-Import of the week 36,204 sales
Int FILL
land 81 al New Orleans 81 81; Alabama aud Mobile
81 good extent of business has been done daily,
market prices, for Egyptian, which offered
freely and easier Spectators have taken 5000
and SO surat The trade bales Of ali kinds ID 200
bales OF American, 100 Surat 100 Laguira 200 Perrams
100 Maranham and 27o Egyptian making an aggregate Of
There u steady demand today and tie sales may be
about 5000 bales Of all kinds
The sales today are 600U bales, 1000 export.
From the Liverpool Brokers' Circular of August l.
The import Of cotton during the past month amounts to
a45 $50 bales of which 1877 0s7 American and since
soawers American and against osa s7 bales in issa
OF which $50 were American The supply OF the
suing month will not be less than 100 900 bales
The stock Of cotton has undergone increase Of
IS aso bales during the month"; and now amounts to
02660 bales being larger supply than has been
American On the st Of August last year 100 bales
623 7ao bales, of which 445 400 were American. \
The sales Of the past month large amounting 10
bales of which the trade have taken 44 4O spec
ulators ls00 and exporters 9s70 bales. The average
quantity taken weekly for consumption since the LIST of
January, is bales of which 10 7aO American
against average weekly consumption last year "a $40
bales Of whch20 900 were American and in 1912 of2 70
bales Of which 10, 800 were American.
Notwithstanding the very heavy stock in port,
have but little varation in prices notice from the rates
current the soh u healthy state Of trade in Man.
market for the supplies OF the material. The only
changes to be noticed decline OF Id per b in Amer
es 81 %
sellers at this decline.
can 100 Pernoms 400 Egyptian and ZOO sura and the
export of $3.50 American $50 Pernams and TAO snrat.
There have been forwarded into the country unsold
during the month 100 bales viz. 400 American 22Q
Pernams $50 Maranham go Egyptian, 100 Lagua, and
100 Surat N
JyLy 2e-Import of the week 246a3 bales; sales a.
at the following prices Sea Island l25 l4j; Upands
81 al; New Orleans, 81 81; Alabama and Mobile, 81
large extent Of business has been done this week,
removed and our quotations are upon par with those
quoted this day fortnight There has been less excite
msns during tie last three days than there was in the
city The sales OF the day beings6 or 5000 bales Of all
Spectators have taken bales of American and 100
Surat Exporters 2200 bales Of American and $50 Sura
leaving for the trade $4,000 bales Of all kinds.
LIVERPOOL Corror MARKEr--July Esl9.-Throngho
the week we have uniformly had dull dropping market
and in American descriptions business now pretty
generally he done at further decline Of Id per ID from
the prices oil Friday last in other kinds have posi-
tive change to notice The sales of the week amount to
20 $40 bales Of which 500 American have been taken OH
speculation, and 900 American 100 Pernams and $50
rat for export. The committees quotations to-day
fair cotton follows, viz Bowed 43d, Mobile AID,
and Orleans 5td per Id.
LIVERPOOL PRovIsor M.RxEr, Aug. .s.-with a very
moderate import OF beef there continues good demand
for the finer kinds the stock Of which IL much reduced
Inferior to ordinary have exceeded 600 tierces the
extreme quotations have been made where the quality
han really ne In Pork there In no new feature 10
notice; few sales OF prime have been made at the qno
tatons, and some Thin Mess ship at full rates The
import Of Cheese has been light and the stock has been
considerably reduced.
LIVERPOOL Co.'s MAIKfT, Aug. 3--The weather up to
Tuesday night last most favorable to the growing
crops and though have sir had frequent show
and cold winds the Is present shining brilliantly
The accounts from the agricultural districts very
guine as regards the prospects Of the forthcoming
The wheat plant looks very healthy, and reaping has in
parts already commenced The effect Of tie re-