The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-21

are preferred the former in pretty shaded stripes the
blouse body and the skirt perfectly simple WINS, ,nose
IN pink tartaan made with the Grecian body ana te
SKIRT ornamensd with four broad folds The sleeves are
generally made the width al the top as at the wrist
where they flled into band OF sufficient width to
allow OF trimming composed Of three rows OF lace pun
on 50 as 10 touch another and very slightly iulled
pink blue tourterelle, white, every shade OF green;
poussiere, liacs and grey Mixed colors are still
much in vogue they generally OF the most opposite
hues such Nankin color and red, pink, and green.
The Crops.
We have had much lower range OF tempere
ure during the week now terminated, than that
experienced earlier in the month-ndeed since Thurs
day II has been cold for the time of year and con-
siderable quantity of rain has fallen. Though the state
ofthe weather has not been such Us TO give rise any
uneasness, the absence OF genial warmth may, OF itself,
be viewed unfavorable when tue lateness of the
spring and the consequent backwarness the crops,
are taken into consideration Even with the most
cous weather the harvest scarcely be expected to
nc early any occurrence tending 10 reard vegetation,
s therefore, Of iap orance; and in excitable state
ere holders OF wheat that very lt.lo would suffice TO
induce them to raise their pretensons Up the present
period there are few complaints respecting the APP
peatance Of the wheat plant excepting that il Is about
fortnight later than at this time last year, indeed the re-
ports from all quarters generally describe its aspect
healthy and promising; notw outstanding which, holders
Of the article have display ed much fnness, and II may
ne readily conceived what effect would be produced on
Pices, should the weather hereafter assume less pro-
pitous character
That greater importance than usual shosld DO at
taced to The ultimate result OF the harvest Is prnci
pay owing to the exhausted state OF the stocks OF old
wheat ia all parts Of Europe aud the consequent din.
Guilty which there would be to supply wants in
we should really require foreign assistance. In addition
this fact the prospects for the next harvest are stated
10 be far from satisfactory those countries from whence
We are Ill the habit of drawing the greater part OF our
foreign supplies in year; AMI thing like an
active British demand would, in all probability cause
immediate rise to take place at all the Baltic ports
From what we have above stated it must he apparent
that holders of wheat in this country have reason 10
heo, before parting with their old stocks at low ratios
and nothing but uninerruptedly fine weather can in
! present level
our scotch adviccs speak very favorably of the
weather and the appearance of the country and stocks
OF Wheat being rather important at some OF the princ
pal towns less hrmness has been displayed there than
at the Southern markets Edinburgh letters of Wednes
day state that the quantity OF Wheat brought forward
by the farmers had proved than equal To the de-
mand and that sales had proceeded tardy at decline
OF Is to Is Cd per Or Barley had about msinained its
previous position but the value OF Oats had fallen Is TO
Is Cd Per or since that day Sc might At Glasgow no
material variation occurred in quotations on Wednes-
day, but busine was dull
From Ireland the accounts of the weather and the
crops continue very satisfactory. The generally -four
ishng aspec, of the country and the dull reports from
this side, had moi been without influence on the trade in
grain Wheat several Of the leading markets had
been sold at rather reduced terms and Oats had
slightly receded In the western parts of the island the
stocks of the latter grain are still we believe rather
large and later the bulk OF what is held there
VIII ind Its way across the Channel-Mdrk Lane Err.
| press, June 30
I LONDON MONEY MARRET, July 3.-The money market
has for the last fortnight been very quiet The trans
OF sufficient weight TO sway the market On the whole
aere has been decline of about per cent, rather
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quoted 9s 9sI for the Accounts Bank Stock, 2lOi 10
am; Exchequer bills 55s to SIS premium; Three per
Cents Reduced 99t to /; Three-an Quarter per Cents
l02 to !; Long Annuitles III and India Bonds, lis TO
| 15s premium
| The market for Foreign Securities has been very
inactive and there is not in other respects prominent
feature Prices have been generally steady Mexican
have shown tendency to advance Columbia have
improved in value in consequence OF Nessrs. Barring
Brothers having commenced the conversion OF the New
Grenadian portion o. tine Columbian debt and the pay.
Is I'd dividend. This produced little bu incss
/ H.
tention but the dealings did not any important
character Spanish have been fiat with less fuctuaton
than ordinarily the case when operations in that
market quite limited they have been through
out the week Spanish Three per cents left OF 3Sa TO
3at: the Five Cents ~ TO Il Portuguese 6lS to 6G(
Peruvian 81 TO 3D. Mexican 36 81 the Deferred u 10
= Dutch Two and Half per Cents, %! TO +; the Four
per Cents e-s 10 a9l; Danish, ss TO s9t; Columbian
III to 49, Gillian. a to l0l; Buenos Ayres, 45 to 40
Brazilian, 50 to 90; and Belgian 90 TO 100
very spirited meeting OF tho Mexican Boniholders
was held on Tuesday the object Of which TO take
TO compel Nessrs LIZARD Co to ply over the
funds RENTED TO them by the MEXICAN Government for
the payment OF the dividends and deliver the accounts
over to Aessrs Schneider and CO. the newly appointed
tween 500 600 aud 10000 Messrs Linarii state mat
they have no iunds II is supposed they have applied
them 70 other pay nents than the legitimate one OF pay
Ing the interest but they decline to render 10 the new
agens any account, deliver them any documents,
unless they prepared TO discharge claim they make
upon lhe eAcan government Tor large balance which
the! say IS due to them. The meeting appointed COM
mittee who were authorized to take legal steps, fine
cessary he expense OF which the bondholders agreed
TO pa,) 70 compel Messrs Lizard hand the
money legitimately owing 70 the bondhoders.
| LrEsrooL Corroy MARREr-7spou for ne icrek end
which set IN at the middle OF last week. noticed in
circular d Friday has been continued up present
tine perhaps i limited oday than i has been
since that period The result mas been slight strength
enng Of prices apply wing only 70 the midlng classes OF
beiore-tha j., avoahly influenced by the good trade
and fine weather and kept in check by large stock
Ih ere :, however little speculation going on daily
1000 American have been taken speculation and
100 american for export Total number OF sales, a.
SO bales
From the Circular of the United Brokers
The demand from the trade, well Is speculation
has been good throughout the week and as the late
rivals have not been pressed upon the market holders Of
American have obtained the full quotations Friday
last Other descriptions have been in fair demand and
generally maintain previous rates Spectators have
taken IL 900 American and exporters 1900 American.
Total amount OF sales, IL so bales
| REroRr roe WEEK. JuNE a7.-[From the
Circular OF Messrs George Holt Co There is little
or no alteration in prices this week; but have had
constantly good demand from the trade, joined
sonally by some purchases speculation former
currency has been steadily maintained and in in.
stances, in the mddling qualities of american, slight
advance has been pad Our quotations remain before
This steady and ongcontinued large buying the part
OF consumers is founded upon the very prosperous state
Of trade and the good promise Of its continuance There
can be no doubt that this good demand would have en-
urely changed the position of prices in upward di
rertion had stock only been moderate in amount
On the other hand il is almost beyond question that
large stock would have pressed to still lower point
had not this extraordinary revival in manufactures
taken place The point great interest the reforc is to
watch for any disturbing to the relative positions
OF supply and demand 80 far regards the pecuniay
facilities OF holding cotton they are likely 10 continue
abundantly easy, they have been for long time past
The steamer Great Western is arrived, with of
the possibility Of arising Of the question Of the
| RATION of Texas II 600 American and 800 Sura
have been taken speculation; and 800 American 900
Pernams, and 800 Surat for export. Total of
sales II go bales
From the Cireular Of the United brokers
Tie demand from the trade 5 wen on speculation
has continued good and all descriptions have partasen
Of the general inquiry; but the stoc ks freely Of
tered no change in price has occurred except in Sea
Island which has been in extensive request advance
Of "a per h. 900 American and 300 Surat have been
taken speculation and 1900 American, $40 Pernambu
and GOO suIa for export The total amount of sales
10 40 bales.
RrroRr OF rnr Corrov M.REEr, JuLv 3-For
the last FIVE days the sales Of Cotton amount 10 no
less THAI 10 900 bags including about 900 which have
beep ken on he time tfed