The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15
Fashions Tor December.
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1t h. impossible to imagine anything richer more
beautiful than the present style OF dress The appear
OF fashoLables az the theatres balls is quite
dazzling Diamonds are worn in great profascn mixed
either with the ribbons much in vogue This
winter Bows Of ribbon with long floating ends reaching
the waist, placed in the hair we'll the BODY
and sleeves. Dresses Of Grape MORE tafietas
trimmed with these beautiful ribbons of which
OF velvet and gauze worked with gold or silver.
white tafietes, with ounces embroidered In bright
seoreo sss The high body open in front to the waist
rinmsd with = narrow lace, placed Hat The half long
sleeves from the shoulder to the bottom aud
bfoocrsd down each and round the bottom The
edges the sleeves together by three bows Of
bbon forming openings for touionnes of lace 10 pass
through double Of bouiionnex round the bottom
OF the sleeve The couture composed Of bows Of lib
bon rlsced in buDchee Tar back the head with four
long floating esds reaching half way down the skirt
OF the robe Splendid brscelets complete the elegant
toilette.
Among the novelties Of fashionable house of business
noticed dress OF pale green tsfetas trimmed with
three ounces with silver fringe the heading
dotted with silver stsrs the flounces raised each
side with bows Of tafetas ribbon with stamped velvet
leaves and silver edges.
Another dress Of white taetas had the front breadth
trimmed with FIVE net founces edged with wIeaths Of
aud chenille. Each hounce is fastened n tho ex:
tremites With small bouquets of green velvet leaves,
mixed with rosett.s Of PINK chenille falling in light tss
sells the leaves The bo1y Of the dees trimmed in
the pemradour style with the same ga ntufe.
A robe Of sky blue tafletas trimmed high the
Knees with bouoppes of tua mix ed with yer buds
Two ,kirts ar blue tule with mems round the DO tom
the skirt of taffsts. The skirts fast
with sreatbs OF flowers placed zgzsg The sleeves
very short orBamented with . t0uilcnnie OF tulo
mixed With flowers the berthe cut heaIt-shape, and
trimmed to match
Fancy skirts are accompanied by black velvet bss.
quine embroidered with jet. The baqrise fits closely,
but springs well the hips The .oges Of the front
ana resers a. ven as round the bottom are trimmed
merely indicated by rich embroidery OF jet edged with
fringe
Napoleon blue poplin skirt trimmed with reven
Of chenille fringe Of the shade Betvess each
il open trimming formed Of chenille both original
and pretty.
Velvet trimmings are employed universally both for
bonnets ana dresses Light materials well heavier
stufs alike orrsDented with it. For intasce
Of oresnd has dots Of velvet of dark color liked this
fragile material with gold thread. The couture hsN
Marie Stuart Is composed OF bands Of velvet to match
formed small coiues la farnsse. with barbes OF
blonde falling behind the neck This head dress,
placed ebony hair, has most charming effect. Tue
and velvet silks sna gauze in word all contrasting
tissuee without reckoning the rich ribbons generally
form the s1semsle OF toilettes
Another material equally charming Is light blue tai.
fetas with bouquets Of and r0sebuds stamped
black velvet. Coifuret also very riot ami varied
The reee Il geld oImipga point the front OF tho
hair, barbcs MIXED With colored velvet ribbon
nounces are beautifpl and much in demand
CoGUres q ribbons mixed with foliage composed Of
pink and silver or greer and gold rbooD, with Grape
nowerr. decided in favor and harmon With the
materials at rretent in fashion. When made entirely Of
ribbon In ill resettes With long strings Of rings falling
ladies
Black and white mixed with long leaves Of brow,
OF dark blue velvet are also for dinner coiures
The Markets.
LoKpoS Mo4EY MsKxsr, Nov. 2a-Mondsy evening
The English funds slightly Influenced to dag by
the regarding the augn entstion of the
feet and cen OILS opened at decline Of eighth from
which there subsequent yarist;on. The quota
tion io1h 90 4 for both none! and account Bank
stock closed 223 to 22s redu sed 1908 three ana
quarter per cts, 1899 70 io4 long anDues ol India
stock, 275 10 az Tndis bonds sos 70 $50 aud Exche
quer billie us to 53s. PR MUM Buness In tine foreign
stock market rather active at the commencement.
but quotations towards the close Of the day less
buoy ant. swedhb sori2 was heavy owing to the
noupced Of the SECOND instsme MT and bargains
we're dore AZ 1 y and Il discount notice posted in
the bullion ce Of tn, Bank OF England states that the
bank nov sells American eagles, French twenty franc
pieces and Dutch ten guilder pieces at 76s 7d PER
The selling price for eagiee was previously 76s
sgd rer ounce st Petersburg dates to 18th November
mention that tie Of exchange had decsed TO sod
and there consequently no prospect tt any further
extensive remttspces OF gold would be drawn from
EBgiaad. Prom Port Pnilip July IA the ship Andre
msrhe has arrived In England with 40 900 ounces;
from sydney the Nesfor August 10 has IL 100
and the Cornes July n reported with 600 Of
gold During the week ended 9th the imports of speoe
and bullion into England amount 70 fa05 600 chiefly
rom Apstrs,is experts f2s3 coo chiefly TO Australia
WRIGHT CANDY X co s CIRCULAR
LIvrsroot, Nov 30. 1sSz
Cor1or Our maYtst for ebis staple closed last Friday
with dull feeling and with great irrfguarty In rate
traBsnctons we're rather extensive in anticipation
Of the Afca sdvices stimulating the trade to increase
their purchaser but although specustors entered the
more freely IL under tho temptation Of very
change In prices effected On Monday, deposition
operations apparent but the inquiry being
freely mot the market cltcd quietly although perhaps
with hrnpev The part OF sellers The steamers
accounts aid not come 10 hahd before TINS morning aud
inmediatsly ON thor receipt altered feeling
nsnifss. Buyers were more numerous at late rates
which hcdsTs refused end in the transactions OF the
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