The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-29

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large amount will be offered. Holders of rice have not
pa led large quantities the market but nowithstand
ing this sales have with difficulty been effected Mt Is per
cwt decline The heavy stock exerci,es depressing
influence on this article. ----eG12 $50
HAvRE MARKET. March 8. Cotton-The threatening
storm that had for some time past been lowering round
the political horizon has at length burst heads
Ia all Its force; another revolution has been accom-
plishsd still prompt in Its execution than the pre-
esdns enc and another dynasty probably the last roy
atty that will preside the destnies Of France
has been suddenly overthrowD and already to be
quits buried In oblivion 1t hardly necessary to state
that total prostration of business of the i'm
mediate consequences OF such event; general con-
sternaton pervaded all classes of society and to com
plce the universal panic that pre- the public
banks everywhere compelled to suspend their one
raons, so that all sources of credit tims
rely exhausted Sizes circular of the % nit the
transactions have, therefore been restricted
eslc The advices from the United States OF 6.h ut
received Immediately after it's publication by tho Mis-
on Monday ssnnight by tho Acadia steamer via Eng
land, were Ia the lace Of the recent important
market which has been considerably depressed and
prices OF American cottons have declined ~ to
during the past week. The accounts from Liver
pool also announce decline there. owing to
the revolution in this country, and the considerable duo
ustions In public securiticr At the opening of this
week, Monday tbs aspect OF things less lar ming;
the communications raom.ntarily interrupted by tn.
depredaons of tho mob beginning to BIS
ed end 3s the BANKS will nov be enabled to procure
specie which before almost npra cticabls, they will
Immediately resume their discounts, although perhaps
TO limited extent for lapse Of time Confidence
urc having taken place in Paris, aud thrown gloom
over our market yesterday which closed in very dull
anu dropping state and attention paid to 10.
teibge brought from the United S,atos by tins
packet chip Duchesse dOrleius which left New York
on the 10Th nit and performed her passags in days
Ashss-Our stock being entirely exhausted nothing has
oen transacted since previous report We quote prices
OF American Potash at so to 81 and Pcarash psr
% XII duty II 8 25) paid. No supplies have arrived.
kios-Inere has been very limited demand Ia Carroll
ma OF which we have largs stock hand The sales
since our last report amount to only III terces fair
"a 90 to 20 per 80 Kill for bo:ae use Our extreme
quotations are 81 to 30 The imports were 72s srces
from Charleston, and 1858 beg, from Calcutta Whale
oone-Nothing whatever has been done in this
arlico we quote prices of northwestern fishery
TO O5 and southern at ~ OK to 10 per half XII but
they are merely nominal. supply OF I76 packages mr.
rived tom New York Stock hand lO5 tons nesipst
10 tons astyeT. Tallow-Ws have no sales to record
In Taiow We quote prices Of Russia yellow at 90 so
small lot Of American Lard found buyers at 81 nsr
hi, duty paid The Imports wers so casks Ta,low from,
onevdso sS cks and l470 bbs Lard from tn. u stats
Notwithstanding to tho official returns, tn. average
price fhomo growth Throughout France at the end of
las, month wss flo Tx per hectoltre (2X bushs,sl
$40 sing a decline Of 100 on that of January Our
quotations at the o'pondog period as year was "a
81 aud in 1916 - II per hect The import duty for
our port has been inoie,s.d TO rs per French or
American vessels and In other bottoms with an I'D.
ditonal 10 per cent At the last Montivers market
decline OF rs took place. hs sverags being 46 per sack
Of 400 XII.