COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

- For sale Of Socks q; the Exchange see Last Page
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q For .ale Of Socks the E1ahGnss see Las; Page


SATURDAY, P. NJ


The stock market continues depressed and fell Oft
today I; not generally considered ;ha; the foreign
news produced the decline the market has all this
week been falling OF very naturally AZ the second board
the feeling was rather better and prices slightly mprov
ed The adv:ces are looked upon generally as rather
more favorable continuance OF peaceful relations be-
tween The countries than was looked for. The Eng
lish people e-deny favorable the acceptance OF
the 4eh degree the boundary, whatever may be the
feelings OF the ministry, and the of the press was
much less 5eIgerent than when NJ Polks first message
was received The prospect of war growing cut Of the
articles in the Union had created quite much panic on
the other side as here.


In Foreign Exchanges we hear OF nothing done
II will be seen By our market report that the ad-
vices by the Acadia had unfavorabe effect upon bust
ness operations, and produced considerable fall in
breadstus and cotton and stagnaon in all branches Of
trade Large holders of -four and grain, bought in anti
cpaton OF high quotations by this steamer Looked rather
blank to-day, and must suffer heavy losses.


Barings circular OF the Sd inst says that business
in American stocks is parayzed the uncertainty about
the Oregon question no buyers, and forced sales must
be great sacrifices but holders generally keep OF
the market. Pennsylvania Is offered at 65.


The following are the exports of the following ar
tices from the port of NewYork to Great Britain from
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