MONEY MARKET.


Tuesday, August 26-6 p. M.
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There slight decline in quotations for stocks to
day. Norwich and Worcester fell of per cent Long
Island /; Canton Il Reading Railroad :; Morris Canal
t; Farmers Loan, !; Pennsylvania SIS / Harlem i'm
proved, !; and Mohawk closed firm at yesterdays
prices


The improvement in the stock market experienced
within the past few days has been produced principal
l by the change which has taken place the minds of
stock operators, in relation to affairs with Mexico
1t matters very little with these speculators what the
actual position of the U. States and Mexico may be in
ation to war; 1t the impression upon the public mind
that affects the interests of those engaged in depressing
initiating prices Of fancy stocks The advices received
from Mexico, by the Relampsgo at New Orleans, from
Vera Cruz, had very unavorabe effect upon the stock
market and prices steadily declined, until advices ten
days later, by the Water Witch, to hand.
The advices per the Water Witch produced wonderful
improvement in the stock market and prices have since
been steadily advancing The latest from Mexi-
CO are considered by many to be belgerent
than those received by the Relampago but far the
stock market is concerned the effect of the two accounts
has been widely different The influence of the various
reports from the South in relation to hosties, upon
movements in Wall street. is very good index Of the
feeling among those deeply interested in the result of
the existing difficulties between this country and Mexi
CO. The fortunes of most of them at stake, and
ry rumor and report carefully weighed and consider
ed. II may appear to casual observer, that the specu
laors Of Well street reckless desperate set Of men,
but every man among them makes of every circum
stance favorable unavorabe advance his interests
and nothing is done, movement of any Importance
made, without first carefully calculating chances, and
operating accordingly The prospects and probabilities
Of war with Mexico closely watched by these
shrewd spectators and the complexion ofthe stock
ket showsthe impression upon the minds Of the ope-
yators.


The imports and exports of the United States for the
year ending June sOth, ls45, have been annexed


COMMERCE THE UNITED STATES.


Year ending jane 80, ls45.


Imports.


Value Of merchandise imported free of duty o2577o
|alue o. merchandise imported paying duty, 964s6sl6


Total value of imports for the year. .$ilso 5se


Eaports


Foreign merchandise. ...... Sl4,977,457
Domestic produce. 92,9l4,165


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