MONEY MARKET.
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The sales of stocks during the week just closed have
been very limited account Of the adjournment of both
boards ofbrokers Thursday the Sd ins to Mon
day. in consequence of which only four days business
were transacted in the week. break in the week in
variaby has unfavorabe effect upon operations in ad
vance, and for day two afterwards The slight i'm
noticed in prices caused by the contracts
becoming due Friday and Saturday being settled
Thursday but the amount of stocks deliverable these
days must have been small, If we may judge from the
sales Of Wednesday and Thursday Notwithstanding
the little advance in quotations for most of the fancy
stocks the market continues much depressed, without
the smallest prospect of any permanent improvement
but on the contrary it appears probable that farther
decline prices will take place. Our recent advices
from Texas Of nature likely to prevent any very
extensive operations in commercial matters for
time The unanimous vote of the Texan Congress in
favor of annexation and the unanimous rejection OF the
terms offered by Mexico guaranteed by Great Britain
and France to acknowledge the independence OF Texas
bring affairs in that section of the world, which
agitatng and derangng all business operations
to close once; and until the effect OF these move
ments upon the Mexican government and people are
known, there must be much doubt and uncertainty
attached to any mercantile transaction to prevent any
activity in trade and to general depression in
our markets This question has assumed Importance
and an interest very few anticipated but all must
admit that stand upon the threshold Of event like
ly to produce vast amount of commercial embarrass
ment The probability Of war between the United
and Mexico greater, and is the opinion
of those intimately acquainted with the character of the
Mexican people, that declaration of war will immedi
ately follow the reception Of the dongs of the Texan
Congress- Whether hostties will be carried to any
tent another question but that there will be declara
ton of by the Mexican government do not for
moment doubt.


We annex comparative table, giving the quotations
for stocks in this market for each day during the past
week. compared with those at the close of the
week previous. There has been improvement in
most of the fancies