The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-23
MONEY MARKET.


The stock market during the past week has been
eadily improving Sales have been extensive and
disposition to operate has been prevalent The war
has somewhat subsidized and foreign relations
are apparently assuming more peaceabe complexion
This being the dull stock operations usually
very limited and the absence Of many spectators from
the city, prevents any very rapid improvement prices
and reduces the probability of getting up any excitement
in the market We very little prospect for any per-
manent Improvement in prices until all departments of
business become active. The internal affairs of the
country in a healthy state every
branch of business is prosperous the banks have not
ventured beyond safe point and credits present
not extended beyond proper period The staple pro-
auctions of the Union abundant and yield
ting prices and all that is necessary to give perfectly
healthy state to commerciaaars generally external
we'll INTERNAL is speedy settlement of tho existing
difficulties between this country and Mexico. Our rela
tons with England, Of very little moment compared
with the matters at issue between this country and
Mexico. The disputed point with England, IN re
laion to Oregon, will not bebrought to settle
ment for years and the excitement created by he
recent agitation will be absorbed by the difficulties
likely to spring from the annexation of Texas and the
movements made by Great Britain in the matter The
cent public advices from Mexico do not give any
sight into the the government of that country in
tend pursuing in the event of annexation but private
ties, and will compel the government to declare
should annexation be contaminated We cannot conceive
how the government Of Mexico avoid rupture upon
the declaration Of the people of Texas in convention in
favor of annexation. Between the excitement among
the people, and the secret influence Of the emissares
Great Britain the government of Mexico must be driven
into position compelling il to adopt course in rela
ton to the United States, it would if possible avoid
This being the present complexion Of foreign affairs
we may look for important advices from Mexico
the result of the convention to be held in Tex
as is known AS the Mexican government finds
that all the proposals made to acknowledge the indepen
dence Of Texas not accepted and annexation is de-
termined upon the affair will be brought to crisis and
the question disposed of in way. We cannot think
the Mexican will quietly permit its ter
ritory be dismembered and large and valuable
portion taken from its control We cannot believe that
the people Of Mexico will suffer the annexation Of
as to the Ured States, without making effort to
recover that section of their country obtain salts
faction for its loss. declaration of must be the
result of these movements but to what extent hoses
| will be carried is at present difficult to tell
This position of our foreign reationmust have very
injurious influence upon commercial affairs, upon
stock operations and stock securities So long there
exists the slightest probability of collision long as
there exists any disagreement between this and any
foreign power internal and external must
remain in very unsettled state.
We annexa comparative table giving the quotations
for stocks in this market for each day during the past
week. compared with those current at the close Of the
week previous 1t will be that in Of the fan
cy stocks there has been quite on improvement.
QUOTATIONS. FOR THE PRINCIPAL SrocKs IN THE New YoRx