The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-16

In any year in which there shall be deficiency Of re-
effect after the first quarter Of the ensuing year
Instead Of the bounty picked fish, drawback equal
in amount to the duty on salt shall be paid.
Goods in public store the Id December 1885, shall
DC to no other duty upon the entry thereof than
Cape Horn may remain in store for hundred and
fifty days; and if imported from beyond those capes
On entry, addition to the cost or value Of the invoice
may be made by the person making tho entry 80
raise the value to the true market value in the
Of the country wheuce imported and add all costs
&c. upon which amount made duty shall be assessed
If the appraisers think the goods are undervaued with
use OF the United States and sold the pro-
ceeds placed in the treasury the be paid the
dition. This to be the Law till LIST january, ls4s
All revenue and custom.house officers who not
sworn to be faithfully and diligently to per-
form the duties of their oH,cos respectively.
All acts and parts Of act, repugnant, to BE- repealed
DALrrMOnr, April IS, ls4s. n
Non-.dyrirat Of the Unicorn Commerce Of Bs.hmvre-
Cireu.- BURGERS and Pick Pcesets-7ss Market.-
Stock Board, &c.
Considerable interest continues to be felt with respect
to the nonarrval Of the Unicorn In few days more
the Caledonia will be due, and in all probability NAV be
expected before the Unicorn.
The following vessels loading at this port
with -four beef pork, corn, &C., destined for the Lon.
don market. The ship Alexandria Capt Jenney the
ship Richard Anderson Capt Bennett the bark Paoli
Sea, Capt Freeman.
There /. nothing Of the slightest local interest occur
every Kind OF business is in hourishing condition
Our city is, however flooded with burglars and pick.
pockets and they have met with pretty good success in
their vocaton strangers are however, getting to be
more on their guard, and the gentry use great
care and caution to avoid detection.
WEIGH and Deavan's circus opened last night to a
crowded house, thoir grand pavilion holding about 1000
persons being well filed. Howe's circus, with Madam
Macsrte, is now in Washington.
The MARKkrs-The recent foreign news has had no
effect on the -four market There were sales on Mon
day Of Howard street -four ct 81 u.s. and on Tuesday
morning at same rates Receipt price 81 62i City Mills
held at transactions Sales Of susquehanna Aour
at ~ SIT. There is but little disposition ON the
part Of either buyers sellers operate Rye -four
50 u.s. Sales of Whskey in barrels are now being made
at "a cents and OF hogsheads % cents per gallon The
demand is dull
srocK AND MoSEr MARkEr.-The stock market re-
mains in the same depres sed condition The late
foreign accounts have had little or ne effect and the
market may remain quiet until the arrival OF the steam
The ghtness in money works unfav orably for sell
ers; loans stocks rare-hoth banks and private
capitalists having full employment at Gala per cent
with prospect Of even increased rates State SKIES
merous sellers at 74i, buyers at 7si hear OF moth
ing in other descriptions Baltimore and Ohio Railway
bonds 1901 asked Shares 4sa46S City six per cents Of
1890 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. osso4{ e4i offered for
small amount Maryland sixss are offered as %. Five
per cents 7oa7el. Court House, % bid.