The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-05
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
{ For Additional Guy Intelligence see Third Page.

DoINGs IN THE DRY GOODS MARKET
Trace is active under sleadlly continuous demand,
and prices are very regular. Jobbers are pursuing
very safe and prudent course, avOi ling heavy
sIocRs, but constantly rep enisnrnP them as sales
reduce hem. The current OF business, OF demand,
and supply is uniform Erints are steady activity
stocks kept down, ana prices are kept up; thv
supply ls barely equal to The demand Heavy brown
sheetings are frmer thoug not more active as the
raw material has advanced Beached shIrCn ~ and
sheenDgs low in stock. the mand is large and
price buoy ant, All drills are Drlsk OF sale Canton
faDnes dull with an increasing stOck and prices
heavy stripes are quiet. Denims only moderately
active Gin hams are quite active, and 1tm Delaines
have advanced under yery large cemand tor con-
sumption.
Coburgs st command attention, and are very
brisk VI ,ale Deirable Styes OF shhwlS are very
firm but inferior goods are duh and heavy Broad
cloths are dull; only heavy fancy caSsImeres, OF
good style, are active and firm; other kinds
lower price FlaunelI are odera tely active ana
steady. Imported fabr cs are very &C i've; all de-
sIabe goods pass freely INTO general consu nption;
the pubic taste secures a ready SAFE for them Fine
bomba1nes. fancy aids, and back and colored
delaines are much sought for, at good prices, as
well as oil prime silks. Fine merinoes are waning
a little In the demand, and slight decline is OBJ
servable in price, Apacas also are less active.
still attract general attention, and prices of all de-
slrabe goods offered are well maintained under an
active competition among bu, ers. French dress
prints, mernoes, and deIaneS thus sold well black
bombaZnes eau on othS. beavers, doeSkIns,
castors, and coatlnqs were mucn competed for,
and SaXony wOve dr Bs pOods were IN lively demand
THE GAME LAw.-At the request OF a
NUMBER OF persons, we publish TIE aCL lOI the pro-
lection and killing OF game and insectvorous BIRDS
in Ger am counties in tins Commouwea tn, passed
at the last session of oul Legislature:-
Section l. That from and after the PASSAGE OF this
counties Chester. SchuyIklll, Montgomery, Della
ware, Lancaster, Mlhin, Northampton, AIegheny'
Lehigb Lawrence, and Phi adelphla to shoot, XIII,
or IN any way trap, or destroy any Dluebird, swal-
low, martin, or other insectlverous bird at any
season of the year. under the penaty of two dollars
sect on q That fr ON and after the passage of this
act no person shall shoot, KILL or otherwise de-
Dleasant,
and the lst day of september; or env woodcock,
between the lst day OF January and the 1th day OF
July; or any squirrel, between the 1st day of
January and the 10th day of August; or any par.
fridge OF rabbit between the lst day OF January ana
each and every year thereafter under the penalty OF
five DO lars Tor each and every ofense
Section 3. That no person shall buy, or cause to
be bought, or carry ont OF SAID counties. for the
purpose oil supplying any private or public house
o. market, any pheasant, partridge, Woodcock, or
rabbit, unless the same snail have been shot or
taken the proper season. as provided Tor IN this
act, undor penalty OF five dollars for each and
Section 4 That no person shall at at any time
wilfullY destroy the eggs or nests OF any Dirds
mentioned IN the different sections OF this act,
within eaId counties, under penalty OF two dol.
lars for each and every offense.
Section 8. That the possession OF any person, IN
said counties, of any of the game and birds men
toned the different sections of TINS act, shot,
Killed, or otherwise destroyed, out OF season, as
afOTe.aid shall be prinG tdct0 evidence TO conVct
Section q rhat any person offending against any
NJ The provisions Of TINS act and beng thereof con-
ycted before any alderman or justice OF tue peace
aforesaid, or by the oath or affirmation OF one OF
more witnesses shalI, for every such ofeIse, tor
fet the fine or fines attached to the same one-hal
to the use of the county and the other malt to the
use of the lormer; and if the offender shall r1tuse
10 pay the said forfeiture he shall be committed %
the jail OF the county or every SUCH onense Ier tnt
space of ten Gays, without ball. or malnprise: Pro
Uided. hOtCeUer, That such conviction oe made
within sixty daVs after the committing OF tht
offensr: and all laws inconsistent here with, so fa
as they relate SAID counties, are hereby repealed
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