The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-05
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Available for export

Available for export ~ a.* 29,9ss, $3.50
1t appears that this quantity will fully exhaust the
surplus supplies in the country up to next harvest before
which there will In France probsby be reaction from
those prices which have been seriously forced in
Mar.eie and Havrc fact, reaction and rise in prices
Paris The latest show far less confidence In low
prices and shipments here active notwithstanding the
low qualities of most of the stocks Corn, with large
cep lower here, so So cents at which prices both
consumption and export stimulated The distillers in
New York city about 900 bushels OF corn per day. say
bushels per annum and the average product is ~
gallons Whskcy per bushe being 900 gallons per
1t follows that with so cents instead Of ST.
this day last year. the difference in favor of the dis
s in this city is 900 per day, while whiskey has not
Isn in the same proportion. Thus so cens for
vbky 20 cents at ST. it costs 40 cents and the rels
tive prices follows, June 2
rsssOf Whisky Apparent Apparent g,ac,
s3s'."."...... SIG % y cents. Scents s,.0,
Now the census gave for the whole Union in 1850, H.
" 81 bushels Of used and A. 36i 22i gallons Of whs
ley made But the matter very greatly upderrsted
n gave only $780, 900 gallons for the whole State Of
VIEW York. when FIVE in this city alone known
make 900 gallons. large portion OF the expenses
dsing paid by the pork fed the grains, and which
ai commanded very high price In this market Hence,
With corn at SO cents wbkey may be sold at 10 cents This
Eh'.ksy "rec6ed by simply pouring Il through char
re laid blankets these bed Of powdered charcoal IL
aid AID whskey percoates the pores by which u Il de-
riTee Of all color and taste, well oil, being 'pure
7tdL' To this pure spirit Is added small quantity Of
i'Toring' essence imported at very high cost and the
oo eoored with burnt sugar. any other ingredient, 10
nd Tor American brandy" tosome dealers and choce old
nhac vintage Of 1905 any other fabulous age, to 9th
n This treatment Of the whiskey, which compar
rdy healthy drius mske' pure pois+n Of H. and tells with
ra eject upon the drunkards who IT, II Is once
eO that foreign auors could be imported into this
q" ALL free OF duty and with so 100 per cent
ddsd, the idea Of being able to procure pure imported
Auo1 prepos,erous. The choicest liquors that be
bad the highest price contain lees than so per
Tie above pure spirit, and considerable quantity Of the
npHtsd liquors IL pure spirit returned In shape.
tr Of tho why tho OF hiskey has
No. allen with that Of during the year and the rcsut
rae Of profit which has greatly stimulated production
PARTICULARLY that the temperance ha, afford
Poiection 10 distlsrs eectua than any tariff
| 'rr could have done.
The activity OF exports arising from the low prices Of
produce has given great support to the remtances BY sup
PLYING the nSet with foreign bills at this unusually dull
sa'on Of The years and Notwithstanding the evil augu
e that In some quarters drawn from tie large inn
or' The shipments q specie hence far lees than the
period last year. whe on the other hand the receipts
gold are larger. Thu Ear since January the receipts
ana shipments at this port have been follows