The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-12

THE liquor ,raar Of the city mas been active.
end the hotter brands Of guuds are IN active re.
quest, shipments have been heavier than Ut
any former period In the history of tAr tl,,,.,. uf
Dallas. The trade IN this line Is assuming
large proportions, and extends To nearly cyery
county In the state. The low prices ut which ali
grades oi liquors ARE held here renders this Que
OF the best markets IN the state.
TODAY S QUOTATIONS.,
ALconoI-S2 80 per gnL IA per high ytnea,
MHiSSy-Recthed, u 1901 So as per proof
sour mash one year old. Il 60 two years old
81 OOcs2 Is; three years old, 81 5OeSs 70; fancy
extra oldw Risky, Gtg6. Us per age
WlNEs-ClarcL In case $500, per quality. ca.
twba, per gal, Ooc6Sl so Port 81 9O@S sherry.
per gaL 81 20GS, Madeira, per gal 81 COOS. whito
wine In cases, ei 00aln.
CHAMrAGSE--Julcs Mum q Co, S2561.e Hold
sick, In basket sAi6b2s; Krus. In basket, s26c.2s
Domestic champagne, 37GelL
ALs-Stook Ale per doE 81 coca 70: Porter
per der. 81 oOdh2 -,
BOTTLE BggR--St Louis quarts So plnts $40 80
pudwclser. own size Sil so plnts, Sii 90 Err.
LANCER beer quarts, SIS, pinlS tlSM
Hub Punch, Sl3Ol
II appears that France manufactured splrits
against i5Sl, OdS hGctOlitreS In 1850, showing mn
Increase ot 2iN2lN hcCtolitteS In the tnt,l nr-
urcs tor 1881 the product of dlstillntiun of wine
and cider have but small part, VIZ 80 iS5 hpr.
Ioitres, Indeed, tho spirits produced from
beet mOlasscS and NruaCeouS substances now
form nearly the whole production. The com.
pletc transformation OF the Industry has proysd
advantageous ~ the treasury Concentrated In
the hands otpToduccrS who are subject To excise
SurNcllhlCes The manufacture Of splits /,
no Longer " any great extent fraudulent The
quantities on which duty was paid IN lSSl OK.
cecd by llT0W hcciolitrVS the average of tho last
ten years, they amount IL lill, lM hcclolltrcS
Neatly all tho departments that produce spirits
have shared IN the increase In lSSi, but the In.
crease Is conspicuous In the department du Nod
! (lONOOO heclolilr.s On the results of 1880. and
nearly 1000 hCCiOlitfCS on the mean dervnninl
prOduCuonl aud In those " AiSuC, Bnu, acs.du.
Rhonc, rose, Pas. dc.LNaiS, sciuc.ct. Disc and
] La Slumc. The uistintiOn of fariunrrouS Suh.
stances, which had suddenly risen about Gd Ter
cent In 1850, rose nriher about ~ per cent IN
| lSSl This results from the Importance assumed
10y the new industry Of diStllatiuu OF maize In
several embellishments OF Nurd, rasdc. Calais
nnd StinC-lnlctieurc. The manufacture fsplr.
It's from beet has Increased $4,000 hcrlolitrcS, or
! n per cent lhccNceS VI production IN lSSl is
almost wholly due to these two sources The
disillauuu iuum mOlasScs has remained station.
AIRY; alcohol nom homo mulaSSCs has mercy
gainod that which alcohol from foreign molaSScs
hiss lost'-vis,, about 3SO0o hcvtolitrcS, The i'm.
| ports of spirits In ISL Omostly from Ger.
many) amounted to g3Gll hCClnlltrrs
which Is laL5b6 hec,oliires above tho
ton Years mean. EXPECTATION has scnsibly al.
minlshSd since me insun,cirney Of the crops has
retarded the Manufacture ot btandics from wine.
The exports In ISL amounted only to 27Slss
hcciolircs; being 1000 hcctulitrcs under tho
amount Vt the previous year and lSlv,V ncctol.
iIrcs under the ten years average
The two great competitors ~ Francs vt tho
present time In the production Of spirits arc
Germany aud America hut great efforts aro lust
now being made 10y the French, favored by tho
recent alterations In the scale OF duties on spirits
entering France, TO extend ,hvlr dstilliug trade,
what they have hitherto obtained nom Ger.
many