G.-Table showing the number of persons who paid special taxes as brewers, retail and wholesale dealers in malt liquors, and retail and wholesale liquor dealers, for the fiscal years ended June 30th, 1910 and 1911.

Total....

1,568 1,524 19,655 18, 881 11,645 12, 177 217,813 218,393 6, 652 7,070

*Includes Accomac and Northampton counties, Virginia.

7217,813 218,

H.-Table showing Tax paid Fermented and Distilled Liquors, corresponding Quantities, estimated increase of Population, and Quantity per Capita for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, by States and Territories, also number of Retail Dealers, and Population to each Dealer.

1,137,100

$63,216,851.24 1,959,722,388 $148,060,212.34 134,400, 193 95,381,046 20.55 1.41 237,274 402

NOTE.-The estimated population of the U. S. is based upon the figures furnished by the Census Office for the year ended June 30, 1911, and is as follows:

.93,927,342—an increase of 1,955,076, or .021257+%

For Continental U. S..

MALT LIQUORS, HOPS, BARLEY-MALT, AND RICE MEAL, RICE FLOUR AND BROKEN RICE

DURING THE FISCAL YEARS BELOW ENUMERATED

A.-Import of foreign beer, ale, porter and other malt liquors

for the last ten fiscal years:—

IN BOTTLES OR JUGS
Gallons

Value

1902... 1,198,406 $ 1,161,965

Of the foreign beer, etc., imported in 1911, there were received:

8,480

5,424

3,480

3,510

168,120

From Norway.
From Sweden..
From England.
From Scotland.
From Ireland..

6,859 32,678

4,507

22,351

A.-Export of foreign beer, ale, porter and other malt liq

B.-Export of beer and ale of domestic produce for the last

IN OTHER COVERINGS

IN BOTTLES.