Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-06-26
REV INSPECTION OF WHEAT.

i Our readers will bear in mind that on
and after tomorrow (the 18th inst.l
wheat arriving in this city will be inspee-
ted, according to the new system Of Wheat
Inspection recently adopted by The Chiea
Trade. The qualities into which ths
wheat will be graded are as follows:
] CHICAGO CLuH WHEAr, No. SPRTse
WHEAr. No. 2 SPkISa WHEAr, REJEc-
ITED WHEAr.
The "Chieago Club Wheat" good is
Iintenned to comprise very superior quail
lily Of spring wheat which comes to this
market of the kind known as Club or
Iequal to it in every respect. 1t must be
Ienlirely free from dirt, oats, or other sub
Istances-have q plump, round berry, and
be perfectly sound.
mo. l Spring Wheat will represent
1.-THE lower qualities of that which is at pres
TENT classed as Extra" Il must lie per
ffectly free Of dirt, screenings, and other
Substances, and must be sound and dry. =
This grade will in all probability be our
STANDARD wheat.
mo. 2 Spring Wheat" will represent
our common spring wheat, sound aud dry,
Ibut mixed with dust and other substances.
Ian good wheat coming to this market il
dirty condition will be inspected in to
this grade.
Rejected Spring Wheat" Will represent
1all wheat coming "a this market in an IN
sound or damaged condition, whether it be
.fiirty or clean.
On Saturday the President and Diree-
tors Of the Board Of Trade were making
ap samples of which the inspectors were to
he guided in their labos; and we haze no
ioa et tfg 1''s reg asia E'' - re- t'''l n
v ','''a," ~, u .g'"s't ~;
iusy !, aoa' "'loa : e''' -, ~, ,,,'9 lala
. W., - 80 ! - ~. Ma ! l,1 ~nra
= g, tbo ;n inf, + III s,r.;,, ory5sr.lers
haa,f,.o s'' - aIaan ~ ,.5oaf 1870 ,bav
Ennf i On board the cars CHICAGO ceases
Eto.1av II Offer a nrem;nm for had wheat
rbe Roar1 : Tale Is Determined to raise
.I,bo ohar,atar of o,,r wheat IN The east and
liz gnrona II will bo \ benefit to All con.
I.orna1 Th9 f.r.ner who takes pains to
Iraise good vheat and keep it clean, will
tie rewarded by receiving a higher pri G
than the farmer who is careless AMI iudhf-
Iferaut; v hiIe the commission merchants a
Tong the route viii no longer find it fol
their interest to mix their wheat with
Ialts, screening rye anil other substances
Fh8 merchant who is honest, keeps clean
ias. and is careful with the wheat he
stores, will always comman1 the top of the
market for all that he sends to Chicago,
and OF course receives the largest patron
age. lineage journal
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I 49, 49,, IL c.t,an,;ao or,as@3s !,
800. 'o'.i ~ 80 ~ .1s.al;i.t... !
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lAase zoo -. .. IN efeiifS psi. - ~ :,
"ash%on'an !; 9lhaess = h4r ''','. ism
5nm oiue pils aad soapefihe age -.
Iget good knarter and max her tax mo-
J fhslk.
"Kase 23l, Tummus Kinks, Bisness
Nirshman. Lives with Pady Mulrouny
whot keeps dray. Sjkness, digg in the
ribs and two black eys. Fisk to drink
nv mixter twice a day Of sasiperly bere
and iollop and fish lie, with asigtedy t.
Iinak it tast fSikY. RUBBED his face with
kart grese linament, aged 80 years Of age
Drined the mixter, and wuddeat paw ms
bekause It tasted nasty, but the mixture'l
work bis innards, | reckon.
..Kasa 232 Old Misses Boros Ain,
90, no biSoess but nleantv Of nony. Six
ness avl hnnbuao. Cav her sum Q
M colahrataa oTl;nsoaorkin which sb,
so;d d,nnl l;l-a oola tae-wb;cl i was fao
MET mt snmthino IN # to make her fee
J ! $500 r