, 1863-09-01
Tho Inspection OF Corn.
CHICAGO, MIDp1EronT, Iyoluois Co., !
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Editors Chicago Tribune:
As reader Of your valuable paper, and
knowing the stand and interest you take In
the Fighting and redressipg Of public wrongs
and grievances, request that you publish
the following communication.
To the Board Of Trade OF any other organization
having In charge the TRADING and Inspection OF
Grain:
Of the greatest grievances that the country
d:aler In grain is subjected to: We
are tho men that do the hard work,
TINT stand ready with their money
to buy at the highest price the grain
brought to market, and the class that can en-.
courage the farmer by Offering him good re-
mune1ative price for his produce, refer to
the stGrading" and "Inspection'' Of grain
in your city. We are the most dependent
class Of business men that csn exist, In conse-
quence Of the peculiar nature Of our relations
with the city. We are at the mercy Of the
receivers Of grain for the quantity and quail
iIy of what we have to sell. Our weight. are
not taken, and our grading is not needed
But this may be all right it we could be sure
or by fhose appointed In their stead. To
illustrate what mean in q few words, will
speak of my own case, which is the experience
Of all parties, I have conyersed With doing
business at the different big "coru points" In
the State. own and operate one Of the best
apparatuses for receiving and handling corn
ehelling and eleyating By steam, and using one
of "Richards' Improved Iron Corn Shell.
erfs," acknowledged to be superior machine
for shelling and cleaning, and my corn Is all
sept in good cribs, well covered, Where no
rain or exposure injuries Its quality, and Jet
in two years haye only been able to put in
one car Of corn on the flrst grade.
But that do not so much care for, a. can
buy on lower grade to meet the market.
Il is t1is, that corn shelled out Of the same
crib, at the same time, and shipped the same
day, Of equal goodness, should go In, often
one, and sometimes tno and three grades
apart, seemingly at the caprice Of the party,
who, for the time being, passes on the corn.
I have been in the State seventeen years,
and have dealt In grain ali my life, but do not,
on that account, claim to be better Judge
,han many others. One thing do know,
that some Of. the best samples Of corn have
been able to produce, has gone In "No
Grade" which is the fourth quality IN your
market
It is dlscournging in the extreme, and calls
loudly for correction. GEO. G. MAYO.
~ DE. JAMES, formerly OF James Hospital,
Custom House street. New Orleans, established in
| 1850, and now OF IS Randolph street, ChicaSo,
treatment Of special diseases eush AZ those Of The
blood and skin, and mercurial diseases, which he
| cures by a neutralizer, containing no mercury:
lie poieorons d1nEs resorted to- as they never did
! nor will eradicate this poison from the blood ;
Int enentralizer is positive euro Tor this ter
eofganic weakness, brought on by exeeas, over
ta1atinn to business cured
bah s ad 0 f. ena
produces nervous and general debility rM2gtag Msg g 10
Ssa
OF the largest hospitals In the country u ne treat.
mcnt of special diseases be Is spoken oi in the
psaas of Ss outh %csti
paper nom timo to time; The flowing from the
practitioner, and wc11 known throughout Texas, q
jesident Of Galveston. Texas and for tho last few
yeare editor and proprietor Of the Galveston Neos
ia highly complimentary Of Dr.: James. =,
Dr. James Ii now permanently located at 81
randolph st., between State and Dearborn streets,
Chicsgo, H., where he may bc found from q. H.,
ill 6p N. Consultations tnviolable.
W Messrs. Gore, Wilson Co., Wholesale
I Anctfonecss Of Boots aud Shoes, 81 Lake street,
theF tG ta1 saess nat s ~
1.,ty Of sorting up stocks from one OF the largest
in the country.
~w We call the attention Of our readers to ths
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