, 1873-12-15

found whore long oxporioncn IN hn', .lt,g grnli,s
peculiarly iits him for oil ihtc ulEont dtsellasgo
clant would not bo likoly 10 ssolt for On oxper.
bookkooper In biachemith''shor BIT, aineo
tho law requires tho 0ovcrsaor TO sock otltside
the trade whoro tho most competent talent ior
Ito ollIce wouabo moat likely to ho found. pof'
hapH tho appointment WIS as gr'od na tte traao
could expect. In theao ronnaks, 1t ia not f,-
tonict1 to oriticiao tho action Of tho aoye1nor,
WHO waB restricted by tho tertnh 10 OF ,, tno 'aw
lrnao) in milking Ills snlec:'on Tor ultet n
spoctor; or tho oharactor Of his annoihtoo, De-
ca,,so tito Govoruor VIVA SO rontrantod.
1Iavo tho glaloa Of grain betMl improved, o. of
Ohicauo insroctou bcen established III foroigr
It is not expected tho Chief inspector will int
prove the getiorat qunty Of tito crop; btt, ior.
ss'S is7s and Is ISIS 5' was eseopl,onany good and
therefore, highly favorable for cEtnbiish'ng % SNa
nlaiutainlng d high standard for Chicago fnspec.
ton; and yot 40 Ind .Cl,scago' No. whaat
dntly quoted in tho Now York mar,ut . 10 oco'''S
This inforiorty Of Chicago wheat dooB not
ariso from any restrictions in the rules for
inspection established by tho Comnasonef.s .s o.
la,lroads and Warehouses; It is no ,!eaoo aonus .Eno
wheat is received from Minnesota, tho balauco
from Wisconsin,, Iowa. &C.. and avoragoa pot
tor quality than tho Iowa; whttc Chicago receives
from tho Batno StntcB, but d less p1Dt,oft!oh o1
tl,o whole from Minnesota than lltlWaukoc.
tut Mating ull duo allowance for this, thore
shn,,id not with proper euro In grad-
Inc. bo more thatl q cents difToronco
IN quality in favor OF nllTanknIo .I. "lost, trodo
| r. f,hicnco nr,slur from want Of uni
formity In tho quality Of No, 2 ,pheat will
rnns.;ly aupenr whosl 1t Ia known that
exporters in Nov York hayo & at ~ aues cuI
lnsE. Wlilo It is difficult TO induce exporters to
an1d orders to Ghicngo for wheat at cost, laid
down in Now York. Of s con.s per, blashol less
than they will pey for MILWAUKEE, wheat ana tho it,
| milwaukee,, NO Know what we Will got; IT "o Or
5or In Chicago, wo don't know sometimes 1t ta
fair quality, but inferior to milwaukee,, md
sometimes it is very inferior; 1t Is not o. @ nns'
fo,tudad> wo have tho toatimony Of several Chi
carn dealers WHO spent several weeks In Nov
York during tholast full, and to whom New 4orl
denicrs expTessed this
WANT OF CONFIDENCE
in Chicago inspection. From tho uniforIn good
nualIty Of tic last wlleat-crops, 1t il hard to boz
linyo thoro is any necoysity for SO wtdo differ.
enco IN price; and it certainly IL not crtAlitablt
Hhinaro Isaiors, II our grades wofa improycs
e1,d nu;forn,. each grado would command
hicher 1,rice. and Tho higher price would draw
n,6rn whcnt to tho Chicago market, and ORDER
| from Eastern mnrKota ior H. "h'1o WV eos'it4.
shipper would roatlzo aR nucA OF moie Aoouu.
fnr l,is wheat.
The cstimnto in whicl, tho difference in til
| o1,allty of Milwaukee aud CDlcngo wheat IL hel
il not confined to Now York dea!ors. but is notc
gut a,aoted in orory market, both In this co1ntr
: aud III Europe, and greatly to tho dotrlmolst .
T / tic Chicago trahe. New 1orK exporters Ee'H.s
Euronoall marlotu, for Milwaukee wLoat. It
. | ensy to sec how thta u!Bcramlnation aoMl1st en
: 1;nlit. orders fot Chicago wheatdycct from Euro
. | peau 1narkots, while we nre endoavorlliS 10 Ct
tab!iBh dl ect trade. Tho proper inspection, III
\ | nuiforrnity in grading Of grain. aro OF
i VASTLY MORE 1MPoHfAScE
!. to tho general trade and commerce OF Cnlcae
thAn who BhRli bo Governor OF lAluol8, q
tic produce Of tito country marketed here is.
A. rrrat axtout Tie bnsia Of tlo trado aud con
:, uerce of Chicago nnl AZ tho produce iB roce. !
a ed from six or eight different States III tn