, 1873-07-18

Withdrawn from store yesserdhy for city DON
Sumption 4,059 bu wheat 452 bu corn !;
s,4s5 bu oats LOGS bu rye 1865 bu barley.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
storo this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 01 cars
wheat GIT cars corn; 0,0oo bu No. q do, and
II, 600 bu retocted do by canal; A cara oats 4
cars rye. Total (75o cars}, $4,000 bu.
A Agontlcman just returned from Wisconsin ro-
ports that no visited Clinton junction, Janes-
vilo, Milton junction, Jefferson, Watortown,
Minnesota Junction, Burnett Junction, and few
othor points. at oach Of which ho mado personal
observation and inquiries. The rosult is, That
the crops never looked better, wheat, ryo, md
bnrley promising very vol, both in quantity and
quality. Another gentleman states TINT tho
breadth Of corn Gown in Wisconsin ia much
greater than usual, and that the crop promisoa
vol.
HOT conn.
The interests Of diferont clnsees lio in tiffor-
ont directions, in regard to tho posting Of grain
aa out Of condition, aa well aa on other questions
Of inspection. Tho receiver, acting for himself
and bis principal in the country, ia Interested In
having tho nominal integrity Of tho grain kept
up GO high and rs long rs possible. It is not
exactly 80 with the shipper. AS rule the last
named class receive whatever may be aorvod out
Hamo grade rs that named on their receipts, and
there is popu1ar idea that the warehousemon
always aervo out tho worst first, except when
they choose to ship for themselves. Honce, il
thero bo the least epeck Of reason for declaring
givcn quantity of grain out OF condition while
in elevator, the shippers are anxious TINT it
should be posted, because TINT act will remove
out Of their way tho grain which they have good
reason to believe will be Borvod out to tho first
applicants for shipment II it be not posted. This
conflict OF interest botween tho classos above
named la 80 well known that in tho appoint
select one shipper, ono receiver, and ono gon-
tloman who belongs to neither OF thoso classes,
and Ia supposed to be independent.
This being the caso, It may seem atrango to
which also reported on journalism, waa oxclu-
sivoly shippers' committee. Messra. sykos md
Rannoy nro almost exclusively shippers Of gran
and arc not receivers to tho smallest oItont.
sive shipper, though on joint account, and
not therefore appearing prominently III tho bl,B-
ness. Tho committee was therefore composed
in tho same way that Tom Hood described tug
formation Of lawyers jaw-"all on ono sido."
structed on the Same model7
Nc note, en- pasaant, that tho first appeal
from tho juagment Of tho Inspector Of Grain,
made to tho newly-appointod committee, syas
decided two or three days ago in favor Of tic In
spoctor. Another fact may holp to explain !:
Mr. Donsley, the receiver, was abacnt.. Mr..
Rannoy the shipper, and MIR, Reynolds, who ia o
very good judge Of wool, made tho award.
While on tho subject Of hot corn We wish to
to make particular application to any man, or
firm, whether dealer in grain, who also runs an
elevator, would not enjoy peculiar facilities for
selling on all the objectionable receipts hold by
him the day before corn in his house was posted
ns hot7 ALSO whether, Hupposing him to be tho
most upright man in tho world ho would not be