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1. This case involved a challenge to a Virginia law requiring inspection of flour brought into the state from other states before it could be sold, with a fee charged for the inspection. The plaintiffs were grocery merchants who had flour inspected under protest. 2. The Supreme Court discussed the history and purpose of inspection laws, noting they generally relate to goods produced in a state. The Court found the Virginia law discriminated against out-of-state flour by requiring inspection only for those
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