The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-09-05
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.
Corn. No I. SC No .. S,s: Rejected. s..

Corn. No I. Sc No g. 5511s: Rejected. s.
Data, la149fc for No 1. and &c for No2
| Flour, choice St Louis. 81 80, good White Win.
ter. IS 50@7 o. Red Winter. S 5o@e 90; Spring
Extras, choice. IS co. Common to fair, N@4D 50.
Barley. 80@s5c for choice by sompie. Some
sales reported as high as Oc
Hides in good demand, and q triRe higher
Saiesat 81 for green sailed.
Timothy Seed hiss been in excess of the de-
mand, and quite dull. with sales at sa@2 10, the
latter rate for small lots of choice samples to fill
ORDERS
Rye higher and in demand at oOc for No. 1.
LIVE SToCK.-Hogs are in better supply. and
prices about l0c lower with sales at 81 1904 SO for
light weights; 81 5094 rs for weights over 250ibs.
Receipts to-day about $50 head, $500 OF which
came by the c., b. & @. Railroad. Some small
lots of very choice sold early in the week. to city
retail butchers, at S.. There seems to be steady
demand for shipment. Most of those arriving
now go directly forward.
Cattie-Receipts light, and the quality very
poor No really choice Beeves in the Yards
Common steers, 50 60@3 %; good would sell at
from IS 50 to "a Z fat cows are preferred by city
butchers.
send you, annexed, the rules of the Inspector
of Grain, adopted by the Board of trade. Ship
peTs will bear in mind that weight is no longer
a test how grain will inspect.
Yours, XY.Z
GRADES OF GRAIN AND RULES of INSPECTION
OF CHICAGO, August I'D, ls6S.-WHEAT.-WIN-
TER WHEAT.-No White Winter-To be pure
White Winter Wheat, sound, plump, and well
cleaned
No. White Winter-To be pure White Winter
Wheat, reasonably clean, and such as will make
sound flour.
I Rad MT To no Dol Uiy,tn
Wheat. sound, plump and clean.
NO. Red Winter-To be pure Winter Wheat,
and such as will make sound flour;
Rejected Winter-To include Inferior OF dirty
Winter Wheat, but not so badly damaged as to
render IT unht for Eiouring
aged from any cause as to render it unfit for
FIGURING, to be passed NO Grade"
In case of mixture of Red and White Winter
Wheat, where the quality of each is strictly No.
l, the Inspector may class it as No. RED.
and we'll cleaned Spring Wheat, of bright Am,
Der color-a strictly choice FIGURING Wheat.
No. Spring-To be sound, plump, and well
cleaned, good FIGURING Wheat
No. Spring-To be reasonably clean and free
from other grain, and such as will make sound
Rejected Spring-To include inferior or dirty
Spring Wheat. but not SO badly damaged as to
render 1t unfit for FIGURING.
NO drade--AllS Spring so badly damaged from
any cause as to render It unfit for FIGURING to be
passed as mo Grade"
Black Sea Wheat in no case to be passed as a
higher grade than No; Spring-and Rice Wheat
Very hard or finty Pfife Wheat. though in
other respects No. l. to be passed as No. aspiring.
| CORN.-Pure White-Pure YellOw-No. mo.
|2-Rejected and No Grade.-No. Ito be sound,
| dry, and we'll cleaned.
No. 2To be dry, merchantabe Corn, but not
sound or clean enough for No /, and such as is
largely mixed With red cOlored Corn, though
otherwise No. |.
| Rejected...All dry Corn not so badly damaged
as tn fnr ,fon f,,ri