, 1879-08-09

many thinking thcrowas discrimination against
Northcrn-grown winter wheat, the North 9ido
elevators, and tho Northwestern and the Sill
waukeo & st. Paul Railroads. And q petition
WAS presented asking tho Commission to sttike
out tic words
ALI NonrnERN-aRowN WINTER WHEAT
Mr. Do91te then rcfnrred to tho action Of The
Board meeting, Saturday, and read numerous
ly.sgncd petition In which 1t was stated that the
mixing Of Northern und Southern grown winter
wheats in ecvnlors Mt this point, II permitted
ter what market. Hcnco tl,e nIenera re-
qucstel tho Commission 70, provide for
The special inspection Of Nosthern.grow9
Wisconsin wheat as appropriate grades tor tho
o+ttcr qualities Of rcd winter shlnped from
Northern Iowa. Minnesota, and Wisconsin,
The Con,mtssion, continued NJ; Bogue.
thought, bctoro taking anv action looking to ar
absolute change in the rule. they would give M
opportunity to tile gentlemen Interested to cx-
rreAs their Views, go that II a change was mado
It might bo permanent, mud no Injustice oc
douc.
sfr. How wanted Inspector Reynolds to give
ILLS construction Of tho rule.
MIR. ADAMS
Ind heard It stated tint a mistake had been
,nadc by changing the rtn In regard to white
winter, rs tho inspection tepaEtment fe}t that
nnro whito wIntnr. II winter whsnt WA in.
snected white las, yeur when It contained Mkt
,lrcs OF otl1cr grain, ha raw no rcason why It
could not lo done this year. Many said "p1se"
no sroubie Il there was liberal construction.
un. nrvnn,n.
al. H., u,,as.,o,, so,,a ~, LAT uo.u., H.,
muttcr Of mixed spring and winter. Fills H.
strlictlons then wcrs TINT the mixture muat be
snch nnc Is uoL 70 aliss; ,. tme sa'ue y 81 LII
WHEEL WHEEL ~ Gu.l'Hs'Su StS 10 s."s'J t SI, LII.
,s,n.o. ac.stern thronrh rcd w,ntcr worn;t
make such mixturo as an Inspector would take
notice of, No CARLOAD came without mixture.
Tie % mattcr must be Ieft to the discretion Of The
Inspcctor.
Mr Marin Huch,tt asked II the Northwest
cru brought d car.lond OF pure white winter
w2lent to Chicago, loaded at Freuport, how It
would b. Inspected on tho north sde of tho
river,
Mr Rorno1ds supposed tho quality ou,d be
It % coai not 10 To- tod, whon rraiu was in Tie cars,
whether it was grown 10 Wisconsin, Minnesota,
or Northern illinois,
Mr. Hughitt called his attention to this rule:
No. winter what shall include oil Northern-
ous dcscsIptfons Of winter wheat. and shall 10
sound. reasonably clcan, and Of good milling
quality.
ter wcat was "a Inferior variety, hut. practical
ty. under tho rule. II an lnsncetor found chr
that in lii Judgment you,d be admissible IN tho
other grade he would nut II tilcrc. It would be
road. rhc inspector wouldn't know where it
was grown.
III. Wheeler asked If the natural inference
wouldn't to that 1t was the Nortnern-grown va
rlctHn the wheat came I ~ Northwestern ears: ,,
AiE' hcfnotus uta1t tntnk n laspggavrs suou.u
draw lhtcrefecs Oh that so.t. !Hey were aoL
Instructed to ucc'uo whero whcat was grown Dy
the car II happeueA 90 ne 10.
MF. d!loert thoueht IL car came VITA
MIXED AMBER AND RED WHEAT,
~" Mr' REYNOLDS replied that It would be tnsuectcd
ns mtred.
Mr. Gilbert sa!tl probably halt That came from
fed Lad to Reep
shcm saparate. In view OF tho coI,structlon. il
,nirht IL as wol1 10 mark out MNorthcrn grown
.wheat," md make . grade, calling It mixed
nrn illinois. and with thc best amber. ii It hap
,,o,,.,, IN ret tnircI! synuin In rniied wlntsr
% whcnt
| Mr, REYNOLDS ta1d he Ind been mIsunder-
stood. tlo ditl not saY "whte" Amber was
said expressly, "both light and dark colora."
sfr. Adams sa1d tho construction put upon
e tns y n9 / @ ss, ono asosd saSe's s
was not ns gool as wilent eroWn 10 sou thcrn
lasltudcs, md It was believed that something
should be done bs which that wheat would bo
held separate. aEd Tue Inspector nos allowed to
sa, s ssSt %'i1sss hat At thsrs @ was ;1 '''
| ptvRuREscE IN THE rRIcE or RLoun
@,a',, So,,th ~ frnm * rc,,s tn ~ d ha rrs
fltber 1lour.merclIants a,i the Chipf Fio,,r.in.
snector toId hIn Tint lllere was ttat difference,
| Anu hefco MG LHONIHt IL was all Injustice TO