The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-20
RULES
RULES
Governing the Inspection of Grain in the State
of Kansas. in Force From and After
August %, 1892.


RULE l. WINTER WHEAT.
No White. 10 be bright, sound. dry, plump
and well cleaned pure white winter wheat.
40 White. 10 be sound. dry. we'll cleaned pure
No White. To be sound. dry. white winter
No i Red. To be bright. sound. plump dry and
well cleaned red, or red aud white mixed winter
wheat If mixed must not contain over one-eighth
white wheat and weighing not less than d! pounds
to the measured bushel.
No Red. To be sound. well cleaned. dry. red or
red and white mixed winter wheat. II mixed must
not contain over oue-eight III white wheat and weigh
ing not less than 50 pounds to the measured bu-heh
so 3 Red. To be sound. reasona bly, c leaned red.
red and white mixed winter wheat below No. ,
led weighn. not less than % pounds to the meas
No. ! Rod. TO he red, white mixed. tnin or
beaoh-d winter wheat, reasonably sound and unfit
Eejectcd While Winter. All white. damp, tough,
very snutty, vcry nusty. trashy, dirty. damaged or
Thin white, or reI and white mixed wheat, falling
Rejected Winter. All da:up, tough: very musty,
very sInutty. trashy. dirty damaged or thin wheat
falling below No. Winter
MEDITERRANEAN WHEAT.
No. ]. To be sound and well cleaned.
No. 2, 10 be sound and reasonably clean;
No. 3. To cover sound Mediterranean wheat not
clean or plEmp enough TO grade NO :.
ca LiFORNIA, COLORADO WASHINGTON. IDAHO
AND UTAH WHEAT
No. .. To be sound div. we'll cleaned pure white
wheat. free Of smut; grown in Colorado Utah. Cali
fornis, Washington or Idaho
No. 3. To be sound, dry. reasonably cleaned white
wheat; grown in Colorado, Ctah California. Wash
ing ton or Idaho.
Wheat Of above description. of lower grades. to be
based On the merits regular No. or rejected
KANSAS hARD WINTER WHEAT.
No. ,. 10 be- sound, dry and reasonably clean.
hard winter wheat and to weigh not less than SO
No3 TO be sound aud reasonably clean hard
winter wheat ana to weigh not less than Sc pounds
No. 4, To he reasonably sound thin or beached
hard winter wheat unfit ior grade No 3 hard;
In case of mixture OF hard winter wheat with soft
winter wheat, It sinai be graded acc1rdins To the
quality thereof and class,d As hard winter wheat.
HARD SPRING WHEAT.
No /. To be bright, sound and well cleaned hard
No. 2 TO be bright sound hard spring wheat
No. 3. 10 include all dry and sound club or hard
spring wheat not equal to No. 2.
SOFT SPRING WHEAT.
No. |. To be bright sound and well cleaned soft
spring wheat.
No. 2. TO be bright. sound sof, spring wheat
NoS; 10 Include all dry and sound soft spring
WHITE SPRING WHEAT.
No. White. To be bright sound and well cleaned
No. . White 10 De bright and sound white spring
No. White: 10 include all dry and sound white
spring wheat below No. 2.
REJECTED SPRING WHEAT.
Al damp. toush, musty. very sTnutty, trashy,
dirty. damaged or thin spring wheat falling below
MIXED SPRING AND WINTER WHEAT
All mixed spring and winter wheat of sound
quality to be graded spring corains TO quality
AID condition.
RULE U-CORN.
No Yellow. shall he pure yellow corn. sound
dry and well cleaned.
sound, dry and reasonably clean.
No 3 Yellow. Shall be three-fourths yellow,
enough TO- No yellow
MOI White. Shall be pure white corn, sound.
30 . White. Snail be seveu-eighths white.
sound, DRY and reasonably clean.
No. } white. shall be seven-elchths white rea-
sonably dry and reasonably clean. but not sound
No White. Shall be seven-eighths white. not
wet or in a heating condition. an unfit to grade
No. Corn. Shall be mixed corn of choice quail
ity. sound. dry and we'll cleaned.
NO. Corn. Shall he mixed cora, sound. dry and
reasonably clean, but not good enough for No. l.
No. Corn. Shall he mixed corn reasonably dry
and reasonably clean, but not sufficiently sound for
No. Corn. Shall include all mixed corn. rot
Wet or in heating condition that IS unit 10 grade
RULE Iu-oATs-
No. Oats Shall be mixed oats. sound, clean and
30. osis shah be mixed oats sweet. reason.
ably clean and reasonably free rom other gram
damp slightly mu~ty. dirty or from any other
No. Os,'s. shall be mixed oats. not we, or in a
heating condition or from any other cause unit to
10. White Oats shall he pure white, sound,
clean and free from other grain.
No : " hlte OaIS- shall oe seven-etShth- white,
sound reasonably cean and reasonably free from
No 3 " hate Oats. Shall be seven eighths white,
but not sufficiently sou nd and clean for No.
No I v hl'- OATS. >has. ~ seven-e ighths white.
not wet o. IN heating condition. badly stained, or
IRON any ether CaG~e lnti t. grade No. ) aite.
RULE Iv-RTE.
No. J. To be plump. sound, bright and well
Cleaned.
No. . To be sound and reasonably cleaned
No 5. To include ali damp. mGsty, dirty Fye IN
f, for No. ,
REJECTED. To include all badly dana -ed. very
dirt. and very thin rye unfit to grade NO. ..
Rule v-BARLEY
No. +. To be plamp, bright. sound and free from
otlsr grain.
40. To lie sound and reasonably clean
so j. TO 6e reasonably clean ssd lrerchs ata-
Rejected. To suclade al rasouna szd damaged
bA ley
RT-LE vT-No-GRADE GRAIN.
All grain ;hai = we. DO. or Ia a heating condi-
ton, sh-E.. u CHASED ss ro--ra6s-
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