The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-21
RULES
Governing the Inspection of Grain in the State
OF Kansas. In Force From and After
August %, 1892.
RULES

No. white. 10 be bright, sound, dry. plump
No White TO be sound. dry, well cleaned. pure
white winter wheat.
sonaby clean
No. Red. To be bright, sound plump: dry and
wheat If mixed must not contain over one-eg hth
white wheat and weighing not less than 81 pounds
No. 2 Red. To be sound. well cleaned. dry. red or
red and white mixed winter wheat. III mixed must
ing not less than 50 pounds to the measured bushel
80. Red. To be sound. reasona bly, Cleaned red,
lied. weighing not less than 90 pounds to the meas
No Red To be red, white or mixed. thin or
hleached winter wheat reasonably sound and unit
Rejected While Winter All white damp, tough
Thin white or red and white mixed wheat. falling
Rejected Winter All damp tough. very r1usty,
very smutty. trashy. dirty, damaged or thin wheat
falling below No. Winter.
MEDITERRANEAN WHEAT.
No. l. To be sound and well cleaned.
No 2 TO be sound aud reasonably clean;
No J. To cover sound Mediterranean wheat not
clean or plump edough TO grade No, 2
ca LIFoRNIA, COLORADO, WASHINGTON, IDAHO
AND UTAH WHEAT.
No, 2. To be sound, dry. well cleaned. pure white
wheat. free of smut; grown in Colorado, Utah. Cali
fornia, Washington or Idaho.
NO. D. To be sound. dry. reasonably cleaned white
wheat; grown in Colorado. Utah. CalifJrnia, Wash
Wheat of above description. of lower grades to be
based on the merits as regular No. or rejected.
KANSAS HARD WINTER WHEAT.
No TO be sound, dry and reasonably clean.
hard winter wheat. and to weigh not less than %
No j. TO be sound and reasonably clean hard
winter wheat and to weigh not less than 56 pounds
No. 4, TO be reasonably sound. thin or bleachcd
hIrd winter wheat unHt ior grade 40 marc 'a
winter wheat 1t shall be graded according to the
quality thereof and clas5ed as hard winter wheat
HARD SPRING WHEAT.
I a he bright. sound
No.. 10 be bright sound hard spring wheat
No. 8. TO include all dry and sound club or hard
spring wheat not equal TO Mo-.
SOFT SPRING WHEAT.
No. l. To be bright sound and well cleaned soft
spring wheat.
Ho.2. TO he bright, sound soft spring wheat rea-
30. 3 10 include all dry and sound soft spring
wheat below No. ,.
WHITE SPRING WHEAT.
No. White. To be bright sound and well cleaned
white spring wheat.
No. 2white. To ne bright and sound white spring
10. White. 10 include all dry and sound whit.
spring wheat below No. 2
REJECTED SPRING WHEAT.
All damp tough, musty. very .mutty. 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 according to quality
A-u '0nOi''0h RULE u-coRS.
No. Yellow. Shall be pure yellow CON, sound
dry and well cleaned.
No. yellow. snail be three-fourth. yellow,
enough foi No ? yellow.
No. White Shall be pure white corn. sound
so. White. Shall he seven-eighths white.
sound, dry and reasonably clean.
sonably dry and reasonably clean, but not sound
en9ash 19E No. While .,u,,s. white 40.
wet o. in a heating condition, an: unfit to grade
10. / Corn. Shall be mixed corn of choice quail
ity. sound dry and we'll cleaned.
No. Corn. Shall be mixed corn sound. dry and
No Corn. Shall be mixed corn, reasonably dry
and reasonably clean bu: not sufficiently sound for
No. Corn. Shall include all mixed corn. not
vet or in heating condition. that Is unit TO grade
RULE ITr-oATs.
No. Oats. Shall be mixed oats. sound. clean and
No ? OaiS snail be mixed cats sweet reason
ably clean and reasonably free from other grain.
No. ) Oats shai I've mixed cats ,hat are sdgntIy
damp. slightly musty. dirty or from any other
cause Unf. 10 grade No .
No. oats. shall be mixed oats. not wet in
heating condition or from any Other cause unft to
No White Oats. Shall he pure white. sound
No White Oats Sna be seven-eigh,hs white
sound. reasonably c can and reasonably free from
NJ. mite Oats shall Re seven eigbths white
pQt not sum ieility sou ID ana Clf At lot No
No y hike Cats -hai ~ sesrn-etghths white.
lot wet OF IN heating condition, badly stained, or
iroEa any other cause unit to grade No. white.
RULE Iv-HTE
No. ;. To be plump, sound, bright and well
Cleaned.
~ , tn be sound ard reasonably cleaned.
No. ), To include all damp rDnsty. dirty re 0o-
fl for No. =
Rejected To incluse all badly damaged, very
dirty and very thin rye unfit 10 grade No ..
RULE v-BsRLEY-
40 }. To be plump. bri. hi, sound and free from
q Her grain.
20. = To be sound and reasonably clean.
No D. To De reason2 big clean and EaegChsrta~
bic
Rejected TO include sill ansoaat and dAzazea
IA !ey.
RIFLE EI-So-GRADE GgAIS-
4 = grain that is wet. bot n a EsaIluy ecnGi-
iio-l. SHAH * cIa-sed as uc-srAds
" " HASKELL,
State Grain inspector.
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Fer Wichita Saare q Trade
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Inspectors are caution 81 "a observe oa-e.Gly lie
rJss for iIlSp-ctl-- re Nc. grades Il as grain.
ELsr cTC1-a Stances % accept E1s bit y~rfsrslg
sound grain a. No = GA =