St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-27

load, the actual amount thereof may be
allowed to such warehOuseman. but IN
no case to exceed sixty pounds for such
carload.
When warehouse receipts are surren-
dered and demand made for delivery of
grain. if the local warehnuseman pre-
fers to deliver such grain from an ele-
yator at st. Paul, Minneapolis, st. Cloud
or Duluth, he shall have prior right
and liberty to do so under the following
conditions: The owner of such grain
may in such case designate at which OF
the above points he desires the delivery
made, whereupon the warehOuseman
shall issue All order upon any regular
elevator at such designated point, in
favor of the owner of such grain, or his
order. for a like quantity and grade as
mentioned in said warehouse receipts,
such grain to be subject to official In
SDectiOn and weight before delivery.
Such grain shall be subject only to such
lawful charges as may accrue between
the date of such order and the date the
grain is delivered from such terminal
warehouse. The term
ssLawfai Charges.
is held to signify the, regular freight
charges on the gross weight of such
grain, the charge for official inspection
and weight, and such storage or other
charges as may accrue by reason of de-
lay in presenting such order at the
terminal warehouse Tor the delivery of
the grain specified therein. If such
order is presented and delivery de-
manded within five days from date of
its issue, no storage or other terminal
elevator charges shall be made against
the holder of such order. The local
warehouseman issuing such order shall
be liable to the owner of such order for
any damage or loss caused by unlawful
delay or refusal to deliver such grain
on the part of such terminal warehouse
man,.
Warehouse receipts or orders shall
not be issued for greater quantity Of
grain than was contained in the lot or
parcel stated to have been received, nor
shall they contain any language in any
wise limiting or modifying the liability
of the party issuing the same, as ini-
posed by the laws Uf this state.
The charge for receiving grain, in
surfing, handling and storing the same
fifteen days and delivering shall be 21a
cents per bushel. Ii delivered in car
load quantities within ten days with
immediate shipping order, two cents
per bushel. Storage charges after the
first fifteen days, one-half cent per
bushel for each fifteen days or part
thereof, but shall not exceed five cents 4
for six months.
Form of Receipt.
The term grain is held to signify
and include the following products:
Wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley and flax
seed.
The following form of warehouse
storage receipts is established by the
commission as the proper form to be
adopted by the owners Of public cOun-
try elevators aud warehouses:
Mo-. -. ......... Minn., ......- $780,.
Received IN Store OF .......... .......
-. .......... bushels No Wheat,
which amount and same quality by grade
will be delivered to the owner of this re-
ceipt or his order. as provided by law and
the rules OF the railroad and warehouse COM
mission of Minnesota, upon surrender there
of and payment of lawful charges
The established maximum rates and
charges for receiving grain, insuring. hand
ling and storing same fifteen days ana deliy-
ering is 2l2 cents per bushel: if delivered in
carload lots within ten days, with immediate
shipping orders, cents per buShel
Storage after the first fifteen days. la cent
per bushel for each fifteen days OR part
thereof but lotto exceed cents per bushel
for six months. If grain is cleaned at own
ers request " cent extra per blu.
The grain is insured for benefit OF the
owner.
;. bu... lbs, gross.
......bu ..........I bs, dockage.
-. Du.... 49,. lDS., net.