The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-10
GOVERNING GRAIN
INSPECTION
lcontInned lrom Page 2.

Weighing less than Sc pounds to the
bushel.
No. 3. To include all dry and rea.
sonabiy sound spring wheat. not equal
TO No 2. and weighing not less than
sc pounds to the hushel
White Spring Wheat.
No. 1 White. TO be bright and
sound, and well cleaned white, spring
heat
No. White. To be bright and
sound white spring wheat reason
ably cleaned
No White. To include all dry and
sound white spring wheat below No.
Rejected Spring Wheat.
All damp, tough, musty. very smutty
Trashy, dirty. damaged or TIM wheat
f-ding below No. g.
Mixed Wheat
No l.. Mixtures OF all kinds Of
v heat shall be allowed IN Nos. I, 2
and 9 Red winter wheat; Nos l. 2
and 3 hard winter wheat. and Nos.
/ and 3 spring wheat.
All mixed spring and soft and hard
winter wheat shall be ciassed as mixed
wheat. and Graded as follows.
No. 2 Mixed Wheat To be sound,
dry and clean. and not TO weigh less
than 5S pounds TO the bushel
No 3 Mixed Wheat TO be sound
aud reasonably clean and not weigh
loss than SO pounds TO the bushel
Corn.
No Yellow. Shall be pure yellow
c.rn. sound, dry and wen cleaned
No2 Yellow Shall BE 3-4 yellow,
sound. dry and reasonably clean
No yellow Shall be 3-4 yellow,
reasonably dry and reasonably clean,
hlt not sound enough for No. 2.
No. ( White. Snail be pure white
corn. sound, dry and well cleaned.
No ? White Shall be 15-16 white,
sound, dry and reasonably clean.
Nos 3 White Shall be 1916 white,
reasonably dry and reasonably clean,
but not sound enough for No white
. No 4 White Shall be 1916 white,
rot wet or in a heating condition, and
unfit to grade No. 8. white.
No. / Corn. Shall be of mixed corn,
lund, dry of choice quality and well
.c eaned
No. ? Corn. Shall be mixed corn
)und, dry and reasonably clean.
No 8 Corn Shall be mixed corn,
j asonahly dry and reasonably clean,
lat not sufficiently clean for No. 2.
No A Corn, Shall incldde all mixed
corn, not wet or in a heated condition,
lat is unfit for grade No. 8.
ats.
No / Oats. Shall be mixed oats,
S und, clean and free from other
ain.
No. 2 Oats. shall be mixed oats
rweet, reasonably clean and reason
soly free from other grain.
NO. 3 Oats Shall be mixed oats
t.at are slightly damp, unsound,
igtly musty, dirty, or from any other
Cause unfit TO grade No 2.
Nc : Oats Shall be mixed oats,
not ret or in heating condition, or
fi any other cause unfit for grade
nc. B.
No / White oats. Shall be pure
hlte. sound clean and free from
cher grain.
No. 2 White Oats, Shall be rs
bite, sound, reasonably clean and
asonably free from other grain.
No. 9 White Oats. Shall be rs
NLlte. but not sufficiently sound and
san for No. 2.
No. A White Oats Shall be rs
white. not wet or IN a heating con
d tion. badly stained, or from any
other cause unfit TO grade No. 3
y hite
yellow or golden oats Shall be
E AIDED according 10 the quality there
O and classed not higher than No. 3,
White oats.
No. To be plump, sound, bright
and wen cleaned.
No. 2. TO be sound and reasonably
c an.
No. 9. To be reasonably sound and
reasonably clean, unfit for No. ?.
No. 4 To include al damp,
masty dirty rye, unfit fro No. 8,
Barley
No. TO be plump. bright. sound
aud free from other grain.
No. 2. To be sound and reasonably
clean.
No, 8. TO be reasonably clean and
merchantahle
Rejected; To include all unsound
and damaged barley.
No Grade Grain.
All grain that Is wet or hot, or in a
heating condition, shall be cassed
aa no grade grain, Al inspectors
shall make their reasons for grading
below No 3. fully known by nota
tions on their books. The weight
alone shall not determine the grade.
Each inspector is required to ascer-
tain the weight per measured bushel
OF each lot OF wheat inspected by him,
and note the same on his books
g. The fee for inspection in cars,
shan be fifty (50) cents for each car,
and shall be collected weekly by the
Chief Inspector who shall keep ao-
counts of the same. and make fun re-
ports To the Comission. as often as
may he by the commission required
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