Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-04-26
BULLETIN NO, z
Gas Amended April 2, 191s}
Wheat Mill Feeds - Brokerage And
Commission
BROKERS AND COMMISSION
AGENTS

BROKERS AND COMMISSION
AGENTS
No licensee selling wheat mill feeds
as a broker shall charge more than
twenty-five (25c) cents per ton brok-
erage. No uoensee shall charge a
brokerage on wheat mill feeds on
which brokerage has already been
charged.
. No licensee selling wheat mill feeds
as a commission agent, making sale,
delivery and collections, shall charge
a commission in excess of fifty (50c)
cents per ton. No licensee shall
charge a commission on any wheat
mill feed on which a commission has
already been charged.
WHOLESALERS AND JoBBERs
No licensee selling wheat mill feeds
from mill or in transit, as a jobber or
wholesaler shall charge more than one
(s1OO) dollar per ton advance over
the bulk mill price plus brokerage,
commission and inspection fees actu-
ally paid, freight and cost Of sacks,
on sale in carload lots, cash, demand
draft or sight draft.
On shipments from mill or in trans
it, sale on arrival, cash or draft, at
an advance not to exceed one dollar
and fifty cents (s1.50) per ton.
Sales from jobbers' warehouse OF
wheat mill feeds shall be made on
the same basis Of permitted maximum
profits suggested for other classes OF
stock, cattle and poultry feeds.
Manufacturers, wholesalers, jobbers
and distributors, selling or distribut'
ing stock, cattle and poultry feeds,
shall not charge more than reason
able advance over invoice or cost
price of such feeds. Such advance In
selling price shall not in any case OK
coed the maximum profit set out In
the following schedule Of profits that
may be charged in each class OF feeds,
viz:
Manufacturers, wholesalers, jobbers
selling to retailers and consumers.
MAXIMUM ADVANCE OVER
INVOICE PRICE
Carload lots-Ex. warehouse. Terms:
cash or sight draft.
Feeds costing not more than
$4,000 per ton. Sl.6C
Feeds costing over $4,000 and not
over $4,000. z.Ut
Feeds costing over $4,000 and not
over $1,000. .................. 2.ZS
Feeds costing over $1,000 and not
over $4,000. ................ 3.0O
Less Than Carload Lots.
Feeds costing not more than
$4,000 per ton. ................S5. 5C
Feeds costing over $4,000 and not
over $4,000. .................. 6.W
Feeds costing over $4,000 and not
over $1,000. ............. o.25
Feeds costing over $1,000 and not
over $4,000. .................. 70C
RETAILERS
Retailers doing q bona hde retail
business prior to and since the eth
of February, 1918, selling to oonsum
ers in ton lots or less, feeds costing
not more than $1,000 per ton may sell
at an advance. not to exceed $500
per ton.
Feeds costing more than $1,000
$500 per ton.
In less than carload lots the fol
lowing discounts shall be allowed by
both wholesalers and retailers:
5Oc per ton for cash within five days
from date Of invoice.
b0c per ton f. o. b. buyers wagons
or trucks, or I. o. b. cars when loaded
direct from sellers warehouse into
cars,
The discounts allowed as stated
above shall appear upon the dealer's
invoices, bill-heads, sales-hckets and
quotations, and In all his advertise
ments.
Method Of Calculation OF Selling
Price For Virginia Wheat Mil
By-Products
Cost Of ton Of wheat at MILL
taking s2.2o per bushel as
average, (add 10 administra-
ton fee, IF ACTUALLY PAID 1888
sSg of 1888, the cost Of ton of
Add miller,s permitted profit. so
Selling price Of wheat bran per
ton of 1000 lbs (bulk-at-the
mill In car lots for cash) $3.50. $3.50
With bran as basis. add per ton OF
1000 lbs. (bulk-at-the-mAl in car lots
Shorts or Standard Mid
dlings ...............S Z.0V per lon
Mixed Feeds, or Shipstutf 400 perton
Flour Middlings ........ 900 per ton
Red Dog ...........''.. low poi 'oA
Owns Historic Flag.
Can't. Thomas Fl. Laird, Savannah