INSPECTION AND WEIGHING RATES. GRAIN (STATE INSPECTION). For inspecting grain from cars, per car. For inspecting grain from wagons, per load... J. E. BIDWILL, Chief Inspector. Railroad and warehouse commissioners, in charge of grain inspection: JAMES S. NEVILLE, Chairman. $0 35 10 40 50 50 35 10 004 ARTHUR L. FRENCH. JAMES MCKINNEY. Registrar: DANIEL HOGAN, Room 808, 218 La Salle Street. JOHN MANSFIELD. Committee of appeals on grain inspection: M. J. SHERIDAN. FLOUR. For inspecting flour, per brl., or its equivalent in sacks... R. W. RATHBORNE, Chief Inspector. PROVISIONS. Sampling, including re-packing and coopering: $0 02 For inspecting beef and pork-for the first five barrels, per brl.. .$0 80 1.00 For inspecting boxed meats--for the first five boxes, per box.. 1.00 For inspecting boxed meats-for each additional box... 25 25 50 In case the whole of the lot is inspected, not including labor and coopering: For inspecting beef and pork, per brl...... .80 10 For inspecting S. P. meats-in lots of fifty tierces or more, per tc.... FLAXSEED. For inspecting flaxseed received in bulk-for each car-load of one grade..$0 75 For inspecting flaxseed received in bulk-where two or more grades are found in the same car-for each grade............ For each one thousand bushels from elevator or warehouse to lake transportation..... For each two-bushel bag. 50 75 For each four-bushel bag.. For each wagon-load*. 002 01 16% S. H. STEVENS, Chief Inspector. GRAIN BY SAMPLE. Tallow, in hogsheads, per package. Bulk meats, not including labor, per M lbs..... Tallow, in half hogsheads or smaller packages, per package.. For stripping lard or grease at regular warehouse-not less than five 05 10 10 packages-per package Grain, by cargo, from elevator to vessels, per M bu. Grain, from canal-boats, per boat-load 1.00 Grain in bulk, at regular transfer stations, per car-load.. 50 15 30 30 Handled at the expense of the weigher: Grain, seed, beans, potatoes and similar articles in bags, per bag... 02 30 01% 02 Salt, in sacks, per 100 lbs .... Sugar, salt, dried fruit and similar articles, in barrels, per brl. Wool, in lots of not less than 50 bales, per bale Broom-corn, in lots of less than 50 bales, per bale. Pig iron and lead, per 100 lbs. Coal and salt, per ton JOHN A. TOBEY, Weigher of packing-house products. * Four wagon-loads to be counted as equal to 1 car-load COMMISSIONS. The following rates of commission and brokerage, being just and reasonable, are hereby established as the minimum charges which shall be made for the transaction of the business hereinafter specified, by members of this association: For receiving, selling and accounting for the following kinds of property For the sale of property on consignment: Wheat, by car-load lots, in store, free on board cars or vessels, on track, delivered or to be shipped from any other point....per bu. 80 00%1⁄2 Rye and barley...... 66 01 For selling canal-boat loads of grain in store, or afloat, or free on Dressed hogs, in car-load lots. Dressed hogs, in less than car-load lots, not less than 1%1⁄2 per Hay and straw, in car-loads containing 10 tons or less For the purchase and shipment of property: Rye and barley, to be shipped by vessel cargo.. Rye and barley, to be shipped by rail... For the purchase and sale of property in the Chicago market: Grain of all kinds, in lots of 1,000 and 5,000 bushels.... Lard, in lots of 50 and 250 tierces Mess pork, in lots of 50 and 250 barrels.. Other meats, in lots of 25,000 and 50,000 pounds... .per bu. $0 00% In cases where the transaction is made for members of the Board one-half the last-named schedule may be charged. CHICAGO ELEVATOR WAREHOUSES. The following warehouses have been declared Regular Warehouses for the storage of grain and flaxseed under the rules of the Board of Trade of the City of Chicago and the regulations and requirements of its Board of On all grain and flaxseed received in bulk and inspected in good condition, three-quarters (%) of one (1) cent per bushel for the first ten (10) days or part thereof, and one-fiftieth (1-50) of one (1) cent per bushel per day for each additional day thereafter so long as it remains in good condition. On grain damp or liable to early damage as indicated by its inspection when received two (2) cents per bushel for the first ten (10) days or part thereof, and one-half (%) of one (1) cent per bushel for each additional five (5) days or part thereof. No grain will be received in store until it has been inspected and graded by authorized inspectors, unless by special agreement. GRAIN INSPECTION. Number of cars inspected in, by months, during 1901. No. 2 w. winter Jan. Feb. Mar. Apl. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Total 101 1,572 2,083 1,441 348 559 415 1,106 985 95 64: 70 25 35 37 ཀ 2 1 927 484 205 7,138 No. 1 red winter. 40 187 186 208 111 304 88 368 1.182 520 529 549 283 396 338 316 339 854 233 258 914 787 972 35,118 615 986 8.798 19 438 1 1 2 4,515 33,112 512 672 1,021 820 16,593 342 293 349 228 4,860 443 502 317 164 374 134 21, 490 16, 192 16,343 11,976 22,471 14,071 15,89721,061 18,470 16, 188 13,062 10,672 197,893 Statement of grain received by lake and canal and inspected. Bu. Bu. No. 3 white corn .......... 10,000 No. 3 oats.. No. 2 corn No. 3 spring 14,000 No. 3 corn 1,218,006 No. 4 spring 32.589 No. 2 yellow corn.. 112,500 No grade corn No. 3 yellow corn... 89,325 No. 3 white oats 78.700 No. 2 white corn.... 5.000 No. 4 white oats 64,500 No grade oats. No. 3 white clipped. No. 3 barley... Bu. 1.700 6.000 5,000 26,847 210,850 12,458 |