EXHIBIT “A”—No. 1. INSPECTION ON ARRIVAL AT ST. JOSEPH, MO., 1900. EXHIBIT "A"-No. 2. INSPECTION ON ARRIVAL AT ST. JOSEPH, MO., 1900. 44 57 + 2 76 REPORT OF WAREHOUSE REGISTRAR. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF INSPECTOR OF GRAIN FOR THE STATE OF MISSOURI, To the Hon. Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners, Jefferson City, Mo.: Gentlemen-I beg leave to submit herewith the tenth annual report of this office for the year ending December 31, 1900. The total number of cars received in store during the year was 14,735 as against 8,085 received in 1899. The average number of bushels per car of each kind of grain received from cars was: Wheat, 822 bushels; corn, 824 bushels; oats, 1,296 bushels; rye, 528 bushels; barley, 1,235 bushels. Grain in store.-The entire stock of grain in store in the public warehouses of the city of St. Louis at the close of the year ending December 31, 1900, was 3,910,863 bushels. Shipments from store.-The total shipments from store during the year for which this report is made amounted to 11,929,188 bushels, as against 6,862,723 bushels in the year 1899. Appended hereto you will find the tabulated statement in detail of the business of this office during the past year Thanking you, in conclusion, for the able assistance you have rendered this branch of the Grain Inspection Department at all times, I remain, Very respectfully, H. J. FLORY, Warehouse Registrar. |