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VOLUME 13

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RESISTER
, 1934 v
Un it e d

NUMBER 137

Washington, Thursday, July 15, 1948
TITLE 6 AGRICULTURAL CREDIT
Chapter II Production and Marketing Administration Commodity Credit 1948 C. C. C. W heat B u lletin 1, Supp. 1
P art
251W heat
L oans
and
P urchase
A greem ents 1948 WHEAT PRICE SUPPORT PROGRAM
BULLETIN

The regulations issued by Commodity Credit Corporation and the Production and Marketing Administration, published in 13 P. R. 3272, governing the making of loans on wheat produced in 1948, are hereby supplemented as follows:
251.226 Rates at which loans will be madea Rates at terminal markets.
For loan at the full rate shown in the following schedule, the wheat must have been shipped on a domestic interstate freight rate basis. The rate at the desig nated terminal market will be reduced by the difference between the freight paid and the domestic freight rate on any wheat shipped at other than the domestic freight rate. The following schedule of rates applies to wheat delivered to any designated terminal market in carload lots which has been shipped by rail from a country shipping point to one of the designated terminal markets, as evi denced by paid freight bills duly reg istered for transit privileges and other documents as required in 1948 C. C. C.
Wheat Bulletin 1: Provided, That in the event the amount of paid-in freight is insufficient to guarantee minimum pro portional freight rates from the terminal market, there shall be deducted from the applicable terminal rate the difference between the amount of freight actually paid in and the amount required to be paid in to guarantee outbound movement at the minimum proportional freight rate. The warehouse receipts must be accompanied by the registered freight bills, or by a statement written in the fol lowing form and signed by the ware houseman, or a certificate of such ware houseman containing such an undertak ing, or such forms as may hereafter be approved by CCC. In the absence of such freight bills or certificates, a deduc tion of 6 cents per bushel shall be made.

F reight Certificate
for
T erminals
T he w h eat represented by attach ed w are h ou se receipt N o . __________ was received by rail freigh t f r o m __________________________
Tow n C ou nty S ta te p o in t of origin, as evidenced by freigh t b ill described as follow s:
Way bill, d a t e ________________________ _____
No.
Car N o . ____________________________________
In it. _______________________________________
F reight b ill, d a te __________________________
No. ________________________________________
C a r r ie r _____________________________________
T ransit wt. __________________________ _____
F reigh t rate in ___________________________
A m ou nt c o lle c t e d _____________ :_______ .____
N um ber u n u sed tran sit s t o p s _________ ____
T h e above-described paid freigh t b ill has been ofitciaUr registered for tra n sit and w ill be held In accordance w ith th e provisions o f paragraph 19 of th e U niform C rain Stor age Agreem ent.
W arehousem ans sign atu re Address D ate of Signature
CONTENTS
Agriculture Department
See also Animal Industry Bureau;
Commodity Credit Corporation;
Entomology and Plant Quarantine Bureau.
Proposed rule making:
Grapes, Tokay, in California Milk handling in Greater Kan sas City area_____________
Pears, fresh Bartlett, plums, and Elberta peaches, in Califor nia:
Decision with respect to pro posed further amendments to marketing agreement and order______________
Referendum to be conducted, designation of agents, and determination of represent ative period___________
Rules and regulations:
Raspberries, frozen; U. S. Stand ards for grades___________
Sugar quotas, 1948____
Wheat; national, State, county, and farm acreage allotments, 1948, and wheat marketing quotas, 1949-50___________

Wheat trucked to a designated ter minal market and stored in a warehouse shall have a rate equal to the higher of Alien Property, Office of the terminal rate minus 6 cents per Notices:
bushel or the county rate for the county Vesting orders, etc.:
in which the wheat is stored.
Ahbel, Victor_____________
1 Terminal rates for No. 1 wheat.
Becker, Bernard J., and 1948 wheat rates on No. 1 dark hard Frank Baumgartner_____
winter, No. 1 hard winter, No. 1 yellow Compagnie Electro-Mecanihard winter, No. 1 red winter, No. 1
que___________________
western red, No. 1 soft white, No. 1 white Del Drago, Marcel________
club, No. 1 western white, No., 1 hard Vogt, Mathilde____________
white, No. 1 heavy dark northern spring, No. 1 heavy northern spring, No. 1 heavy Animal Industry Bureau red spring, No. 1 hard amber durum, No. 1 amber durum, No. 1 durum, stored Rules and regulations:
Facilities for inspection; pay in eligible warehouse storage at the fol ments for overtime work of lowing terminal markets, shall be as meat inspection employees..
follows:
Market
R ate per bushel
K ansas City, S t. Joseph, Mo.; K ansas City, Kans.; O m aha, Nebr.; C ouncil Bluffs, Iow a_______________,_________ $2. 24
Chicago, 111.; M ilwaukee, Wis.; S t.
Louis, Mo.; East S t. Louis, 111.____ _ 2 .2 9
M inneapolis, S t. P aul, D u lu th , M inn.;
Superior, W is______________________ 2 .2 6
P ortland, Oreg.; S eattle, V ancouver, Tacom a, Longview, W ash________ _ 2 .1 9
S an Francisco, Los Angeles, S tockton , O akland, C a lif_____________________ 2 .2 9
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Coast Guard
Notices:
Approval of equipment Corr._

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Commodity Credit Corporation
Rules and regulations:
Loans and purchase agreements, 1948:
Barley___________
3998
Tobacco____ ______________ 4004
Wheat 3 documents______ 3989, 3992, 3996
3989