Commodity Origins Traffic And Markets Accessible to Chicago Via the Illinois W
Commodity Origins Traffic And Markets Accessible to Chicago Via the Illinois W
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121 The sixth factor that has effected increased barge shipments of grain is the advantage made possible by the volume of grain handled at riparian houses. The volume is sufficient to enable river elevators to employ government inspec- tors. The advantage to the farmer or inland elevator is two -fold. First, early inspections make it possible for farmers or inland elevators to receive payment within twenty -four hours for grain delivered to riparian houses; and second, the farmer or inland elev...ator is more likely to receive a better price for borderline grades of grain that might deteriorate in transit. If the testing is not made prior to shipment, as is the case with rail shipments, the price is fixed when the grain is inspected upon arrival in Chicago. Frequently grain, especially corn, will absorb moisture and deteriorate in other ways enroute. Therefore, it is to the farmer's, or inland elevator operator's, advantage to have grain inspected prior to its movement.
The seventh factor resulting in an increased use of barge transportation for grain is the recent and current improvement of facilities to handle the trade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
121 The sixth factor that has effected increased barge shipments of grain is the advantage made possible by the volume of grain handled at riparian houses. The volume is sufficient to enable river elevators to employ government inspec- tors. The advantage to the farmer or inland elevator is two -fold. First, early inspections make it possible for farmers or inland elevators to receive payment within twenty -four hours for grain delivered to riparian houses; and second, the farmer or inland elev...ator is more likely to receive a better price for borderline grades of grain that might deteriorate in transit. If the testing is not made prior to shipment, as is the case with rail shipments, the price is fixed when the grain is inspected upon arrival in Chicago. Frequently grain, especially corn, will absorb moisture and deteriorate in other ways enroute. Therefore, it is to the farmer's, or inland elevator operator's, advantage to have grain inspected prior to its movement.
The seventh factor resulting in an increased use of barge transportation for grain is the recent and current improvement of facilities to handle the trade.
What to read after Commodity Origins Traffic And Markets Accessible to Chicago Via the Illinois W?
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