The Buli.etin. 



25 



They arc nol, bran and shorts, l)iit mixtures of bran and shorts willi otlier 

 materials. 



Tiiese being branded lirnii and sliorts would lead one to believe they were pure- 

 wheat products, whit'ii bi'ini^ not pure, forces the Department to class tliese as 

 adulteiatfd, especially in tlie light of the fact that none of them carried labels to 

 show that tiicj' were not pure-wheat products. 



ADULTERATED BRAN AND SHORTS. 



SB 





80 



1222 

 1210 



1367 



1378 



Claimed — per cent. 



o 



u 

 CM 



16.00 



17.57 



1360 

 1359 

 1315 

 1256 

 1255 

 1347 

 1353 



— ' 14.50 



80 



80 

 80 

 80 

 80 



14.50 



14.50 

 15.00 

 15.00 

 15.00 



+5 



43 



5.00' 7.47 



2.37 







4.00 

 4.00 



4.00 

 5.00 

 5.0O 

 5.00 



6.02 



8.00 

 8-00 



8.00 

 6.00 

 6.00 

 6.00 





a 



'53 

 -t-> 

 o 



h 

 PM 



14.50 

 ! 14.00 

 ' 14.00 

 11.40 

 13.74 

 13.00 

 14.25 

 15.00 

 15.00 

 13.12 

 14.25 



Found — per cent. 



fa 



u 



<u 



XI 



5.04 

 4.28 

 4.28 

 4.75 

 4.76 



7.44 

 4.42 

 4.42 

 4.95 

 7.11 

 7.01 

 6.47 

 6.93 

 7.52 

 4.83! 7.12 

 4.97I 11.01 



4.60 

 4.70 

 5.50 



< 



4.02 

 3.10 

 2.71 

 4.40 

 4.19 

 3. 56 



1 S " 





Ingrredients. 



'5 i" .t: '^ V 



6.44' 62.50 Wheat and corn product. 



6.82 67.38 Wheat product and some 



I corn. 

 12.61 61.98 Wheat bran and corn bran. 



12.60 62.00' Wheat bran and corn bran. 



8.45 

 6.21 



3.71, 10.21 

 4.49' 8.39 

 4.46 7.00 

 3.57 8.30 

 3.89 8.54 



61.75 Wheat bran and corn bran. 



jWheat bran and corn bran. 



60.76' Wheat bran and corn bran. 

 60.49 Wheat and corn product. 

 60.52 Wheat and com product. 

 63.06 Wheat bran and corn bran. 



57.36 



Wheat bran and corn bran. 



When com bran is mixed with wheat feeds, as is the ease in the above feeds, 

 the quality of the feed is depreciated in proportion to the amount of corn bran 

 added. 



mixture with a wheat product as the basis and such other substances as finely 

 groimd corn bran, rice chaiT, corn-cobs, and oat hulls. 



Shipstuff is so fine that the adulterants cannot be seen with tl\e naked eye, 

 and this fact is taken advantage of by unscrupulous manufacturers. 



ATION OF SHIPSTUFF. 



