ART. 97] AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. 2191

bushel; flour, 196 pounds per barrel; flax seed, 50 pounds per
bushel; herd's grass seed. 45 pounds per bushel; Hungarian grass seed.
50 pounds per bushel; hemp seed, 44 pounds per bushel; hay, 2,000
pounds one ton; lime, 80 pounds per bushel; millet (German and Amer-
ican), 50 pounds per bushel; oats, 32 pounds per bushel; onions, 57
pounds per bushel; orchard grass seed, 14 pounds per bushel; peaches
(peeled), 40 pounds per bushel; unpeeled, 32 pounds per bushel; peas,
60 pounds per bushel; potatoes (sweet and Irish), 60 pounds per
bushel; peanuts, 22 pounds per bushel; rye, 56 pounds per bushel; red
top grass seed (chaff), 14 pounds per bushel; red top grass seed (fancy),
32 pounds per bushel; rape, 50 pounds per bushel; straw, 2,000 pounds
one ton; salt (coarse), 70 pounds per bushel; salt (fine), 56 pounds
per bushel; sorghum, 50 pounds per bushel; timothy grass seed, 45
pounds per bushel; turnips, 60 pounds per bushel; wheat, 60 pounds
per bushel.

1904. art. 97, sec. 26. 1888, art. 97, sec. 26. 1868, ch. 445. 1910, ch. 353, sec. 25

(p. 328).

25. All charges for freight, measurement, weighing, inspection,
wharfing and commission on grain shall be made on the number of
bushels as ascertained by weight and not by the running measure-
ment; and any one found guilty of a violation of this section shall,
on the conviction thereof before a justice of the peace, be fined not less
than five dollars nor more than fifty dollars, and half to the informer
and the other half to the use of the State.

Ibid. sec. 24. 1888. art. 97, sec. 24. 1860. art. 96, sec. 23. 1S49,
ch. 94, sec. 1. 1910. ch. 353, sec. 26 (p. 329).

26. No person shall sell any package or parcel of cotton, woolen or

other dry goods having any mark thereon or attached thereto indicating
or stating a greater number or a larger quantity than is actually con-
tained in such package or parcel, and any auctioneer, commission mer-
chant or other dealer so selling shall, in each case, forfeit and pay to
the purchaser of each package or parcel double the value of the quantity
of goods, which, on actual measurement, it shall be found there is want-
ing in any. such package or parcel to make up the number of yards or

quantity marked thereon.

Agricultural Products.

1910, ch. 738 (p. 330).

27. Standard weights of tomatoes in the State of Maryland shall
be 60 pounds to the bushel, and for the purpose of ascertaining the
true weight thereof it is hereby enacted that a platform scale shall be
purchased by the board of public works of Maryland and located at
such place in Centre Market Space, in Baltimore city, as shall be
approved by the mayor of said city. An appropriation of one thou-
sand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appro-