Wyoming § 11-11-111 Warehouseman's records; contents; inspection
and audit by department; issuance of warehouse receipts

Wyoming Statutes

§ 11-11-111 — Warehouseman's records; contents; inspection and audit by department; issuance of warehouse receipts

Wyoming § 11-11-111

Title 11Agriculture, Livestock and Other Animals

Ch. 11BUYING, SELLING AND STORING OF GRAIN

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Bluebook

Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 11-11-111 (2026).

Text

(a)Every warehouseman shall keep a complete record of all grain handled by him including the following:

(i)Name, address and phone number of the grower and of the owner;

(ii)Date of issuance of receipt;

(iii)Kind, quantity, quality and grade of grain received;

(iv)Agreed purchase price, if purchased;

(v)Agreed commission charged, if consigned;

(vi)Date of sale of consigned grain, to whom sold and price for which sold;

(vii)Date and details of settlement with vendor or consignor;

(viii)Documentation stating the location of the stored commodity. If the commodity is stored in another warehouse, then proof of bonding by that facility shall be included in the records.

(b)The above records shall be open to the confidential inspection of the department or its authorized agents at all ti

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(a) Every warehouseman shall keep a complete record of all
grain handled by him including the following:
(i) Name, address and phone number of the grower and
of the owner;
(ii) Date of issuance of receipt;
(iii) Kind, quantity, quality and grade of grain
received;
(iv) Agreed purchase price, if purchased;
(v) Agreed commission charged, if consigned;
(vi) Date of sale of consigned grain, to whom sold
and price for which sold;
(vii) Date and details of settlement with vendor or
consignor;
(viii) Documentation stating the location of the
stored commodity. If the commodity is stored in another
warehouse, then proof of bonding by that facility shall be
included in the records.
(b) The above records shall be open to the confidential
inspection of the department or its authorized agents at all
times. Upon request of the depositor, every warehouseman shall
issue a receipt for all grain received for storage on a form
furnished by the department.