PREPARATION OF WOOL FOR MARKET.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 302, 23 November 1883, Page 2

PREPARATION OF WOOL FOR MARKET.

; . Now that the wooj >.eißon is coming ' m, the (olluwiog extra irpm v DoDa^ Ueid:, aqd Uo's *Vrmer'B (Circular wFr prove of interest as we have noticed that larm-rs' lots of wool do not, aß,ft, rale, leaiis.) full tnarkec yalu^ f owiag to waa'b <j( uaiform ty iv the f ( get up" pi . the woo', which" is injurious to its appaarance, Bud wiiicb leavjns th» ooufi,denoa oi the buyers, we \jeg cooff^r a few puggestipns, which, it lict^i on, would' Amply lenay the trouble iricurre'd. The Bnpgp should not be shorn £il< they *re, quite dry, ai^i Bhoujd,>e ke^f, oft a sparrtd flo^r pr other : 4?au pl&ee l,efore shearing, The fleeces should Bp carefully and fully akirted, no looks 01

pieces hem* 1 ft^on th < * :i & e i^ nf ailj''i ro"ed md puckudiwlten b^^d«lf drjv The bales ahouja 2 be^at .^oe^wn to^ pi-even' the wooT^beißg aoiled.^ ■ j Be careful t> k?J^tl>|^ '9^, before and alter Bliearinj^Pqc^J^^P^Nn^giis straw, chafif, or other impomiep. All din'/y, discolouroii^^oa-89, or doable fleece?, should be carefully sorte I and packed m separate bags or bales. Kach bale slnuld b? legibly jnarked ""WTBlftire "raark""or ü ß'fau3 of&ie^oyt ncr , and namberel c n:rcativelj, an I the cot ten t» of each ba'e shoald^e eliowo,. "Merino Floece, Dingy, Double Floec* I ,'! ~Pi-ce 1 of Ijocl<87" Was fed or Greasy, as the caß) maybe;. . . ! I "1j the baei^ have "been weighed, jit ma ; k^(t|»e W"ight ? wn each ba'e f-^ahd'owneVg^shouil pott , * Co 4'y. °f tU^ " waybill" as soon as tjie sw6q]>h*B bijen consigned, with partioa-' lars nni we-ghti of the wool if it has /b-eifweigheiJ.-J f f /. 1 Itt4>r<Ur' to -prevent losi^of goo^slo^ mistakes ia delivery, owaew, m eendipg #dol dr ' : bHW#, j shoai't r^' cafeftil to 1 hare then) firmly b>und wih wire, the 'address pained on the bales, or writtfetf on la t ge labels, and firmly attached to tji €5 wire. ; Owing to so muph handliag, labfelf^ifnot wofa fiecired, are liable td ' "be torn oiF, when the goods are likely .itsriber-loif/.c* iwrjpngfuljy ,dftlj®ared* When advising consigoments of skints, «t>wn@eii' shodld stat ', m addition jfco number of bun Ues or bale?, the number of skinßjia each. \ " In weisfhinaf wool, it should' be remembered thaf, m adiit on to the taVc - wetghtf 6> «ttle>: $011^ 3Dp«r ' draft & i^rpOl^T^> OPERATIONS. („ (a)Srrearfajj/— Second cu k s by shealr-, ought as tfea. siapie is therebyiiijo''red, especially lq ; v^pmbiog wqolßj>^ „ „ . } . . , I ,' '(b) qellies aßWell as s pieces and Hacks j oug4ft ; td bekeplf'/apparttte from the r re*>; c*> mainder ofjthe fleece, and where the. floct is sufliciently large to warrant the dißtfnQjioji> belly pieces m^y^be packed spfftKtttely: from other ti t lec'es^ , ' !V'^ \ >> (e)<?lsh!e fleece portion of black woiol -ahpuldbe kept disti^t^.lJFppa.v.othJei! •fle«?C0 .vroWl, and it t-.ig.q.uap^y'^ebbs flhfl&ci^ntSfo fill a bale" ? :Lh« } bJI^ i ca^ pc ' divided; and branded pa^ fe|^V,^the.; fdivibidn lioe being carefully marked pn : the dofside of the pa:k. '^X-, r?\ !'.',«■ j '" - (#)• Broken fleece.B and]burry ror sj|edy , parts ; should be carefuWy from soond fleeces, and those "com para-4 tively-vffee from V; , > (^f^JlSssification.jjriTJte tend^noy. to>fv^ard8 ri too minute classi,4eiUoa > .ia'<.r(;ry great, and except m the .case ,of|B^per«'. ■tfiflß'Wobl or very lars^ fLckf^t \e ;-_.diß-»^ tibctioa' between combing^nd.> clothings m the' case of merino woqts^and be»t^rcfen -icbawe and fin.c,- .c,yoßsf bj^j is ;a^ that, as ! - a general rujfe,, is ii^f ded,icarp ;i b^ihg howsver, taken ' mW&KXti$. throughout -^^^r^ni/ok-Qi? ' desbription. Wbere, a ,iVviß,nnee^isl] ftJ J paok" one bale wool; differing iin quality ; or condition j -care should ; be 'taken to bare such bales described ana* 'bftmdetf' a9 " mijcedi" las|(?a^ of' brMiing the bales combinaj-and, c]otb-: ing, it may be found politic to diatintfg?afsb^<iaalitießcbjjilifi on - bal^., and m ; spelififeation3 by letters of the alphabet J^jTJ^jeaßon for this. ssthat ni'ich of tn^wo^T^marEeSTTn t&e r is.J.oiu^^%feJiß3i|jtetHing is suitible^ for the use of ioreign comblrs' Tfcjey, howeve', when m seirch of combing wool nataralhfcjKh not inspect b ales s b'Aoded an^Jmfio^ued " Cloth m '■•''■] Hence theirS^Wpeiit'on for such woolwhich they to inspect ontyits intrinsic w^^^Ss^loat. -' }i: - --(f) in^^^^^ 31 ' being carefallf skirted, WS^^^^P removal of; al^i; daggings^^^«Wp)artß , ought tj>ba regn>ariy ro^^^^^it' nejdful roUel bat mno case jsnpmcT they be tied with string 'or 1 an j* BHbstiTOt^f r the same., The use oftier-rouses mu.h treble ; to ina-nof ateturers -^m *exiriction^ .j^hiler it not extract dy damage to their, '" macain'er'y^may 1 ensuP. 3 £ 1 hh -=fJ>AO?.> ! < ~'. Allusion haif bejen^ made) m. the preceediog paragraph to the disadvantage *• tehdaUt on .the nsa * ofi tie! for the fleSges m the case of washedlVob's. Sim'ifSr -exception may ;be taken ; ,to |the use of hemp on the rollers fin therOaae ofscoaredjwtlolAV^ • :o :&:■>£ :s i ■-■■> ?<b -■: •;■'-. -I/; ,'--y r,d'r ni'K.ui--.n yiVI |. ■.•;•