The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-05-09

In tbe san FraEei.eo N'Teantae Gg=sfts, re dni come
extract. relating - sol, which will bar rypubi-hinr. More
ATTENTION ls being paid % tL@ growth q vol GA this ISLAND and
Ha~ah, and the clipping of This spring has been much larger
than that % any previous year. Germany Affords a sure mar
kt Nr every bale that y can produce. and se n,tcc that til
kV Hsoa, nov ioadng Er Bremen, r.ks- q Considerable
quantity. From one u our exchange. Ee learn that The yield
fTOol IN Oregon. which in 1889 was go 600 rs increased in
lsso % 10000 rs, met 81 Vhieh za- exported % Eastern
markets. The price reahz-i By the Oregon farmer fr their
wool Is from lie o lSs per poGnd- The following are the e&-
tracts referred to-
A. in a bale q vol the good is lot sight % when mixed with
the Door, 80 each individuals STARE in the STATE clip tends u
dessdor-ir the quality AMI price q the whole. shear-rs arr tDo
nrgetful Of the important fact that their WOOL must 20 % market
with their name % t-mIst have a Character good ~ had,
estabished-And that this cannot b. done in a single season
~ -1"uzh thsy may Ht - ne return % extra E-n1T and
pains in euHIng, sorting and packing az once, il j. sure event
advise our readers, who may be about u commence their shear
ing, 70 b- particular In sorting their vol - that the f-ec.s u
ven M :, x.. h ~ ami separ,,e The b-st ortfo,. ~ T. 49,
fleece from the cDarseT parts tying lr= fine wool from the -h1ul-
der in a roll by itself, ami hot wasting i by putting it with the
other. the price Of which IS Heter enhanced ~ M aImixtgrc
of choice bits And. above all. do not buuIIe the whole mass
into a haItseEed wooLsaek- with the ends gaping open, hut let
each fleece - neatly and securely tied, and the whole packed
IN a compact bale or sack
The adler may think " e are unreasonable TO urge 90 much
hut Il should be bom= in mimi that - are just making a repu-
paring .oi sr the market depends greatly The future esuIHa-
tbn % the STATE clip, in witch they arr interested, and BY
which the whole state ~ll be affected
In John L Bo~es & Brother's Liverpool TooI Circular %
January LIST, :he allowing remarks strike Us as interesting.
The chfef scarcity - Of sound Nng-tapIel NOJl- urc-- gf /
.hieh have advanced in = greater ratio than those % short,
tsnder, hIsrpwn classes. Canada has this year supplied Us,
via the Unitei states, witpJ0OO bags ola very suitable eharac-
ter Tor or market, hut which wool admits o. a considerable i'm /
proygm-nt In growth, as we'll as great care in classification. |
California and ether countries o thu Pacific promise To be large |
producers, and possess varieties of climate and requisites cal
cuiatei Or raising many descriptions AMI il j. a question for Il
farmers, whsre heritage j. abundant, and other conditions suit 4
able. whether they may not do better ny growing a large fleece
ola breed apprOxmating IN the Leicester, rather than a snail
one Of tn m~rino. Many other countries in various part q
the ~orhf-partcaariy Northern Africa. Turkey, Lgyp. Russia.
Portugal, the East InIrs, etc-p-s-ss breeds q sheep. tie
wool % which. by the introduction q suitable rams, or by Judi
ctous crossing with the bet % what they already have, mizh:
he vastly improved AMI rendered adaptable o. many additional
purposes
Care should BE- taken % eliminate those sheep whose white
wool j. Spoiled by sprinkhng % thick col0red hairs the wool
should be sent % market more free % bur-, seed. and filth the
m.tttrt. Inferior amt cDtored fe~c-s sh0uLt he packed s-parateIy
from thc good white ones. At the same time an indfscrmiuate
heritage % SINE eounfrbes-which efainenty favor the Nerin0
and Nestzo breeds Cor which wool here il a sufficient anil in
crensing drmandl-wouh prove entirely unsuitable % y larger
Kind The Object % these remarks y merely % suggest i'm
provemsnt IN cases where littr attention has t-eu paid, and
-here Euch has besn tet o. nature or chance.
In all these sytrarts IL will h. observed tina: the Importance
oftheeoaditian In which wcois sent 10 market is impressed upon
the grower sorting and gradiugb resortei to In san FrancseD
by buyers who ship abrai ant the reputation ofCaIffornia woods
has Of lre been much improved thereby. But more is 70 he
done in that way by The farmers themselves, by preserving their
reeces free from dirt and rubbish q all kinds. A clean and
proper Place -hauLI be resorted 10 Er shearing the animal, the
fe-ces should then b. At once sccureIy roueI and tied. AMI IL
wish % reap the advantage q fun market value they
must abstain frun mixing qualities IN the same baIc- When
this Is done, the buyer hVes the lower grades TO the criterion q
the whole. and the srazi-r doe- not derive the advantage that h.
shoGd from HE really tine f-errs.