eansed in the mill by efficientnuuhinery.) Rejection or Reject.—(Wool containing an excessive(luantity of seeds, burrs, straw, hay or kemp.) Cotted Reject or Cots.— (Wool matted together.Cottiug is created by ill-health and is due to lack of suf-ficient yolk or grease in the wool, which… … Government Wool Exhibit. Eveiy wool-growing country has its own special me-thods of classification and its own nomenclature forthe different grades, which, however, are more or lesssimilar and allied. Canadians, owing to contingenciesof market, should be more especially interested in uu-derstanding…
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