Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-27
Cleveland Advertisements.
CLEVELAND
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lNE beg leave to cali your attention
w 10 The cleyelaud Weed Depot Al Baak 81 where
vugahis terms. We aasisT ourselves that have e.
alii bed this business In such section, and on such
basis viii insure success and give entire
10 con. iEaors and would most respectfully solicit
yoaar paifonaes and shan endeavar 10 merit eontinu
Il the same Cleveland must, we thnk. he re-
eAded the most favorable point In the West fcr onn-
duetnE enterprise of this kind, being situated, as
i IN the veiniy Of large wroi-srOS ing district, aud
havne great facilities nf communication. which render
Il easily accessible g. buyer aud seller. We believe that
u Is eally conceded by tluse hest acqulined ith
the Noas uf Ohio, that desirable Tor the
oun.umet and certainly system can he heiteT eaeu-
lated Introduce those woos the favorable notice o.
the masnfscInfef than sracne them here md having
Ih.m pass directly iutn his hands. The manufacturer
will then hecoms better acquainted with the eonditn
aDd stye WOOL ami th be hetieT enabled to ap
prreiate iis supeTut quality.
This system Will obviaie, IN = great measure, the ne
cessity of manufacturers employing agents tn canvas
the country which will be "f m"re than ~
pay all commissions and expenses incurred here the
balance Of which might accrse u he g'ower and the
wool cost the manufacturer than by the usual
method Of obtaining his supply Tie can here select the
paIteular grade s e he desires without the expense
aud trouble Of buyins aud selling such he does
wish work, is the case in purchasing mixed lots
PruUahy 20 per cent. cf Iha woos Of this vicinity
will as Delaine Woods, AMI " ~ usually command
higher price than any -theI woods Of the quality
the benefit Of which should TO the grower. We
are making arrangements TO Keep duplicate samples Of
the wool consigned to u, in the principal eastern
kei East and West.
We have extensive acquaintance with manufactu.
rers and have recent, visited and cOGveTsed with
nv of the larger ones, all "f whom fully in the
opinion that the plan have adopted is the best medi
for the wool TO pass from the praducer to the
sumner. They invariably express desire 10 have the
grower amply nsaled and think that by the 0stb
fishing Of Depots, and dispensing with the services f
spectators, unorm prices will result, and both
the wool grower AMI manufacturer be benefited. We
propose 10 giadc the heeces only, No. p 3, and s.
No, being cuarsest. DeLane Wool NAV be taken
from any Of these grades. Shonid have any extra
fine wool we mny class il as Xxx and Y The wool viii
he thrown graded by those having experience
sorters. Any lots of wool sent to will be kept ant
sold separate If desired by the c0nsignor
Wool forwarded us To sell should he directed
hCLEvELAND WOOL DEPOT" with an invoice o
number and weight eff each sack, stating quantity O
unwashed wool, II any. Sacks marked and numbered
will e sent to those desug c0nsGn w"ul to us, thu
savng1he expense of making ur buying Those sendn
wool in their own sacks should designate them by som
mark, or bv putting their thereon. Liberal ad
vances made on wool.
G00DALE s. co.
Cleveland, O., March %, 1854. 27-3m