Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-06
Cleveland Advertisements.
CLEVELAND
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! hE beg leave TO call YOUR attention
w 10 The Cleveland wool Depci ~ Bank - ,wheI,
prepared % receive grade, and sell wool on "a
vorAbie terms. We altier ourselves that have e.
abshed this business In such section, and On ,ueh
basis IN insure and give entire saiisf ctinn
TO con irnors and we w,old Tst rrspsttfaiiV solicit
your patronage, and shan eHdeavnf 10 merit ountinu
ance u tie same. Cieve land must we Ihiuk, te fe'
ducting an enterprise of this Kind being situated as
a. yirtny of large wna- growing district, aud
having great faeies of communication, which rtne'
u easily accessible t. buyer aud seller We believe ih
q is efally conceded by thse best arquante II
tht uf Ohin that desirable cot the
consumer, and certainly system can he eiieF ralru-
lated to introduce thue osls the favorable notice of
the manufacturer than grading them here md having
lhsm pass directly into his hands. The manI "a luter
will then become better acquainted with the tunhu
aud sylc oi our WOOL aud thus lie beteT enabled TO a
ptFciaie its superior quality,
This stem Will obviate in a great measure, the
eessity uf manufacturers employing agents
the country which Willie ing Of more th9n ugh
10 pay all commissions and expenses incurred ere the
balance Of which might accrue ihe grower aad the
wool cost the nanuf icturer than by the usual
method uf obtaining his sTlpy. lie can here select the
particular grade sly e he desires Without the expense
aud trouble uf buY'n4 aud selling such he does
wish 10 work. as Is the case in purchasing mixed lots
Poraby 20 per cf the WOnlS u this vicinity
will Detaine Woo,S AMI " ~ aily cuInilrG
higher price than any ether woods Of the same quality
the heneht Of which should accTne tO the grower We
are making arrang meats To keep duplicate samples Of
the wool consigned To Us, in the principal eastern mar
kels thus giving consignuTs the advantage OF .e
ket East aud West.
We have an extensive aquaintance with manufrctu-
rers, and have recent, visited coHveIsed with ma
of the larger ones, all of whom fully concur in The
opinion that the plan we have adopted is the best msdi
um tnr the wool To pass from the pr duUeT to the
They Invariably eNpresS n desire To have the
E'oNsi auh' 'uinie nsutvd aud think lat tie
fishing Of Dcpots, and dispensing with the ices If
spccuiaterSJ uniform prices Will result
the wool grower an manufacturer be benefited. We
propose To grade the ceces, only, No. |, q 3 and D
No, being coarSest. DeLane Wool may be taken
from any of these grades. Should have any extra
fine wool may Class il rs NX and Y. The wool will
be thrown or graded by those having experience
soHers. Any lots OF wool sent to viii be kept and
sold separate if desired hy the gnOr.
Wool forwarded us To sell should be directed
hCLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT,' with an invoice OF
number and weight ef each sack, stating qu Gtily
unwashed wool, II any. Sacks marked and numbered
will e sent to those desiring cunsign wool IL thus
saving the expense Of making hnyng. Those sending
wool in their avn sack should designate them by
mark, or by putting their name thereon. Liberal ad
vances made on wool.
G00DALE & co.
Cleveland, O., March %, 1854. 27-3m