Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-13
Cleveland Advertisements.
CLEVELAND
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"A, l. be- ltaNr 10 call NOui aurntlon
w 20 The Cleveland Wed DsPoi II Raak Il where
We are prepared 20 receive grnde, and sell wool On Ia
vorahle terms. We dausF ourselves that have
tablished this business In such section, and sneh
easis as VII nsa's success and give enfe sasi elton
your patronage, and shan endeavof TO merit oontnu-
anee u the sane Cleveland must, we think. he re-
Eared as the most favorable point In the Wes fer con
dueting enterprise Of this kind, being suaisd as
10, IN the vctnhy Of large woo wing district, aud
having great facilities of Communication. which render
easily accessible Go buyer and seller. We believe that
u Is eally conceded BY those best acquainted With
the woes Of Ohel that desirable fr the
consumer and certainly system be hsIer taleu-
lated to introduce those wous to the favorable notice Of
the manufactures than grading them here md having
thsm pass directly into his hands. The manufacturer
will thea become better acquainted with the condton
aDd se OF our WOOL and thus be beiier enabled TO ap
pc, ciats us superior quality,
THIS :, stem VIII obviaie, In great measure the ne
cessity Of manufacturers employ ing agents 10 canvass
the country whie viii be ine f Ihsn ugh
0 pay all commissions and expenses incurred ere, the
balance Of which might accrue Ia lie grower and the
wool cost the manufacturer more than by the usual
method Of obtaining his sIppy He here select the
particular grade style he desires without the expense
and trouble Of buyns aud selling such he does
wish 10 work, as Is the case IN purchasing mixed lns
PROBABLY 10 per rf Ihe woods Of this vicinity
will as Delane Woods, ami " ~ u suay command
higher price than any -theI woods of the quality
the heneht Of which should accyne 10 the grower We
making arrangr meRts TO keep duplicate samples of
the wool consigned to us, in the principal eastern mar
keis thus giving eonsgnOrs the advantage Of the mar
ket Etst aud West.
We have an extensive acquaintance with manufactu-
rers, and have recently visited coHveIsed with
OF the larger ones, all Of whom fully cfnCur in the
opinion thai the plan have adopted is the best msdi
um for the wool TO lass frUm the pr ,ducer the
sumer. They tnv,Iialy express desire TO have the
grower amply compensated and think that by the est
fishing Of DPpos, and dispensing with the ser ices tf
Spectators uniform prices VIII result and both
the wool grower an manufacturer be benefit ed We
propose TO gade the feeces, only, No J. q s. and O.
No, heng cOaTsest. Delaine Wool NAV be taken
from any Of these grades should we have any extra
fno wool may class il as Xxx and Y. The wool will
be thrown Or graded by those having experience
sOrters Any lots of wool sent will be kept and
sold separate if desired hy the gnor
Wool forwarded us to sell should he directed
hCLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT,'' with an invoice Of
number and weight ef each sack, stating quartv OF
unwashed wool, IT any. Sacks marked aud numbered
will sent tn those desiring COnsign wool us, thus
saving the expense of making hnyiny. Those sending
wool in their sacks should designate them by
mark, or by putting their name thereon. Liberal ad.
vances made on WOOL
G00DALE g. co.
Cleveland, o., March %, 1854. 27-3m