Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-08
CLEVELAND
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"A, l. beg ipatr 10 rait Nuur attention
W 10 The Cevel1nd Wool Depot II Bank st where
we prepared 20 receive, grade, and sell wool t-
voiabie terms. We iatter ourselves that have
tahli he'd this business in such secon ana such
basis will insure success and give tire sasf ctun
to CON ignors and would most respectfully solicit
your pa onage, aud shall endeavor to merit cunttDu
ance OF the same. Cleveland must, we think, he re-
garded as the most favorable point in the est fer
ducting en- erprse of this kind be situated, il
is, in the Virny of large wooI growing district and
having great facilities of communication which render
easily accessible t" buyer and seller We believe that
il is orally conceded by thuse he acquainted with
the of Ohio, that more desirable for the
consumer, and certainly system he etter calcu
lated to introduce those woods to the favorable notice of
the manufacturer than grading them here ,nd having
them pass directly into his hands. The manufacturer
will then become better acquainted with the condition
aDd s lie OF our WOOL and tn huS be better enabled to
preciate lis superior quality,
This 81 stem Will Ohv,lte, in great measure, the
cessty of manufacturers employing agents to canvass
the country which will sa, ing Of than ugh
to pay al! commissions and expenses incurred here, the
balance OF which might accrue t" iIe grow and the
wool cOsi the ianutcuer no IN than by the usual
meth of bianimg h- 81 ply lie can here select the
particular grade le he desires without the EXPENSE
and trouble of buyin and selling su h he does not
wish TO work. as is the case in purchasing mixed ots
Probably siIne TO per cent Of The woods of this vicinity
viii aS Detaine WOODS, ami III IL uay command
higher price than any .the woods of the quality
the benefit of which shoud aCGrne to th" grower We
are making arrangements to keep duplicate samples of
the wool cos igned to US. in the principal eastern
ket Eat aud West.
We have an extensive quaintance with manufactu-
rers and have recent visited ana cunveIsed with ma
nv of the lager ones all "f whom fully IN the
opinion tia the plan have adopted is the best msii-
um for the wool 10 pass from the pr .ducer tn the
sumer. They INV ra'y express desire to have the
grower amply compensated, and hrk tia: by the est b
fishing oi Depots ami dispensing with the services of
spccua'ors more naprm prices will result, and both
the wool grower an manufacturer be benefte ed. We
propose to s'ade the feeces, only, No l. j and s.
No, being coarsest. Deaine Wool NAV he tai on
from any of these grades Should have any extra
fine wool We may class it as Xxx and The wool " al
he thrown or graded by those having experience
sorters. Any lots of wool win be kept aud
sold separate if desired ly the cons gnor
Wool forwarded ns to sell should he directed
fCLEvELAND WOOL DEPOT" with an invoice of
number and weight ef each sack, stating quantity o
unwashed wool, it any. Seeks marked aud numbered
will sent to those desiriug to wno os, thus
saving the expense Of max ng huyng Those sending
wool in their "wn sack should des gnate them by s,me
mark, h. putting their name thereon. Liberal ad
vanGes made On wool.
GOODALE & co.
Cleveland, O., March %, 1854 27-3m