New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-09
1900 sHAREs STOCK,
81 20 e1cl, o. nc
CROSSNAN CLAY AND MANUFACTURING
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Per rpanatcu ~ purposes Of this COMPANY American Aucl
tod Of December 1851 ard SuYOrh Tribune Of December 1871
WOODBRIDGE. N j.. FIRE CLAY
n uneauaed quality general usefulness This creates rtl
ssosr m. aupc.urrs and osr<s From many other states 20
sbau IT, and many articles Tsei. Ia price, Clay ls al
vsssed &c per IN the past four years This fer
relative values Clay exceeds Coal price Woodbridge no
r Gas a. tie hlrf value Of building BRICK delivered m
N-rgark tua for uu Millions dollars spent develop Coal
unes AID Coal Railroads Canals &C. TIE eaJsger
s.- the brick spade shoye baos and teams 90 develop hs more
plastic Ga Of Neajey 1atrsy uavig'be Na' rear
EeSYoTk Misunderstanding that uaTiah NAe maze these Docs
Of Clay accessible greatest o. cities 81 price vii constantly
approach The value Of iron because 50 MICH Hf1Ttn
Fs.S mox wood for many puoses because 20 Ie aud 20 e
m lile vsste compared "h tie production o nels
Az 20 usructle When properly manufactured bud buried ha
s.o, 20 no know that o. valuable plastic Gays to NOR per
sut d than Coal ss navsse Wste1 lass iiaa - niles
kop yevyot The respectable ndasidou farmers that Inherited
wealth almost unconscious q The monopoly s1a power '-
% such superior quality Of products
T.g deemed themselves favored 9th patronage Wien originally
por themselves took their clay credit 20 expensive Hsae
tuog places ard there piled up f themselves he wealth ai
ease from Woodbridge farms Is iraers oF clay deslel rarely
speculate manufacture their clay Iiey Do not 'eA hef ''
sner thev prove valuable Clay Beds lbey Do nos
set lem taxed r high valuations knowing th po
a. snd Injustice paying M lie value Of cg meg BOIL 'r rom
hyTeerton. Tie Buyers business men, rb enough sheNaues'
sa sty hud w ulues youpg eouu' DO s o ofen
lamentations These rend no. profess 10 FEEL unesre ator
their clay suppes 70 increase pFees unnecessarily last
nr % croakng fture prospects; being seen 90 roe Win
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bsrn to Temporarily postpone t Inevitable 'ivsn'- 80 prices F1
..r cause. cioy Prp,rsy attain ~ rale i Poa
at ran he bought o The favorable loe'os Of these W cable
Clsy Beds usrao wafcTs, accessible 70 The vo les t1h "
n es FROM greatest distributing point o. trade end commerce. w w
oes esaHt TIE dI. toward sad beneath he Atlantic
Cat Woodbridge Cys The Zig, % the best Tat Of The ou''forhs
t has 20 real c0mpeo thar superior F'e tiog orH2i % J'
f 4, ,,ape. a surface its pasLy rs easy management
Al mice compared coal aud more dh 70 Ct m sr
nit and certain Increase value urt dug; he Fat lai r s
,.neh cheaper than isoB, which Is Inferior 10 g" m4a
vurosss; steady progress BE- bhg mtsuiu'ea o IRON a
rood; but ncacrlaoe deaud 10y valuable goo"
- ~ these New Jrssy Cavs; an easily sse1tsine she ht
tpulssye o. and speculation heretofore cIntag ie ba,ae ll
oareh ard aai0u s,i,,oa rae Wooiblge Clay property
OF and good investment The oah Of tbs young business some
.at shoun hr Sir Thomas isg Grove om Iale
A 10 " oge j. about 81 yosr ago. looE for the lls CA
He ufd Ras dag. I0l yeas lue bad been o
enc ia geat Rhe q per ~ se' u loaiel by fa
fro smusg g.bos ad1ea about " cents pr oa To ~ cot
Taese Ermers became occasional and u permanent GAP de h
ri .ser-7 sni llrl work fon they id Regular ca
bou az prices yryng a. cents 20 81 81 losdyl on vessels TO-
Hoasy rorei fo clay seemed uoe o. lrt The buyers efafe
bet o. hnuds teas o. Thousands o. ttsoi ~
Cy dnuh sell have been covered Up VIII cL To l2Ac i-
-.,fl tro.e, temporarily rro6as dog tAe clay Isl u
ha Of brooks here c Of she d bad been vasAedaaa
AID the csy leh psrly cred Tie -r thrown about Oh
ray 90 A. % he n thc very ure The drainage o. hs bf
b. osrucug outlets u TIE bTooEs nd storms are ate TO L pa
.-d waste Cav before they rec fnsLo Large quantities u vt
ma are then basd AID removed Tea hs Wagons cart The e
over al tiBs Of muddy DRY roads aud Is almost ssis 10 say &
hly, ct,1led fua OF H7
soAed creeks although shipping ictes abonnd not very da
the Railroad at these wagons Dive ofe month IN All OF
ase piles Of material McAdsng Tosd e. lees iaa . niles d
Cay then shipped 70 cities 20 be ground and osi Ii'
@ by clumsy methods Else placed b. tartfrls into machines on
eryeu Ppo by PRINCIPLES somewhat slla
70 s,eng Gausage any tTckmsAe5
mos any could sustain tsf sgns rel ice conp'
tuoB BY osring clay 70 BE- gtd 10 es' W marusts'
oheu ucuei 70 adopt Cuose policy q cfa
their factories fearing be pe,ors Acquire iHod7
factories although tboss occasionally crossed that
usks bTek 81 toe from hs pres bd hn
Tas policy o. exclusion md seTrs she bun hsntel cont
su most be paid b. and win react Che bu. spite
s,ts 10 ustal system combinations AZ ublsne Ike opel
sus There are real combinations Tbsrf o's dsposaoh
sy on them Instead improvement We hays worked to
sb principles and y refu them Su processes have
ne sas6sr q Krr Bdek Drsn Pipe and Drain Tile values 30
sess st our eopsny operie iu suh
,Foesssss ttst has created wealth f,r about M those poor t
ed 20 manufacture Woodbridge csya cannot 1d evidence
suy as route 10 place
haf company 10 No1A such iourg ans oH a
5snss national iyal Parties rho have ntea ne 81
ron rynss where essy got snd c to'e r7ag' vih pei @
'satssrg ps Of dirt sEd clay nat utsi JoF taolN pH'
san Of oodbige eays running TLcr have hs commenced
&c them ut Meadows and F,s simple brook and narrow Iare
sEtend roua point little elevation nct ~ lard srd extend
'sr clay BEDS sleh gives drasare rad ie Ercd Know
th shore god KIs Ciag et.s obtained The cri.r's