Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23

| crOSt, CuaS. NetCmau, q. II. " V' AA'A0S, W
Post & Co., J. W. Downer, Richard Galway
Kellogg & Kinney, Culver & Harrington, Castner
Hinkley Co., T. Connolly, B. g. Briggs, JOSEPH
Spiel, Tullis, Livingston Co., John Cole. Cap
ital invested $l54,O0O. Last fall the capital il
the same business was $l39, 900. Increase $l5,
600. This capital is invested in the Grocery ant
Provision business proper. An amount nearly al
large as this is invested in the same business un
der the head of Dry Goods, Provisions, &c.
DRY GooDs, CLorHINo, Doors, SHOES, &c-1O
"A. L. Larpenteur, VIM. II. Forbes, A. T
Chamblin, j. f. Fullerton, D. L. Fuller, Elfelt &
Brothers, j. w. Simpson, Edward Heenan, Full
lcrton & Burgess, j. B. Culver & Co. Capital in
vested $22l, 500. Capital last fall $780, 700. In
crease $2l 500.
DRY Goops,-cxclusixely- & Co.,
employ about $4,000. 1t will be seen that a
much larger amount of capital is invested in the
dry goods trade, under the head of Dry Goods,
Clothing, &c.
CRockERY SroREs-2.-R. Marvin, L. B. Waite
& Co.
CLOTHING SroREs-3.-Lewis Hyneman, Winnie
& Cooley, G. G. Griswold. Capital invested
$27, 900. Last fall the capital was $30,OOO., De-
crease $1,000.
DRuGs, MEDICINES, &c.-4.-Bond & kellogg,
VIM. W. Hichcox, VIM. II. Jarvis, John j. Dew
ey. Capital invested $4,000. Capital last year
$751; 900. Increase, $4,000. From this we hope
it will not be inferred that sickness is ON the in
crease in our Territory, for such an impression
would be an erroneous one. The increase arises
from the sale principally, Of oils, pants &c., for
which, we learn from our painters there is great
demand. A new drug store is soon to opened in
the basement Of the building in St. Anthony
street known as the ssHolland Place.''
Boor SHoEs-7.-L. Marvin, Henry E. Buel,
II. A. Sch!ick, j. Broggaman, John D. Ahearn, j..
NJ. Trail, P. Fauldhauscr. Capital invested $l3,-
600. This is an increase of $4,000, the capital
last year being $4,000.
SALooss-l4.-Capital invested some $40, ,0O0
We wish the same amount Of money was invested
in agriculture, or manufacturing. 1t would re-
produce ten times what it now produces, and
that which would be of ten thousand times
more value to society.
WHOLESALE LIouoR SToRE-l.-N. Calder.
CoSrEcrIoNERs-3.-Renz & Karcher, manu-
facturers, two stores; Charles Rauch, William
Nixon. Capital invested $500. Increase in
the business since last fall Of $500.
JEwELERs-3.-W. Illingworth, Nathan Spicer,
II. Fowler. Capital invested, $4,000.
TAIoRs-3.-Schultze & Mathes, VIM. Niehaus,
VIM. Schwie. Capital invested, $4,000.
MrLLINERlEs-4.-Mrs.M Marvin, Miss Shumway,
Miss Salome Lerch, Mrs. NJ. L. Stoakes. Capital
invested, $500.
FANCY AND VARIETY SToREs-3.-Arseno, Gets
& Co., REM & karcher, VIM. Nixon. Capital
invested, $5,OOO-one new store since last year.
HATS, CAPS & CLoTHING-2.-E. Lichtcnstcin,
VIM. II. Tinker. Capital, $1,000.
IRoN SToRE-l.-Marshall u Co.
HARDWARE SroREs-3-McCloud & Walker,
invested, $l6,O00-two new stores since last
year.
GENTS FURNISHING STonEs-3.-E. Lichtenstein,
G. G. Griswold, VIM. II. Tinker. The two latter
gentlemen have commenced business within few
months.
BARRIER Suors-4.-Thomas Brown, j. High
worden, A. c. Storey, Taylor & Armstrong.
Book SroREs-4.-W. S. Combs, VIM. G. L.
Due, VIM. Dahl. Capital $4,000.
DOOk DlNDER-l.-Nm W COle.
NuasER.Es-2.-L. NJ. Ford, MerryGeld & New
ton.
MEAr MARxErs-4.-C. Coulter, Daniel Under
wood, - Tain.or. Capital 1000.
AUcrIoNEERs-2.-Collins & Oakcs.
LIVERY Wlloughby & Powers,
Pattison & Benson, VIM. II. Coulson, Burkley
Grif6ths. Capital invested, $64 900. Last years.
oof,p rf
Finer horses and better carriages cannot be found
in the Northwest than are turned out by our Liv-
cry Stable Keepers.
DAGuERRorYpIsr.-l-J.E E. Whitney.
LUMBER YARDs.-2-J. w. Bass, Marshall &
Co.
PAINT SHoPs-5.-M. Sherman, j. r. Brewster,
Mathew Croft, Wright, McLachlan Roberts, O..
S. Clayton. Capital invested, $1,000. Most of
the ingredients used by the above gentlemen are
purchased at the Druggists, hence the small
amount of capital invested; still there has been
an increase Of 81 900 capital in this business
that of the year 1853.
JOINER SHors-l5.-There are some fifteen or
twenty Joiner Shops, the proprictors of which ap-
pear to have as much as they can do. There are
many other Joiner Shops in St. Paul on smaller
scale, but we believe not too many for the great
demand for this indispensable class of mechanics.
Capital invested, $4,000. There has been a
great increase in this branch Of business, which
is one of the best arguments we can adduce in
proof Of the rapid growth of our city.
BRICK YARps-2.-D. L. Fuller manufactures
100000 bricks Per year; employs for four
months in the year l6 men. Capital $6,OOO.-
Rudolph Luton.
WAGON FAcroRIEs4.-O. Kassuhe, Geo. HID
den, Arrick Mathers, II. Shurmeier. Capital in
vested, small amount.
PLow FAcroRY-l.-C. E. 4 j. Abbott, Plow
makers and dealers in all kinds of Farming
Utensils. Capital, $4,000.
HARNESS MAKERs-3.-M. Drew, A. l.. Spofford,
P. T. Bradley. Capital invested, $4,000. In
crease since last year Of $1,000.
CAsISEr WAREHoUsEs-3.-Stees Hunt, Johr
Holland, Bailey Primrose. Capital, not fal
from $4,000. The latter is new establishment
built since last Fall.
FrR STORE AND MANurAcroRY-l.-C. j. Koviss
Capital invested, $1,000.
| BAKERrEs-2.-Geo. Spence, j. Brinkman.
BLAcKsxIrHs-9.-McKinn o. Kassube, C
E. & J. Abbott, Joseph Monteur, Cavender 4
Mathews, Lawrence Laleal, Henry Agnes, L.
Griffin l. Penney Canital invested. 5000