St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-29

bolt Wholesale Notions-Our trade is ex-
ceedingly good. We can hardly fill our or
ders. From data in hand II looks as though
II Will be good until Dec. % and then
we viii probably have another good
report for the future The cool weather
and snow is helping trade. and our IT
collections are very satisfactory. although
had more of the crops been marketed early
the receipts would have been still heavier.
H. H. Lindeke Indexes. Warner & Schur-
meier-Ihls sharp weather mas made great
increase in the demand for dry gOods-es-
peclaliy Tor wOOlens and other neavy goods
1t IS just as we expected, orders keep rush
ing in Our collections show another marked
increase this week as compared with the
week before
E A. Young. Finch Van Slvck. Young &
Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods-Our trade contin-
ues very good for this season. Collections
are very goOd-quite satisfactory. We are
rather busy, as you see. The cold weather
has brought in good many orders on heavy
lines, and notice large proportion of pick
up orders for winter goods.
James II. Skinner, Lanpher. Finch & Skin
ner, Wholesale Hats. Caps and Furs-We've
got our hands tull. The season has made the
coolest opening for years, and il gives our
trade another benefit. We are cleaned.
Charles G. Rogers. Rogers & Ordwav. Ma
chinery and Mill Supplies-You fellows are
getting out quite paper. After we get into
our new building. where we can get clear
light on the subject al 24S to 252 East Fourth
street, I'll be glad to talk with you. The
firm has secured splendid light and every
modern convenience by its move aud as il is
SO close to the depOts. the facilities are of
value beyond measure.
Albert Schefer, Schefer & Rossum. Sad
dlery Hardware and Findings. Etc-We
haven't time to take our spring stock
which we usually do at this season of the
year. Too busy filing orders. Never saw
anything ike it. sir: hope you'll excuse me-
Paul D. Ferguson. Gordon & Ferguson.
Wholesale Hats. Caps and FUrs-I must ad-
NIT we are having very good trade and
great many mail orders. Our collections are
the largest we have ever had since we have
been in business for the same length Of time
There seems to be a very steady demand for
the good to best class Of goods
and we have been behind on
We don't expect to catch up until about the
close of the year. We have 10 people in our
manufacturing department-the largest we We
ever had. This weather is a direct influence
It brought flood OF orders, so we had to
work nights. and the outlook is very salts
factory. Our Mr.. Richards Gordon is in
China. He is well and having a pleasant
time, so the letters say.
F. G. Walther, Vice President c. W. Hack
EFT Hardware Company, Wholesale-Our
business is better than ever before even
previous to the Farwell, Ozmun & Co. fire
and it is surprising where all the hardware
trade comes from. The collections are splen-
did.
Charming Seabury Seabury & Co.-The
farmers have got over making excuses. and
are hauling in the grain. We are loaded q
little with orders for our fire. stricken friends
but we want to do all we can for them. It
may catch us some day. Not that we expect
it, but it might. The farmers have got
through with excuses pretty well, and are
doing better now.
William Lindeke-rhe -four business of
st. Paul is larger than ever II was before
Collections are good. and you can find back
ers in asserting that st. Paul makes just as
good -four as any other place IL the world.
George W. Freeman. President c. Gotzian
& Co, Manufacturers Boots and Shoes-0r-
ders are coming mighty thick here. We're
busy night and day. This season beats our
on rubber. and we nearly ran out. but we'll
have 1909 cases in Monday. SO everything
viii be al right.
John F. Broderick Secretary and Treas
urer Ryan Drug Company, Wholesale Drugs
In the district from St. Paul to the Pacific
coast, including Northern Minnesota and
North Dakota. we have had fully 154 new ac-
counts in the past sixty 900 days. a great
many OF those accounts never did business in
this market before. The business has crowded
in so fast that we were obliged to rent the
large stores. No. 50 ana 55 West Third street
for our glass department. with which we will
be connected by telephone. The trouble was
there is not store left vacant in the whole
sale district. The removal of our glass plant
will give US greater facilities for Increasing
our manufacturing. The goods manufactured
in our laboratory have been sold in every
state of the union. ana they all besr the
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