St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-06

and collections have been very good, except
ing from North Dakota, where the marketing
of crops is slower than was expected. Some
of the large Eastern manufacturers were
here during the week, and they SAID they
thought the Northwest never had better
outlook.
Frank keogh. Beaupre. Keogh &
Davis. wholesale grocers:
Our trade is good. but the collections are
not up to the prospects this week. Farmers
had great deal or delay in marketing, and
many of them have lots of grain that they
have not realized anything on yet. Further
more, much of il has not been threshed The
situation looks good for the future, though.
j. w. Griggs, Griggs & Co., wholesale
grocers: z @ e
Our business has been exceedingly brisk OF
late, ana we have almost Caught up with our
orders. We were nearly showed under with
orders for while. Our mail orders are very
numerous, and the business generally was
never larger.
A. p. Warren, Kuhles & Stock, manu-
facturers of cigars:
We are feeling a decidedly good effect from
the movement toward loyalty to home prod
ucts. Our trade is very good We are rushed
with orders. and have mad to work nights
Mr.. kuhlcs writes from Havana that il is too
hot there for comfort. He has been busy Sc
lectlng Havana leaf for us.
S. A. Guiterman, Guiterman Bros,
manufacturers and jobberS of gents
furnishings:
We did an excellent trade mp to the recent
warm spell. and it is picking up again,
although this IS about the close of our sea
SON. The STOCK of German stocks and heavy
knit goods is practically exhausted. Here
are three letters saying the German sHeks are
all gone. Our collections up to Thanksgiving
were very good. and The aggregate for No
Yember was excellent
D. Aberle & Co., Wholesale Liouors-Trade
has been exceedingly good with us all
through this season-better than ever before,
and we have been in this line since 1881. Our
collections are far better than they have been
in previous years and the outlook for
lengthy continuance of good business is very
pleasing
II. C. Hemenway of H. c. Hemenway d
Co. Wholesale Fruits-This is about the
close OF our season, which has been very
good one much better than last year. We
are satisfied.
E. Taylor & Co. Wholesale Oysters-we
had very good Thanksgiving trade Ours
Is new firm, but it starts iii we'll In the
produce market trade was dull and prices
low during the warm days of the week,
especially on poultry. The situation was
better and prices were frmer yesterday.
Much of the poultry and game was bought
readily at the low prices aud was put into
cold storage and was thus got ''out of the
way"
j. 3. Tarbox, Tarbox, Schliek q Co.,
manufacturers of boots and shoes:
Trade has been very good. We have had
all we could do. Collections are very good
with us.
NJ. w. Fitzgerald, p. r. Hardenbergh
81 Co., leather and saddiery hardware:
Our collections are coming in in good
shape. and we are perfectly satisfied with the
trade. We have begun taking inventory. and
will have that Ill hand for about month.
Chauncey W. GriggS, Grlggs, Cooper
& Co. wholesale grocers:
Notwithstanding The fire which destroyed
our store, we have taken orders right along.
and are only about day ana a half behind
i'll Killing them. All the railroads have placed
storage facilities at the disposal of the
burned-out firms, and we are highly pleased
with the treatment we have received. We
make the Great Northern depot our center,
and have several warehouses close by there.
An extensive telephone system keeps us in
communication with them all We would
have been entirely eau ht UP with our or
ders but Tor the many new ones that
rushed i'll.