St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-03

light aud clean structure, THE Grand
Central Market" with twenty-eight
stalls, occupying the half block bounded
by Third, st. Peter and Fourth streets,
with plate glass frontage and entrance
from either street and arcadeS running
to and from the three entrances. Large
aud handsome sheds have been erected
OH Third street adjacent to Market
street with spaces for gardeners as
Third street. Coming events cast
their shadows before them" and with
the advantages of the section above re-
aferred to it Is safe to say that the Grand
Central Market is destined TO be the
center of st. Paul future market supply.
10 illustrate how this part of the city is
improving, l will mention that within
the past thirty days six store rooms adj
,jaeent to the market have been rented
All Third street above referred to as
we'll as st. Peter as far as Fourth street
is lined on either side at early morn
with market gardeners and huxters'
wagons. The management Of the new
market are completing an arrangement
by Which, parties can make their pur-
schases OF fresh vegetables and by leav-
ing them at headquarters can have
them delivered to their homes for a
mere nothing. What is destined to be
the most complete grocery house in the
city is now in course of construction at
Fourth and st. Peter, which will be
great convenience for parties market
ing. The following are a few'of the
occupants of the Grand Central market
house.
As You Open
the large screen doors at the Fourth
street entrance, on your right you will
notice the home of the B )ston Fish
Market. They occupy stalls 90. % and
"a. and their telephone call is 67i. They
have considerable space, and it is always
kept in appie-pie order. They make a
specially of poultry. game, fish, oysters,
iness-and one that pleases their Gus
tomers-is that they clean and scale all
fish and pick all game as it is ordered az
their counter. so when your purchases
arrive home they are ready for the fire.
Their prices are very reasonable, and
they exert themselves to secure every
thing Imaginable from land and water.
At the Right
of the st. Peter street entrance are stalls
rs and %. They are occupied
by John w. Heald, wholesale and
retail fruits and vegetables. He
was for some four years with the COM
mission house of Smith d Ashby, be-
fore starting this new undertaking. A
specially of his is shipments OF Mime
sofa vegetables every evening thus
starting with fresh stock in the morn
ing. He handles more green. Stuff
than any three similar houses in the
city and is doing a growing and salts
factory business. OF course he caters
to local trade but does not overlook his
many customers outside Of st. Paul.
Correspondence solicited.
The Place to Patronize.
When you want anything nice per-
kinds visit stall II in about the center
of the building. This meat market is
conducted by Edward Nichols III first
class style. Everything about the place
is neat and tidy. IfyOu place one order
with him you will find everything sat-
isfactory, and you are pretty sure to be
one of his regular customers. A hint
to the wise is sufficient.
De COu d Co.,
Field, garden and flower seeds, are rep
resented at Stall No. 4. Their main
house is at 81 West Third. adjoining
"Ehe Grand Central Market" where
they handle everything in the above
line OF goods, as we'll as garden imple-
ments and fertilizers, birds, gold fish,
cages, globes, etc. Synonymous is the
st. Paul Wire Works. where everything
imaginable manufactured from wire is
to be had. The front of their store
serves to amuse all pedestrians. as the
windows are always filled with fish
swimming, birds singing as well as
small animals. 1t is veritable me-
nagerie.
Nfoo a.uncH R
r. D. Sergeant, successor to Gillett &
Sergeant, who for years have conducted
a popular lunch room at Ala Wabasha
street, has been induced to fit up>and
open a nice lunch room at 81 West
Third street, adjoining the Grand Gen.
trial market. This new eating house
will be quite handy for the people in
this section, and. of course, it will be
run in choice manner.
Morrison s. Winter. Lowry Arcade,
Have branch at stall 2, Third street
front, for fine teas, coffees and spices;
also 1.-The Boss" one-minute coffee and
tea pots.
Glencoe Produce Company.
Messers. Carl Schallinger and M. !
Piowaty have had the foresight to see
that the section above referred to was
destined to be the center of st. Pau'S
market supply, and have withdrawn
their interest in the Northern Fruit and
Produce company, of Sixth street. and
opened a wholesale commission bust
ness at 26 West Third street, opposite
the Grand Central, under the name of
the GLENCOE Produce Company, with
branch at Glencoe -and HUTCHINSON,
MINI. They make a specially of
butter, eggs, poultry, veal ETC., but
handle everything pertaining to the
produce line. Butchers and grocery
mon will find this convenient place to