Shopping arcades on the western side of Bazarnaya Street

between Sudeiskaya and Tokmakskaya streets. Reconstruction of the Chasov. While the construction of residential buildings in the city of Pishpek was carried out strictly according to plan, when there were two or three estates in one block, the development of shopping streets became denser, and the block was built up with a continuous series of shops and stores. The shops of prominent merchants were built of baked bricks with characteristic patterned and rusticated masonry. The cornices ended with figured pediments, turrets, and pedestals. The roofs were covered with iron. Large window and door openings were closed from the outside with forged metal shutters. Among the numerous stationary retail outlets of Pishpek, the number of which exceeded 500, large trading establishments of merchants and industrialists stood out. In the shopping arcades of Bazarnaya Street, the shops of merchants Akchurin, I. Daulbaev, and A. Pushnikov were grouped. N. Ivanov, A. Kveitman and others. The import of industrial products and goods was carried out from Russia through Tashkent and by caravan routes through the Karkarinsky fair from China, Persia and India.