Le industrie di New Orleans, suo rango, risorse, vantaggi, commercio e produce, condizioni del passato, del presente e del futuro, rappresentante istituzioni industriali, storico, descrittivo e statistico . in caso di incendio. Delsistema per un tale evento è particolarmente buona. I sigg. Fairchild & OBrien sono degni di nota in commercio per la spedizione e diligencewith che effettuano i settori che vengono loro affidati. Questo essi sono abilitati a doin le stagioni più trafficato con l aiuto della loro enorme accelerare i macchinari, di-enced assistenti, Speedy sistema aziendale e unlimite

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The industries of New Orleans, her rank, resources, advantages, trade, commerce and manufactures, conditions of the past, present and future, representative industrial institutions, historical, descriptive, and statistical . in case of fire. Thesystem for such an event is a particularly good one. Messrs. Fairchild & OBrien are notable in the trade for the dispatch and diligencewith which they conduct the matters entrusted to them. This they are enabled to doin the busiest seasons with the help of their enormous expediting machinery, experi-enced assistants, speedy business system, and unlimited premises. In those other qual-ities of the true business man, integrity, liberality, and an accommodating disposition, 62 The Industries of New Orleans. both gentlemen excel. In common with their associates of the cotton interests andindustries, they are doing all in their power to bring the great Cotton Centennial Ex-position td a successful issue, and have contributed largely their time and means tothat end without making themselves conspicuous in the management. B. D. WOOD & BROS. The Opposition Sea-Going Steam Tugs and Coal Vards: General Office, 25 Camp street; Tow-Boats at Levee, foot of Julia street.. B. D. Wood, the senior member of the house whose affairs are touched upon justsufficiently to show the weighty and spirited concerns in which it is engaged, is assuredlyentitled to the colloquial compliment a live man. He is, with his brother, a heavycoal dealer. The firm runs Woods Opposition Tow-Boat line. He himself is Presidentof the Charlie Wood and the Elmer E. Wood Transportation Companies, and of theWood Sectional Dry Dock Co.; is deep in the Exposition management; has just re-turned from the National Convention of Steam Navigation, and has a thousand interestshere and elsewhere besides that give him but little leisure. He came to New Orleans in1S66, since which time he has been busied with public as well as private affairs of mo-ment without cessation. He has bee

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• bookyear1885