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Title: 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
Year: 1885 (1880s)
Authors: Morrison, Andrew
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Publisher: New Orleans, J. M. Elstner & co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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urstory store, 90x 100 feet in extent, is filled from top to bottom witii a large assortmentof everything carried in a wholesale grocery house. The advantage possessed by thisfirm over manv others is that they are receivers of sugar, molasses, flour, corn, pork,and many other staples, from first hands, which enables them to sell at \ery low prices.They deal largely in wines and liquors, of which they keep a selection of choice brands;the same mav be said of their stock of tobacco and cigars. A considerable supply ofHostetters Bitters is in stock. This house is the depot for that popular beverage.Particular attention is paid to plantation supplies, cow peas and cooperage specialties.From their long experience in business and the advantages they possess, they are en-abled to compete with anv house in the trade. The members <.f this firm are Mr. JohnT. Moore, Jr., and .Mr. Charles H. Walker, gentlemen who are well enough known inthe communits- to make further commendation unnecessary.
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KXPOSITION KXHIBITORS. Among other weighty concerns that have contributed to the splendor of the Ex-position by characteristic displays, and thus deserved more than a passing remark, thefollowing are particularly noticeable. The caption to each slyetch will be recognized asthat of an establishment, which, if it may not strictly be classed with the local indus-tries, yet upon such an occasion as the present, hasrelations withthis section that en-titles it to a place in this volume. The handsome engravings of the Exposition buildings in this work are furnishedby Mp. Wm. Bogel, commission merchant, who has endeavored to assist the great un-dertaking by publishing a series of highly illuminated views of the six great buildingson th; grounds. These are to be enclosed in a finely illustrated envelope for inailing,and are for sale at the moderate price of 25 cents per set. They are the handsomestsouvejair of the Worlds Fair yet issued. Agents are wanted at 48 Carondelet street.Address, Wm. B

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