New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
FOR EXTENDING IRA
SESSION OF THE INTERNATIONAL CON-
MERCrAL CONGRESS.
ADDRESSES MADE BY FOREIGN DELEoATEs-
PRESIDENT MKINLEY RETURNS TO

ADDRESSES MADE BY FOREIGN DELEGATES
PRESIDENT MKINLEY RETURNS TO
WASHINGTON.
Philadelphia, June 3.-The international Comme'-
cIal Conference held its session this morning IN the
philadelphia Commercial Museum Hail. huHoei
Of addresses were delivered by foreign delegates Az
Of watch related 10 the commercial, Dahh"s ""0
Industrial conditions prevailing in the countries
represented by the speakers. and suggestions look
Inv TO the increase Of trade with the United states
were made.
isberoda Iiegerwitch delegate from the Chamoer
of Commerce Of the city OF Mexico SAID 'hat
Mexico obtained the greater portion OF its suppho'
from Europe one important fact which leu u u -
result was that European manufacturers anu uea-
crs gave from six to nine months credlt 10 'hc
Noxicor buver. and were also liberal In their ex-
tension of credit There no cash TRANSACTIONS
I'm Mexico as there are in this country. Ine laws
OF Mexico gave strong protection 10 creui'o''' 90"
he suggested that American manufacturers s"ou,u
make a study OF the credit question IN McNico' ITO
was certain they would find 1t advantageous ana
profitable TO increase their trade In that county.
r.. also added that with other advantages eq'a'
tn. Mexcans would much prefer the eHceien'
manufactures Of America 10 those OF Europe WHO"
are now generally used or consumed there
FREDERICK Kunhardt representing the Chamber
of Commerce OF Guadaajara. Mexico LOOK loi "'
subject Mexican Banking and TRADE. ana Base
interesting statistics showing the con~itioh Oh Tue
banking institutions Of that country anu INCH
credit relations with the domestic commercial Co
Establishments and with European capitahsts'
+ A Robertson. delegate from the Chaihoel Vi
Commerce OF Monterey. Mexico, spoke on Ai''e' 80
trade In Mexico. He said that the reason Eneia'
controls so much OF the trade OF the various w. ,
tries is because she subsidies steanship h'ie' '
sends her emissaries Of trade TO the reotest parts
bove N sell and want to sell you something All
asking Won to take 1t home In my own snip ooh
tinuing, Mr. Robertson said: The products OF 'no
Central and South American States VIII never De
brought here until you provide some way rS,S 20
way to bring back that which your nei.ng }
through the South have TO sell Trey van, 10 ouS
your nanufa ctured products and they want 10 ,,
terchange their products Iney hey, wan 'ahogony and
thousand and one other products OF 'ha' s'o'iouS
Prudenco De Murguiondo. Consul-Generai Oh tne
Republic OF Uruguay at Washington who repre-.
serts that republic at the conference. Spoh a,o az
Captain Corderido de Graca. rePresenting .ne IN I'M
gneers Club of Rio Janeiro discussed the e, com, nd
merce between the United states and Brazh anu
the means Of commgnicatio ~ tnar ~ Johns
resolution offered fs oy TO- Committee without
discussion II recited that the value OF the com.
merca Museums TO the trade ana ,hs,r Uy e ali
one city or State should BE- charged WIN tneir
mainteria nee. 1t recommended that Congress snoun
extend aid TO the institution. either by direct GOV
ernmental absorption or through financial assist
ance ,,,...,,. 81.
AT 1 o'clock the delegates went TO Chestnut-si:
wharf and boa rded the steamer twilight TOT TIP
OF inspection Of Industrial establishments ana other
points of interest along the Delaware Eiyer STOPS STOPS
were made at the shipyards OF the Cramp, COM
pany ard at the extensive Dlsston saw WORKS
visit was also paid to the League lsiahu Navy
Yard.
Washington June 3--The special train bearing
the Presidential party returning from Philadelphia
where they attended the opening of the CONNER
cial Museums reached the Pennsylvania station at
lao o'clock this afternoon. Just before the station
was reached the car. occupied by the Presi-
dent and Mrs Mckinley, was cut loose and shunted
down the Sixth-st track, where the White House
carriages were IA waiting. thus saving Mrs: Mchln-
lev the walk through the shed and station inc
President, Mrs Mckinley and Mrs SaXton TOOK
the first carriage and were driven 70 the White
House Mr. and Mrs. Porter. Dr.. and Mrs Bates
Attorney General McKenna and Secretary wilson
i'm medately followed. The remainder OF the train
which occupied by members or the ~ plomalc
Corps and other invited guests proceeded 10 the
station where their carriages were In waiting.