New-York tribune., 1906-06-29
TRADE AND FINANCE ABROAD.

The counterfeiting or, rather stealing of foreign
trademarks has become so extensive In the Otto
man Empire that some measures were started re-
cehuy IN the hope of suppreSsing the abuse so
preJudicaI to European and American commerce
1he Union Of the Delegates of Foreign Trade has
resolved al meeting at ConstantincpIe 10 ad-
dress to the legations and embassies there a memo
randum, In order to obtain the recognition bv the
ottoman authorities of the competency of the
HXed tribunals in all questions relative tn in
oustrlal and commercial property. These oues-
hons arising between Christians and Moslems are
uled ana decided upon by Turkish tribunals which
are, Of course, partial toward the Ottonans and
'he ABUSE Of counterfeting trademarks has be-
come scanda ous The best OF these marks are
!hpldently initiated, and the articles thus falsely
laoeAu are sole TO the great detriment OF The own
dminishes in Turkey the ap1oIIn+ iSeu az ap1lces
the foreign merchants and the inferiorit1- oS III
koods causes considerable damage TO their repl1ta-
lions IN the minds of the inexperienced purchasers
There is al Galata, a district of ConstantinonIe a
nIm which manufactures all kinds of LIQUORS
Mliies. atislllle chartreuse, champagne. etc imI-
Iatlng the labels. the shape of the bottles the
FEGSLhs ES1c e,c, The Union Of the Manufacturers Of
satlce ft seIL representatives, TO investigate the
satar ana lawsuits were begun, but without salts
corps viii heed the compiai4ts o tba e ror9i Gl0
+-CSIs' ahd mat the cases will be tried hereafter
@ayantage of being composed OF three Ottoman
Judges trained in foreign business affairs and OF
Two foreign assessors, chosen from leading mer-
'Aants OF the foreign colony.
<As d consequence OF the revolutionary condition
In the Muscovie empire there is a considerable ex
tension in the movement of emigration from, thst
country The Minister of Commerce at ST Peters
burg appointed a commission, charged 10 studv
means TO cause the Russian steamship lines to nroi
by that emigration. The government plan which
VIII be supported in the commissions meetings
consists in establishing direct steamship lines he
tween the Russian ports and the graat ~ forairen
ports 1t is thought that the bulk of emiarTstie6n
from The MuscoVite empire will continue for Years
TO come, TO pass by Hamburg Bremen Hull HaVrte
Ihe
choosing these routes is that the British Italian
and french vessels offer sonable rates OF pass
age. besides better treatment on board For Phn 81
russian exi!cs and their families. e
The question Of rapid communication betu,ae,
the ports of the Argentine Republic and tbosa ~
europe Dased upon subsidies from the govern
nent' under the form OF rewards for oucj1 trtns
ana freedom from port dues in the harbors of tho
republic, has been dehnitively resolved nv a daoro
IN april As formerly mentioned. April was in
ef eenaea by the Buenos Ayres Congress 10 be tba
the Presidential decree has fixed Octobey 20 row
must sppont residing abroad
present tenders. a COMMITTEES composed - 10 10
Glris1efs Gn OF Agriculture Marine and the PreferP
saw Isbih % Ports VIII report within thirty days and
ofsrin tcn ,enesr II any should be accepted Those
the national bank This sum I gGId as guarantee in
IN i9rty-eight hours the issue Of The with
thar vessels make the voyage in tbs beondi5i0n is
umes; ~ Hamburg to Buenos Ayres or la PIt
from Gen2a Neples, Bouogne, Liverpoo 40 Or hpnrs
deanx. "a dsys. - ,rno noaTs from Cherbourg or Bor
abo rem VS9 10 days The ports Of TigS e caaz s
homeward voyages. Other terminal eastSaTd pa5tS and
arrives AZ The e gasnt count TO the moment vessel
Suenos Ayres the END OF tho outer breaiaes o.
one caIIr or nsre .e lsh'ship az Bahia Blanca Only
Sosiing and must be the Atlantic Islands rbs tos
war the government may expTon@is. sa , IN uine of
valuation CO experts "e''' d ule