Trusts, Their Uses and Abuses Abstract From the Address of James B Dill, Esq, Of New York City, Before the Merchants' Club of Chicago, Illinois, November Ninth, 1901 Classic Reprint

Excerpt from Trusts, Their Uses and Abuses: Abstract From the Address of James B. Dill, Esq., Of New York City, Before the Merchants' Club of Chicago, Illinois, November Ninth, 1901

He said: If the charter of every prominent combination of capital or dominant company expressed the real intent of the organization instead of reading, 'to manufacture, trans port and market' the particular product in question, it would state as the purpose of the Company 'to Dominate in the manufacturing, to Dominate in the transportation, and, what is quite as important, to Dominate in the market' of the product.

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