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jobbing market. C/.E. Locker & Co. vs. The American Tobacco Co. (N. Y., 1906).
I20 TOBACCO INDUSTRY IN THE UNITED STATES [382 even though they had an established trade on their goods (elsewhere), to get them distributed;" that is, in terri- tories controlled by the Trust.' Closely allied to the methods of local competition and the Factors' Agreement, is that known as "Brand Imita- tion." This is a most direct form of destructive com- petition: it consists in selling at reduced prices brands whi...ch are apparently imitations of popular brands of in- dependent manufacturers. A recent instance of this is the marketing at a low figure by the Trust of the " Central Union " smoking tobacco in direct competition with the " Union Leader " of the United States Tobacco Company." The Trust distributed its " Central Union " free of charge to jobbers, in order to ruin the " Union Leader." It was not until the reputation of the inde- pendent brand had been seriously damaged, that the courts enjoined the Trust from further free distribution, where the intent to injure the property of another was so apparent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
jobbing market. C/.E. Locker & Co. vs. The American Tobacco Co. (N. Y., 1906).
I20 TOBACCO INDUSTRY IN THE UNITED STATES [382 even though they had an established trade on their goods (elsewhere), to get them distributed;" that is, in terri- tories controlled by the Trust.' Closely allied to the methods of local competition and the Factors' Agreement, is that known as "Brand Imita- tion." This is a most direct form of destructive com- petition: it consists in selling at reduced prices brands whi...ch are apparently imitations of popular brands of in- dependent manufacturers. A recent instance of this is the marketing at a low figure by the Trust of the " Central Union " smoking tobacco in direct competition with the " Union Leader " of the United States Tobacco Company." The Trust distributed its " Central Union " free of charge to jobbers, in order to ruin the " Union Leader." It was not until the reputation of the inde- pendent brand had been seriously damaged, that the courts enjoined the Trust from further free distribution, where the intent to injure the property of another was so apparent.
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