Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-19

carpets u falryland transported In the
winklnE NJ an eye 20 the business parts
" HuenUs Ayroa you could not tell
whore you were by looking at the faces
or dress VI the people. n you should
De dropped Into The stock exchange. Tor
Instance. you might. " you wero deaf
imagine yourself In New York or Lon
don. You could not imagine yourself ln
liucnus Ayrcs. n your ears should he
suddenly opened you would sim he at "a
loss The cries Of the brokers would ho
In spanish. but from all around tsould
come bahb'o N italian. French and
English. n you went outside your site
nation would be even worse. You would
hear the street Hweepers swearing at
each other IN Italian. English mer-
chants discussing trade In AurlU-SaNon,
and groups Of IaHquca ON every street
corner rahhling at each other IN Span
lsh. You would hear much French and
yuu might meet with Russians, Poles, or
Az uP-T0- DATE COUNTRY.
This large mixture 0f foreigners Keeps
the Argentine up to date New ideas
are coming 10 from everywhere. aud tho
latest improvements arc go hn found.
Nearly uli the town have moro or
Ices electric lights. many have good
streets. and their are excellent railroad
connections with ghc with the leading
ccntcrs. The Argentine now has 5000
miles uf railroads. with a capital ~ half
billion dollars. lupnus AyrDa has
trains hy which you can go Co any "
the larger cities iu nights ride. and
there are sleeping ears ON an lines This
city ls as blk us Boston. Rosario, the
next In Size 'n The republic. De- 10000.
You can gu 90 bed lu the cars 90 iiuHnus
Ayfes and awake Zoe Rosario. ~ 10 tho
Same with Bahia lii1nrI, the metropolis
l or the south Arfru inc. The TurumIu
trains have sle0pcrs ana within % short
time w0 shall De- able f1 cross The con.
I tlueni from the Atlantic 60 tha Pacific
without stepping outside the cara
The steamship accommodations are
equally good came here from Monte
vldeo lu a steamer like ths Puritan and
| Pilgrim. which run between Sew York
! and Boston. I went tu bod loo fho ship
ana nwoi,c az Huonos Ayros docks The
| fare wa g. and I think The Argentine
steamers gave me more Tor thU money
! chat I got at home. had q good state
room. Tho ship was lighted hy electric
| lights and the pHs1engCrs were served
an excellent dinner. with good ClHret
/ and "a huttunholC buuuoi without extra
| charge. In the morning a steward
/ brought 60 my cabin cup nf coffee
and a roll, and moro than that. carried
by baggage out 90 The curom house.
| n I remember fiHhi fhe meals were
charged extra on the Sew York and
| HnHiun boats.
There are several mail steamers o.
/ week from here 60 Europe There are
others which go south through tho
/ strait VI Magellan ana about the west
coast Thclo1ro shirH which will take
| you two thousand miles on the rivers
into shn heart N Tho interior uf Brazil
ana twice H week you may ride up tht
pafana Co thc capital ~ Paraguay
ARGENTINE TRADE.
-Four thousand vessels engaged m
foreign trade 50 in and out ~ tn por.i
u the Argentine every year. and the
volume ~ Imports and exports in 1895
amounted o. moro than 221 millions If
hard American FUld dollars one.
| fourth ~ this commerce was with
Great BHtalI. the country that does
more than hair ~ thf whole orehu-cnr.
fylng trade % the Argentine. She sent
90 per cent u the imports. GERMANY
coming next ara Italy next. AHel
these came France and belgium. ant