Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

os.eber. 20. Ises.-Rosario Is
H." ,'-,,, Of south America. IL IL
Dc -, whea, market Of the Arsen-
" 'i aseublle. 1t ships thousands ot
uns =, wheat. corn and linseed every
10, " "a vitlrln a short time after this
80 published hundreds OF ocean
W" - v1i be anchored under SIS
''. s. n,dIng this ycar's crops for bu-
A-"- v,.,ri, Is situated on the Parma
~ st,y, 200 miles by land from
n"" Avrsa 1t IL three hundred
p- 40 vatcr from that city. ana
- ., a. FAR inland from the Atlantic
as Pl.,sburg. ocean steamers
a, Two hundred miles up she Rio
pi,i, pis. Bucnos Ayrcs Into the
~ The Parana. and then for
-, ,hsc. hundred miles up the river
r,.,,.,. The Pirana at this point
m.-f'y stream. II has many
81, and .i Is very wide. Its channel
a,.o that steamers drawing six
~ esn reach Rosario at any time
~. rNr, ahd they come here fr1m
- ~. -. ef the world for grain.
rs.,,o itself Is one of the thriving
-. az Inc Argentine. II was founded
,s,ot rs yeaFz ago. but wheat raising
!, ,As Argentine gave u a great boom.
=. ,s,ha the las, ten years It has al
80 ,fsblel lis population. 1, has now
,.s, 1900 people. II Is well b1k. the
rn,,, crossing one another at right
80. Il has good hotels. dasly news
.,,r. electric lights. telephones and
,.sta /, does big wholesale and re-
va business. but the most OF Its money
saa from wheat
LOADING WHEAT AT ROSARIO.
he warehouses are along the river
IA The wheat q. venture, taken from
., ,an 10 the steamers more eheapiy
4 Rlsaf.l than at any other point In
D, aof,d. The land about here IL
I'D alluWal soil which has been
arfl,l duWn from tho mountains by
b. streams 81 the Rio de la Plata ayA-
"a. Through this Roll the PARMA has
ats chanlri 20 such A depth that shc
AgIf ltoa which she CITY stands are
At hast seventy feet high. They are
jft,pluui. and Rosario ~ bmlt clear
: ihdf clgca. 10 that the warehouses
N higher shan the mas,H OF the steam
20 naauEg on the river. All along tho
AXIS " the river warehouses have
i0a built They are made OF gray gal-
atiffi tron. They have railroad
rins running between them uad the
~ ~ Na - h.
nau which II carried In on the cars
u iilha'offei 90 the ships without Fo-
a ln;o The warehouses. The transfer
j made ~ gravity. Each shipping
caflny has long chute running
iNn The edge Of the blum. and often
tan The warehouse Itself. down Into
~ rvrr These ohutcs are made In
titlna, ana are - arranged that they
I'm q trough running from the blum
| ~, 'n,o the holds OF the steamers
me " the chutca are sections % iron
ieeh can be hung on wire cables, max
= N lnon chute from the hold 10 the
nnhh1ufs. 20 arranged that u can be
fsihened or shortened at will
ne shea, T. begged on the farm. The
NJ carry u 20 she edge Of the blum,
~ Italian hbofera take the bags and
IN them into the chuies. As soon
bag touches che chute II beE,ns
descend, aud II fairly gallops down
" melnci trough Into the steamer.
nga ny down one after the other
~ nate OF several to the minute,
lm You look at them they make YOU
ltApf an army OF Fii'oplng mire and
remember the horde which at
80 the cruel Archbishop Hatto
- Island In the Rhine.
noR RAILROAD FACILITIES.
harvest time the wheat becomes
u,sl a, hostrlO, The railroads
more thln they can do 60 carry
d9h and almost all othe traffic
~ Z, BE- suspended. There are moi
'..sh ears for she buanesl. There
,He no such system OF lnterhange
~ az We have IN the United States.
~npany'H ears uunnot 70 over thu
- OF other companies. The result
nj ihe wheat II piled up In bags
w tetMns and lea there until Il
~ p, shipped. saw such piles In
=, '', ~ paris In the Argentine. A.
a.fe aie comparatively fcwe ele.
,sis and the t0fltr for the wheat IL
.aii III most wasteful methods. There
x Dlfhn ~ the Argentine, Tho
,,hf e frch that the stock feeds OUT
awf, Ne yiar around. ard only the
" ~ blnn1ed animals ar. kepl I'M
NNt' sllry Of the work animals
NY loi, 3dt have - rely upon
~ lhsl AN eat ~ the ! aaiure iields.
r'.t u that ihsif IN 30 chance
wv ih'nter IT, n o.. ~ whta. In
~. m ~ has 'n rely upon tho null
~ lor setting X 10 the mlfkcta. The
~ l-fsl There are no grades 10
v bE. '"' ''''S"' 'N'sA sho"'u
Tt,..
TIE WHEAT FIELDS OF THE
ARGENTINE.
Sneve that Argens.ne wheat rais.
~ ~ w. Infancy. Twenty years ago
vs. men said thaf %yraln could
H., o. Grown 10 any extent. The
.h.t were then importing NIL
~, " dQIars' worth Of wheat every
WA The farmers who We're pis,ur.
~ gk on Nhai are row the prinel-
r,naAt helds were eating nuur
NsppH from the linked States and
To- Today the Argentine has 20
,t'ent the what trade OF South
Ns-, y, u plants millions OF acres
q e,S, N ma v produces from thirty
orl'.o h!illlon bushels a season ac-
t,.,.k 70 the weather and TO the in.
,ohs Of the locusts. For The hsi
SO % eight years II has produced
~, MIee-htiha TO fOur-nflhs OF the
A. SiYp o. this continent. and ,.day
M, s.pplng wheg 10 the din rent
M south America and to Europe
a. he Argeuilne has good crop
r,,Ia.e'a OF what In the European
~ s are affected and our farmers
,sn..stt less for their whoa, IN con.
IN, 49, ~ In the PAST year or go nnur
1fr',.n1aEe been aprlnglng up and the
Nh. Inc mas now more than 800 Hour
hfa-.i many 81 which use machinery
IA from the United States. l
i'~5h9s Ayres as You can Ret M ANY
A.. 10 New York. and as a rule the