Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

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mans wool II put In a pile by hseM ].
4. lien al ~ the bales aud leit bose
In = stsrlx. 80 that The buyers can s1s-
lie .x,minr n. IN going among these
mics vol mus; be careful % Keep your
clothes from touching them. ne WOOL
ib,s when shrnat my hand lnlu ollie
~ n IL came ots. shining. ~ though I
mad dippsd Il In vasallnc. The shipp'r
s.iI ,ns maj the wool grasses the ocean
bsiiSr In IL urwashed state. ana shat
Ii thus brings u greater pi M. WOOL
i0sfa from 50 70 20 per cent oi W. W'lgni
in washing. and the ArEenune iafnets
ana y. hotter 10 sell al a lower iate anu
allow the European buyers 90 "c'ur IT,
Tws..hirds u The Argfn!inr WOOL
goes ID France. Germany ana belgium
Ia urh uute a iai has. untll th'A year.
boon sent TO- she United states our
i4U, iariff, as b was Interpreted. laid 20
heavy a duiy upon % az % kccp I. ont.
aahjugh the Arg milne w'1l We huy W
~ a coarse variety ard docs mot ! am
t0li. cdmprse wiih that rliHtu At NOM
u IL known az she Clfdopa "p'.' anu
il iafF Is used f5T making carqcH.
IN. Afgtniiae ,xpoigs " w.1' arc ln-
crcarlr,. In volume IN 1867 the clI
amounted 10 only 4s.OO0oo1 pounds. lu
1881 & Wa 1iO.O00.00D r3uncH. ana lr
1891 g5e.OO0. 900 pounds. or M re ihdn 100
pounds fr each man. woman and chiii
IN shc republic. Tho pl1duD. p.r 10 ~
De- ais. steadily -, Wing and Che aver
axe ne,rr - ihfay u uuf-ihlrj sElin
a. lafs. ~ u va lr 1850, THE Ararn.
tine not rniy surpassis " ir .h1 NUM-
brr 81 shr.p.hui !, Tiamltes g. surplts
un .r sine iu she uutify NJ ihe "Hil
and mutton A. present lur average
fleece per shtep iH higher. hui the a.
gentin,s arr igctdlly Improving ihoIr
breeds by crossing thfm Win she b p.
rams ilF can he imported Evtfy Jay
,r 90 ihcrc "a an auction sale 70 I'M
ported rams IN Bucncs Ayr,f. AMI nos
long agu \ nne Cailf mia meriuJ sod
Tor 5000 Dr. Faii. ! have yisstd some
- the auctions. ana I am surpfiacd az
,hp m urllity ~ the animals. They
are superior go anything I have ever
seen in she United Siatcs, she moFi u
shcm coming from Fam lus fhrtra and
well kr'wn breeders u Engini. I am
t1ld TIA. Hhipmsrtf 20 H.-rtlltl nas
stock fiam .hr t'nitod siaiss g. .h' AR
gcrjinc have usually r.aua.l in iHfies
90 our shippers. as the ri * vas rot
~ - The gridc demanded by The Ar
gpuiine buyers.
Tho wool Of che Argentine u chang
i1g. F1r iaug lime shore wa only
cs.lre wool. bat now an k'rdT - Inc
w.lif are pr dg1rd. ard ~ Argei Inc
iu she markc.f. Tn merilI sho q A-e.
however. comparatively Tow. The ch'f
breeds are she t.IlccHiara, ttImua 3
Marsh. Ilhck-facod Downs. oNforlis
and Chtvi,ia. There g. q cross " she
i.rlcrr,crs and She merin1 which gives
such excellent wool that al ihc iaei
Paris exposition the Argentine stood
firif a. "a vol exhibitor receiving i12
prizcs. of which .wcnsy-;hrcc were gold
medals.
In ai1ition 90 the meat which h
frozen flr oNpaif. the Argentine RE-
public Il steadily lncrcaslng In 80 ship
mcnta % live rock. A. she liutmua
AyTes docks thrfe are large cattle ana
sheep ylrlr. ana the animals are trans
fCrrcd from fhem 90 the steamers,
saw a number ~ ships loading during
wish ehcfc one day. Tho ciMiC are
put IN open pens. made ~ American
pine. rudeiy knocked up on the decks
% he steamers. Each lalmal h1f jus,
ef-spEh space O. NJ tffwn. and r. - sif,i
shat is head u away from she SEA.
The voyage j. such q warm one thtt 10
boarding II DOM AMI the cattle are 20
cattle stalls. roofing IA ~. a. u We're,
afc .ho open pens. 10 which the sheer
are carried. THESE pers have no roof
whatever and toe sheep are packed In
~ cirfaly tha; shfre ~ reArrciy room
Tor ;hcm - move about. From 1890 a.
5000 sheep snd from 200 50 600 cattle
arr taken 90 q single r.camer. the ~
ruH - the 1vrrcr'HllnE often being a
considerable iasr. one " che ships
/ N|.a 4 o
ana i.to0 sheep. arl another was load
Ing . carHo NJ 900 steers and i.1Ol
vofhcrs. In che nrp. six months oi
this year $4,000 ahcep ana Gi,00o f,cfrl
were exported alive % Eur, pe. and lau.
| year about a quarter " million cttlis
ana half q million sheep were s3ld Ia
| this way.
/ The ArgcuiinJs are uuw rllsiag cat;i,
/ for milk urd flr export. AMI they ar,
l Improving thclr cattle as wei ~ ihtli
sheep. Their are several bulls IN .hl
country which cost over 5000 sold. ant
DURING she pact year a. many iH i.c0l
bulls were imrlftd. ~ steer u A.,
| crr,ed for shipment which weighs icai
than i.a2o pounds. ana u1t y few ar.
shipped which weigh 1900. The aver,
aEe price paid b. she shipper IL ah1u
The wild cattle " the Argentine pam,
pas ~ which you have rad IN ynln
Biographies have long since dlsap,
pearrd. and questions about them ere,
ATE considerable laughter, A lev
~ nihs agl an American resident vi
liuru's AyreE received q lC,isr from j
professor u one ~ cur leading Amer,
lean clllegss stating thli b. "tspctge,
| % lake hur,lls frip 90 thH Argrhtini
ara would like % know n h. could
shNl the wild ca,,lr near iiueHu.
! AyriH without a llcrnFe," The MAJ
rN.dsrly had not harmed thai cYrry
D. ift 10 thia country has ar owner aud
STAT she Stock II rw ia carefully
watched a. our stock E home.
FRANK q. CARPENTER.
VIA, The Naval perooo,l g,i n.,cs