Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07

stock raising. II Is putting up more
nnd morc fencing every year. and the
day viii come when every one OF it's
400 aqtare n.iiea will be fenced and
when Its tVo0,ooy cows aud 1900. 900
sheep VIII be held IN by wire. The mar.
Net IL open aud our machincs ought 20
make that wifIa.
Another thing Is printing paper. We
make the cheapest and best o. the Kind
but Montcvldco buys its paper OF Ger
many. There are nevcnty-thtee news
papers IN Uruguay, all printed on paper
made IN Germany. We should be first
N drugs and pOfumciy. especially In
drugs. Tor. through the olectrlc power
~ niagara aud other thinEA We have
the beat facilities. stlil the French
stand frst. and We como along fliht a.
TO such articles. our drugs are better
put up than the French. | found some
American dtuHs 10 a little store In the
Interior Of Paraguay. ana was told that
they gave better satisfaction than any
others. but that II was too much trouble
10 get them.
THE YANKEES ARE Rad TRADERS
The Yankees have national rcputa-
tlon az a trading nation. but this fcpu-
tati0n u conif.ed u their business at
home. Internationally they are AMONG
tho poorest Of all who compete for
GALES In the highways Of the world. and
their fame IL confined to the making
Of good goods and the not knowing how
TO cell them. You remember the wood
en- nutmeg story. Wei. u IL not the
Yankees. but the EurOpeanA. who are
the wooden nutmeg vendors OF today.
The Germans sell the most furniture,
whereas We have the cheapest. best and
most stylish articles Of the Kind IN the
world. The uruguayans pay big prices
ana want good goods. but IN some way
or other the uefmanH get the business.
Even little Belgium. a county which
would not make plmplc on the face %
the United states. Hurpassca Us IN the
competition for the trade u Uruguay,
and u sells the very things which We
should BE- able to make most chcaply.
u has tho monopoly In acythca Iron
beams and sporting guns, our guns are
universally conceded the best. and
there Is no reason why We should not
furnish The other articles.
AMERICAS coat. 4
am Eiad 20 mud that American COO
II at last coming south. The coal trad
Of this continent amounts really H.
many millions % dollars. but - farit
has been practically monopollsedD ny
England and Australia. Het- AZ Non
tcvideo over 800 900 tons arr sold <cry
year. and coal brings all the wayfrom
y 10 I'll ton. There Il practically no
coal " any value on the eaAt BOAST
" south America. and the coal ofnowcr
Chile. which II not of the beet qshality,
il the only commercial coal 20 fartnncd
steamers une CARDIFF coal. and thlflnr-
ti,lo II ured a. fuel by all manufnc-
turcrn. Tho coal business u trugufy
amounts 10 between fi.0Oo.oOo and a.
ooo.ooo year. There IL virginia coil
that II largely used by the transatlantc
~. taHItI.aA l. ftlIIsg -.
cardin coal. and u depot for the Ole
81 this has been establishes hcrcs
have no doubt that II VIII do ltfrc
business. and I am told that theN Il
scod pront Ia selling at the present
prices.
IN Uruguay. just now England bud
Germany have the bulk OF this trade.
making their goods from our raw ma
terialH and chipping them down hsre
for sale. We have the monopoly In
kerosene because the pood Lord nltcd
Rinia ana ohio with u. and ala not mi
u an, where else In quantities cxcepVln
far.awuy Russia. and We have aiso'to
"a certain oNteut the monopoly Ia TIM
Dor. pltchforkH. tar and axes. The
timber and tho tar arc on much Ithe
have no fiGht 10 claim credit for tho
fact.
MONEY IN HIDES. HORSE HAIR
AND MAhsS MEAT.
The chief things we ouy IN urtiruny
are wool. hides and horse hair. We
take more than million Of their dry
OK hides every year and also grcat
quantity ~ wool 1hrre II an enor.
nous amount ~ money made hcnr In
meat and hides. Uruguay Il. you
know. cattle and sheep country. IL
kua a.. "a.
any other country of the world. Thrrc
arr ~ many cattle ana sheep that II
they were all In one great corral and
divided among the people. every man,
woman and child IN Uruguay wouii
have fiN cattle and sixteen sheep. aa,i
N they were driven OF by families each
family would b. dflvlnH home thirty
cattle and eighty sheen. The cattle.
Indeed. are ~ many that they are often
Killed for their hides II l. the same
with tho horses. Every boy on an
cstnncla has one or more horses. beg
the country Districts ~ Uruguay ana
the Argentine. nnd the present OF u
horse 20 a guest IA ncither extfavagant
nor uncommon.
A curious thing about the treatment
Of horses In this part u the world Ia
that only the males are used Zoe riding
or driving. A Eaucho viii not ride a
mare. lie would consider II below his |
dignity. Mares afc used for litile else |
than breeding. ana when they grow too
numerous ere often killed Tor thvlr
passed through the cstancla where
they Killed The murra Tor hog feed This |
seems a big story, but II IN true. There l
was nm incloanto on rho farm which 1
was fiiicd With mares at the tine OF my |
visit and lust back Of Il IA u corral |
were nt lenat a thousand tat hogs. They |
had grown fat by eating marco meat, |
and by this time they have. l doubt |
not, consumed tho most % the maroa /
] raw In the Enclosure. The mares are I
killed and carefully skinned, The fat /
4 rendered out aud the meat and On.
trails are thrown IN the raw state TO /
the hogs, who fFht over them and /
frgciiiy dcvour them such pork docs
not taste quite like our pork. II ~
rather Ncaly, and ! cOufcaf since I saw
the lnnro kllllng establishment have
ieoided TO stick 10 our hams.
mo MONEY ~ NEAT.
Some OF the best things III south
IN the way Of money making
arc 10 be found IN Uruguay. | have not
board Of anything that pays better than
The meat extract establishments az
Fray iienioa. on the Uruguay river.
These establishments have been o1pi-
lalizcd for about two million and
half dollars In shares OF one hundred
dollars each. and they pay about 20
per cent year. From a report pub
NJ Ned last February 4 see thai tha |