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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-10

killing of Madero. according 10 dis-
patch To- the ENpress Gcncal niax
tcgurds the present situation % Mex
too as very grave. especially with rcf-
crcnee to finance When he resignod.
he said, there was Ss0.00O,o0O ln spec
Gle in the treasury When Mader0
was deposcd therc remained only the
sum of $4,000 he added
~ learn on good authority that
McNleo intends 60 float loan af 500
0OO. 600
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-10

Pokin. March a.-The national anti
opium congress with a view to assist
ing CHINA TO suppress the opium
trade. will appeal TO the Young Mems
Christian association aud missionary
societies throughout the world io open
funds for the purchase af as iarse a
portion as possible of the opium
stocks at the treaty ports The stocks
viii he burned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-10
CNRHN NNIA FORCES SAID TO
MNNI ENI0l rItn rnIsONllts.

lAreuo, Tex March .. lt is roe
ported that ali of the iedorls CAPE
tured hN The carmnza forces at lam-
pasos. Mexico, were executed late to-
day This report however has not
been confirmed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-10
Union Cooperative store Proposed.

Kansas city March 9.-Union men
Of Kansas City pledged themselves to-
day 10 give 81 each to finance co.
operative store to sell produce at cost
TO union men. They hope By this
means TO reduce the cost Of living.
About $4,000 will be available to
start the store.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-10

Cornish, y. H.. March 9-Lonis St.
Gaudens sculptor known from his
own original work and as assistant to
his brother, the late Augustus saint
Gaudens died here yesterday Of
pneumonia He was born 50 years
ago in New York One Of his best
known works was the design of the
arch al the new railroad station IN
Washington
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-10

Washington March 9.-President
Wilson has accepted the resignation
Of William Marshall Bullitt. as soli-
citor general. to take effect March l.
Abram l. Elkus Of New York, coun-
sci for the democratic national COM
mittee is mentioned as Mr. Bullitts
probable successor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-10
.SUFF FFRAGISTS MEET
WITH DISORDERLY
OPPOSITION
HowIing Mobs Shout Down
Speakers and Eggs Thrown
in Spite Of Efforts by Strong
Police Force,
SIFFRNGETTItS AGAIN
RESORT no FIIiEBltAND

London. March . Sunmgettcs
burned the wooden pavilion of
the Bowling club az Heaton
PARK, Newcastle this morning.
They left card inscribed 40
peace until votes for women.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-10
Morlon's Condition CONTINUES critical.

New York. March e.--Levi =. Nor
ton. former vice president passed a
comfortable night and was decidedly
better today His condition despite
the Improvement. however stil is
grave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-10

Cairo, Egypt. March 9--General
Porfirio Daz. ex-president Of Mexico.
left here today for Alexandria. From
there he will proceed to italy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-10

Rome, March IA marked hn-
provement was noted today in the
condition Of pope Plus X, both the
inflammation Of the throat and the
hoarseness being considerably dimin-
ished. The Pope himself said he felt
much relieved ana hoped that his "ty-
rants would allow him to resume at
an early date the ordinary course Of
life,
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
New York Stock List

furnished by J. c. Wilson & Co. San Francisco
Member of the New York Stock Exchange)
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ORO WILL APPEAL
To HIGHER COURTS
Railroad Commission Turns
Down Application to
Serve Stockton

In decision rendered yesterday the
railroad commission finally turned
down" the application of the Orc Elec-
tFie corporation to serve the city of
Stockton. The Orc corporation, it is
stated on excellent authority, will ap-
peal from this decision to the supreme
court. Considering the fact that more
than 200 petitions, signed by more than
10000 persons living in or doing bust
ness IN stockton. have urged the COM
mission TO grant the Oro's application.
for.
The final decision was given on the
orc application for a rehearing of an
ADVERSE decision by the commission
several months ago. That rehearing
Is denied. and for all time. unless the
commission be overruled by the SUI
preme court the $4,000, 900 Orc Elec-
trio. corporation can not do business
within the city of Stockton.
The commission issued a supple
meptal order finding that the Western
states Gask and Electric company has
D fully complied with the requirements
imposed by the commission in serving
the city of Stockton
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
CRISP FINANCIAL, BRTrFs


eS san an Era1ciseo bank clearings yesterday were
1t Is asserted that despite denials the deal for
me Hequirement OF General Petroleum by the
Sheu-Rcyai Dutch interests IS still pendinr
southern Pacific has declared the regular GUAR
tPfly dividend Of IL per cent PAYABLE October 1
TO stock Of record August 80
ne Union sugar company began its campaign
5ast Friday The Alameda Sugar company begins
ltz campaign next Saturday Both Iook for the
biggest crops In their histories
It Is now reported that the Associated OH com
nany IS the purchaser Of the Monarch OIL and
Refining company ~
Prelirninary estimates place the returns of the
Mldway Northern OIL company at more than
9zV,uVV IoT July IT production continues at the
present rate Of loo barrels per day dividends
VIII be paid. Il IS announced
The copper production for July by 90 pro-
dncers approximated 92. $50 023 pounds compared
<.6S1.1S9 pounds.
The total operating income OF the Wells Fargo
Express company for April, 1913. was S107 T23 n
decrease OF S49. Us from ADri1 1912 For N
months ended April 80 the operating Income was
$L4OSs1l. a decrease Of $471. .2S9
z. II Rollins & Sons and Torrance Marshall
& Go. announce IN offering Of "a. .0O0. 900 Hunt
ington Land and Improvement company collateral
trHst per cent serial notes dated September 2
1913. and due annually M TO 1917 optional at
SiOl and interest on any interest payment date
The railroad commission has received notice
from the town OF Relvedere that II has voted
that all Its powers OF control over public utilities
shall be transferred 10 the commission
The FstlFSad commission has rendered de-
eision permitting the Tuare County Power com
panY 10 issue 10 prOmssOFy notes in the aggre-
gate face value Of $4,000 secured by 133 G per
cent bonds OF the par value OF $66 500. The notes
authorized to replace 10 similar notes now
held by Thomas c. Job. The commission denied
the application of the company to pledge eight of
OF 1000 to secure 81, 243 interest on the notes
held by Mr. Job.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
butter. Cheese and Eggs

Receipts of eggs over the weekend were consid-
erably below last weeks daily average. and as
there was a continued brisk demand for strictly
fresh California stock the market started out
firm and higher. A small but persistent buyfng
movement the Dairy exchange sent the price
Of extras up &c a dozen aud although the mar
ket was not particularly strong at the new quo
tation there were offers to sell for less at the
close Of the session. Prices for selected pulets
and the lower grades Of large ranch eggs were
unchanged. Efot weather eggs and cheap eastern
goods were stsu much in evidence around the
street and both rolled weak
Tbs quotations fcF dairy produce did not show
the least change from Saturdays prices. There
no bids OF selling prices named Tor cheese
on change. which explains the absence OF huctua-
tions IN that department of the rlarket. Bids at
acc for extra butter failed to induce any selling.
there being no the selling side Of the mar
ket while the exchange In session Receipts
over the weekend were liberal and included some
large arrivals from the Humboldt region and from,
the east.
Trading on the exchange was confined to eggs.
the sales being as follows: 10 cases OF extras at
33c 20 at 311ac and 30 at 32c dozen.
Receipts were 22s 900 pounds Of butter. "a COO
pounds of cheese and ] ,303 cases Of eggs.
The following official quotations estab-
lished by sales bids and offers on the door OF
the Dairy. exchange. Prices IN the street. while
governed by the exchange quctattons; generally
range from 112c TO 215c higher. owing to the
various charges to be added.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
SCHOOL BUILDING MAKES
PROGRESS TOWARD SITE
Van Ness Avenue, mt Cough, Blocked
for Two Months, Now
|. Open for Travel

Van Ness avenue, at Cough street,
blocked for two months by the High
School Of Commerce, which is being
moved across the thoroughfare toward
Its new site, will be opened for traflc
tomorrow.
The 5000 ton steel and brick struc-
ture, the largest building ever moved
by man, is now on "top of the hill,'
four feet higher than 1t was when It
left the original foundation Until it
reaches its site near the public library
it twill be in 2. slight down grade
While the building has been on the
road for more than three months (and
during that time turned half way
round, j, tt has not been damaged in the
F1east-not even "a pane of glass has
/. sixty. men are employed and they
|'rook after 1900 Steel rollers. Only
t-twor men have been hurt, slightly.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
PARENTS OBJECT;
BUT GIRL MARR|ES
Miss Hattie Haskins Wife of
John Diestel in Church
Wedding

With the marriage yesterday In ST.
Charles Borromeos church Of John
Diestel, lumber dealer and contractor,
and Miss Hattie Haslxins. daughter OF
former State Senator Phil J. Haskins.
now employed by the United States
government, an elopement OF two
prominent young people was brought
to light.
The brides parents were unaware OF
her intentions, believing her to be
spending vacation with friends. Their
opposition to the match is said to be
responsible for the elepement.
Miss Haskins. who is % years old,
is graduate of the girls high school
and has lived with her parents at 1853
Leavenworth street.
The bridegroom gave his address as
2246 Mission street.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19

wheat and other Grains

CASH WHEAT
Prices largely nominal. California club 81 so
Ns1. .52k per ctI: northern club s1.5od T. 52h I:
Turkey red. s1.55al.60: Russian red. 81. 5oG
1521a; forty fold, $15212; bluestem. 81. l.55Q1.60.
FUTURES
No quotations
CASH BARLEY
Choice feed, $1.2714 80 per ctl; lower grades.
FUTURES
II a. Session
December.-$1.37 for opening and low and
S1-3S for high and closing
August new closed at $1.2sA bid. $129 II
asked.
2 D. m Session
December--s1.3S 3S for opening and low and
August = new s closed ss at si2as bid. and May.
1914 ats$1.44 bid. 81. 46 asked
Oats-White feed. s14Iih f.52h per ctl for
No. choice: black, So 7563 %; red seed SIT
a. 10; do feed $1.50@1 go.
Corn--Eastern yellow. carload lots S1s2 per
ctl; do white s1.s7; Egyptian white, nominal;
Kaffir cofr 81 So.
Rye--S1 $50 al BIZ ner ctl on the spot.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
Local Securities

Spring Valley Water stock opened on the San
Francisco Stock and Bond exchange yesterday at
an advance Of one point over the highest price on
Friday and the closing bid on Saturday, ana rose
another tiIrec-quarters point before the demand
was met and ASS shares had been transferred.
The opening was at $50 and the closing ], At !
S55.75. Paauhau Sugar was strong at SIS, white
Associated oil at $40 and Northern California
Power at $31.5O were shade OF. Only hand
full of bonds-S11 600 in all-were traded
Oakland Antioch and Eastern stock was
stronger in the unlisted department. with, safes
OF 49, shares at $525. Western Pacific bouds
were stronger at $50 1884, and General Petroleum
bonds Remained at s55 For Pacific Gas common
$4,000 was bid and for preferred $50 was BID
and Ss6.25 asked.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19

Prunes-Spot sos to oos &c bulk basis: sos.
&c. higher; 4os to SOS. jobbing at 51s acc a
bulk basis.
Other fruits. 1912 crop:
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Hay and FeefIstufs

Feedstuns fper toni - Bran S2s627 for
white and S25@26 for red; shorts Sa7n2s: mid
lfngs sSoT33: rolled barley. SGT so: corn
feed, sle@2a; evergreen chop feed 500 in car
lots lots and s23 jobbing; oileake meal 20 ton lots
$a2, 10 ton lots $32. 90, 5 ton lots S33. small
and 10 ton lots, S27 80 for ton lots and SOS for
small lots. alfalfa meal, carload lots SIT so lob
jobbing $23 so
:, Hay tper ton)-Fancy wheat hay, light bales.
SIs.o0M2l; No. wheat and wheat and oat.
Sl1 900 30; good to choice do S14M16 80: bar.
icy, S12@15; tame oat S1461s wild oat, s126
To- stock hay, s100l12: alfalfa. shall
Straw-50@9oe per bale
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
Horses and MuIes
General Merchandise

Bags-Standard Calcutta grain bags, 9Ss @
eHc: San Qpentin. s19ci wool bags, 3o1ac tor
and 4sc for 31s lbs; fleece twine. 91sc per ID;
bean hags. 7% arse per lb. -
OIL quotations are for harrets-Linseed: oec
per gallon for boiled and 64c for raw. bbl lots
lc less. cases Sc more; Bakers' "A castor. eases
s gallons s1.o7. 10 gallons Slo5; cormercaal s
per gallon.
Coal OIL Gasoline etc.--Pearl oil. in bulk &c.
in cases Zoe; headlight oil, in bulk ioc. IN cases
1Tc; Eocene in bulk lie. in cases lec: Elaine.
261kc; Red Crown gasoline. In bulk l2l5c. IN
cases 22isc; engine dstillate In bulk 1hsc. IN
in cases 441sc; varnish makers and painters
naphtha. in bulk 1415c, in cases 21fac. u.
drums and iron barrels, SOC; Aroturps cases SOC.
iron barrels and drums, 23c per gallon
Rosin-F. $40; a. S7-75; I. $780, VIC, $40
per Dbl of $50 lbs.
Red and White Lead-Red. s@sAc: white:
~ @s1zc per ID; do in and 10 ID lots, TIC and
7He respectively.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
Refned sugar Market

The western Sugar Refining company quotes
as follows, net cash: Fine granulated, &c; can
ners' granulated. SC: fruit granulated. De: crys-
tai doninos. lb cartons in eases; ss0c: do 2 10
cartons in cases 9.3Oc. monarch bar. 5-35e; tab
lets in half bbls. 5.5oc: do in 25 ID boxes
5.15e: cubes. 5.25c; monarch powdered. 5.loc; :;
xxx powdered. Bloc; confectioners' a, Sc;
beet granulated. 4.S0c; extra c, 4. SOC; golden G..
4 4Oc: d, 4.3Oc. Barrels and 90 ib bags i0c.
half bbls 25c: boxes SOC more per 100 lbs than
for bags OF 100 lbs net. Bar in 35 and 40 ID
tins s1.7o more, in and 10 lb tins, 81. more
per 100 lbs than the price for this grade In 100
ID bags.
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis.
sc: G. & H. fine standard Sc; coarse dry granu-
lated, &c; confeetioners' a, 5c berry: Sc; pow
dered 5.10c; cubes, 3 25e: .'Hgrade" bar, 535c:
bricks lin half bblsl, 5.5oc: bricks tin % 10 10
boxes), 5.7jc; crystal dominos Is ID cartons In
-cases1, s.sQc; Go ? lb cartons in cases, 9.3oc; /;
extra fine dry granulated Zoo lb bags. only :.
4. soc; extra C, 4.50c golden C, 4.40c; yellow d,
4.soc. Additional per 100 lbs: In bbls and 80
lb bags. Zoe more: half bbls, 25c more; boxes
soc more for all grades. Bar in 35 and 40 ID
tins 40 more, In 10 lb tins $2.35 more. Mini
mum order carload weight.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-Raw sugar steady;
centrifugal, 3. zoe; muscovado, 520; melasses,
2.95c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
San Francfsco. A,lo IA lei.

r California San Pablo baJ--San Pablo dredged
channel zss and bell buoy. ]. to be established
about Septan,her T. 1875 in the position of San
Pablo dfsdged channel buoy, ], ffst class can,
which vii then be dIscpnt The &c Combine
ron shuoy Will be conlcal. Yltn pJrsmiaa skele-
liaht of about 100 scandlepower every 20 kecondt,
thus Light. 10 seconds. eclipse. 10 seconds
brr,nr oil. gas. Lower midchannel gas and bell
buoy. Ps willhe discontinued on the same date.
pacise Coast. 1912 page IS. No. IS. Bnoy List,
pacihe Coast. 1911, page 1s.' Coast Pilot. 1909,
page 10. -
whistIing buoy 4, to be established about Sep
temher is, 1913, in 10 fathoms Of water. Y
from the most easteriy projection Of Point Del
Eada. pelgada head. left tangent. n degree
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
STOCK MART T F|R|N;
f W SALES MADE
Oil and Electric as Well as
Standard Issues Forge
to Front

NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-On a COM
paratively small volume OF buying
stocks advanced IN all quarters of the
list during the fore part of today,s ses-
sion. The supply appeared to be scant,
and under the lead of the coppers and
grangers the market forged ahead
easily. In addition to the standard
issues, the oil and electric stocks made
substantial gains.
Despite the improving tendency,
traders were not inclined to follow UP
the market on the advance. Profit
bear. selling, cut into the days gains,
bringing back prices in some cases TO
the opening level. In the final DEAL
tngs quotations were lifted again, but
at the close they fell short of the days
high figures.
Reports of rain in sections where
crops have been suffering severely from
drought constituted the principal factor
in the days rise.
There was slightly easier tend
ency in the money market The inn
proved outlook for the money market
during the crop moving season was an
influence in stimulating bullish senti-
ment. In the same category of favor
able factors was the report Of ex-
showing a total of $47,739.000, COM
pared with s33,018, 900 last year.
Wells Fargo Express made further
decline, dropping nearly 10 points, q
new local record In 1908 this stock
sold at $40.
Bonds became irregular after an
early showing of f1rmness. Total sales,
par value. s940, ,000
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
Beans, seeds and Hops

Beans frecIearsd, per ctl)-Limas. s5. 5oa5 so:
Manchuria butter. s3.s514; bayos s3 35o@ S.
large whites. s4 5564.65: small whites. s5 30 a
$50, pink, S3-i513.30; blackeyes. So 4od3 so;
red, $3.s5@4; red kidney. ss.To6s, IS. garvan-
zas, so; horse beans. s29o.25; cranberry,
nominal
seeds-Mustard. -: naxseed. s3. s5a4 per ctl
canary. 616tac per lb; alfalfa 14@1sc; rape.
sAaSEe; timothy, nominal; hemp &c; millet,
Dried Peas-Green So 1903 per etl.
Hops-Calffornia. 1918 contracts. 19d20c per
70, as to grade and district; Oregon and Wash
ington. 19621c
NEW YORK Aug. ls.-Hops-Quiet state
common to choice, 1912. 1s62oc: do 1911. 13M
lhc; Pacific coast, 1912, 1e@22e; 1911, 16M1sc.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
New york Coffee Market

NEW YORK. Aug -l8.-Reports OF uarner
weather in Brazil disappointed buyers, who had
beer predicting frost, and the coffee market
was lower today Oh liquidation The opening
X steadied by q demand for Ssptember but
prices we're s to- 10 points lower. and the mar
kst sold OF further during the day The close
was -to points mp from. the lowest on coy
August. sT1e;e September Sic: October.
$3.50; December 904e:s January, 9:11c; March
snot-Unsettled: Bio Is. 974c; Santos Is IL
0l3Ihc Mfla cofee-Dull; cordova 1sG16c,
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
SOUTHERN NEvADAs
Oil Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK ExCH4N
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.--Cotton declined early
in the day owing to reports Of rains in Teras m
Oklahoma and unexpected weakness in Iiyernooi
The official returns from Texas and oilshomo
showed some precipitation in the southwest but
heavy rains at 4 number of points There wa :
free selling for time for both sides of the ac
count and prices declined Is to IL points on the
new crop months. Local traders hammered ths
market at times and there was scattered linuida .
ton By Wall street local firms and the south AZ
one time temporary rally occurred or bnIljshs
crop accounts from the southwest The markat
is still a weather affair.
Spot closed quiet and unchanged Middlinp mn
lands 12c; do gulf. IL. Csc. -
r~rv
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
LOG Al NJ A r K E Il S

lots OF Leghorn hens that had been held over
from Saturday offering at rather weak
prices. Dealers also reported easier tone IN
California young stock, the easiness being due to
the increased arrivals from the east.
Poultry tper dozenl-Hens. S4f94-50 for small.
S6.5oQ7.50 for large and s9G12 for extra; young
roosters. ST4S; do extras. $9010; old roosters.
S4@5; fryers, $5.50G7: broilers. s464.50 for
large, $5.5044 for medium and S3G3.b0 for
small; ducks. S4@4.50 for old and S5q7 for
young; geese, s2@2.50 per pair; pigeons. Sl.25 "a
150: squads 81 .50m2
:. Prices per lb-Eastern hens. 17d1se; do
springs" 25c: California hens 14616e for Leg
horn and 11@1Sc for fancy breeds; young roost-
ers. 25c; fryers 24G25e: bFoilers. 23G2 24c; young
turkeys 25m20e: old do, 20621c-
Game (per dozen)-Hare, nominal; Belgian
hare, $466
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
PouItFx and Gnne

The poultry market started the new week
four cars haying arrived over the weekend As
expected. the percentage of young chickens. or
springs. in the arrivals showed large in
crease, but most of the cars were made up
chiefly of hens. The latter remained weak as to
values, with 1Sc q pound the ruling price while
the young stock sold at 25e. Receipts from
state shipping points were small. as usual on
except hens were largely nominal Several large
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-19
Mining Stocks

Interest IN the market for Nevada mining
securities was at a low ebb In Bush street yes
terday and. with buying orders limited, the
exchange small Only five stocks most OF
them low priced issues, figured In the dealings
the $3.50 a. m. session OF the board, and the
volume Of business during the late trading
periods was comparatively small, Prices for the
T0nopahs inclined TO sag. West End being
the only issue that showed any strength. North
Star, MacNamara Midway and Rescue were all
slightly lower the day. Goldhed consolidated
started the day with a decline but ii rebounded
and recovered all OF the early loss at the after
noon session. The other issues of the group
stood about before quoted 0phir was firm
feature Of the Comstocks, advancing points on
small lot transactions. The other northenders
were moderately active, with prices showing no
noteworthy change.