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ACT NO. 3.

i'y Mr.. Pearce. House Bill No. 43.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing an amendment to Article o5,i
of the Constitution of the State of
Louisiana, relative to the removal Of
the limitation on appropriations for
the Louisiana Industrial Institute. 10
Gated at Ruston, La, for maintenance
and support.
Section l. Be it resolved by the Gen
eral Assembly of the State of Louisiana
wo-thirds of all the members elected
20 each House concurring. That Article
2o5 of the Constitution of the State cf
Louisiana, be amended and re-enacted SO
rs to read as follows:
Article 256. The Louisiana State Nor
nal School established and located at
Natch;toches; the industrial Institute and
ollcge OF Louisiana whose name is
hereby changed to the Louisiana Indus
trial Institute, established ana located
at Ruston, and the Southern University.
now established in the City of New Or
leans, for the education Of y,nreons Of
color are hereby recognized and the
General Assembly is directed to make
stich appropriations from time to time
ls may be necessary for the maintenance
md support ana improvement Of these
Institutions provided that the arpropria-
non for the maintainance and support u
.he Southern University shall not excee,
len thousand dollars per annum.
Section .. BE it further resolved, ETC.,
That said proposed amendment be sub
mitted to the electors Of the State Of
Louisiana for their approval or rejection.
Is required by Article 321 of the Constit-
5ution Of the State Of Louisiana and the
general electisa laws Af this State, at the
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ACT NO. Il.
BY Mr.. Hughes Of Orleans. iIonsc Bill
No. $50.
JDJEfr PESnI I-rrIn\
Secretary Of State.
JOINT RESOLUTION

| .''1 y EEoOi-j ilbN.
'Proposing an amendment 10 Article ol(
! OF the Constitution OF the State o.
Louisiana. so rs to provide for nal,
or female factory inspectors. through
| ont the State.
! Section !. BE it resolved lv the Gen
aral Assembly Of the state OF I.ouisiana
tWo-thir,is Of ell the members electns 4
20 each House concurring. That the fol
lowing amendment to the Constiti Y Y,
II the State be submitted 10 the clcctor.
i the state at the next general election
tor representatives in Congress. to be
holden on the 4th day Of November 1866
to-Wit: That Article 210 of the Con4;;.
tutlon Of the State of Louisiana bear
ing upon the subject matter be and the
same IS hereby amended so as to allow
tie appointment or election to office of
factory inspectors, Of either male OF
female persons. as provided for hv an
Act entitled can Act 10 regulate me
employment Of cnlldren. young persons
and women in certain cases. and 70 nra-
rl'!e penalties for violations Of the pr.,..
visions of this Act. adopted bv rbo
General Assembly at its session of the
year 1906.
Section 2. Be it further res led. etc,
That on the official ballots to lie used n
said election shall be placed the words
For the factory Inspectors amend
ment. = and the words :. Against the fac
tory inspectors amendmant.' and each
eiector shall indicate, rs provided in the
general election laws of the State vhil
Of the propositions he votes for. for or
against.
j. W. HNAMS.
Speaker Of the House Of Penresonta.
t.yes.
J. y. SANDERS.
Lieutenant Governor and President gf
the Senate.
Approved .Tulr 2na. 1906. 4
NEWTON c. BLAECUtrn
! true copy:
JOHN T. MICHEL,
Secretary OF State.
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and actually produce = orte srrnlns
dedicated hy said act 10 the nurnoscs
thereof. which is ann viii ho sut,i.;e,t
10 permit the cauif.lIil,.i,n tboroop
by thc issuance Of e;oh. million dol-
lars of bonds, and the retirement .hero-
Of prior IL January ]! 1880. and
it is Of the greatest ;nnor.
tance 10 the city of New Orleans ,,d
The people Of fine whole S+,,o ,hat
thes" great public works sh,1I ho
speedily completed. and 1r,-t +h,;r oa,
plotion should uot he deferred tbronob
a long series of wears hv tho rr,dn.l
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surplus. rs it lerrucs yaqr bv yn,r.
Section j. BE II an,e+o3 bx- 4io coo
raj Assembly Of the State of I.ou;s
ana. two-rhirds Of all tbo n,omhnrs o,oa,
4 to each House conrurrjua. That suh.
Get TO the ratification If flo noo,Io -,
he State of Louisiana hy tho ,1n,t,on
{ an amendment 70 the cons+;tntidn ",
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GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Froeign and Local Factors Strengthen
the Wheat.
STRONG DOMESTIC CASH SITUATION
Close in Nearly Cent HiRher-Corn
Acceptances Light and Prices
GO I'd, Both in Cash
and Options.
STRONG DOMESTIC CASH SITUATION

OMAHA, April, 4. 1906.
Under the influence of higher Liverpool
cables, the wheat market started about NC
higher. Prices were STEADY through the
early hours. Bradstreets report and an
improved cash market, both northwest and
southwest caused shorts to cover and
prices went up, at one time standing lac
above Monday for May. The close was &c
higher for May and 1c for July.
Higher cables, smaller receipts and
strength In wheat caused an advance In
corn. Country acceptances were light and
cash prices were 1klI1c higher. Shorts were
good buyers and they did not find much
Tor sale. The opening was &c higher and
the close nc higher. a shade below the top
notch. Weather forecast is for more rain,
prices.
The oats market developed considerable
trade. IL was strong all day and the close
was nc higher for May.
Liverpool closed Ad7kd higher on wheat
and 2sM1hd higher on corn.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 bu.
last year OF $4,000 bu. and shipments OF
10000 bu. Corn receipts were $4,000 bu
and shipments $40, 900 bu., against receipts
last year of 1873, 600 bu. and shipments OF
1,lS6,OOO bu. Clearances were $4,000 blu.
wheat, 1850 bbls. -four, $1,000 bu. corn and
Bradstreet's wheat decrease was 2744, 900
bu.; corn decrease, 3,154OO0 bu.; oats de-
crease, 1,67s,000 bu.
j. A. Patten wired from Chicago: win
nipeg exporters have been large buyers OF
May wheat in Minneapolis this morning.
near that there has been quite large busl.
ness done today for export. No figures Jet
have been given out 1 can see but very
little to put this market down. / think we
will see May wheat here sell in the sos
again before many days"
Local range of options:
Articles. Close High. Low. Close
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NEW YORK STOCKS And BONDS
Attempt of Professional Party to Advance
Prices Apparently Subsidies
SHARP BREAKS IN SPECIAL ISSUES
Call Money Rises 60 Nineteen Per Cent
During Furry Late In the ses-
sion-Market Closes
Easy.

NEW YORK, April 4.--The shrinkage In
the activity OF the trading today indicated
a subsistence of the attempts TO ADVANCE
prices on the part OF the professional party
In the Speculation. which has been promt-
nent In the dealings for the last Few Gays.
number Of factors IN the lmmeolsse STU i,v,,
for the advance and the disposition was
shown to adopt a waiting attitude. TheTe
was n considerable selling movement early
in the day in the course Of proht-taking by
Spectators in a doubtful state OF nina
The movement was not very extensive
damage to prices Sharp breaks in special
stocks were a large factor In the general
weakness at that time.
The Chicago Union Traction stocks
which were rushed up in the closing deal
ings fell back sharply this morning on
the mixed results in ysSsergSsyts mS as Sse
after rise at the opening, threatened 70
renew it's weak decline. The wide losses
in the course of the first hour. After that
the market was extremely dull all day
and moved within narrow limits: Reading
made most Roadway against the depression,
although that stock also was forced be
low last night in the course Of the early
trading.
a encouragement to any extension OF the
speculation. the stringency OF call loans
appearing rather to increase than to relax.
The rate had run up to 10 per cent soon
after noon. The early rate OF Z per cent
also was higher than hitherto during the
week ana ~ per cent was tOuCneu III Tue
late furry Yesterdays transfers through
the subtreasury to the interior points
lifted the loss by the banks to that inst ti-
tuition since Friday, as shown by today
statement TO SS,644OOO. This compared
with a loss OF less than S2,OO0,000 In the cor
responding period of last week. II was as
serted also that shipments were being
made to various interior points by ex-
press. The foreign exchange market was
little affected in spite of the high call loan
rate. The discount rate was easier. both In
London and Berlin. and authorized int-
nations were given that an additional gold
engagement for import this week was a
possibility. The discount rate at Paris,
however, hardened and there was sharp
drop In sterling exchange at that point.
The declaration of only the regular divi-
dend on Atchison seemed TO cause disap-
pontment TO some holders. The advance
in Reading had little effect on the general
list and the market yielded again with
the late furry In call money and closed
easy.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales par
value, 81. 10000 United States bonds were
| all unchanged on call
Quotations on stocks today were as FOL
| lows
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-05

SHEEP-The life and snap which were so
conspicuous in yesterdays trade in sheep
and lambs were absent this morning
Buyers after learning how the stuff sold
at other market points seemed to feel that
they had boosted the market at this point
most too fast and were inclined to move
little more cautiously this morning. At
the same time the quality of the receipts
was not so good as yesterday, that is there
were not so many good or choice loads
on sale Still another reason to be found
in the fact that a large proportion of the
rain. AS result the market on both sheep
and lambs was rather slow today, but still
about steady. Lambs that brought $3.50
yesterday, sold at the same point today,
showing that there was no change at least
on them, and other sales, so far as could be
judged, also looked steady.
1t will be noted that some clipped sheep
and lambs are beginning to arrive. The
sheep sell generally about 800 a hunred
lower than the wool sheep OF the same
grade and lambs S1.OOq125 lower
Quotations: Good to choice native lambs
Sc. 30G8.5 good to choice light western
lambs, IS 25a6.5O; good TO choice heavy
lambs, $6,00d6. 4O fair to good lambs, So 90
az. IS Gull lambs, 81 50q5.50: good to choice
light yearlings, S7596. co.; good to choice
heavy yearlings, s. $4,000; fair TO good
heavy yearlings, s. .5065.75 good to choice
wethers, s5.65Q6.O 90; fair to good wethers,
So. 40Gl5. 65; good 20 choice heavy ewes, IS 40
d5.76; good to choice light ewes, SIS OOCd5 Is:
fair to good ewes, A.5OGf5. 90: Gull sheep and
bucks So OO6D4 90
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ribs, sihc: No. i loin. l6c: No. 2 ioin, BE
No. ioin, l1hc; NO / chuck, &c; No. 2
chuck, 51sc; No chuck, SC; No. / round.
No. plate, &c; No. . plate, SAC; No. plate,
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Wool MHFket.

BOSTON, April 4-WOOI<-The market is
strong with fair activity. The eastern deal
ers have shown a renewed disposition to
contract for the new clip woods. Shearing
has started in several sections of the west,
notably in southern California and Nevada.
Territory woods are in continued demand
and little Improvement in clothing grades
is noted. There is fair movement In
pulled woods. Foreign grades are Arm.
Leading quotations follow Ohio and Penn
sylvania, Xxx and above, S5q351ac; X, $50
S5c; No. /. 3SaS9c No. 2, Ssd40c; fine un-
washed, 26@261hc: uarter blood, unwashed,
32dS21hc; three-eighths blood. 33q331sc
half blood, 32kq33c; unwashed Delaine 28q
29c; fine washed Delaine, 36q37c. Michigan,
fine unwashed, 24a25c; quarter blood 321zq
33c; half blood, 3l1zq32c; unwashed Delaine,
27d8c. Kentucky, Indiana, etc, three
eighths and quarter blood, S2a38c Terri
tory: Idaho, fine, 22d23c; heavy fine, l9d
2Oc; fine medium. 22a2Sc; medium, @@lc;
low medium. 26a27c. Wyoming, fine, 22q23c
heavy fine, 196t2Oc: fine medium, 22d23c; me-
dunn, 26d27c: low medium, 26G27c, Utah and
Nevada, fine, 22d28c; heavy fine, 19d20c; fine
medium, 22d2Sc; medium, Nd2Sc; low me-
dium, 25dZc. Montana, fine choice. 24a25c
fine average 23@24c; fine medium choice,
24d25c; average, pa 24c; staple, 27q2sc; me-
dunn choice, 27d2Sc.
ST LOUIS, April 4.-WOOL--Steady;
medium grades, combing and clothing, 24d
sc; light fine, 20q24c; heavy fine, lS42lc
tub washed 3lG3sc.
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Total receipts. .17s
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
her of head Indicated;

CATTLE-There was another liberal run
of cattle here this morning, 1856 cars being
reported in. The receipts, however, were
smaller than usual on wednesday, E3
cars having been received one week ago.
The market as a whole did not show any
very marked changes.
Receipts consisted very largely of beef
steers there being among the offerings a
large number OF good fat cattle. num-
Der of the trains were very late In arriv-
ing at the yards so that the market opened
slow and dull, buyers being disposed to
take their time and await the later arrivals.
This gave the market rather weak APP
pearance. Still right good steers sold at
steady prices. Common to medium kinds
did not move on any too rapidly and in
spots were a little bit lower. In fact, any
change that may have taken place was
unquestionably on the side OF easier prices.
Cows and heifers were in light supply,
only ten or a dozen loads being In sight
when the market opened. While some of
the buyers seemed TO be holding of and did
not take very many cattle OF that kind,
there were plenty of buyers for the few
loads on sale. AS a result the market
was fairly active at steady to strong
prices.
stockers and feeders did not present any
new features, the market being fairly
active at prices fully steady. Good cattle
OF this kind have sold well all the week
and the market has been without note
worthy feature.
REPRESENTATIVE sales.
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carlOt Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on BOARD of Trade.

Prices on BOARD of Trade.
CHICAGO, April 4.-Higher prices for
wheat in foreign markets was largely re-
sponsibie for a sharp advance here today.
Al the close wheat for May delivery was
up &c. Corn and oats were each up 1sc'
Provisions were shade to 121ec lower,
despite favorable weather in the United
States An advance of %4bc in the price
at Liverpool, together with higher prices
induced active buying by shorts, which
continued all day. There was also good
vices from winnipeg claiming that wheat
was being shipped from there for export
further encouraged the bulls. Another fac
tor which strengthened the market was
that Bradstreets reported a decrease in
the worlds visible supply for the week
OF 2,7440Oo bushels against a decrease OF
1863, 900 bushels for the corresponding time
one year ago. The market closed firm
with prices slightly below the highest point.
The May option opened %g$c 70 80 SSg7SSS
closed at 7SssGI7S1fc. July ranged between
T7hG7S1kc and closed with net gain OF
1c at 77K6I7Sc. ClearanceS OF wheat and
fiour were equal to 43s, 900 bushels. Primary
receipts were $4,000 bushels against 5000
bushels one year ago. Minneapolis, Du-
luth and Chicago reported receipts OF "a
cars against 1862 cars last week and 1es cars
There was an active general demand for
The market manifested considerable
strength, chiefly because of the scarcity
OF OnerlnRS. Local Receipts were Suldll'
cables were firm, cash corn was higher
and the weather for the movement OF
the crop was unfavorable. All these things
tended 10 higher prices. The market closed
strong at about the highest point. May
opened MONO higher at 4419a449sc, adj
vanced TO 456D45isc and closed at 45c. Local
receipts were 323 cars with cars of con-
tract grade.
Oats were strengthened somewhat by the
nrmness Of other grain hand ana also ,' bS n wet
seeding operations. Al the close prices
were at the top notch. May opened 1sc
higher at sic, sold OF to 3O5tQSlc and ad-
vanced to Size, where it closed. Local
receipts were 205 cars.
Provisions were weak early in the day
because Of the selling of pork and ribs by
a local packer. The selling was induced
by a decline of 5p10c in the price OF live
hogs. Later the early loss was regained
on covering by shorts. At the close May
pork was OF 12Isc at $500. Lard was 9
shade lower at ts.4OqS, 42lz. Ribs were 2li
I5c lower at ts.62tGS.65.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
4 cars; corn, S24 cars; oats, Sl cars; hogs
5000 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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kanaas GO LIve stock Mnrket.

KANSAS CITY, April 4--CATTLE-Re
ceipts, 1900 head including $50 southerns
Market steady TO l0c lower: choice export
and dressed beef steers, $530d5.S0; fair TO
good, 81. 25a6. Is; western fed steers SO SOl
b.25; stockers and feeders. S3.00d4. Is: south
ern steers, $3.75Q5.00; southern cows. s.. 5O6l
AS; native cows. t25Od465 native helfers
HOGS Receipts, 1890 head. Market was
weak TO SC lower: top, t6.5ih; bulk of sales
S6.221zQS.90; heavy, $6SOd6. 37lS; packers, So %
d682A; pigs and lights, S. 9OI6,27h
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 500
head Market 5G15c higher; western weth-
ers $500: native lambs, IS 25n6.5O; western
lambs. s5 25dS.5O ewes and yeariings. 81 IS
d6.OO; western fed yearlings. S5.6OG6 10;
western fed sheep, A.5Od6.0O stockeTs and
feeders S3O0fi4 so
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-05

2 m head. inciidinF / soo head re- ms
market weak native shipping and export
steers, A.S5G6.O0: dressed beef and butcher
steers, So 75q5.60; steers under 1000 lbs
s. 2Sd4.55; stockers and feeders 81. 4Oai 80:
cows and hefers. S2.IOd5.25. Gamers. 81 IS
62.5O; bulls, S3.50Q4l5, calves, 81 0O6i6 20.
Texas and Indian steers, $3sMA70; COWS
and heifers. 2.20d4 q
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head market SC
lower; pigs and lights. $550QB.45; packers.
65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1000
head; market steady; native muttons, 81 90
1850 lambs S. 50d6.S5.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-05
New YORK Money market.

NEW YORK, April A-MONEY-Oon call,
strong and higher highest. Is per cent;
lowest GA per cent; ruling rate Is per cent,
last loan, Is per cent; closing bid. Is per
cent; offered at is per cent Time loans
steady; sixty and ninety days and six
months per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-5i4 d5Isc
STERLING EXCHANGE-Heavy with
actual business in bankers bills at 4Sa20Q
4.S525 for demand and ut AS240d4.Sei5 for
sixty days bills. Posted rates, AS3d4S3h
SILVER-Bar, 64hc; Merican dollars, 493a C
BONDS-Governmen steady; railroad
steady.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-05

BOSTON, April 4.--Call loans, car p
cent; time loans, 5Q6 per cent. Offici
closing on stocks and bonds:
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK, April 4.-METALS-There
was a strong advance in the London tin
market with spot closing at els 5s and
futures at e169 Locally the market was
firm and higher in consequence, with spot
quoted at $3S. O06I3S.50. Copper was IS lower
eS4 IS and futures at esq 5s. Locally no
change was reported. Lake is quoted at
Sls.5Oq1S75; electrolytic, nS.Sa1S,50; cast
S. 1905 As in the local market, but declined
rs Sd to ELS los in London. Spelter was
unchanged da at So 3 % IN London and a.
at ass Cd for both standard foundry and
Cleveland warrants In the English market.
Locally the market was steady and I'M
changed. No. / foundry northern is quoted
at SIS 25GDl935: No. 2 foundry northern.
81. 75G1S.S5; No foundry southern, SIS. 25
dlSS5: No. foundry southern, 81. 757lS. 80.
ST LOUIS, April 4.-METALS-Lead,
Steady at S5271k. Spelter, quiet at $500
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-05
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, April 4-COTTON-spo
closed quiet 10 points higher; middling up
lands 11.65c; middling gulf, n.9Oc: sales,
100 bales.
ST. LOUIS, April 4-COTTON-Quiet:
middling, 1lhc; sales, none; receipts, none;
shipments, none; stock, AZ, 5A bales
LIVERPOOL, April 4-COTTON-Spot In
fair demand; prices ] point lower: Amer
6. 2sd middling, Sod; low middling 5.S7d;
good ordinary, 5.69d; ordinary. 8 sd The
sales were 1900 bales. OF which LOCO were
for speculation and export and included
y 700 American; receipts, 1900 bales includ-
ing 800 American.
REV ORLEANS. April A-COTTON-
Steady: sales $3.50 bales: ordinary, sac;
good ordinary, 91l-l6c; low middling. 103kc
middhng, llisc; good middling, uAc: mid
ding fair. 12c; receipts, 5.S4S bales; stock
go, 9Q bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-05

LONDON. April 4-MOney was much
wanted in the market today In connection
with the consOls settlements. Discounts
were steady and trading was quiet Con-
soils were upheld, being stimulated by the
leans opened dull and rallied 20 above
parity. Union Pacific was the feature but
operators were restricted and prices re-
lapsed on profit taking They recovered
during the last hour and closed steady al
below the best quotations OF the day Grand
Trunk rose sharply on trahic returns For
eigners generally were hrm. Russians
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-05

opened dun, but had a better tone later.
Japanese imperial g. of 1904 were quoted
al t0ih
PARIS, April 4-Prices on the Bourse
today opened very heavy owing to the coal
strike agitation and the market continued
depressed throughout the day Russian
bonds Of 1904 at $50. The private rate OF
discount was per cent.
BERLIN, April A-Trading on the Bourse
today was duh owing 10 the money market
having an unsatisfactory tone.