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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1919
Page
13
Chicago market notes show September deliveries seen lighter than expected aiding corn while higher hog quotes bolster the complex. Spot quotes vary with winter and May contracts moving. foreign exchange firming supports the mood. Provisions rise with demand from West, while cash grain in multiple centers shows mixed movement and price levels.
Chicago and Kansas City reports show hogs 25 cents above Friday’s prices with strong demand. heavy and medium hogs quoted $16.50 to $17.80, light hogs $15.75 to $16.26, packing stock around $16.25 to $16.78. Cattle receipts steady with natives up to 75 cents higher, stockers and feeders higher. veal calves steady to higher. Sheep receipts 2,000 with lambs and fat sheep generally steady or higher.
East St. Louis livestock market reports show receipts for hogs cattle and sheep with price ranges. Hogs steady to higher on light and mixed grades, dressed weights around 16 to 17 dollars, cattle and sheep also shown with varied bids and weekly totals.
Readable fragments show St Joseph livestock receipts with cattle and sheep prices, plus a New York stock market note highlighting Crucible Steel, General Motors, and other industrials. Liberty Bond and produce prices are listed with brief market movements.
Labor unrest spreads with 1800 workers at Bethlehem Steel & Wire and Inland Steel facing returns. In Waukegan 1800 strikers may go back. in Indiana Harbor plans for a return clash with plant protection. Chicago shipyards vote strike in sympathy. uniformed guards alleged at Gary and Indiana Harbor plants.
Omaha stock market summary shows cattle receipts around 200 with steers and butcher stock up about 0.50 to 1.00, bulls up 50 cents, and feed stock higher. Sheep receipts near a week earlier with lambs and ewes at higher price levels, feeder lambs and ewes up about 1.00.
In Chicago the week sees corn prices slide and oats steady or lower. Provisions show mixed changes with pork linings up to 1.22 and lard weakening due to reduced warehouse stocks as corn also weakens. New corn shipments expected Monday may beat previous records. Market notes blame spring grain prospects and a striking supply response.
In Chicago district the steel strike enters its sixth day as Gary and Joliet plants report thousands at work while Illinois Steel and Inland Company clash over returns. Authorities deploy guards. reports differ on violence as 16 percent of Inland’s 7,000 employees wish to return and a mass union meeting is planned for Sunday.
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