The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-20
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DUN 5 REVIEW 7.' " - NEW YORK Ocf 1q-Dnnfs fopoorr0u

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Duns tomorrow
 The sharp contrasts that have marked business in recent months still appear. comes with autumn is visible but 1t is not as general or extensive some in terests had expected, and in some quar- different industries vary considerably with substantial buying In some bra inches of manufacture and restricted demand in others, and production is more uneven. Curtaiiment of output has, gone further in certain textile divisions and in pig iron, mainly. because current purchasing is narrow and material goes out from steel mills faster than new contracts come in. There is disincination in most lines to produce beyond orders to buy beyond definite requirements, about all reports showing there has been no change from the disposition to operate conseryatively and not very far ahead. It is significant that price yielding has occurred in some vailed. and more frequent resale transao-s tions at concessions have disclosedA Athe fact, that supplies in some instances exceed, i'm !. mediate needs. Gtl N.sse
 Weekly bank clearings, ss.s2tsIs.o0a.s$S
 LIVE STOCK s
 CINCINNATI; Q. Oct. 1sssLHogs: Re, ceipts, s.7oo; holdover 5,eQQ; slow. and. pssRcrs wsss s'e and to SSeh9Fs SSf sayg pigs and lights si,5o e s.75, "sss desirable killing classes steady others dull. Steers. ss.5o@s5O; calves steady,
 Sheep: Receipts. 700; weak, s1@5. 50; lambs slow and weak. f
 LOUISVILLE. Ky,. Oct 1a,--cattle; Re ceipts, 300; dull, weak; heavy steers. ss9 $50; beef steers, s4QS: heifers, sf@7.50; cows: ssq5bO; feeders. s4,5o@s.bo; stocle-.
 Ii Hogs: a Receipts. s.aoo; a5@4oo iower!: goo poqnds md up s7ss sS t9 goo pounds pounds down, s5.s5; throwouts, s5.75 down. sheep: Receipts, 200; steady
 KANSAS CITY, Oct 11a,--cattlea Re- eeip,s, 2.ooo; steady; practically no beef at s2.25 2,4O: calves steady; packer top,s s9.5o; not enough stocAers and feeders
 Hogs: Receipts, ll.ooo; open zoe iowsr; .s sGsigg aa T nrouSd loe lower bulk 9d 96 ssss poand. ;s@Si5 bnIh 1so to 200 pounds ss.25@7; bull packing, sows mostly, S6@ els; stock pigs, s5c lowers bulk. < q 5.so.i Steady; choice western lambs on sales;i esst offered, s12.
 oeipts. ii.ooo; slow, i5e to 25c lower; se.s snd ss9iss s s9 to sG Ios1ss ss.f5@s packer sows s5s lower ss.a stsaay as'ye beef ''eRs eo%s aeners si.75@2.25;A bolosna 1bplls,a ss5o@4ss5;s
 sas sSeep: is" Receipts. 1 f ioos few early sales: most lambs carried over from preceding day at steady prices s11.25 for load of burry southwest lambs; culls, s7; good culs. ss. fs Af
 NEW YORK Oct. 1s.-cattle: Receipts, ss9t7s:, cows; siy25@aso. Calves; re culls and little calves, s7Qs; buttefniliNs
 sheep and lambs: Receipts. 2Aoo low CT: sheep. sb@6; .culls, s2G3 lambs. S10 @is.26; culls, s6,5oQs.5o.
 Hogs: Receipts. S9o; weak: light stp 7.ss: heavy hogs, s7.5oS7So; roughss ss.ss @6.5o. MSst v
 CHICAGO Oct. l9.-Cattle. Receipts, 1000; fed steers and yearlings generally steady with weeks sharp decline offer ings include liberal proportion of stale knd killing quality plain, best inatured steers. $f0.6S; bulk yearings si0 bulk fed steers and yearings, ,s7.76 as.5oi few s6@6: mixed steady with weeks decline i she stock dull on catch as-ca tch can bas sis: bulk EAnners around Se.50; cutters $2.7593 bologna bulls steadytto 1bc high err, heavy bologna bulls. s4.35Q4.50: veal CTS 25c lower,Apackersl paying $i1 mostly; few upward to' $11.5o; outsiders hand picked upward tc SIP; stockers and feed sn CTS duI aSegt 2s steady with weeks deelne ''E, Hcs.3 Rec iR'ssseeiptass,eeo uneven sise to ,s5c lower. mostiySiseSoff;. desirable grades lof light weis ht show most decline bulk better grades 23o to<S25 pound butchers 37,4o@7.50: top. S7@%good and choice iTo to 220 pound aVkiAges mostly s7@ z.so; bulk packing SOM s.2b e $50: kill